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National Republican., 1880-06-23
THE RIFLE, BAT AND OAR.
A Good Record Made in the Various
Sports.
High Scores ut the Dollymount rifle Range
Yesterdsy-Lnird Returns TO His Old
Piece - Baseball in baltimore
Sweeping Victory for the Ma
tionnls - Sculls on tho
Eastern Branch.
Rine prnctlce Mt nnllymnnnt.


DUBLIN. June 22.-Buth teams were at prac-
tice to-day at Dollymount. Tho Irishmcn
were early at work. The Americans arrived
some time later, aud did not in consequence
fire or the full rounds Mt the short range.
Laird, who went down earlier than his col
leagues in order to try his old weapon, shot
the full complement Mt 500 yards, aud made Il
brilliant record Of Is bulls eyes. Brown made
90 in six shots, Clark 80 in seven shots, Rath.
bone 90 in four shots, Scott 2S in six shots and
Jackson 4S in ten shots. Farrow, Fisher and
Rockwell were not at practice. The results of
the Irish practice were as follows: At the
500 yards range, Mlncr ~, Ncnton 73, Cogh-
Ian "a. Murphy II, John Rigby 70, william
Rigby 20, Joint II aud Dyas ~. Laird, of the
American team, shot with his old Remington,
with which he won tho Wimbledon cup, and
which he will use in the match on next Tues.
day. His experiments yesterday with u new
gun BY Remington were not quite so satsiac'
tory. 1t is not yet settled what members of
the American team will join Frank Hyde's
team at Wimbledon.
After the 900-yards' range was shot rain set
in, and thick haze overshadowcd the range.
The Americans consequently did not continue
practice. At the 9O0.yards range Scott made
73, Clark ~, laird Il, Jackson II, Brown 60,
and Rathbone who only fired twelve shots,
scored 30
The following is the score of the Irishmen
in their practice at 900 aud 1000 yards.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Tho Pennsylynnln KnIIrond.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Tho following
statement Of the business of all tho lines of
the Pennsylvania Railroad company east OF
Pitsburg and Erie for May, 1850, Us compared
with the Same month in 1879 shows an increase
in gross earnings of 800 POI, an increase in cX-
pcnses of S2GG,IGl, aud an increase in net
earnings Of $ii2 ,76O. The five months of 1850
us compared with the same period Ia 1873
show an increase in gross earnings of SO, ls0,'
347, an increase in expenses Of 81 ,352 ,Old
an increase in net earnings of 81 s37, 3Ol All
lines west of Pittsburg and Erie for the five
months of 1880 show surplus over liabilities
of 81, ,3O2 655, being gain over the same
period in 1879 OF 81, i69 6O5.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
4 Eald on the Smithsonian Grounds.

Just ms day was duwuing yesterday morn
ing squad of officers under Sergeant Me.
Henry assembled at the corner Of Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue. The object
of the meeting was an expedition against the
tlumps who iulest the Smithsonian grounds at
night finding most agreeable lodging places
under tho dropping limbs of the pines. Tho
small force Of police was split mp, and
made rapid search through the grounds.
The result Of the raid was the capture Of two
men, Arthur Fernandez, u Spainarl, and
Charles Smith, an American, who were peace.
fully slumbcriug on the grass. The tramps
had either got wind of the approach Of the
pulcc on else are very carly riScrs, for not
another soul could be found ia the grounds,
The two prisoners were taken TO the police
court, aud sent down for fifteen days each for
tresDussiug,
National Republican., 1880-06-23
MIR. nradlnngh unsented.

