davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

Several prominent Chicagoan. are figuring to tear down Independence Hall, in Philadelphia, and ra-srect it in Chicago. The BELT protests and says, Touch not single stone of this '"lic of our cherished republic. Hold
 3 old pile for itself alone. Touch
 t stone. The vandals who propose IS removal deserve lynching.
 Twas there that the Declaration of IRdspoudsnce was framed by Thomas Jefferson aAd stoutly supported at its presentation to Congress by John Adams, July 4th, 1776, whea standing in front of the building, a boy sig nailed his father in the belfry, "Ringl father, Ring the document is slgnsd that proclaims us free and indepsn- dent nation.
 The res lnant bell towers vibrant stroke; One thought sh. caaons salyos spoke;
 And several sections, weary of debates
 Joined hands at last and were United
 s.ates.H
 The measures connected with Inde psadenos Hall are not born to die and tho hale that encircles the ancient building should not be dimmed by it's removal from the place where they had their birth.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
SUMlIONS.

JUSTICE coURT PAYsON PRECINCT. IN S and fo- De 'pnoeF of fila, Territory of An.ona
 August Piepor pisiut.a ys Wi!iam A Richards dtfendaHt- summons
 Action brought in Che Justices Court of Paysou Pre- cnct, iu and for the County of Ga, Territory Of Ar lona
 The Territory Of Arizona sends creotins to William A Richards
 You are hereby fammonsd and required t1 appear in an aeticr rrorsht against you by the above named rlaiutR in the Justices Court of Payson Precinct in and for the County of Ga in the Territory of Arizona and answer the ocmpalut filed in said Justices Cour, at Payson in a County within five days exelusiye of the day of ser1cel after the service upon you of s summons, if served in h Precinct but if served with ou, hs Precinct but iu the county ten dave if served ont of the county fifteen days in all other eacs twenty days
 saia sdt i1 brought to recover from you the sm os Two Hundred eno Sixty two s4lOO Doll,rs
 0i iudgnent by default will be taken against you.
 Given uadct my hand at Payson this 10th day of De csmber, A. D, 1892
 dec24-5t i'''' ' Y
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
NOTICE TO cREnrioRs.

TE THE PROBATE COURT. CHA COUNTY. AR1- , zona icnitory
 h the matter cf sle Estate of Charles II Chapman. deceased Notice 0 cre.litrt
 Notice s hereby given ig tho undersigned. Admins trator of One tate of cfar'es II Chapman, deccased io th9 eicdon Of aad sl persons having elaine against the ssid decaasod Q sslib,t e same with tr ee,e7 sary voucher within ten months after the first puSii- cation of tha notce to tho said AdninisIatcr gt his place of business in Globe County md T,rry afars said c s VAN wAGENEE Administrator of ihs estate Of Char.e8 Ii Chapman
 deceaaed dee3l "
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

In Alabama they are trying to pre-. vent newspaper reporters from taking evidence iu murder trials until it is all in. A law IS also being advocated re- q;iiriHg the judges tc cfofbid publication The Arizona legislature should move in the same direction.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

Tho New Mexico Territorial legisla- turo has passed bill prohibiting cor porations employing more than ten workingmeu from paying employees by the use of scrip CT orders on stores, ard prosiding heavy penalties for a violation of the law.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

Ths Arizona Gazette entered upon ita thirteenth year of publication January 1st, with twenty four page paper de- voted almost exclusively to Phenix and and Mericopa county's resources aad progress, + is 2 most commendable ,er,,4
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
$500 RE WARD.

TTrHEBEAs THE FACT IS NOTORIOUS THAT Fs an Apache Indian murderer and ootlaw. known and dcsignated as the Kid" has with number of reuegadss Ike hhae5 whose names are unknown been eomtoiI0s burden aud other crimes against the law and safety of t,e people Of Gils co,uts Bow, therefore | r r8ampson. Sheriff of CT County. by order of the Beard Of Supervisors of county, do hereby offer reward of FIVE HUN DOLLARS for the alre,t and conviction of ths said criminal the '1lide which reward is offend and authorized to be paid for satsf dence that the Kid has heen Killed, proyidl esnedlent Co capture him alive the reward tbe rarty klliug him upon ths pFe5eutator proot thereof
 J THoMP
 Sheriff, Gila coun, Dated, Nov 22d 1892
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
SIIERIFF's SALE.

