Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-16
FOREIGN.
The Oxford Cambridge Boat Race
Won Easily by the First
Named Crew.
Description Of the Contest Mor'
Socialists Arrested The Dead
Prince Notes.

London, March l5.--Thc annual |
boat race between the crews from
Cambridge and Oxford universities,
takes place ON the Thames at tive
o'clock this forenoon the course TO be
from Putneu TO Morel Lake, distance
four miles and 1.-TWO furlongs,
Dublin. March i5--lt IL stated that
Joe Brady one Of the conspiracy pris
oners confessed he murdered LORD
friedrich Cavcndish and Burke.
Amsterdam, March i5.--The steamer
Norfolk arrived from Savannah much
damaged by fire.
Vienna, March i5.--The Russian
government has proposed TO other
powers that an international detective
force be organized To cope with nnarch-
lists, nihilists, fenians and socialists,
France, Switzerland and Austria have
aequicsced in theproposal,
Dublin, March 1.-THE Catholic
clergy OF the diocese OF Swinfori, coun-
! ty Mayo, passed resolution In which
they charge the government with neg
lecting the distressed people, and con-
denim the remedies offered, namely;
! The work-housc or emigration.
| Parts, Mar,h Is. Fifteen anarchists
| visited The office of the HlsfiuHsiagtaat
and attempted To compel Henri Roche
/ fort, tie editor, To insert q note in tilc
/ paper Tenouncing its report of the riot
last Friday rs slanderous. The police
| have since protected the premises 1T,
though Rochefcrt declined their SER
vices when proiiered.
Four anarchists including two mem
bers of the press have been sentenced
to two yrrr, i'm br,snnmcnt and to pay
fine OF 5000 francs for delivering st.
ditious speeches.
Explosives have been found N the
house OF a man named Panger who
has been arrested. 1t is expected that
information touching the doings of an
archists more vital than any Louise
Michel could furnish will be obtained
from him. The government resolved
to expel upon the completion of their
sentence, all foreigners who were con-
victed of implication In the riots here.
, They are mostly Germans.
Baden Baden, March l5.--The fun
eral of prince Gortschakofi took place
from the Russian chapel here yester
day. The physician who attended
the Prince states that there were
enough grounds OF suspecting tn,
prince had been poisoned. The evi
denee of the princes mistress and his
will made on his death-bed III,
prince requests the authorities 70 sup
press any inquiry as TO whether he Ia,
been poisoned.
London, March l5.-~The Oxford
won the boat race by three lengths
The boats started ut BAL. Cambridg,
had the Middlesex side of the rive
and the OXfords the Lurrey side. OK
fords led by n length nj the Duke
head, q short distance from the start
ing point, and won by three Lengths
Oxford had the best of an uneve
start. They pulled a regular strok
nearly forty minutes and were alino'
clear of the Cambridge boat nj Crave
street, about six furlongs from I'll
start. The Cambridge boat hei
detected towards the Mlddlcse
shore. oxford, at the end of the fir
mile. which they covered In i;l5, we
two lengths ahead and rowing WELT
gether. The darkness thickened NJ
~ snow began to fall. The Cambridl
. crew were splashing considerably ]
the time the soap-works were rcache
At Hammesmlth bridge one an
three-quarter miles from Putne
Cambridge was nine seconds benin
Oxford. At Chiswick three-quarte
Ie of mile further OF
" four lengths astern and goiI
el better. A violent hail-storm he
" broke upon the crews. The Can
je bridge quickened its speed, but
I'd Corney Beach IL was evident ii =
d. was over with them. The OXfor'
came in easy winners. The resi-
causes greater excitement than that
,r- any previous race, in consequence
the heavy betting on the Cambria
crew, who at the start were favorli
in at seven To two. The defeat OF Q
of crew on whom such odds were laid
SIS unprecedented.
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