LONDON, June 22.-In the house ofcommons
tonight the consideration Of Mr.. Brad laughs
case was resumed. Sir Hardinge Giilord's
amendment torbidding Mr.. Bradlaugh to
either take oath or make affirmation was
adopted by vote of 275 to 230. On the mn.
nouuccmcnt of the vote which has the effect
of unseating Mr. Bradlaugh, there was IN eX-
traordnary scene of excitement, the opposi-
tion cheering tremendously and waving their
hats. Mr. Parucll obtained leave to bring in
u bill to relieve Irish distress
National Republican., 1880-06-23
THE .SIOUX CHIEFS.
spotted raips Little Scheme Fails.

spotted Taips Little scheme ihls'
Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
CARLISLE, PA, June 90.
The Sioux chiefs, who have been visiting
their children at Carlisle school, are TO start
for Dakota tomorrow morning. After being
entertained ut the school for week and ex-
pressing great satisfaction in their childrcns
progress IN the white mans road, the party
went to Washington TO see tho great father
concerning project Of railroad through their
reservation. a change came Spotted Tails
dreams on finding that Captain Pratt lad
notified tho department that ho would no
longer need the services of Spotted Tails SON
in.luw as interpreter. The big chiefand his
subordinatcs gained the departments pcrmis.
sion to stop at Carlisle again on their return,
and came back in full feather, determined to
bulldozc the captain into keeping the interpre-
ter and raising lis salary. Asking for an as
somblage of the whole school, Chiefs Red Dog,
Two Strike, Red Cloud, Spotted Tail aud Amer
lean Horse, looscd the burden of their tongue,
Spotted Tail winding up with threat OF re-
moving his four sons and daughter (the in
tcrprctcr's wife) from the school If the captain
did not accedc to his demands. This proved
not to be the way to secure them, aud the old
chief will therefore return to his agency,
bringing his little Spotted Tails behind him,
unless he thinks better Of it by morning, as
he must transport if at ALL ut his own expense.
aud thus find himself two or three hundred
dollars out Of pocket, and in opposition to the
dawning sentiment of progress in his tribe,
and giving point to waiting rivals who would
be glad to take his place. He may be sad
der and wiser man before he reaches his
agency. ID. b. S.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Thunder storms in New Jersey.

MoRGANvILLE, n. j., June GA terrific
thunder storm occurred throughout this Sec
ton of the country at o'clock last evening.
1t was accompanied by violent wind, over
throwing fences and uprooting trees, At Ham.
momd mills the mill was struck by lightning
aud consumed, with its contents. 1t is feared
that much damage resulted from the storm in
Monmouth and Oaoan counties
SOUTH AMBOY, N. j., June 22-The resi-
dcncc, two barns. large stack Of grain and
the farming implements of William Meigs,
near White Bridge, were struck by lightning
last night and destroyed. The loss exceeds
81 900
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Supposed Case of Suicide.

BoRDESTowN, N. j., June 22.-Joscph Eos.
ter, plumber and gasftter by occupation, and
who resided in this city for several years, was
found dead about one and a.halfmles from this
place. on tho line of the railroad between this
city aud Trenton last night. His body was
found lying in a clump of bushes near the
railroad track. 1t was taken to Trenton and
given in charge of the coroner, who will hold
an inquest to-day. 1t is thought Foster COM
mitted suicide, as he attempted to take his
life by drowning the day previous by jumping
overheard, but was rescued. lie is au Eng.
lshmah by biIth, ANA widowor
National Republican., 1880-06-23
yermont NepublIcon Convcntion.

BURLINGTON, June 22,-The republican
state convention for tho nomination Of state
officers will be held here tomorrow. The
probabilities are Colonel Roswell F0rnham OF
Bradford will be nominated to succeed Gov.
eruor Proctor, there being bat little opposition
and that uuorganiaCd. For lieutcnant'Roy'
ornOr the contest lies between Albert Clarke,
John H. Darstow Of this city, For treasurer
tho present incumbent, John A, Page Of Mont
pelier is u candidate for denomination, with
William II. Dubois OF Randolph us opposing
candidate. For secretary of state the prcscul
incumbent, George Nichols Of NorhGcld, viii
be nominated, thore being no opposing candi
date.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
A nurnl Temperance ma,s-Mccting.

