The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
OLD WORLD MATTERS AND THINGS.
ole Bull. the Fiddler, Sick-Trickct,
the Australian OarsInan, Arrived
I'm LondOn-A Meeting of Royal
Ladies' - 'the G0OdwOOd
Races-Etc., Etc.

London, July 2S.-The second day of the
Goodwood meeting race for the Lennox
stakes, was won by Count F. Delagrauges
FIVE year old Phoenix, P. Lorillsrd's Parole
second; Lord Stafford's three-year old Gil
Bias last, Only three ran. Parole held
about the neck the lead for half the journey,
when Phoenix romped home easily.
The race for the Levant stakes for two year
old colts and tlllies was won by Lorillard's
IroQuois; Mr.. Greeton's Sofa MADEIRA second;
Mr.. Curtis Camsce third. Six ran.
The Tendon stakes, for two -year.old colts and
tillies, was won by Mr.. Chapin's Wandering
MINSTREL Lorillards Iroquois second, and
Count . La Oranges Albion third. Five
ran. The race for drawingroom stakes, for
three.year old colts and FLIES, was won by
Prince Saltek's Mask; Lorillard's Nerd sec
ond.
The race for Stewards cup, was won by
Mr. Crawford's Elf King; Lord Hastings
Hack Thorpe, second; Ten ..Broeck's Veto,
third.
Second race, for Sussex stakes, was won by
Prince Saltkofi's colt, Mask; Lord Tai
mouths Apollo, second Lord Brsdford's
LehlOt, tnlru. DIX ran.
The race for the Levant stakes at Good
wood meeting, was won by Lorillard's Iro-
quois.
OLE BULL ILL.
The famous violinist, Ole Bull, is III, and
has been obliged to cancel his engagements.
TRIcKETT.
Triekett, the Australian champion sculler,
who is to row in contest with Hanlan on
the 10th Of November, arrived in London
last night. He looks very we'll.
ROYAL MEETING.
Princess Beatrice, in the royal yacht o.
borne, will meet ex.Empress Eugene, off
Osborne to-day, and convey her to Southamp-
ton.
BOLTON OPERATIVES.
The Bolton cotton operatives, at their So
cret meeting Monday night resolved to con.
tinue work under protest and renew the con-
tract terminated by notices already given, SO
as to be prepared to take the first favorable
opportunity 10 insist upon advanced wages.
GRAIN VESSELS LOST.
Returns published in connection with the
bill introduced by Mr.. Parnell before quit
ting parliament, for the better security of
vessels with grain cargoes, shows that between
the years Of 1878 and 1850, twenty six steam
ships, laden wholly or partially with grain,
foundered at sea, and twenty.four reported
missing, and during same period one hun
dred grain.lsden sailing vessels foundered and
one hunered and eleven were reported miss
ing.
FALSE MARKER.
After consideration of the evidence taken
by the court of inquiry into the charge that
marker at Wimb was bribed to mark
the target falsely in the contest for the
Olympic prize on the 23d instant, application
has been made to the authorities to try by
courtmartial Sergeant Marsman, Of the ma
rines.
| BRITISH DEFEATED.
Following is Reuters dispatch announcing
the defeat OF the British: "Simls, July o.
! General Burrows has been severely defeated
by Yakoob Kahn, sustaining great loss. His
! forces were dispersed and compelled to fly,
being pursued three miles. They are now
] struggling back to Candahar and Dribles.
Two guns were lost.
II is believed at the war office that Gen
eral Burrows force consists of battery Z
of the B brigade of the royal artillery, the
third regiment of the Sirhone horse, the
Poora horse, detachment of the sixty-sixth
foot, fourteen officers and 470 men, consisting
of the Bombay native infantry and the nine
tenth Bombay infantry, making the total
about Zoo.
Shortly after midnight telegram was re-
ceived at the India Office from the Viceroy
informing the government of arrangements
for the dispatch Of troops from Quota and
Bombay. Nothing definite is known of the
attack on General Burrows force.
BISMARCK.
Berlin, July 2S.-A dispatch to the st.
James Gazette says Prince Bismarck will 90
to Gastien after his visit to Kissingen, and
he is not expected in Berlin again before
Christmas.
UNSUCCESSFUL.
News has been received here from Ragusa
that the Turkish special commissioners have
arrived at Sieltera. They have repeat
eddy but unsuccess fully tried to obtain
the consent of the Albanian league to the
cession to Montenegro OF portion of Al
bania.
FRENCH DIGNITARIEs.
General Fare, minister of war, Nj. Vary,
minister of public works, and NJ. Constans,
minister of the interior, will accompany
President Grevy to Cherbourg. Premier De-
Freocinct will remain in Paris, being detained
by negotiations on the eastern question.