 FQY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED AS ont of the District iour of the 2nd Judicial Dis ric of the Tsgitdry oi Arizona in and fpr the Coun g of Gila on the 2znd day of December 1892 and to me directed and delivered judgment and decree Of foreclosure aud sale rendered in the District Court on she 2St day Of October 1892 in favor of John Muhy and against ljHzmau and Charles Miller. wherein I am commanded to make the sum of Two H,mdred and Eghtyone and s7l0O Dollarsd damages with inter est from date of judgment at the rate of II per cent per mouth until aatSded together with all costs, and s6eril,hs oosts
 And, whereas, did 5n the 23th day Of December 1892 in pursuance of said order of sale proceed to tce the same r sale the following described roa prop erty towt Lying and being southerly of the town Of Globe aud near and sonth of the ranch of Robert An dcrson, ayd being | lahd now occupied by the said Hinzman and Miller 'lnqwn as the Hinzinau and Miiier ranch, md cor 'ag at monument of stones abmteo9 feet eonh house on aais land, thence easterly 600 faett s,- otatones. taerec north eti- ffteon ht nurnent of sttnes, " Fsfsnnythf5sa
 ssf fa.oi,,s,ne
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

For pains in the chest there is noth- ing better than a flannel cloth saturated with Chamherlain's Pam Balm and bound on over the seat of pain. It will produce a counter irritatioh with ont blistering, and is not 50 disagreea- ble as mustard; in fact is much supe- rior to any plaster on account of its relieving qualities. If used in time 1t will prevent pneumonia. Fifty cent bottled for sale by H. c. Hitch cock, druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
Knights Of Rythias.

Regular msrtiug of Pinal Mountain Lodge No. U. Tuesday night of each week st Ma sonic Hall. All brothers ih good standing Are cordially invited
 Tuos. " CUKNow, c, c. W. ! WESTHogF. K. E. g.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

A Denver, Colorado, dispatch of Dec. 2sth says Tue San Juan mining camp has followed the precedents of all great mining settlements by baptizing itself with hamap blood, A courier arrived in Bluffs City to-day and reported q terrible battle yesterday in which over one hundred shots were fired. He re- ported eleven men killed and a large number wounded. George Ferguson, an old prospector, and James Eddy, known ns "blind Jim, one of the best known characters in Arizona md New Mexico mining camps, are among the slain. A private dispatch from Dolores this evening confirms the terrible re- port. Tho trouble grew ont of a dis pute over certain claims which had been staked out. The direct cause was the
 -coyery of large nuggets at the bot
 f small stream.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
An Enen,y Banee.


 There is an enemy with whom theua ands are faihiliar all thair lives, because they are born with tendency to bil- iousness. With this enemy they are constantly battling with intellectual wenpors. Hcstetter's Stomach Bitters will bafile it. Mere pu,gatives will not reform dlsordered condition of the liver indicated, not by constipation alone, but also by sick Headaches, yell lcwness of the skIn and eyeSalls, nau- sea, furred tongue and uueasinrss, more particularly upon pressure on thS right side, upon and below the short ribs Avoid drastic purgatiyes which gripe and weaken the intestines, and snbsti. tute this world-famouS anti-biiious cor dial, which likewise removes nalarial, stomachic and kidney complaints. rheu- matism and nervousness. As laxative of the bowels painless but effectual, it improves appetite, sleep and the ability to digest, and possesses the additional advantage of standard E6nic.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

amount expended by the l Company is reported at the hole in the ground enormous amount of -'e any proper rela- g in the pockets of were induced to ability of the en- of the account pls the fact that 'nded in prepara- ization; S12, 2,sO0,- d general expen-
 1vertisements,
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

I. o, Q. F, meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month. Visiting brethren iu good standing eordiplly invited tp attend.
 Q c. f0A, c. F. H. 1T McNEE1I, Scribe
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
Dyspepsia

