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Departure of Island Team.

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The Best Equipped Team on!

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THE SELKIRK ELECTION.

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Orrawa, Sept. 15. The tsland Ritie Team left for Montreal on Saturday night.

In the Extr, Series on Saturday, Private James Dover took second prize on a score of thirty-three points.

In the Dominion Match, Sapper Benj. Hooper and Sergeant W. Davison secured prizes.

In the McDougall match, Corporal Craw- ford and Color-Sergeant V. Longworth, Sergeant Allan and Ewen McDougall got good prizes. “

Lieut Horn took a prize in the Affiliation Match.

In the Provincial Match—eight men from each /|’revince—Ontario took dirst yrize, New Brunswick second~—-beating the Saas men by one point, only.

At the presentation of prizes the Islaud team was pronounced by far the best equip- ped team on the grounds—their handsome uniform being much admired.

The whole team took individual prizes.

Winnrpea, Sept. 11.

Capt. Scott (L. C.), as far as heard from, has a majority of 125 over D. A. Smith. Remaining polls may probably reduce this, but will not inaterially affect the result.

There is great rejoicing here.

LATER.

In the Selkirk elgetion, Capt. Scott, (Conservative) was elected by over 151 ma- jority. ;

OTTAWA, dept. 10.

At the Dominion Rille Association ineet- ing to-day, in the Provincial Match On- tario won the first prize with 417, and New Brunswick second with 378; Prince Ed- ward Island camethird with 377; Quebec fourth, 374, and Nova Scotia fifth with 369. The New Brunswick individual scores were :—

Pts. Sergt. Weyiaan, 8th Cavalry.........-.-.. 58 Lt. Hunter, N. B. E............. Sim D4 Sergt. Miller, 75rd Batt........ccccceeseeeee 3D Capt. Arnold, 74th Batt......... ncvvcctscces GL Sergt. Pallen, N. B. Euecsce-.e.serceesseeeee . 46 Major Arnold, 74th Batt.......ccecceeeerreere OL Sergt. Clarke, 73rd Batt....ccccereessee-e- 5O Trooper G. Langstroth, 8th Cay.......... 43

Wate | on enede dtieee ss hesaceun ee Sergeant Weyman, of the 8th Cavalry, with 58 points, carried off third individual prize in the same match, and Major Arnold of the 74th, with 51, carried off the 41st or last prize.

In the ‘irand Aggregate Match, Lieut. Hunter, of New Brunswick Engineers, 19th prize with a score of 249; and Captain Arnold, of the 74th, took 49th prize with 256 points. No New Bruns- wicker has won a prize in the Governor General's ‘Latch.

The Governor General distributed the ptizes this afternoon.

The following is a list of those making the highest aggregate scores, the first twenty of whom in the event of all accept- ing, form the Wimbledon team next year, from whic: it will be seen that Sergeant Weyman of the 8th Cavalry, upholds the honor of New Brunswick among the im- mortal twenty; while Lieut. Hunter, of the Engivers, stands a chance of fillinga vacancy.

The W mbledon team for 1881 will be selected from the following:—

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Points. ist Sergt T Mitchell, 10th Royals.......402 2nd Major Macpherson, GG F G.......386 3rd Pte C N Mitchell, 10th Royals. ...335 4th Cap!. Thomas, 54th Batt............d84 Sth Capt Balfour, 8th Royals........---37' 6th Livsut Ewan, 35th Ontarto........ .379 7th Seryt D Mitchell, 13th...........-...079 Sth Lieut W Mitchell 32nd...........2+378 Oth Pte A Wileotd, Bard ...ccoccececeverce-sedt0

10ch Staff-Sergt Walker, Q O R.........d74

lith Pte Anderson, GG F G.........000040379 12th Lient Crowe, W F B...cceeeeeeeeeees O9 13th Sergt Weyman, 8th Cayv...........d71 14th Capi Weston, 66theeececsececceeeeeeeee 369 15th Colur-Sergt Hancock, 13th...+.++.368 16th Lieut Bishop, 63rd.........+0eceee0e0e 367

17th Seret Sutherland, G G F G.........366

18th Pte Walters, Wakefield Inf Co......536 19th Staii-Sergt Saucier, 18th.........---363 20th Serut Payne, 13th.....cccereceeereeee DOS

2ist Qr-Master Corbin, 63rd......---+++++-363 22nd Pte Bradley, 25th....sre-ceeseeeeee BOL 23rd Seryt Ross, DON. .cceceeceeerereeereeee DOD 24th Wheeler Ogg, W FB... 20-00 B59 25th Pte Morris, 13th....2..ccccecceceeeees+ BOD 26th Corp Bradley, Queen's Own.....++.356 2th Pte O'Grady, GG BF Gi. .cecceqgee++ D6 2th Licat Hunter, N B E.....ecececeeeere BOS 2th Pte G Bent,Cumberland Provs......353 30th Sergt Richard, 18th...e+--sereeree 303

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EUROPEAN, Panis, Sept. 10.

telexram from Duleigno to-day says. “ Proops sent by Riza Pasha are encamped near thi: town last night. The town is in avery excited state. It is said that the league held a meeting at Sentari and de- cided to oppose the surrender. The Mon- tenegrins are escheloned along the frontier close to Dulcigne.”

A fire in Saint Beat, a town of 1,000 in- habitants in Upper Garonne, has destroyed thirty-two houses, and rendered over 100 people homeless. One person was killed.

It is denied that the French Admiral has

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; | received instructions differing from these given the other commanders. It has been | agreed that the fleet will not go beyond a jmere demonstration, except by the unani- ;Mous agreement of the Powers, none of ‘whom shall act separately. If the accord }Aunong the Powers shoul cease, Hone, eXx- ‘opt at their own risk and peril, can under- te ike to prolong the demonstration or alter | 1s purely demonstrative character.

