The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-28
PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS BOURSE.
The Standards Paris dispatch announces
another heavy failure on the Bourse, owing to
the threatening aspect ofatfairs at the east.
MARINE.
The dorry, "Little Western" Captain
George P. Thomas, from Gloucester, Mass,
June II, for this port, passed Scilly islands at
10 o'clock this morning.
IRISH RELIEF BILL.
In the house of lords Monday night the
Irish relief bill passed its second reading.
DIDN'T GO.
The Standards correspondent at Bombay
reports that Mahomed Kahn did not 60 10
Chuarkiar, as he dreaded meeting Abdan
Kahn.
A dispatch TO the Standard from Berlin
says the government of Roumania has
declined to grant extrsdition to a number of
nihilists, on the ground that such an act
would be contrary to the law Of the land.
NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.
A correspondent of the STANDARD tele-
graphs from Rome that the Italian council
has decided 10 add to the decision of other
powers in regard 10 naval demonstration.
THE RIFLE CONTEST.
London, July 27.-The American rifle
men were much cheered on Saturday upon
going up 10 receive their prizes at the hands
OF the Princess Of Wales. All the papers
mention the dispute between Farrow and
Hyde. The marker who took a bride in the
Olympic competition, is under arrest. The
has of Iantosnp
in the matter. The British suggested that
two strangers DO placed in the butts to watch
the targets of the Americans during the
match, but Hyde declared it unnecessary.
The Americans finished shooting at 800
yards range at 1l:30 o'clock Saturday. Totals
were Scott, 70; Laird, 81; Jackson, 70;
Rockwell, "a; Hyde, SO; Gerrish, 70; Dud-
ley, &c; Brown, II. The English team fin
ished a: 800 yards about II o'clock. A smart
thuner shower occurred as the Americans
were concluding their shooting. Totals of
English team at 800 yards Baker, 70; Evans,
"a; Gedsall, "a; Humphrey, 10; Youn G, 20;
Fenton, 49, Joynt II; Miner, "a. Shooting
at 900 yards range commenced at lao
o'clock, when the sun was shining fairly and
the rain hod ceased. Totals at 900 yards:
English team: Baker, "A; Evans, SO; Ged-
sail, 6S; Humphrey, 70; Young, 67; Fenton,
II; Joynt, y. Miner, II. Total, $40. Amer.
lean team: Scott, 81; Laird, II; Jackson,
60; Rockwell, so; Hyde, GO; Gerrish 60; Dud-
ley, Ga; Brown, II. Total, 515. Rockwell
only knew that he had to shoot at the last
moment when no possibility of
his shooting arose Friday night,
and he had no time to compare
the sighting Of his gun with Others, end had
to commence with borrowed gun, while
others OF the team had brought
guns compared at the pool last
night. The team is very hot against Far
row. and resolutions were submitted to 60 on
without him, 70 the effect that the team pre-.
ferred to be beaten with gentlemen rather
than to win under other circumstances.
Brown offered this morning, before shoot
ing, to pay Farrow tho difference between
the value OF the prize which was selected for
him, in extra prizes, and one which he
wished to have, but he still remained obsti-
nate. General Hawley has not been here so
far. Firing al 1000 yards range COM
menced at 300 clock. During the shooting
of the second squad of the the American team
in the second round there was considerable
more wind following. Totals at 200 yards
rahce-English team: Baker, 81; Evans, SO;
Gedsall. CO; Humphrey, Ga, Young, 60;
Fenton, 65; Joynt 81; Millner, 81. Total,
sos American team: Scott, 60; Laird, 81;
Jackson, 6S Rockwell, 60; Hyde, &C; Ger
ish, So; Dudley, 81; Brown, 60. Total, 500.
Grand totals-English, 1,647; Americans,
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