Washington. (A. P. Y—Shipping board vessels will remain dry regardless of the outcome of the injunction proceedings brought in New London, (A. P.).—Unless an injunction is granted, the Cunard line, the British government will protest formally through foreign office against the ruling prohibiting liquors on the Cunard line. Consolidation Considered. A large barn on the Frank Clark farm, six miles east of Pullman on the Moscow road, was burned to the ground Tuesday, together with nearly 100 tons of hay, a large quantity of feed and several sets of harness. The barn was insured for $1000, with no insurance on the hay feed and harness. The cause of the fire is not known.—Pullman Herald. UNION PALACE LEANED DUE. THE RESULTS — FIRST AWARD MADE York in behalf of privately owned ships. Chairman Lasker of the shipping board announced today. BARN AND CONTENTS DESTROYED BY FIRE. The board presides for the education and training of students, between the ages of 16 and 21, in the University of Illinois who...  have passed certain grades and who have been awarded the championships in agricultural club work this summer in the various counties of the state, has been continued in force, according to advices received by Joel L. Priest, general agent at Boise for the Union Pacific railway system, from J. A. Reeves, general freight agent at Salt Lake. 