Makes mauy lives miserable and often leads to selI-iesifuetion. Distress alter eating. sick head. ache, heartburn, toar stoinnch, mental depres. sion etc, are caused by fhiS very common and inereasins disease. ilood's sarsnpRria tones Inc stomach, creates an appetite, promotes di. eesfion, relieves headache. clears the mind, and cures dyspepsia
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07

Henry Clews, the New York banker, Eas made an excellent suggestion that may serve as a temporary expedient for yer men. Quotations at present are 'hless, as regards the white mete, tile clique of brokers make the !" MT. Clews says; "The represented by Trust ates dealt in on the e has been reduced against s7,5OO, 900 'othing better can 'ho remaining out
 ipcelled. Then
 likely to be
 'hafgs In
 ss about
 want of
 This
 Hsr-
Arizona silver belt., 1893-01-07
In Q Terriblc Ccn1itlon,

ny life to Hoods sarsaparllia. For two sterrlble condition with dyspepsia Sg but soda crackers, aud my lSs pounds, Hoods ssr- zee, and after using l2 have gained my
 1ve had excellent
 qo-26 Ist South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
THEY TRIED TO STEAL THE WHOLE HOUSE.

visited the vacant fourstory brick building ut No.
l21 West iiouSon-st. at O'Clock yesterday morn.
Ing. he found about twenty-five Italians, men. women
and boys. drspoiling the pace OF everything that
could be- carried away. Some Of them were armed
with and ripping up the floors: others
were smashing the range aud tearing out the bath
tubs and wash stands: still others pulling
down the doors and shutters. Even the window
frames did not escape. The damage Is estimated at
- 600. Al sight OF the detective, the Italians fed
only one man and boy were captured. They were
John MasatellO. OF No. l4s Thompson-st. and An
tonic Mcsaro Of No. lao Sulivan-st. IN the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday MasateO sent 10 the
Island charge OF disorderly conduct, and the boy
was committed 10 Mr.. Ceiry's society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

crans. including the Rev. Mc-ers. Solpc. Jacobs'n,
AbrahamsOn, Of Chicago, and other swedish clergy
men; II committee from the Martin Luther society
OF Ncw-YOrk represented In" English and German
luhcr;lns of the city. Nj H. Jolan,cn. Editor II
the swedish paper "NOrd,lunan." and Mr.. T.. i
Ebert Editor Of Tlc Lutheran Review and Gcorg"
T. Ackcrs!ansen, OF the Martin Luther society, ~
tended the greetings OF III" Lutlcrans OF tins country
TO their distinguished visitor.
Bishop Won Schclc will visit all the principal cities
In the niicd STATES, going far the Pacific coast
before H., return. On Friday he viii De- the guest
of the ~Wcdt, OF Boston, returning saturday 10 b"
present at "A reception in his honor given by e."
luthcrans OF this city In the Evangelical Lutheran
, much Of II. Jams, The Rev. Or. Kemrnsnydrr
pastor, al Madl,OnaVr and seventy third 81. ON sun
day viii BE- the guest Of the swedish lih"rans IN
tliS city at their church. the Evangelical Lutheran
Gustavi> AdOIpls. East twenty second st. and Third
ave. For Monday night the Martin Luther society
has arranged dinner In honor Of the Bishop III the
Hotel savoy. Fi1tlave and Fifty ninilst.. at which
prominent clergy and alty # the C.urci will be pres.
ent. \ dinner Will b" gwen 10 the Bishop ~ Phllh
dclphla by the Luthcrans OF that city on Tuesday
evening. which wili De representative affair. III"
Bishop will the Murray Ilill Hotel while In
y Nnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

