Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-05
FOHEIGN NEWS.
The American Marksmen Again We
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DrRfIs. July 3d.-The following American
riAsmen have agreed to act with Frank Hyde
in match at Wimbledon: Brown, CLARK,
Dudley. Farrow, Gersh, Jackson, Laird,
Rockwell and Scott Also, Burnside, If he
arrives in time. The competition for the
All.Ireland Challenge Shield began to-day at
Las. The American team consisted of
Brown, jackson, Scott and Laird. OF the
two Irish teams, one consisted of Fenton.
Righy. Warren and Miner and the other Of
.Joynt. Coghlan, johnson and Murphy. At
three o'clock the three teams finished hiring
the ten rounds at the LOCO yard range. VI
the Americans, jackson scored 43, Scott ~,
Brown As. Laird 81. The Irish team, No.
1-Fenton 81, John Rigby AZ, Warren 81,
Miner A. No. 2-Joynt g, Coghlan 50,
johnson 80, Murphy 46. The Americans
lead by five points. The total scores at l,ooO
yards for twenty shots were: 'Americ an
$40; Irish, No. l, 329; No. 2, 334. The
weather was stormy.
Colonel Bodine Jays his team viii be dis
banded after to-day, and he viii leave Liver
pool for New York on the 20.h instant with
the members Of the team then ready to go,
Rathbone. Clark, Fisher and Rockwell will
nrobably accompany Colonel Bodine back.
He is uncertain about the others, but hopes
many will not remlin contrary to the orders
of the National Rife Association. Brown
will 90 to the Continent, and Bodine thinks
he viii not shoot with Frank Hyde
no Redress for the Jcsuiis.
PARIS. July 3d.-The civil tribunal of Nan,
CIV. 90 which the Jesuits applied to have the
seals removed from their establishment, has
pronounced itself incompetent to judge o'
the question. The Project OF the Depart
meat of the Nord, having taken no further
steps in the case of the suit instigated by tht
expelled Jesuits at Lille, the tribunal has de
clined to proceed with the hearing.
The Porte uesitai!ng.
I,oNpoy. July 3i.-A correspondent of thu
D1iYy telegraph, at Pera, says he hears from
good authority that the Minister OF the Int
rior at recent Cabinet council, strongly ar
eued the acceptance of the decision of th'
Berlin Conference, as resistance was useless
and if attempted would be more disastrous
than the loss OF the province. a majority
of the Ministers, however, favor resistance
dwelling Statue.
LONDON, July 3d.-The Earl OF Shaftes
bury to-day unveiled the statue on thu
Thames embankment to Robert Raikes, th'
originator OF Sunday schools in England one
hundred years ago. DIR. Vincent was present
on behalf of the Sunday schools of the United
States DIR. Murphy, American, read por
ton of the Scripture, and DIR. Todd, Ameri
can, offered prayer.
The Trouble In Buenos Ayres.
LONDON, July 3i.-Matters in Bueno'
Ayres have again assumed an unfavorable
aSpect. owing ta.the refusal Of Buenos Ayres
to concede to the conditions imposed by tbs
National Government. Buenos Ayres con
tinues TO make warlike preparations, and re-
ceives arms and ammunition from Monte
yideo, notwithstanding the blockade.
More Trouble for Eradiaugh.
IoSpos, July 3l.-With a view to brinl
the conduct of Bradlaugh in Parliament be
fore the Court Of the Queens Bench, wit
nesses were in the House OF Commons yes
terday. noting the fact that Bradlaugh wa'
sitting and voting His prosecution will b,
commenced forthwith. It is understood thai
Bradlaugh intends to fight the action, i
necessary, before the House OF Lords.
Brussels and the Vatican.
ROME. July 3d-The aurora, organ of thu
Vatican, states that the consequence of ths
departure OF the Papal Nuncie from Brus
sells and the suppression of the Belgian Lega
ton at the Vatican will not be OF slight
moment, but it observes that the relations
between the Holy See and the Catholics Of
Belgium will neither be broken off nor lesi
solid, and the Cardinal Bishops viii be the
Pope's Nuncios henceforth.
Endorsement for Gladstone.
LONDON, July Si.-The action of tn,
House OF Commons on Premier Gladstonei
resolution permitting Bradlaugh to affirm
has given great satisfaction to supporters O
the Government The next critical division
will be on Monday, OF the Irish compensa
lion for disturbance bill.
Returned BrigaEd,
ROME, July Sd-fhe brigand chief Casino
Girardimo, who, in 1861, was the terror o
the Breyellto district, Italy, and who Folnn
tarily emigrated to America, has returned K
his old haunts and occupation.