Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07
OVER THE SEA.

NowelPs Easy V1ctory--Riley's Easy victO.
ry-The Coming Regatta-An the Un
authorized Religious Communities oi
France Expelled from their Houses.
Great Irish Meetings to be Held To-Day
THE LAYooCK RILEY MATCH.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The race between E. G.
Laycock, of Sydney, New South Wales, and
]. II. Riley, of Saratoga, for s2OO side,
came off to-day over the Thames champion.
ship course. Laycock defeated Riley by
several lengths. Riley. it was reported,
backed himself two to one. The time of
tho race is twenty y-fve minutes and forty
nine seconds. Betting on the start was three
to one on Laycock, who won the race by
four lengths. At Hammersmith bridge
Riley was leading slightly, Laycock rowing
easy. Immediately after passing the bridge
Lsycock began to forge ahead and main.
tanned his lead throughout. At Mort lake
both men were fairly near together, but Law
cock had the race we'll in hand and MIGHT
have won as he pleased, Riley being hope
iessly beaten.
THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The International re-
gatta committee has decided to start fou,
trial heats the 18th inst, SO that there will
bs three heats with four scuIIers in each and
one heat with five scullers. The first three
heats will be rowed from Putney to Ches-
wick on the flood, the fourth from Cheswlck
to Putney on the ebb. The first two men in
each heat will be allowed to scull again on
the 18th, when two heats will be rowed from
Putney to Dheswi.k. The four best men in
these tive heats will then row in the final
heat, which will be from Patney to Mort
Lake, on the Goth.
THE FRENCH RELIGIOUS DEGREES.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The ejectment of non
authorized religious bodies took place to-day
at Lille Roudaix, VaIenoiennes, Abby and
Pau. Five persons were arrested in Paris
on Friday for obstructing the police in exc
cutting the DEGREES, and have been sentenced
to from ten to thirty days. Imprisonment.
Tard1f, member of the tribunal of conflicts
and Praddele, prefect of the department OF
Disc, have resigned. Bombs have been
thrown at the prefecture at Nismo. The
execution of the DEGREES against ihe unau-
horized religious orders is now complete,
excepting in Algeria and Corsica.
FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA.
CAPE Town, Nov. Con the 31st of Octo.
Der the mounted stronghold of the Basuto
chief Moletzanc, was successfully stormed
by Col. Clark's forces. During this opera
ton 5000 Basutos attacked the colonial de.
tachment holding chief Herothodis' village,
and before reinforcements could arrive q
small body of them were surrounded on all
sides and five were killed. The enemy ad
vanced IN great numbers, compelling the
colonials to rstreat, but in an orderly man
ner. The colonists relinquished their DO.
sition. The Tambus are now in open re-
bellion. Reinforcsments are being sent to
all important points,
IRELAND.
LONDON, Nov. Ga dispatch from Dublin
says the indicted agitators have retained
McSlonogh, Q. c., who was counsel for de-
fendant in the UConnell case.
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-The court of queens
bench was again crowded to-day, but the
indicted land leaguers do not intend to p,
pear till Monday.
FINISH OF THE ASHLEY BELT CONTEST.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The contest was finished
at 1O4O tonight with the following score;
Rowell 566 miles Littewood 470 Dobler
45O. Rowell beat Frank Hart's record of
565 miles at 1924 o'clock amid great excite
ment and cheering. About eight thousand
persons were present at the finish. The re-
ceIptS for the week are estimated at E2OO