Mesuep, Sept. LQ, from Greoke Tepe inews thata large bodv of horsemen ;

A Tareoman brings Sa * oo a a : ‘ >. : fed the Kussians at Houdja. Kalessi and Bouthnssan, capturing a quantity of aris aud stores. Panis, Sept. 10.

The weekly statement of the Bank of

France shows a decrease in gold of 14,795,- OLU franes and an increase in silver of £3,- 216,000,

Moscow, Sept. 10. The Gazetie says the report of General Skobeloff’s recall is unfounded. On the contrary it is declared that important events are pending in the trans-Capian re- gion. Maprip, Sept 10. The Minister of Foreign Affairs has sent a memorandum to the Spanish Minister at Washington, setting forth the basis fora future treaty of commerce or a simple con- vention with the United States, applicable to the most important articles of commerce between Cuba and the United States. UNITED STATES. New York, Sept. 10. A St. Augustine letter says that Mr. Owen states that several thousand dollars, besides very valuable papers in his trunk, which was among the “nuinber that reached the shore was plundered. Steps will be taken to recover the money. Trunks that contained money and valuable jewelry were destroyed by fire after being plundered, The custom house officers are trying to bring the plunderers of baggage and cargo to an account, FREDERICKSBURG, Sept. 10. Tom Warren. a freighter, on Wednesday was found murdered twelve miles north of here. The deed was committed with an axe.

SAN FRANCIS¢ 0, Sept. 10

Palace Hotel and Great Court and galleries which were beautifully decorated and illu- minated with gas and electric lights, were threnged with people awaiting the appear- ance of President Hayes. About half-past nine the President appeared and was re- ceived with great eathusiasm. In a few words he thanked the audience for their kind reception, excusing himself frem making a speech on account of fatigue. Gen- eral Sherman then entertained the_ crowd for afew moments with some of his dry humor and introduced to the people Mrs. Hayes who bowed her acknowledgments and the crowd dispersed.

Boston, Sept. 10.

Private despatches from St. Johns, Nfld, states that the Anchor Line steamer Anglia which sailed from here on Sept. 2nd collided with the British bark lIrongate from Ant- werp for New York, on the 6th and sank. The crew were saved. The Anglia had a miscellaneous cargo and 338 live cattle. The whole cargo was valued at $112,516. The cattle were vaiued at $40,000. insured in the Western American sflice of Canada. The rest of the property was chiefly insured in Europe.

San FRANOISCO, Sep. 10.

A Seattle despatch says:—Capt. Smith of steamer Josephine, just arrived from Skagil reports that while ascending that river on Tuesday last, when opposite Mount Baker he observed mountain in state of violent eruption, flames streaming up from summit and large volumes of smoke ascending.

Provincial Synod..,

A despatch to the Halifax Chronicle of

the 10th inst., says :—

‘‘The report on Foreign Missions was presented by Rev. W. L. Osler, Chairman of Committee. It strongly recommended inissions to the heathen.

The Rev Dr. Bell, a delegate from the {rish Church, was invited to the platform and asked to speak. He addressed the Synod at some length, recounting the his: tory of that ehurch, past and present, affirming that from first to last he opposed the revision of the Prayer Book. A vote of thanks was tenderd the Doctor for his address.

The notice of motion with reference to voting by diocese was withdrawn.

The motion of Mr. Silver, with refer- ence to the rights and duties of Bishops, Rectors and Chu zhwardens was also with- drawn.

The interesting event of this session was

5 . now witnessed. The presentation of the

workmanship, costing three hundred dol- lars, was an unusual event.

The Prolocutor, in ‘he name of the Synod, read an address, to which His Lordship made a most feeling reply, stating among things that he was now seventy-six years of age, :

The missionary meeting held last night in Mechanics’ Hall was attended by about seven hundred persons. The first address was delivered by Bishop Alford, who was himself a missionary Bishop in China. He spoke earnestly on the subject of missions to that country. ‘The other speakers were the Ven. Archdeacor Whitaker, Canon Partridge, Hon. Vice-Chancellor Blake, Dr. Hill, of. Halifax, and Rev. Dr. Bell, of Ireland.

The resolution of Dr. Hill with reference to meetings of the Provincial Synod being held alternately in the Upper and Lower Provinces, called for an animated discus- sion, partaken in by Hon. Mr. Vail, Rev. Mr. Hodgson and Canon Dart. The resolu- tion, although rejected by a large ma-

SO at a NE a A GR tt 4 et = a a = i ct, sa ger

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crosier, a gift from the Churchmen of the} ecclesiastical Province, a beautiful piece of |

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jority, will be sure to come up at future meetings.

Mhe House of Bishops seni a message asking for the appeiniment of a committee to concur with a committee of their bady to draft the Governor General

n the Provincial Ex-

an acd Lress to who is expected bo op hibtiion next week.

A Canon, on the prohibited degrees on anda petition to the Levislature against the proposed change in the marriage law, passed the Provinelal Synod by a large majority. Rev. Geo. W. Hodgson 'Diocese of Nova Scotia made an speech.

Dr. Hili’s preposition, that the Synod meet in Halifax once Sars instead of in. Montreal was not

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ixhibits of Canned Goods, such as Lob- sters, Mackerel, ete., and other Industries, will be forwarded free of charge to the Ex- hibitors. .

Judges appointed by the Board will award the Prizes. All entries must be made on or before the. 4th September} and all Exhibits (Live Stock ex epted) must be delivered at the Secretary’s Uliice, on or before September ilth, and no later.

| } acl alt . . i . " i. 1 All entries Live Stock mustétalso be made at the Secretary’s Office on or before

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