The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Harem on ShipboaFd The creeks
Preparing for War Cotton
Manufacturers Refuse 10
Advance Wages.

London, June ia Vienna dispatch says
the Greek minister of war has issued orders
summoning all tho officers and soldiers on
furlough to join their regiments Immediately.
Greek men.of-war are being armed. Tor
pedoos have been sunk in various points on
the coast.
CAN'T ADVANCE.
The cotton manufactures Of north and
east Lancashire have notified the spinners
and the card room hands that the state of
trade does not warrant 8 per cent. advance in
wages, which was promised conditonally for
the first week in July. A similar notice has
been given by tho Bolton masters associa-
ton.
FRENCH AMNESTY.
A Paris dispatch says at the meeting on
Thursday Of the senators and deputies to
discuss the amnesty question Mt the request
Of premier Freycinet, NJ Gambetta, presi.
dent of the chamber of deputies, said: lin
the provinces rs in Paris, public opinion has
accepted amnesty as necessary. The Con-
sentative and Republican papers Of
Paris are almost all pronounced
FIR amnesty. Tho Republican organs
in tho provinces almost unanimously
favored II. Four thousand amnested persons
are now in Paris, and their quietude has re-
futod tho fears expressed regarding the
maintenance of order" "Why shrink" he
asked, "from amnesty in few hundred
more " "The government could be sure"
he said "of 800 adherents in the chamber of
deputies. In this state of things il would ba
incomprehensible for the senate to impede the
measure"
THE IRISH LAND BILL.
The Pail Mall Gazette this evening, in
leading editorial on the Irish land bill, says
the government is doing what the country
desires them to do, and they have the country
AT their backs.
TURKEY woN'T RUN.
Vienna, juno ia telegram from Berlin
Gays Turkey is ready to make great sacrifices
for peace, but il will not accept Wadding-
toms detailed scheme, and still less the larger
| demands of Greece.
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR TO PARIS
Turin, June l9.--General Cadini has &C.
copied the post of Italian ambassador to
France and has started for Paris.
IsMAfL PAsuA's HARBM.
| Constantinople, June 19.--On the arrival
In the Dardaneles of the Italian vessel having
on board tho harem of lsmail Pasha, tho ex-
khedive, the sultan authorized the women to
90 to Chios or Lomois, but the captain of tho
ship persisted that he had been chartered 10
carry them to Constantinople, The ship was
allowed TO come up out of respect to the Ital-
ian flag, but the women will DO transhipped
without landing and conveyed to Chios. The
sons of Ismail Pasha must return 10 Europe.
| SHOOTING AT DoLLYMoUNT.
| Dublin, June 19.--In the shooting for the
long range challenge cup at Dollymount to-
day, seven Americans and ten OF the Irish
team competed, the ranges being 500, 900
and 1000 yards. Ten shots were allowed al
each range with two sighting shots. There
was drizzling rain and mist, which kept in'
creasing, and a. much as a hundred sighting
shots were fired. The following are the in,
dividual scores at 800 yards: Americans
Farrow, AZ; Scott, AZ; Clarke, AZ; Jackson, AZ;
Fisher, ALI Brown, so.
Irish--Milner, 80; William Rigby, 40; John
Rigby, 40; Murphy, AZ; Coghlon, 43; Banks
AZ, Warren, az; johnson, AZ; Joynt, al; Sulli
van, 81. Rockwell, OF the American team,
retired after making six shots, in which he
made 10.
The rain ceased after the 900 yards range
had been shot, but the sky continued
overcast. A light fog came from
the sea at the long range, and the bulls.eye
could be but dimly observed through the
sighting glass. The Americans are accus-
toned to shooting in good light. 1t was ad-
mitted that to-day's practice could not be
taken asa merit
Following are the individual scores of the
) American team, 900 yards Farrow, 40
Jackson, Az; Scott, AZ; Fisher, 40; Clarke,
45. Brown retired after the ninth shot, with
score of 32. AT thousand yards: Far
row, A; jackson, AZ; Clarke, 40; Scott, 81;
Fisher, "a.
Following are the individual scores Of the
0 Irish team; 800 yards: Murphy, 80; Cogh-
Ian, 80; William Rgby, 40; John Rigby, AZ;
Warren, 40 (retired) Miner, As; Banks, "A
Sullivan al Joynt, 40; johnson, 40.
At thousand yards: Murphy, 43; Cogh
Ian, SO; William Rigby, as; John Rigby. AS
Miner, 4S; Banks, So; Joynt Al; johnson,
, "a.
Following is the aggregate score: John
: Rigby, 143 Murphy. l40; Farrow, l39
/ Banks, 1888 Clarke, 1872 Scott, 1872; Cogh-
, Ian, 1872; Jackson, 13l Fisher, 1873. Miner
and William Rigby being equal with 1913
out of possible $50, will shoot again.