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... OOTBALI, IN AMERICA. A Washington telegram says:—At a meeting of the football amateurs held here an American Rugby Football Union was organised, with the object of encouraging the Rughy form of the game. Ninety playing members have already joined. ...
... BUT THE COLUMBIA OVERTAKES HER. INCIDENTS OF AN EXCITING RACE. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) The firsi of the five races for the America Cup was contested to-day at eleven o’clock (four o’clock Eng- lish time), the course being fifteen to windward end back. The ...
... ENGLAND AND AMERICA THE PROPOSED ALLIANCE, PRELIMINARY STEPS TAKEN (DAILY I have just learnt from a hi_h State authority that important preliminary s + Anglo-American alliance have ab ...
... THE ELECTROCUTIONS IN AMERICA SLOCUM'S LAST WORDS. Dr. A. P. Southwick, (says a New York telegram) one of the witnesses of the quadruple execution by electricity at Sing Sing, denies that the bodies were burned. He says that all died instantly. The current ...
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... AMERICA'S TERMS. CUBA MUST BE INDEPENDENT. The Washington Cabinet was in deliberation yesterday upon the peace. The question of the Philippines still undecided, but it was aszreed that Cuba must independent and that Puerto Rico and one of the Ladrone ...
... AMERICA AND CHIET. THE DISPUTE PRACTICALLY SETTLED. telegrams.) Paris, Tuesday.—A telegram from Valparaiso states that the dispute between the United States and Chili is in a fair way of settlement. New York, Monday.—A telegram received here from Santiago ...
... THE FLOODS IN AMERIca. > DISASTERS AND LOSS (RECTEBS New York, Weenesday.—T!. ins pe! Ohio and West Virginia eontinw: to ms r timber are heavy losers by the food and th x filied with logs. The railroads m some places ax distance of a mile, and the inhabitant ...
... FOOTBALL IN AMERICA. HOW PLAYERS PROTECT THEMSELVES. Some idea of the roughness of the pasiimn that goes under the name of football in America—and especially the roug'iness that characterises the rushes of players through their opponents' ranks—can ...
... THE ELECTROCUTIONS IN AMERICA. WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY. (recter's telegram.) Albany, Wednesday.—Drs. Macdonald, and have returned here from Sing-Sing. the course of interview, Dr. Macdonald said that the men were executed without hitch, and any report to ...
... AMERICA'S PREPARATIONS. PRESERVING THE PEACE BY MAKING READY FOR WAR. ARMAMENT CONTRACTS PLACED ENGLAND. GETTING FLYING SQUADRON READY. SUGGESTED INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA. Central News learns that the United States Government have secured a definite option ...
... CHESS IN AMERICA. (REUTER’S New York, Tuesday.—Mr. Biackburne on Saturday last pl ayed a chess match against Mr. Golway, the C uban champion, the game being drawn after 38 moves. burne after 36 moves. Another game played yesterday was won by Mr. Black- ...