Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
FOREIGN NOTES.
Champion Sculling Race of the World
scarIc wins by Six Longihs.

nv Anglo-Amtriran cable TO the D.spatchl
IoyD0y. scptenher9 THE race on he hames
for clCJ3 and she chempion-u'p OF We "o.ll'
over he course for four mics thl 'hI lii-
l1ncs between William O'Couaor, chaIAr' ION ni
me initet sfatos aud CauaIa, 8od Henry =.
Sasrle the Australian, was roWcd lo-io!, A"l
WAS won by Scarle AZ iihminrrsinlh Wiubc'
ore mile and three quarters from thf 7-At',
se4rle led ~ two !ensiA- no "o- - ''A
ODDS 81 ngo % four were given en- o'Connor
Sea~l won the toss for po7tinn. ahl '.'7' '-s
surr1.y -il e ~ the river u'CoHno. hoi tae oesi
81 the Start aud led py hall 2 length 10 lu' 'OA'
house. Seurlca lime vas >-.i~. ,., 49,.
There were occasional Equals ~ "luI HirihS
Ia. progress Cl tao race anl oli surrey th. m'.'l
vas slichry lumpy. CtheTw.sr i-e cohilllph7
30 ,-.ot vne st.. was shining. Botung q
tra forenoon was virtually ST 40 u io - on
Searle. aud bets Al these hsurea "eto t"Aon
readily. Finally odds changer ~ , I'D b % ms
4sarl. The stars was made bJ nu'dai CON
..nt n liza VITA OC1nuor rowing NJ
terrific rate soon after TIE start y Nohhoi
caught o. cre5.' and SCARE overlook lli. an, anu
gained a lCal. Searie was roWihE 7Poh4l-'y'
INT slowed M b0yOnt Wall1cns- Se4Iic, hpph-
re1tlv without an effort aud rowing tNeniy-nlhe
Strokes per minute. gained max iehgbn' "nl,H
no gradually increased. oCohno1 lIs.lu'uuy
ard auxiOGsly looked oFe- Hl' ,Hy" t, a. ~
on ponent when uaiLmersmith bridge was
resched O'CopnOr appeared y 20 Uuls
distressed. At ThOrny Croft .ryt-hVtAs
both men were pulling "a good i'ti' ,, "a
hasty head W;AQ was D4'Niuss
water In Chiswick reach VAS not aHe ,ied.
Here searle was three lengths ahead From
Cniswi.k Point tie rare was PROCESSION
O'Conn0r rowel spleudidly th0ushout the n 70.
He seeu.ed 20 haye been OTertrainel, however.
tor after IN, mrs. mile hal been rowed he tired
away very quickly Tho course was Wen kept
The attendance Of spectators was large tor
professional sculling race.
THR GREAT STRIKE.
LospoS. September a-The directors Of dock
companies refuse 70 depart from the terms Oi-
fered by them 70 tho strikers. On tne otnrr
haud. however, additional wharinfers to-Gay
signined their willingness TO grant the demand
OF the men-slx pence per hour. lhe lunu TOT
the beucfit Of the striking wOrkmen Was aug.
mentet to-day by subscriptions Amounting n
Ct, 40 The leaders % the strike conferred win
Cardinal Manning today
THR BISHOPS TO THE MINISTER OF JUsTfcE.
PARIS. September 9-The Bishop OF seez has
written 70 YeneL the Minsteroi Justice, protest
Ing against tho circular-lotter recently sent -
the Minister t. the Bishops reminding them that
they ars forbidden Dy Law from taxing part IN
tho elections. and stating thu, tho Goyernmen.
would prosecute any ecclesiAstc VINO mlehb
Oyerstep tho lines eBiO.ned under all the govern
mems sibcc the concordsL IN his letter inc
bishop stat a that the Circular " tie minister OF
Justice wounds the dignity and patriotism OF the
claim our rights, Of wAich you cannot deprive
US"
TIE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON. September 9-The Aark Lam Es-
press Ia It's weekly review OF the British gram
traie says: Tho deliveries Of the new crop OF
Euglish wheat are Disappointing as ~ quality.
pfices ranged from 20 10 80 shilliEgs per quar-
ter. Averaging 81 shillings. These arc low ccu-
parative values for tirst prices OF the new crop'