A grand mass-meeting and picnic will be
held at the little spa spring at Bladcnsburg
Md, ON Monday, July ,, under the auspices Of
Branch No. 1, Maryland State Temperance Al.
lance, aud county alliance will be that day
Organized. Nothing will be sold but ice cream
aud lemonade The fare from this city to
Uyattsyillc aud return has bceu reduced to
Twenty-Five cents, and temperance advocates
from Baltimore aud tac District will attend
in large numbers, among thom Miss Minnie
Moshcr the ulocutiouist. Transportation will
be provided 10 aud from the grounds for bas-
krts, ana tho ladies of tho uugubo.hood will
have bouutiully-tmushcd liable 100 tc,t
long for the hcncht of such Ns are rcprcscut with
out oNtubos, aud altogether it promises TO give
terrific boom to tho Temperance cruse in
that section,
National Republican., 1880-06-23


Bsitinore... O.
Earned runs-SUtiOuals, ?.
TwO-base hits-My
Three.base hi,s-Mnuscll Snyder and Baker
Base on called bUlls-Mausel, Derby and Ger
hardt.
First base on errorS-N Nationals, 3.
Double plays-MCCcliau, Gcrhardtund Powell, 2.
Passed ballS-llaweS,5
struck out-NntiOnals, p Butimorcs, ..
Balls calIcd-On Lynch 81; on Daley, Al; on
Myers So.
Strikes called-OT Lynch, c. or DALEY, S; Of
Wild pitches-Myers, /.
Time OF gamc-lWO hours.
Umpire-Mr. Julius Massieu.
This afternoon at l;3O o'clock the National
and Albany clubs viii! meet ON the grounds of
the former and have another championship
battle.
As the telegraph line runs direct to the
grounds arrangements have been made TO re-
ccive and announce any ballots that may hc
taken for democratic presidential candidate
at the Cincinnati convention. so those per-
sons interested in that direction can obtain
the news and witness the game at the same
time.
OTHER GAMES.
CHICAGO. June 22.-Troys, p Chicagos, ..
CINcINNATI June 22,-Cincinnatis, =; Wor-
custers, ..
CLEVELAND, ONO, June 22.-Providcuccs,
10; Clcvc'ands, ..
BUFFALO, n. w. June 22,-ButIalos, o; Bos,
tons, 4.
BnADroRp, PA, June 22,--Hop Bittcrs, s.
Bradtords, 4.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Charter Oak Park june Meeting.

Hartford, CoEN., June 22.-rho Juno
meeting OF the Charter Oak park opened to-
day with two trottng races, the running race
being declared off because less than the speci-
fed number of horses appeared on the track
In the three.minute class for purse OF $4OO.
divided, Golden Girl won in three straight
heats Pckard second, Riley third and Eve
fourth. Time, 2:25l, 2;25!, 2:26. In the 2:2S
races, for purse of $4OO, divided Richard Leo
was the winner in three straight heats, Birdie
G. second. Judgment third and Annie Low
fourth. Time, 2:2sl, 2:25!, 2:26.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
A Plea for lIldcn,

ATLANTA, GA, June 22-rho Constitution
will tomorrow morning say that Mr., Tidcu's
letter has wrought complete revolution as
fast aud rs far as il has been road in Georgia.
Men who have not Of late spoken 4 kindly
word Of the sage Of GrUmcrcy Park" uuhesi.
Iuimgly state that they have misuuderst0od
him. aud are now heartily in favor Of his
National Republican., 1880-06-23
CROUNS OF HONOR.
Closing Exercises OF the Academy of the
HOLY Cross

