The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-04
The Americans shoot Them close
Match for the All-IreIand Trophy
BradIRugh Arrested Turks In
dignant About the Berlin
COnference-G General For.
eign Intelligence.

hlSDy, warren ana miner; tne other OF
Joynt, Coghan, johnson and Murphy. The
weather is stormy with rain. The following
are the total scores at one thousand yards
range for twenty shots: Americans-Jack
son, a. Scott, 81; Brown, 90; Laird, rs.
Total, $40. Irish team No. l.-Fenton, so;
John Rigby, 50; Warren, 70; Miner, a.
Total, S29 Irish team No. 2.-Joynt, SO;
Coghlsn, rs; johnson, rs; Murphy, 81,
Total, 1874.
5;5O.-Atthe l.l0O yards range, ten rounds,
the amount of the total scores of Americans
are: jackson, 36; Scott, Al Brown, SO;
Laird, SO. The aggregate up to the present
of the Americans is 487. The scores of the
Irish team are: No. l-Fenton, AZ; John Rig
ley, SO; Warren, 3S; Miner "a; aggregate,
400. Ne. 2-Joynt, 80; Coghlan, 50; John,
son, 81; Murphy, "a; aggregate, 470. The
weather is now Frightening up, after heavy
showers. The Americans missed three times.
6:20 p. Mon the fourteenth round the
aggregate score stood Americans, 585;
Irish, No. 1.-'550; No. 2-522. Five misses
were made by the Americans in the last four
rounds. Fenton's team are certain of VIC
tory.
GAO p. Mon the seventh round the score
of the Americans was 573; of the Irish teams
No. 1876, and No. 2-5Sl.
1905 p. m.-The shooting at LOO yards,
and for the day, has jast closed. The gross
total scores are Irish, No. 1-6S6; No. 2
626; Americans, 625.
The Dispath says at an interview to-day
Colonel Bodine said his team would DO dis
banded after to day Colonel Bodine will 90
to London with most of his team. The 9TH
ers will 60 individually. b.
dine will visit Wimbledon. He will
leave Liverpool in the steamer City of Ches-
ter on the 10Th inst, with such members OF
the team as will be ready to CO. Those who
wish TO shoot with Frank Hyde
will remain behind. Rathbone, Clarke,
Fisher and Rockwell will probably accom-
psny him back. lie is uncertain about the
others, but hopes they will not remain con-
trary to orders of the national rifle ascot.
alton. Brown will 90 to the continent and
B0dine thinks he will not shoot with Frank
Hyde. NoTE.-The statement conflicting
with the above in previous dispatch direct
from Dublin TO New York to-day was prob
ably derived from an interview with Frank
Hyde.
At the range of LOO yards to-day the
Americans made several misses They led to
the tenth round, when q series of misior-
tunes came. Laird made four misses, Brown
two, and Scott one. The American cup
and championship of Ireland was presented
by the American team to the Irishmen as a
memorial OF the first international contest.
1t was won by Captain Fenton, who made
the highest aggregate score in the several
competitions. The gold medal, presented by
the New York Spirit of the Times,
valued at $500, the terms of contest giving
each man i've shots at LOO yards with any
rife, was won by Joynt, with score of %.
Fenton was next, counting 10.
BRADLAUGH AGAIN ARRESTED.
London, July 3.-Bradlaugh, on leaving
Westminster hall last night, was served with
a writ at suit by Henry Lewis CLARK, claim
ing to recover q penalty of $500 Of defendant
for his affirming in lieu of taking the oath,
and afterwards in sitting and voting in the
house of commons.
With u view to bring the conduct of
Bradlaugh in parliament before the court of
the Queens bench, witnesses were present in
the house of commons yesterday to note the
fact that Mr.. Brsdlaugh WIS sitting and
voting. His prosecution will be commenced
forthwith. 1t is understood that Bradlaugh
intends to fight the action, if necessary, to the
house of lords.
IRISH RELIEF DEBATE.
The house of commons went into COM
mittee of the whole this evening on the Irish
relief bill. Mr.. Parnell moved to authorize
the commissioners ofpublic works to advance
money within their discretion to the boards
of guardians in the distressed districts, for
outdoor relief, the entire amounts advanced
not to exceed 100000. Forester, chief
secretary for Ireland, accepted the motion
and the amendment was agreed
to. E. j. Lyman, Liberal
menber for Limerick county, move that the
rate of interest on such loans shall not exceed
one per cent. Parnell supporting the mo-
ton, exclaimed against the shabby conduct
of the government, which. he said, had not
granted money from the imperial exchequer
for the relief Of Irish distress. Bradaugh
made his maiden speech in support Of the
motion, and said this was but matter OF
pure business or generosity. 1t would be
unfortunate, he said, if the notion
got abroad that the government and
the people of England and Scotland intended
to be generous only as Ear US it involved no
cost to themselves. On behalf of the msny
working men for whom he was author.
lied to speak, he asked that
some loss might fall upon them,
rather than that this measure of generosity
should be misunderstood. He asked her not TO
be generous with half hand. Bradlaugh
spoke for about five minutes. His delivery
was timid and hesitating very different from
that Of his carefully prepared speech at the
bar of the house.
FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.
The Standard. says: "We learn that the
difficulty between the French officials and
the government of Madagascar is in fair
way to a satisfactory settlement"
coNsrANTINorIf CRITICAL CONDITION.
A dispatch from Constantnople says the
excitement among the Musslemen Is pro-
ducing anxiety and apprehension in the
European quarters of the city, but it may be
confidently predicted that they will NOT
move unless investigated by authorities, as
the latter know we'll that any serious des.
truction in the capital would Immediately
produce action and European intervention
1t 10 hardly conceivable that they would