... Witness said that if they did not stop he would shoot them, and, as they refused to obey, he fired a shot into the water. This did not stop them, and lie fired another shot into the air. One of them who, was in the water caught him by the feet and dragged ...

... halt is sounded and another shot fired, the onlv difference being that in the advance all shots a must be fired from the knee or standing. When within 250 yards the teams halt, and then retire, halting, fronting, and firing whenever the target appears. This ...

... it is considered v that Madden, who was fired at, wgas the means of ra closing heri parent's ear against thte petitions Of his o ldaughter, and Chat it wae for the. purpose of intimi Pa dating hima that Smith fired the shot. A~fter secreting 6 himself fbr ...

... child. Colonel Henslowe, who lives iie4t 66. sepoys' lines, happened to be at home audh the firing. He immediately left the hote to-wv to capture the man, who fired at the 0olonel and. dangerously wounded him. The sepoy coraplted, the tragedy, which ?? dld ...

... being carried over the port quarter, and the run for the Warner Lightship made against tho first of the ebb tide. The Van. guard, lona, and Arethusa led the way out of the roadstead, and the Kriembhilda seemed to make a rather bad start, almost doing duty ...

... male attire. She made her -way to the bridge, ac- companied by a few friends, shortly aft& 'day- break, and climbing over the guard rails droiped feet firsb into the East River. When she camie to the surface she lay like a log, and wouldi certainly have been ...

... local a branch of the Fire Insurance Association, in b which capacity he has displayed all the qualities c essential to the progress and prosperity of such a business. He now takes up the European secretary- it ship to the American Fire Insurance Company ...

... Russell. The start was made between the two boat sat flagboab in the river. There -was a lot of beating and careful sailing to guard against going aground. Cleomese took the lead at the stat C. The race was concluded thus- U. s. . ?? ?? 4 23 40 Victoria, ...

... writer says :- Yeterday an officer entered the toivn at the head of a detach. ment of Uhlan infantry, disarmed the National Guard, took possession of six houses, ardthen went to the Town UaiiL where they gave notice that St. Germain would be bombarded forthwith ...

... Battalion l Coldfstream Guards, who was shot dead at the shoot. n in. range. It was stated that deceased, with other a men, were engaged painting the bull's-eye of the target on H range. There was a party engaged in volley firing at G range, and deceased ...

... quarrelled shortly after they set out in their aimless mission, and that ench, possessing a revolver stolen from a prison guard, one killed the other, and then from mere coswardirc committed suicide. There has not for a week or so been any heavy gield ...

... th do., 15}1 £ L5, let Dragoon Guards, 92. The cup given by THE CHASSEURS ECLATREURS OF BRUSSELS and the Belgians wha visited Wimbledon in 1886, was cornpeted for in volley firing by nineteen teams. Each team has to fire five volleys by word o(f command ...