Holy Cross.
The academy Of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
held its annual commencement exercises ut
Odd'Fcllows' hall yesterday morning. The
programme was highly attractive and the per-
iormanCes of the pupils reflected great credit
upon the young ladies and their teachers. A
prominent feature was the rendition of
juvenile operCtta entitled Red Riding Hoods
Rescue" in which the singing and acting were
exceptionally fine. While all the characters
were well sustained, those of Buttercup by
Lizzie Blois Red Riding Hood by Annie
Cleary, aud Robin by Mamie Howe deserve
especial mention. The hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity and Il large number of tho
catholic clergy were present The awards of
premiums aud medals were made by Rev. f. l..
Boyle, who was exceedingly felctous in his
address to the graduates
This school has greatly increased since the
sisters took possession OF their spacious build
ing on Massachusetts avenue, and the excel
lence of the essays read by tho members Of
the graduating class proved the thoroughnoss
of the method pursued during the academic
course. The awards were as iolows
Graduating medals in academic course aud
| crowns Of honor for amiablc and polite depOrt.
memt were conferred OH Misses l.. Byrne, n.
| G. Irwin, A. NJ. Lynch aud 4. L. Corcoran.
ln the first senior class gold medals for i'm
provement in studies were awarded to Miss A.
Robinson; for cNcollcncy in conduct, to Miss
NJ Wynne; lor Improvement in music, to Miss
A. Ginnaty.
In the third senior class gold medals for
Improvement in studies were awarded to Miss
| NJ O'llara, In preparatory class; Miss Sheri-
dan, in junior class, aud Miss Dempsey.
Honorably mentioned for amiablo and po-
| lite departments: Misses A. Dempsey, VI.
Moran, NJ Witty, NJ. Nealon, n. Dapray, A.
| O'Dea, NJ. Byne, NJ. Walker, l.. Dcakens s.
Cocker, NJ. Kelly, NJ Donnely, NJ. Parker A.
Clcary, +. Maxwell, Mary Helen Howe, NJ.
Grady, l.. Evans, d. Kcaron, A. Kcaron, Nj.
Thornton, NJ Hoban, s Flanagan, L. Smms,
II. Ddpray, X. Montgomery, L. Buckholrz, NJ.
Loughran, X. Kraft, Marie Dockery, NJ. Pur-
cell, b. West, NJ. McCabe, l.. Bos and NJ. Ma
| lone.
In connection with the academy is a depart
ment for small boys. These bright little fell
lows did themselves ample justice by their
mastery performance ut tie entertainment
given by them on Friday evening. MasterJames
Green received the gold medal for success in
| Siulipg.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
,,,rou.s,,s nand Broken In.

SAN FRANCIsCO juno 22--A dIspNich fr0m
Tucson says that "tho band Of Murquesc, the
rcyoluionist, was broken up aud dishonded,
near the Sonora line, on the 18th instant. Tho
Mexican consul stationed here, upon learning
Of the movement, notified the United States
military authorities, who promptly sent Il
force to arrest the parties. Marqu'se, on learn
ing this movement Of tho United states troops,
disbaudcd his forces aud with his officers rc.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
The Long Branch Pier.

Long BRANCH, N. j., June 22.-The
schooner Vandevootl, Captain Charles Brown,
is the first sailng.veSsel that ever made
landing Mt Long Branch without being
wrecked. She rau alongside of the Great Ocean
pier last evening before the storm sprung up
aud made landing with greater ease aud
facility than sho could at city dock Dur
ing the storm she lay safe at anchor outside
Of the wharf. Her crew were entertained at
the Ocean house by the pier company.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
WASHINGTON. @. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE

turned here last night. 1t is reported, on good
authority, that he left this morning In disguise
for San Francisco. This movement on the
part of the United States troops has IL is be-
lievcd, completely crushed the Marquese rev.
olution. The leading Mexican residents here
are loud in their praise of the United States
government for an action which they say has
saved their government many lives and much
trcnsuipV
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Three Bows Killed,

ATHENS, n. Y, Juuc 22.-As the ielryboat
George H. Power was leaving her slip tonight,
one of the heavy weights attached to the
bridge broke from its lastcnings, aud fell
upon three boys who were standing under it,
All were probably fatally injured. A large
number of boys were on the bridge, and sew.
erul were thrown into the water.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Shot by "A Jealous wife.

ST. THOMAS, ONT, June ga man named
Patterson, fireman on the Canada Southern
railway, was shot tonight by his wife. three
balls taking effect. 1t is feared he cannot re-
cover. The cause Of the shooting is supposed
10 have been Jealousy.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Now orleans Continental Guards.

BosToN, June 22.-The Continental Guards
of New Orleans closed their weeks visit to
Boston to-day, taking the 8 o'clock train this
afternoon on the Boston & Albany AlroaS Eor
Buffalo. They were escorted to the station by
the National Lancers and detachment of the
CharcstOWn Cadets,
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Skill WITH THE SCULLS.
The Race on the Eastern Branch Yesterday
Afternoon.

