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The English Yacht nail the Advantage of
Wind. Which "will: "or Over the Finleii
Line seven Minute-e Ahead of the Ameri-
OIII-J’tllull ”I “in “inflict.
CLYDE, July is.-—All who saw the in-
ternational yacht race unltoitt tho opinion
that tho Vigllziut can easily bout tho Bri~
tannin. ’i‘ho taut that the latter boot the
Yankco bout is attributed to the tldos and
wind. 'l'hcru is no chance that; the Val-
kyrie will bu raised. ~ She lies in 05 f1ith~
Olllli of water, and no dlvcr can go down
that for. The riutunita was seriously dnm~
aged in the collision, and several of her
crow Worn injured. Mr. George Gdultl
was plouscd with tho race. He said that
tho \‘iglhiut had done better than be ex-
pectcil silo would.
Aim-r the race the Vigilante returned to
Gourock bar in company with the stoma
yacht Atalanta. Mr. Gould said: “I was
defeated and am willing to admit my do-
fcnt. lmust, howuvcr, say this for the
Vigihint. She was not ready to sail. My
crew never called in but under tho present
rig except four times of courso with 0
little more practice they are bound to ho-
coiuo more proficient. lwoulil not like
to say. limvovor, that the result. would
have bit-ii tlii'l'trcnt if the men had had
more pr uctito but thorn in not the slight
ost doubt that the V1. iiuut will do but
tor."
'l‘ho moo brought the Vigiliint about tho
Worst hit of luck that she has luui in her
brilliant curcor. .\ftcr exhibiting tho
most pronounced superiority for over 40
miles. limiting the iiriinuuiu on ovary
point of sailing. silo had the iiiisfortuncto
drop into a calm patch. and tho Britannia,
warned off with ii vein of wind. was on-
lllllt'tl to win.
From Kilcrogtznn tho Viizihint made a
plucky hilt i'utiloattcmpt iot'i‘ilh‘ll through
on tho liritunniu's weather, but the latter
luffcd 1101‘ till tho way across. 'l'ho timing
was its follows: Vigiliint. 4:08:03; liritun‘
nin, lzmzuo.
'l‘hn Vigllnnt has not been measured
yet, but it is calculated that aim will have
to allow the Britannia a little over three
niluiitcs. 'l'hc rcsult of the nice is popu-
lar. but there is nobody found to say that
the Britannia won on her merits.
A. l). ()lnrkc. the owner of tho Satani-
ta. (lciicribcs the collision of his boat with
tho Valkyrie and tho sinking of the latter
in ono of tho Sliildt'hl incidents of his life.
The long sorics of misfortunes which the
\‘alkyriu has met- with is the subjcct of
gcncriil comment.
Lord lluiiruvoii said he was unable to
account lul‘ the accldi- lit to his boat. Ho
iwliovod that lll(‘l‘ tinnit: i“ .15 thrown out
of hcr bearings by a Cf‘illncl‘ which was
running hcr way.
Captain i‘nnflcld of tho Valkyrie has or-
rived at (ibisgow with tho yiicht's crow.
In an lutcrviow he said ho did not believe
tho \‘nlkyrii- was Worth the cxpcnm» of
lifting cxccpl for hcr loud. 110 had no
doubt that tho Sataiiitu wa-t all in the
wrong. The belongings of himself and
crow which wont down with tho yacht
Wort‘ worth $700. Lord lluuruvcn, ho. add
cd. had a narrow csciipc, living injurotl by
tho Stitnnitu's bow.~prit.
The owner of tho Satan‘ttu, Mr. A. ll.
Clara. said: "Witch 1 saw that tho colll‘
eion was incvitnblc. Wc wcre running with
tho rail in the watt-r and tried to luff as
tho Vulkyric kcpt straight on. lint a row-
boiit got in tho way and prevented us from
doing so. We struck the Valkyrlc aft tho
tum-t. and hcr topmost toppled down. Alt—
('1‘ “'0 ('lt‘iifl'il away from the Valkyrie
she ran intothc Vundura, a stcani yacht."
’l‘lio Sataiiitu will ho repaired as soon as
posdhlc. and it is oxpcctod that rillt‘ will
lioiiblc to iuuot tho \‘igihiiit in Silliitl of
tlic l'i'il‘i‘ri of tlic scusolr
(living to tho iiilillli‘lllll'tifi of tho llCl'l'
(10m. to ihc \‘ulkyric ill‘lllii’l’ Loni limi-
ruvru nor any of hi. fi‘it‘iiilo lil‘i‘ able to
tcll how it occurrcd. 'l'lio filitliii‘itii out
through the Valkyrie to the cabin, which
lillcd long lit-fore tho yacht Wi'lii. down.
