The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-05
The SMALLPOX Is Ravaging In Portions
OF the Indian Territory-A
Heavy Loss Of Life
Therefrom.
The Regatta at Fredericksburg Yester.
day a Brilliant and Eujoya.
BILE Affair.
The Egyptian Situation Is About Statu
Quo England Still Burnlsh.
ing Her Arms.
Committee Work at Washington = In.
creasing Appropriations.
The Missouri River on a Boom = The
Criminal Calendar.
Other t0r>i5n and Domestic News,
The Missouri River on a Boom = The
Criminal Calendar.
Other foyi5r and Domestic News.
Sporting.
THE FREDERICKSBURG REGATTA.

ihh fhhbhhlIhsbUktT REGATTA.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July 4.-The state
regatta began here to-day ATLAS with a
four-oarcd shell race between the Junior
Potomacs, of Washington, and the Rappa.
hannocks, of Fredericksburg. The course
was three-quarters of a mile and re-
turn. Both started at the word and
kept even to the bridge, about
one-third of the way up, when the Rappa.
hannocks loundered in one of the piers.
whereby they lost length or two. The
Potomacs took the lead there ana kept il.
The turn was affected with great skill by
the Potomacs, who easily won the race.
Time-l2:l5.
THE SINGLE scULL RACE
between W. Il. Mckinney, OF
washington, and d. Is. Barclay,
OF Norfolk, mile and return was
won with ease by Mckinney. Barclay
Mckinney. who came in eight lengths
ahead. Time--12:3li. The races were
rowed in steady rain.
THE AFTERNOON RACES
commenced with four-oared shell race be-
tween the Columbias and Admissions, of
Washington, and the Potomacs
of Georgetown. The Columbias took
the lead from the start, the Analistons
second, and the Potonacs third. At the
bridge the Analistons had taken the Po.
tomacs' water; the turning stake was
reached in the same order, and the
Columbias made the finish in 1890
fifteen seconds ahead of the Analistons and
thirty ahead of the Potomass. This race
was the most closely contested and exciting
one OF the day.
The regatta closed with four. cared GIG
race between Rives, OF the Virginia univer.
Olympics of Richmond, one mile and 4
half, straight away, for the challenge cup.
The Rves won by several lengths, Cock
ades second.
LONG BRANCH RACES.
Long BRANCH, July i.-The following is
summary of the races here to day.
First rsce-One and one.eighth miles, for
three-year-olds and upwards, won
by Bennett, Greenland SECOND
Dank third. Tine-l:5G..
Second race-tive furlongs, for two.vear.
ods, was won by Piscarro, Channel second,
Fairwater third. Time-l:O32
Third race-One and half miles, for
three-year-olds, Non by Runnymede, Fores.
ter second, Hiarity third. Time-246.
- Fourth race-Shrewsbury handicap,
oio anu tniec-iouItHs HlleS, won by Glen-
more, Glideia second, Giraffe third. Time
-30Si.
Fifth race-One and three.eighths miles.
5OO,selling allowances, won by Schottischs. ..
Mary Anderson second. Time-2:26l.4.
Sixth race - Weller Cup handi.
cap sweepstakes, gentlemen riders,
three quarters of mile, won by Corsair'
Arsenic second, Traveller third, Time
l.l9i.
Seventh race-Handicap, steeple chase,
full course, won by Frank Short, Ber.
nardine second, Bertha last. Tines.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRGHToN BEACH, July 4.-The following
is q summary of the races here to day:
First race For maiden three-year.o old sell
ing allowances, ,three.quarters, Titlebat won.
Elector second, Governor Hampton's tilly
third. Time-llS.
Second race-All ages, selling allowance.
seven furlongs: Bedouine won, Bride Cake
second Josie II third. Time-1;32.
Third race-All ages, maiden allowance.
One and one-eighth miles. Cothelas won,
Oakdall second, Clara third. Time-l5S
Fourth race-All ages, one and one.ouar.
ter miles Brambaletta won Malice second
Merto third. Time--2l6I.
Fifth race-Three-iourths of mile. Owen
Bowling won. Mary Warren second, Harry
Cow third. Time-l:l9!.
Sixth race-lndependence stakes. light
weight steeple.chase over a short course,
kittie Clark Won, Ike Bonham second,
John I. third. Time-2;i9.