Sidney. N. S. W.. June .’lo. The sec
ond race between O’Connor, the Canadian
oarsman, and Stansbury. of New South
Wales, which was rowed over again owing
to the claim by O’Connor t*'at be was
fouled by Stansbury in the first race, last
Monday, took place today on the Para
metta river, and was won by Stansbury.
The water was smooth, but the tide ad
verse. O'Conner led for three-quarters of
a mile. At the end of the first mile Stans
bury was a length and a half ahead. He
•von by eight lengths. Time: 22 minutes
and 29 seconds.
Chippewa Fall**' Population.
Chippewa Falls. Wis.. June 26. The
census enumerators have completed their
labors in this city and the population is
estimated in round figures at 12.000. an
increas of 3,000 since ISSS.
Anglican Sjnod Opened.
Halifax, June 27.—The Anglican sy
nod of Nova Scotia was opened to-day
Bishop Perry, of lowa, was among the
clergymen taking part in the services.
Two Fives l.o*t.
Alexandria Bay. N. A'.. June 30. —
Opposite Brookville, last evening. William
Castleman and Annie Me Mali on were
drowned by the capsizing of their boat.
John Taylor and Miss Graham, who were
also in the boat, were rescued.
Onsu* Intimate*.
LINCOLR, Neb., J'ne 27.—Supervisor
Cooke announces the following approxi
mate figures for cities in hif district;
Omaha. 134.742: Lincoln, 55.000; Beatrice,
13,328; Nebraska City. 10.444.
Three Heath*. Reported.
Joliet. 111., June 27.—The excessive
heat of several days past has resulted in
many prostrations. Three deaths were
reported today.
Death Caused by Heat.
Louisville, June 27.—The heat for
several days has been excessive. Fifteen
deaths from prostration have occ rred in
‘tree days.
FARM, HOME AND GARDEN.
IX MKMORIAM.
NORTHWESTERN CHURCH.
Gone, in her childish puritv.