Yachmuu-n mid spectators coucurthat the
Clilllnlilil wns Holt-lyduo to a small boat
trotting in the way of tho Stitunitzi and
that tiu-rc \vus ultogothcr too grout a num-
bcr of ntcutiii-rs and other craft on the
wnio-r, t'npmln (Zritiiilclil of tho Valkyrie
punt-nit that tho Siitiiiiitti was on the
wrong tuck. Lord llunriiwti narrowly
csczipoil, lit-ltiu struck by tho Hiituiiitii‘a
bow ~prit ltl thi- time of the collision. lllz-i
hroilur in law, Mr. Laiirhiuo. who was
aboard the Viilkyrii‘, wait resound by tho
Vnmliirii. The latter lost lilfoct. of fli'l'
ratio. and lil'l" launch was Hliiflsllml to
pll'i‘i‘fi.
litigihli l'uperu‘ \‘lown.
'i‘lw Standard. in an (‘illlill‘llil on tho
yacht raw, .m‘iyn: "'i'ho iiritoimii fit‘lll‘i'il ii
illhfllll’l but not it crtmiiiiiu victory, \\‘o
hop.» tlmi tlic Vigilmit'i‘o iii-{cut will tint
prcwut tho Houliis from looking further
trliilii ”
'i‘hi- i’oiit t'nlll'lllilt'il an article» on thc
rut-o by ~iiying that. tho llrlliuinia in‘ tho
boltor hunt.
'l'hc lliilly Nome says that tho ill luck
with h fillt‘lllli‘tl oilit‘r Vow in liwtrlliu flit)
mum of (Milo fillinflil mul lit'itllllwi mni
on Inllimn! Lord lluurnion' it ym ill frio
in t' lire! tic: NW tic {out to tho i liil. All
lllt‘ lmmiuii illillli‘s’ cxprtuot tho ilccpcrzi to
“rot at. tho hm of tho Valkyrie mul cyto-
putliy for lli'l‘ owucr.
Tim llttkn of York Will Altoml.
Lithium. .liily l'nw'l‘hc lliiho of York
will nttvtul tho ileurtl-h’iilo iithloiic coir
lentil.
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.
H-rrctnry iiuko Smith biui t‘l‘tiil‘lli‘tl from
Simebut'u. Vii.
Hoimtor Murphy is at Hnrntoua t-iprliiua.
lllnfmnily inoouiipylug Colom-i lutwton‘a
cottage.
l'rofciwor Jolli‘fl of lllooniitiuton. lilo,
woo fatally injure-d in e hullooti moonniun
et Joilot.
The trial of Mciiough for nemttlt in the
first dormer) iu the Tony election riot began
yceu'nlny.
'i'iio ntontucr Queen WM blown up at
Kumllmpu. ii. (5., Sunday. 'l'wo persona
Intro killed.
The cash balance In the treasury wee
tli0,070.llilfl. of which tili.7ili.i‘ll0 wee
mid metro.
The Canadian Pacific’s through mail
terrier, interrupted by the Fraser river
ilmtlti. woe resumed.
Ansletant flooretnry McAtioo has gone
to Philadelphia to embark on the Minno-
Ipolie on her trial trip
The: end of the California Midwinter
folr come on tho F mrth. win-n lien Frat»
piston and the national holiday were
celebrated. "l‘otnl attendance. 2.140.109.
the
o! the 7“"!!! White I lty.
CHICAGO. July [ll-“'1'“! the main build
lane of the World‘s fair, except the berth
cultural building. were entirely burned.
They were the propori y of the Colombian
Exposition . uli ago on x: ipany and had been
purchased from the oxposition company
for about $90,000.
The lira was discovered last evening; by
several boys in the southwestern corner of
the first iloor of the terminal station.
When first soon. it was lint an incipient
blaze, and the bolls endeavored to stamp
it out for sovorul minute... They were un-
successful, howov oi, as the fierce gale
which was then blowing {rpm the south
west fanned the fire. and bot-om an alarm
could be turned in tho firo liiiil gotboyontl
control. In a tow niiniit-os it was ouvol
oped in flames, and the glass roof collapsed
and the iron frziiiiowork of the structure
foil in. Engine company No. 8 watt coni-
pelled to abandon its engine and had to
out the horses from the traces. One o}
the animals isuccccdcd in putting away,
but tho other was suffocated.
