Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-03

highest score IN the two days shooting, and
wins the highest money prize. Scott secures
the second prize, and Young wins the Aber-
corn cup.
LONDON, July 2d.-The Americans were
again successful in the shooting in the Aber-
corn competition at Dollymount, which was
concluded to day. Though two Americans
made the highest scores, they could not win
the cup, the competition for which was con-
fined to Irishmen qualified to represent Ire
land. In the match for the Elcho Shield the
Americans, however, won the highest money
prizes The weather was unfavorable, the
wind being variable and gusty. Twenty shots
each were again allowed at the LOCO yards
range, making the total number of shots fired
by each man at all the ranges on both DAYS
l00 Following are the scores made at 600
yards: Jackson 81, Scott 49, Fenton 81,
Young So. Brown IS, Miner SO, Warren 81,
Farrow 7S John Rigby 76, VIM. Rigby 70,
Laird 70. Thyme 81, Joynt 20, Rockwell So,
Fisher 6S. The following are the total scores
at all the ranges for the two days shooting :
jackson AGA, Scott 461, Fenton 45S Young
45S, Brown 451, Miner 49, Warren All,
Farrow 444. John Risby AL, VIM. Rigby
Al, Laird AL. THYME 4S9, Joynt 4SS, Rock
well 1872. Fisher 424. All the above named
took prizes.
The Anii.scsuif Business in France.
PARIS, July 2d.-Discussion on the anti
Jesuit DEGREES is looked for ia the Chamber
of Deputies Simultaneously with the present.
alton of the report of the committee on the
plenary amnesty bill in the Senate. The
Chief Judge of Lille has overruled the objec-
ton of the Project to the jurisdiction of ordi-
nary tribunals. In a judgment delivered
Thursday he declared the legality of the de-
crees. He holds that it is for the civil tri-
bunals to decide the point, and that the
Jesuits having been expelled without any ju-
dicial prosecution. and expulsion being an
act not coming within the ordinary admins
trative functions, the case comes within his
jurisdiction.
The Archbishop of Avignon has offered
hospitality to number of the expelled Jesu-
its. but on receiving an emphatic telegram
from the Minister of the Interior and of Wor-
ship. he promised that they should leave the
palace in the course of the day.
The Amnesty Question.
PARIS, July 2d.-The report of the Com
mittee on the Plensry Amnesty bill was read
in the Senate to-day The committee reject
it by vote of to 8, the majority consisting
of FIVE Republicans and one member of the
Right. The report states that the country
does not desire amnesty, and that this is not
time for allowing assassins to return when
The only concession the report makes is to
recommend that the Government be empow-
cred to grant numerous pardons.
Close OF the Conference at Berlin.
BERLIN, July 2d.-A collective note hav-
ing been signed, the Austrian Plenipotentiary
proposed vote of thanks to Prince Hohen-
lobe for his services as President of the Con-
ference, and dwelt on the gratifying spec
tacle afforded by the unanimity of the
Powers. Prince Hohenlohe replied that he
fervently hoped their labors would bear good
fruit The members of the Conference then
shook hands and parted.
sympathy in Spain for the Jcsuits.
MADRID. July I'd. Every Ministerial
Conservative and principal Radical organ de-
plores the carrying out of the anti-Jesuit de-
crees in France. The Spanish Government
has granted numerous applications for per-
mission to establish in Madrid and many
parts of the Peninsula monasteries and
Jesuit colleges. The greatest sympathy is
shown for the Jesuits.
Demonstrations of Disappr0vaI.
LYONS, July 2d.-Wben the public prose-
cutors recently appointed in place of those
who resigned their posts as protest against
the anti-Jesuit decree, entered the Court of
Appeal TO take the oaths of Office, all the
members of the bar Immediately quilted the
Court in body. There was similar dem
onstration in another Court.
Disasters at Sea.
LONDON, July 2d-The British bark 0ri-
emit Captain Barr, from Cardiff January
9Th for Portland, Or, and the United Kin.
dom, has been seen abandoned.
The British bark Vesta, Captain Norder-
holz, from Newcastle in March for San
Francisco was totally lost on the Patagonian
coast in latitude AZ south, or the 3D. of June.
Her crew was saved.