Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-02
OVER THE OCEAN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
HAN1Ax AND 1arcxIrr.


LONDON, My 1.-Hanlan won BY fou
lengths. Tho course was from Putnsy t
Mort Lake. stakes G. 900. Hanlan won Will
the greatest ease. Hanlan had the Middlese,
side. The start was good one. Hanlan hat
slightly the best of Trickett and led immedi
ately afterwards. The steamers following
the rowers were laden with people and thu
| banks of the river were crowded, many ladies
being among The spectators.
Hanlan was rowing easily at Hammersmltf
bridge. There Was never any doubt as to tht
result. Hanlan promptly rOwed lricket'
down. At Craven Cottage, six furlougs from
he starting point, Hanlan was one-quartei
of a lengIh clear of Trickett, and at The
creek, abuut two miles and half further on
took the Australians water. Off Barns Ter
race, but short distance from the creek, ne
was leading Trickett by fifteen seconds, Han
lan's time was twenty seven minutes and d ty-
eight seconds, and Trlckett's twenty mine min.
utes and thirty.ihree seconds. Han'an played
with Trickett as with former contestants.
THRILLING WITH TRIcKErr.
Hanlan rowed 50 strokes in the nrst minute
and was ahead very soon, rowing neatly and
easily. HAnlan's time for the frst mile was
mlnutts and II seconds. Soon after. Hanlan.
amid good deal of laughter, stopped dead
and looked around. There were again cheers
and laughter when shortly afterward he
stopped for quite a couple Of strokes. Hanlan
was ten seconds ahead at Hammersmith
bridge, mile and three quarters from the
starting point.
Opposite Thorny Cfoft's works Cheswick
barge lay right across the course, Causing
Hanlan to lnse grouud. There were seventeen
seconds difference, exactly, In the time OF the
mems arrival of Thorny Croft's works. Han.
Ian Was 10 regular surf in Carney reach and
made for the M ddlesex shore for shelter.
When he got into smooth water he deliber-
ately stopped and baled his boat. Trickett
was ppwerless in the waves and Kelly had to
take him into shelter. Approaching Cairns
trace Baulan was nearly 2O0 yards in front Of
Trickett, rowing strongly and grandy
So hollow race has been seldom witnessed,
even with Harlan. There was sixty. three
seconds difference in the time OF the men when
Of Barnes, even though Hanlan stopped SIX
teen seconds The champion fairly made
show of Trickett and won with ridiculous
ease by too many lengths to count.
After the finish of the race Hanlan turned
around and met Trickett. Turning again, he
rowed to the winning post, reaching it a
length ahead.
FoRsfER's RETIREMENT.
LONDON, May 1.-The Standard says there
can be no longer any doubt we are in the
midst of ministerial crisis. At the cabinet
council yesterday decisions were arrived at
whereof the consequence will be Forster's res
ignatlOn.
The Ns,vs questions whether Forster's re
tirement will not be sooner or later involved
IN the decision of the cabinet with regard to
their policy toward Ireland.
IN COMMONS.
LONDON, May Reconsideration of the clo-
sure resolution was resumed in commons.
O'Donnell's amendment that the initiative of
closing debate be taken by a responsible minis
ter and not by the speaker was rejected. The
debate then adjourned.
LONDON, May Canon Farrar. In his ser
mon, at Westminster abbey, eulogised OAR
win. He said there was reason to believe that
The attacks made on religion in his name were
contrary to his solemn convictions. He
that religious faith was upon
which no physical discoveries can
impair.