An unknown man was burncd to death.
He. with a companion, was standing upon
one of tho conduits through which power
was transmitted from the electrical build
ing to tho .\iiicMonitlos fountain. The
Not of tho conduit, which was burning
inside, caved in, letting both tnou into the
flaincs. (bio of them was burnod to dcutii
and tho otlicr so badly that ho may die.
Both wcro linllkkitt‘pl‘l‘n‘ for Marshal Field
and were present as spectators.
Mlil‘tlttrod a News Agent.
'i‘iri'svuuz, 1’0... July 0.—-Z\ir. F. W.
Trucstlcil found in an alloy hack of his
residence tho doud bodyot’ John hie-An-
drews. if‘iiciis agent on the Dunkirk and
Allcgluiuy railroad. rl'lio throat llitfl been
cut, the skull bcuton iii.1ind the body
bore other works of violonco. indicating
murder. Fri :1 Mollonuitl. about in yours
old, is undcr tirrcst. When cupturcd, ho
had .\icAudi-ews‘ cont with him. McDon-
ald comes of irood family, but; boars the
rcputntlon of un idlcr. .\chudi-cws was
an industrious, good tempt-rod little fol-
low about tho some urvo No niotivo can
be assigned for tho uiiuo.
Minc rs Helm-ed to Strike.
l’uii.i.1isuti i.t., PIL, July 0,—Tho effort
made by 200 or 300 mini-rs to bring out
the men working in one of tho (.‘oaltlnlc
mines at it] ccuts ii ton did not sitcom-d.
and another effort will b0 made today, ur-
tangcniciits having been lililtlL‘ to‘inarcit
1.000 minors to the place. A meeting oi
the Ulcnrfichl and Bench Crook operators
will be hold in l’hiltidoiphia today. 'l‘hcy
dcclliiod to state their object in calling
the iuoctiiur but the minors think it
moans a change of some kind.
[or Lack of Money.
CMIDEV .\.. . iuly il.—-Tho Camden
courts wcrc adjourned iiiiit-iiiiltciy by
Judge \"rooiu bomiiiw thcrc in no money
to run them This prodiouuiout, which
tlirciitens to prcvuii uulil uftor the fall
elections, lil‘lrli's from dual hoards of frco-
li‘oldora.. A Republican hoard contests
with it llt‘liitlt‘i'iilit‘ board thc right of of
fire. and thc i'csiiit is. thc banks and other
fliiziiicii ii in l iitioiis decline to loud tht
county .11i_i lllililn.
Inr '0". turiun lnniiiiitioiis.
ALBA“. . ill) ti.~'l'be four conmilttm
of tho convention that have boon heuriiip
discussions of public appropriations ll
Miotiiriun institutions hiivo decided that
thcy will give a final licziriiilr to both [in
advocatoeuiiil upponontsof tlic tucmmri
on \Voiliicmloy illit'rliuilll. July ll. Dr.
King. whotimtti-d tho lilt'iisul‘l' fill‘liltltllllfl
Slll'll approxfruition», will bc in-urd in it.-
advocacy, and i‘rcdt-rio li. Cou..crt will
appear ltxiilihb it.
Good Hamlet Convention.
ASliL’liY l'.\1:it. N. .l., July 0.——'l‘ho1lrst
meeting of thc good i‘iiiiilrl coiivcniiou war
hold in tho “\‘Siilllll‘itt'l‘ l’rcsliyturiun
church. Fully 30o (inlcuiitcs wcro prew-
out, n‘pi'crlctitmg iii stun-s and two tcrri
torios, and tho proccciliiigs, which iii-gnu
at 11 u. 111., wvro interesting throultzhoiit.i
lion. 1.. K. l"iilli-r.'uovcr1ior of Vermont,
was i‘lt‘(‘ii‘tl chairman and l’ostiiiiiittcr E.
(i. lilii‘l’iMlll of Arthur}; i’ui'k soi'rotary.
.\nntlwr Railroad (.Tollininn.