The Race on the Eastern Branch Yesterday
Afternoon.
Another race for aquatic honors came of on
the Eastern branch course yesterday afternoon
in the presence of upward of 10000 spectators
The contestants l0wod in pail-oarcd, outraged
working boats, and four crews were entered,
their names aud COlurs being: schneider and
Mcfarland, red and white; Clark aud Boilcau,
blue aud white; MinuiX and McCalhUu, navy
blue, aud McCathran and James, dark blue
and white handkeruhicf'. The course was
from point littlo east of the AuacOstiu
bridge up the branch thrcC-qnurtCrS Of a milo
aud return, making the distance one aud
K-halr miles The referee for the race WAS Mr..
John J. Liuucy, well known from his Cou-
ncctiou with the CUurney-llaulan liasco, and
the judges at the finish wcro Messrs, 7. G,
Garden, James Wiley, william O'sool and w,
T.. Schneider Seven o'clock hai been
announced as the hour for tho start,
but II quarter OF an hour was CON.
sumcd Ia getting ready, giving Instructions
to the contestants etc. The race was for the
championship of the river aud tho prizes a
handsome pair of gold medals suitably in.
scrbed. Before the start McCathran aud
james were slight luyuliios among tho betting
fraternity the odds being about four to three.
II was precisely fifteen minutes past o'clock
when tho sharp report OF u pistol announced
that the men were OF, the luyuitCs having u
slight advantage, Before hundred yuds had
been pulled, however it was noticed that
Schneider and Mcfarland were going up and
woro rowing in splendid iUym, Clark aud
Bui,enu aud MnuiN aud MgIUhran soomcd
distressed and S,e.gpd wildly, but before halt
the distance 10 the turning buoy had been
rowcd they settled down to work and pretty
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Tho Recent Rains In Hungary.

LONDON, June GA Berlin dispatch 10
tho Times says: According to an official
statement by the chef civil authority in the
district of Lauban, near Breslau Prussia, the
late torrential rains have killed flty.six per-
sous and destroyed l05 houses"
National Republican., 1880-06-23
a FATAL Fall.

New York, June 22.-John Wilson of South
street, Philadelphia, was engaged on the Erie
railroad grain elevator at jersey City this
morning, When he fell from the top Of the
building to the ground, distance Of seventy
foet. and Mns Instantly Killed.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Another Indian Agent Acquitted.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, June 22.-Rev. J. C..
Briggman, cx.Indan agent at Kishena, Wis,
who has been on trial in the Unted States
court charged with making fraudulent re-
turns to the government was to-day ac-
quilted ON u II four counts of the indictment.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Fatal Result of n ,,,rroo,n Tiyht

BAYoNNE CITY, N. j., June 22.-Iu a bar
room fight on Sunday night young man
named Comford stabbed James Bremen in the
abdomen. At first Brenneu's injuries were
thought to be slight and Comford was released
on 800 bail. To-day the wounded man is
sinking and Comford has been arrested.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
A Ntnrdcrcr Conylcted nnd sentenee d.

TORONTO, ONT., June 22.-Tbc trial of
George Bennett, alias Dickson, for the shoot
ing of Hon. George Brown, was concluded to.
night aud resulted in verdict of willful
murder against the prisoner, who was sen
fenced to be hanged July 90.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Attempt to Break Jail.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 22.-Thc prisoners
in the SungaIuon county Jail attempted to
overcome the officers this evening, and in re.
sisting the attempt Sheriff Shoup shot aud
killed Jacob Mitchell, the ringleader.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
A TerriIlIe Accident.

KANKAKEE Ill, June 22.-AIrs. Hose.
mann and her eighteen. child were
run over by train at Giant Park station yes
tcrday. Mrs. Holsemann was fatally injured
md her child instantly Killed.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Newsp,per consolidation.

