Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-21

British team-PIivate McVittie, Corporal
/ Bates. Corporal Parry Sergeant Dodds,
! Major Young, Major Pears, Quartermastel
| Goldsmith Private Gibbs, Captain GodsAl,
Private Lowe, NJ jog Humphrey and Private
| Wattleworth. American tesm-Wslter
Scott, Sergeant; T. D Doian. Sergeant w.
L. Cash, Sergeant; J. i. Paulding, Ser
geart; A. b. Van Heusen, private; j. III.
Pol!srd, private George Joiner, Private ~.
NJ. Brown, private. The Americans at 200
yards range scored 352; British, 340 TIE
following is the score
American tesm-Smith 90; W. Scott, 29
Joiner, 90; / II. Brown, 80 S. I. Scott, %;
Dotsn. 81 Holland, 80; Cash, %; Hinman,
27; Bull, %; Paulding. 81; Van Heusep,
90. Total at 200 yards, 352
British team-Young, 80; Pesrse, q ;
Gouldsmith. 81 Gibbs. 25; hcVittin, % ;
Bates, 20; Godsal q; Lowe. %; r Parry,
Is; Dods, IS; Humphreys, %; Wattles-
worth, 81. Total at 200 yardp, $40.
The middle square of Americans shot with
L Ramington ritias, the others used the Brown
rifles. TIE Americans cay their firing was
slow. Msny of the British volunteers no
ticed that d Rumber Of the Americans shot
under trigger-guard. Firing will he re-
sumed at 2:30 o'clock.
The two teams finished firing at 200 yards
within few seconds of each other. Al
though the Americans were ahead, they ex-
pressed the opinion that they ought to have
done better. The English account for their
inferior score by saying that they are not sc.
customed to firing at 200 yards standing.
When shooting was resumed il was raining
heavily. The following ssthe score st 500
yards:
American Team-Smith, "a; W. s. Scott,
q; Joiner. "a; Brown, IS; s. Scott, 80 /;
Dolsu, 80: Pollard, 81 Cash, 26; Hinmsn,
50 Bull, 80; Paulding, %: Van Eeusen,
80 Total-366
British Tesm-Young, 81; Pearce, SO !;
GoldiniSh, 81; Gioo7, 80; M'Vie5te, 81 !;
Bates, SO; Godsal, 80; Lowe, 35; Parry,
50; Dods. %; Humphrey, 29; Waffle
moth, 80. Total-377.
The Cholera In Egypt,
CAIRO, July 205h.-There have beea over
LOCO deaths here. A. Bulsk a specisl mes.
seuger counted eighty funerals between and
IL o'clock Thursday morning. There were
thirty deaths in Shoobray quarter. Two
deaths were officially reported at Abdin
Wednesday. IL is known that twenty five
az least died. Patients in the worst stages of
the disease were carried TO the hospi-
tails through crowded strt cts. The people
of Shirbin protested against the improper
| observance OF the fuaeral regulations, and
| troops were summoned to prevent their
threatened revolt against the authorities, It
was decided 10 form cordon around Alex
andria to prevent the influx Of refugees from
the infected districts.
ALEXANDRIA. July 20sh.-Oficial returns
| mention sixteen towns infected with cholera.
1t is stated since last returns that 200 partols
had died in the Buak quarter, Cairo, within
twenty-four hours.
LONDON, July 2Otb. b.-European Powers
are increasing quarantine regulations against
Persian goods and vessels from Esypt, owing
to the prevalence Of cholera there.
The suez Canal.
LONDON, July 20sh.-Is is announced az
the result Of Cabines Council th,s Sir
Charles Rivers Wilson will irnmedia. sly 60
| to Paris to interview De Lssseps with refer
ence to Suez Canal nstters. l. is rumored
| thst amended proposals 10 regard TO the canal
| will be submitted TO the House of Commons,
| emitting the provision plsdging England to
! iud the money.
village Burned by InceudiarIes.
! LONDON, July 20sh.-A village In Styria
was recently burned while the inhabitants
were absent from their homes to give wei
come to the Emperor of Austria. Il has
| been discovered that Irredentists from En-
dive set the village on fre. TIE incendaries
| have been arrested.
! Severe Storms.
ROME, July 20th.-Ths severe storms in
the north of Italy have greatly damaged the
crops. There was some loss of life.
An Attack OF Paralysis.
BERLIN, July 20th.-Empress Augusta /.
suffering from partial paralysis.