Sin ll\\1.\. .li1lyti-—-— \ ii iii! bound
for llartfoiil loft tho 1 plan or pot .i it'“
minutes tifli r tho Boston cxprt- no ovcr the
Air lino. The Hartford train had stopped
in tho cut. and tho elgtuils not being in
working order the cxpmso caiiic along and
ran into tho rcnr our of tho uccouiiiiudii
tioii. The war of tho end coach of tin
accommodation was i‘l'llnlil'il in, but non:
of tho [liiiiiitlliki‘l‘n' was injured.
Marble statuary Ilouiruyetl.
WALTHMI. Ilium. .liily ll.—-—lliiililllilllr
dcfilroymi uvcr $3,000 worth of marble~
ntutuut'yon tho ohmic of the hue :4. 1).
(Warren 00 'l'iicaihiy night. Many of tilt
Hilitiiufi tvcri- lliipiil'ft'tl by Mr. Win-mu and
were prizctl very highly by tho family.
The policc iif't‘ liivt'htigtilllllx.
Anoiiwr “lit Hittin- For laiiixlasn.
l.o.\1io\, .liiiy tl.—«'i‘hc moo for tiii
l’rllli‘t'hfl of “him. thkcn, 10,000 giilitt'lls‘,
riiii lit .\'cwiimrkct today. was Won by Mr.
ll .\lt‘l‘ulmoiit'a laborious. Latina. llll
Darby wliutcr and ii bli'tillfl favorite. Witt
iii-cont]. tlmc lciuztliii away.
A Mounthnrlnli Newspaper t'unuril.
lll'llnvlcrrr, .liily limit it Unli'ltilly do
clurml that. tho rrpurtml furry uwiilmi on
tho rivt-r 'l‘hlcm, iium- .\iiid. in which lot.
lli'ttllll‘ worc sold to lliiVIl houu drowuml. b
cutindy unfounded. 'l‘iio entry mmmutco
from it local lll‘VVbIlilpi‘l‘.
.\ii lixJ‘mivici'n Iii-rouge.
llAli't‘i-‘oiuv. July 0. M-Alvii r‘li‘xlilillf‘l
wait fatally \‘l‘iliiiillml hurt: by John t'ro
min. whom ho had mm. to priom one yi-ni
ago for Bti‘llllllfl boo. i‘ronmi was only
rcocntly nslcuscd. iititl ho conitulttcil the
crime for rovottgv
The Deadly Plitgna Continue».
Luxuries, Jilly 0.» ’iho liritluli Medical
Journal status that tho pliiuuu etlli 0min.
tniiis its hold in ilong—ii‘onu Although
tho canon are lower the virulotiw of the
disease rcnmine unchanged
Karina- rity Mont Pity.
8131mm, .lulyd—Jilm l illii'tl Stator»
court of nppt’ul! lino lli‘\'llli‘ll iiilvvrswly to
Knimw City in illl‘ format.» wotcrworke
stilt. The city tiiiiut pity the miupmiy inf,-
000,000.
um. lelntiil I‘linntmupm.
Grim stir-iii ”Marti. x, it, July it“.
The faculty of tho Loni: lelnuil l'llliiiiillh
qua hold their-first. i‘t‘xttlur tiicotiuiznud
organized for th: ammo. ‘
Hinged Ivy a. Mob.
Murals. July 0 ~43: oiwv i'ond it no-‘
a: were hanged by u mob at i-nlum.
in. lhortly before daylight thin morn
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iii Bill to/Spealccr (”3‘95“ ‘,
Manure ACTION to room,
The Manure Wu: Leia over tinting,”
Ruler. but Conferees Have Been (9M.
and Clair-mun .Wiieon Believ 7 ,
Week: Will See the End of the out.
Wasntucrou, July 6.—~'1'he create 01}
Interest in the house were a whim of
congratulation from the Brazilian than
her of deputies to the house of Milk
tlves on the one hundred and eighteenth
anniversary of American loam
end the reception of the term bill. Title
latter event exalted Democratic eppl8M
and the bill was laid upon the opioid!
table.
A joint resolution to authorile the see»
rotary of the navy to continue thoempioy
merit of mechanics and luboreri lit nevy
yards who have been discharged on no» ,
count of the failure of acumen to pl-
the necessary appropriation bllll I'll
passed after some tart remarks from
Messrs. C annon and Reed.
The bill to subject to state taxation
national bank notes and United seam
treasury notes consumed the entire after-
noon.
Reed'e Bitter Speech.
