, 1881-07-22

been pleased to give Atlm .--H"'a'0 fnr q
prize tU the Dominion fsitc AsSoctatiott ..:.. |
tlmt the donor would now present II. III
tfotng 50,
SIT JOIN ROSE
referred tn tho fact tint l,ls isoyal 1tIgncss
tic Duke of Cnnnbrl,lgc Ind l,nnorei tho
Ca.,asllaM ha,n win II visit every year 1t llad
cunIc to England. Canadians hasl with
great splrlt alpl sucrIilco provided for l.er
xetfttcfcnse. lie beltovctl It WINS beginning
,low 10 !M understood tint TIC RESERVE l'ower
Ut tic country was lit tho power 1itl Loyalty
OF tflG Canadian people. II wns we'll known
lint thu CnnntlfHis possessed tho esseitt'at
elements tltq. constitutes soldiers. They
are tnuscsl u hatttslstp, nce4ed l!ttle coh'.
,itssarlat, md werc trnfnc,l to tito 'lsc or |
the rlle from hnyIlou.l. Their SUCCESS III |
winning tho ko1npors Cup was very gratits-
Ing. lie lloretl That he would llya to see tho
day When te cana'lin.lis *ttiltt carry OIL tno
Quuea's pylxc. SAauld It aver bh ao' they
would flnd that tho winner would receive
tho Communications Of aii.
Silt JOitN MACDONALD
said that 1t hatl made Ills l1eart glow tint
morning On rcatting tint tho Ca,ladatls had
won tic Kotaporc' Cup. 1t was 4 gallant
fight. After fo,,r ycars Of defeat tho
Canadians Ind llutt luck ngnin. lie
congratulated Tic tenn, and cspe.
clalIy Col. Gibson. OH their SUCCESS
Although, ho sylnpatl,tzcd With the English
tenn, set flo thought they co.ltl afford tlIc
Canadians MI occasional Victory. They
were all Of oile race, Under olc common
alleglnicc, and. It there should DO any riVntfy
between the militia a,Ml volunteers of Cn',ndn
| nlnl Eng1nhl, 1t should bc rs to who
| could bB most 1ayal. 1t wns gratifying to
! find tint their progress aiid kthe efficiency
| x,p Fnra fnftAr ufnnffi1E*
| wntc,,ctl by the CoIl.nander-llrClllef 0f her
,IaJesly's forces. Their militia would
mt sscssse to bc considered & nlcte holiday
forcr. Ito bc'leyctt II The time should colne
wien England WIS involved In war Cnnada
| would ttD her fOtr shnre, nln1l for 1ilni,. III
| Fin1tT1x0 FOL. TIE COMMON cAuaN
md tho common f'ag. IIc should go back 10
Canada alid tell t!te people how proud lic ws.s
this day, and how the victorious team lsa.l
BEEN llonoretl by lis Royal Ilighness and by
The Co!onta, Minister. Ito hoped that
tllls ycnr's victory would not be the last.
Canatla would have, to fight for II, md must
send n good team every year.
Tho mattel, for tho Eicho Shield was to-tiny
won, by England. The following WIS the
score: 800 yartss, England 5's. Ireland sIs.
Scotland 51d; 600 yards, England BIS, Ireland
1i0, Scotinnd 5D6; 1900 yards, England 549,
| UItt CEHklAtA SUI bUtf14 l1ltzlAIA
l,G4o, ireland 1,549, Scotland 1,10i; average Of
tho English team, :.o;'1>4 ascrnRo Of the lriss
tcan1, 1885; average Of the Scotch teain,
1s1N. ~. - d. ...2.....
SHOOTING At WIMBLEDON.
"a 10 the lrtater7s AssottatsA FFt1..
WIun1.l:DoS, jllly at.-1n tile 80o-yarda
competition for tbs E.cho Shield, England
scored 558; Scotland. 5iG; artl Ireland, 5l9
WIMBI.EDoy, July al.-Tl,o Elclso Shtettl
was won by England, making 1,d43 points;
Ireland, 1,540; Scotland, 1.hol-
AT 1line hundred ynrtls-sCore: England
/ 1,0D0, Scotland arltl ireland, cacn 1,Gss.
At TIE w1nSEs ATHLETIC sronrs
to-day, Myers, tho American, Won quarter
nr,tl half Miles races with ridiculous ease the
former In 90 35 seconds and tile latter III
minutes and + seconds. His racing Is rcEnrtl
ed us marvellous,
} THE CABLE. .--., 4.,
, Tho steamer Fnraday llns landed the shore
end OF the now Atlantic cable near Land:
End. "
) LoSnoS,. July 2l.-Lortl Colin Campbell
+ and bliss Gertrude Blood wore married to
!, day, Tho Princess Louise and the Duke O
: Argyll woro present. The Bishop o
+, Kentucky assisted ut the ceremony.
Q dosolaEN 6y THE SETTLEMENT or TIFF
!. / CHEEK QUESTION.
e The R.-Non. George j. Gosehcn, IN 81
r dressing his constituents ut 1Iipon,-has tirs
n speech stnce IFS return from .Constantinople
:: .--testitird to the cnrlINl cooperation Of TIL
/. ak Ambassadors Of tho Powers In settlinl
+ tho Greek question. lie declared emphatic
i ally tl,at he saw no deviation from tn
a i straigllt course OIL the part Of nussla. VIII
n |, was 50 much suspected, and that no p0we
.hp1 been moro prudent than Austria. Il
were true that Austrin liarborcd the dcsIg
n Of pushing down to Salonfca, !le had foun
10 no trustworthy eyidoIeo Of such MI Inter
'r tiou. :. ~......:s
- LONDON, July 2l.~-Arthur Lefroy, accuse
~ 7 Of the murder Of F. J. Gold, Oh the Drighto
Railway exprcss-tratn, Juno ~, has bee
- committed tor trial. q,
~ +. TILL: ENGLISH IN SOUTH Africa.
N LONDON, July IA dispatch to the ITnst
-, |; from Durham says:
- Tile Duor trlumvirata Inns rejected sixteen ot
.t OF tho thirty-six arttcios Of tho 'cunvcntlo
~ drafted by tho Royal Commission.
- =. The. correspondent OF the Standard I
~ l Durham says: @'.
lt Tecgrams from Pretoria state TINT tho tern
Of tho convention between England and Il
:. TransyaaI, as scttlcl BY tho lsoyal Co1nlnlsslo
IL rive tho UoBra tho right to elect tho P0!ksfHt
IL and tho Prcsdent The treaty rosoryea to Il
e. Suzcratn tho right Of declaring war. Tho who
: OF The TrAasynAl ia to 10 retrocednd. +"
-. III tho House OF Commons to-lay Mr.. Gla
stone saId llo was totally ignorant regnrdll
. the statement pubilshed'in to-day's Tin
! that the Door trlumvlrnte had rejected 81
a. teen OF Tho thirty.six articles OF the convo
Of ton drafted by the Royal Commission. J
ho such news, he said, llad reached the Cover
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