CINCINNATI. ONO, June 22.-Noxt Monday
the EUcaig Times and the Daily Star, an even
ing paper, will be consolidated, the manage.
ment being mainly that now in control of the
Star,
National Republican., 1880-06-23
THE WORLD AS 1T is.
Lights and Shadows of Everyday
Life.
Law and Order Restored In Lcadyille-A
Jealous Wire's Revenge-The Terrible
Floods in Uungnry-Indian Agent
BrigEinan Declared Not Guilty
New Orleans Military
Long Branch Pier.

order Restored at Lendviiic.
DENVER, Col, June Ex-Governor Pitkin
to-day revoked tho order declaring Lcadville
under martial law.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
GrccnhncI. Nomination.

BELFAST Mn, June 22,--rho grecuhJck CON.
gresslonal convention of the Fifth district has
rcuommuted Hon. 7, IL, Murch by acclalua'
ton.
National Republican., 1880-06-23

Republican Triumph IN Portland, ore,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22,--In thc election
at Portland city, Oroo Yesterday tine r,puhli
the council,
National Republican., 1880-06-23

sentation of his name is rcpudiated by the de-
mocracy OF Ohio, and denounced as being untrue
TO the expressed will of the democracy in their
state convention assembled.
The meeting adjourned to meet again to.
morrow evening.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
The SEARCH OF DIOGENES
Hunting a Candidate for the Demo-
cratic Party.
Assembling of tho Cincinnati Convention
a Temporary Organization Effected
Committees Appointed - Thur
mans False Friends-Tnin-
many Hall Delegates
Not to be Seated.
Cipher Dispatches In Vogue Again.

CINCINNATI, June 22.--The following tele-
gram has been referred to the New York
Tribune and Hon. Clarkson n. Potter for trans
lation, and is reported 10 have been one of the
causes of the early adjournment of the con-
vention to-day:
NEW YoHK, June q.
/ artful want blustcr the conuiye nomination
lireml badly evasvely that foolish letter gammon
was harm only iuyectiYe u Judgment blind Kelly
suggested lainely by mcrCieSs my narrow nephew
orphan don't pcrilous let quccrly 1t railroad wreck
secretly my towering ambition usutruct TO violence
be Weed the Xcna candidate S. J. 4.
gs,,a.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-21

L always affords THE HERALD
pleasure TO chronicle any advance.
mem ncde BY our people in thiq citv
and i Is now our pleasant dutv f.
state hat Mr.. G. w. Byrd. an enter
prla'Ng young man has started ont
on his own hook to make a liyali-
mood mr.. Byrd has onsned q fami-
" grocery, a. the corner Of Monroe
amt Fifteenth streets, where be az.
poets and hopes to receive liberaI
share Of the patronage Of the citizens
MI fhaf section OF the city as his
success depends in 0 measure. uDon
tAe patronage he receives from our
own people, we hope to see them
P1'ronize Mr. Byrd, who il s wor.
'hy &entleman and will spara no
pans 10 please ali t:lose who trade
"iih him. i1o carries a fail line Of
groceries.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-21

The following beautiful poem i
original and the writer requests that
'"e state that fact. Copyright has
been.applied for.l
There is ayouth of the hnev shade
! who ru"s his lip from day to day !;
bnt never TO himself has said:
llIlet up on.that Say"
Tie claims 10 be among the great.
A. Arpocrlcy be hon arec . ,mav.
! hen he should utter words Of " eight
And>Hot constantly with "Tsay."
Like Grant he's travol'i the world DER
Through the ocean, gulf and bav.
Anu he i expected to know more
Than the stale slang phrase, 4 saw
lie boasts Of hls well developed form
Ana his eastern style so gay;
MAlie his feet tortures. tiny wern,s.
lie tortures Us with u SAY"
Herald of Kansas., 1880-05-21

Mr.. Y. J. Jamison has opened a
grocery store on the corner of Kan
s's avenue and 10Th stcet, No. 327.
and proposes to keep full line of
everything usually kept in establish
meats of its Elnd, Mr. Jamison
is 2 young au0 ipdustr;ous gentle
men, and We hope Will receive the
encouragement he deserves from the
public iD the locality he commenced
business. Success to NJ. Jamison,
says TIE HERALD.