During the debate on the resolution to
employ the men in the navy yards pend-
ing action by congress Mr. Cannon told
that. if there was ono-ten-thousandth port
of the liberality and common sense in con-
struing this resolution as in the liberal
construction of the law by the treasury“-
partmont in issuingbonds these thousands
of men would not have been thrown out
of employment. and the work of construc-
tion of the new navy would not have been
stopped.
Mr. Rood diflorcd with Mr. Cannon.
but he felt that he had omitted one can-
sidoratlon of general and very penetrating
nature. All private industry had been
stopped by tho policy of the administra-
tion, and why should not the public in‘
dustries be stopped? By the passage of
this resolution thousands of men would
be restored, but it was a great spectacle
when the government added to the army
of tho employed.
Other Bills Reported.
The resolution was then agreed to. Mr.
Mallory, from the committee on interstate
and foreign commerce, reported the Nice-
ragua canal bill.
Mr. Cooper of Indiana, acting for Mr.
Hall of Missouri. called up the house hill
to subject to state taxation national notes
and United States treasury hotel. and
Mr. Hall explained the provisionl o! the
measure. Mr. Johnson of Ohib raleodthe
question of consideration against the bill.
but by an overwhelming vote the house
decided to consider it.
Mr. Brosius of Pennsylvania asserted
that he was utterly opposed to the relin-
quishment of any part of the federal tax-
ing power to the states. though he agreed
that there was no sectional policy in the
bill.
Mr. Grosvcuor of Ohio in a brief epoch .
favored the passage of the bill, and. read-
ing from the constitution of the state of
Ohio, showed that. it specifically provided
that money might be taxed. and money,
he contended. included treasury notes.
Mr. Cox of Tennessee. who followed,
also favored the passage Meadow”...
taming that greenbacka should bear a
higher tax than gold and silver. and it
was inconsistent to tax a man with one
kind of money. while exempting another
because he had it different kind.
Mr. Johnson of Indiana opposed the
bill. The supremo court, he asserted. held
that treasury notes were not subject to
taxation. lie feared that the passage of
this bill would be but. the beginning of
disastrous legislation. Tho hillwneulr
other step in the attempt to extend state
rights at the expense of federal rights.
The house adjourned, and the bill went
over without action.
Fourth Class Pectin-Item.
Wasuiuo'rox, July 6.-Postmnstere ep-
pointod wcro
liliodo island—Warwick, C. H. Young.
Now York—Poterboro, G. W. Devil;
Par' 5 Station. 1. W L Pugh. and South
Hammond C A. Billings.
Pennsylvania—Ogle. John Frunte.
Young maven-on Declined.
“‘Asuivorou. July (1— Lewis G.vaen-
eon, Hull of tho vlco pwsidenhwho was re-
oontly appointed nit useletunt peymuter
in tho navy. has declined the appointive”
in deference to the wishes of his family.
May End the Pottere' Strike.
Ttiizxrox, July 0.——The manufacturing
pottere and their employees held a oolla
furnace with a view of ending the strike
existing it your. The men submitted a
proposition count to a reduction of about
10 per cont. 'l‘lio tiiuuufoottireni will give
their answer today.
Melt-no Mull Dieter”.
lluoott LVN. July 0.—-Judsu liertlctt be:
appointed William J. Chonto referee in
the cult of Mrs. Catherine Bauer outline!
John Y. Miziiano to recover property vel-
ued at $100,000 fraudulently taken from
the estate of her husband.
Eighteen cont... Denthl.
Sr. Pneumonia). July 0. —-I)uring the
24 hours coding tit noon on Wodneedny
thorn were 18 new cases of cholera and live
deaths in thin city. Since July 1 there
hero boon iH ounce of cholera nil Cronttedt
and four doatlin.
BASEBALL.
lATth‘AL LEAGUE attire.
Cincinnati..... 0 l 0 l’ 0 0 7 2 ram“
Beltiniom.....0 U 0 U i 0 8 0 one 9 8
(lievolund.....i 0 i 0 0 0 2 0 0-1
Boetotu....... 2l110 0 101x43 . I
lithium-“...” 4 0 5i 0 fl 3 0 3-4 ll G
Brooklyti...... 7 l 0 0 0 0 0 l 3....
innuvillo.....2 o 0 n n 0 010a! t «i
NewYork.....102 0 0 010 (is—i 0 3
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Wulilnglun..0 0 7 0 0 i) 2 i ”will“ 8
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Philadeipiiht..0 l l 0 0 010 lw‘l. !
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Buflem........n 0 o 0 o i i 0 out I I
fill.
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