I'm. hearing Of testimony the c,riiorIr against tho
New.Jcr,v JOCKEY club ob'tnrd by u" Ctt'n' ANA
Eacctiack League l"gsn yesterday AZ ElHsi"th. Ih'
vtrr...s were GEORGE T. Dram. ~ EIoohl}n ar sc'h
~ IN. Nev.Yors society the Suppression OF We and
u,ut,intn HOW of Io-ct' whom IN the
employ ana do-' t'd che mann OF hrtnI
AZ the rs,ctiaok. Secretary Mcintyre wa, th' onl' VII
nos, for the Jockey club. ana accompanied by Nj
kat-ch h.> counsel who would mo- l't MN "'uf o"
IA, Ground that would expose him 10 pniltN Later
n Nj Kali. admitted that tl'r, and book.
making ON Jockey club track from April rs To MAY
, SUNDAY, excepted. thft PRECEDENT DWN 4, Sup"fin
t.ndcnt Brush and Secretary McintNr were on thr
grouud- artr -Nlcc wfits ~ ceriiOrdri An
,d orrnmcn Wa the, t.kcn 10 Nav - EN-Iudg Gross
and crank Pcrecn the proceedings for the cit
League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
AllCOCk's p pstsss

the v.or, four Of their five run. by their poo'
Attendance ZOO. Tie
IIu-burg ..............2 o > q -
Cine iluuti ..............l q q o %
Base hifs-Pntspurg o. Cincinnati Z, Erior,-Pitt-
burg - Cincinnati l. Blt;'ii'--DUycr and Vaughn.
ts>tfght and MACK. Tmuii.-Eu.h
Chiccgo nine 81 every point TO-DAY and Won a, follows
ST. ioai- ............I . 9 ia
Rae hit>-Chicago = ~. Louis l.. Erors-C hcago
H. Ioul. 3. Ilaitrr.rr Han and Buckley MrGll
aud >rhriy,r. Umpire NJ Quaid.
Cambridge Mas. MAY 10 t~IeclaiJ.-1he Harvard nine
easily defeated the Iov"l- to-day In ,rninnng game.
Wggn pitched . 2,n~. noidrg the visitors down
hit. Harvard haed strongly making th teen,
with . totai OF seyente~u hit. The
Harvard ................. Is
Lowell, .... ......... ..----.-..O U
Pennington y j.. Nav 10 Special Tho Pennington
Seminary baseball PLAYED c'tor'c.s game to-day
against the Princeton toorai~. d"flting them BIZ the
score Of II 10 q.
Princeton MAY 10 lSpccilll.-The freshmen baseball
defeated tn Princeton Pfcpuutoy school min" here
today by a score OF Is 10 , The freshmen meet the
Columbia freshmen and ;hc Harvard freshmen on Nav IS
and 20. respectively.
Louisville. MAY i0.-R,n again prevented "a" 'hYlhs
u the game scheduled b.tw,n the Cleveland and Louis
Vile team
Amherst Mass. Nav 10 lSp'claU.-Amher't won The
nr-t champO u the against WI Hams Oh
PTat, Field TO-DAY. The scoIr wa 10 70 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

Baltimore. May lo.-The Ihla1cIh'' team broke their
string Of hard luck by defeating ia" ialtimorrs to-day
The batting in the second inning gave th"m lead 81
Three runs which eventually won them the game Wad,.
worth pitched for The home ana his sowncss seemed
ntimidate hi, Baltimore b'ttrd Carey hard.
and but for decision Of Umpire ur'' inc sroI" would
have been tie In the eighth inning Attendance 243o.
The
philadelphia ............I -
Baltimore ..............1 " " II
Observation-Disclosures, IS Baltimore II. Erfors-
Philadelphia Baltimore Battrrs-' dfs'y and Cos
Wad~worth. Baker and Robinson 'mlfc-Huri
Wa.hin.ton Nav lO.-washineton defeated Boston
today by superior aii-round playing Dgfyra and
stiyctts both wd and ineffective. but The former
d'd bcuer WORK at critical ''st' anu 'ceNed better
support. Attendance. 5000. The score
EG.iSn ..-.~g 9 9 F: Ga
Easeht,-Bosion II Washington IL Errot-Rosion
g. Washington. l. Baitcfes-Duryea and Farrell Stiyctts
and Gsutel. Ump.rc-snyder
Cincinnati May Io-pttsburg made 1t three straight"
to-day at the expense OF he Cnennatis. The local
ragged In It's fielding. Latham and Caruthers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
COMMENT on THE EMPERORS SPEECH.
TT IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE "lihooi
cAPRIVI's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rnp TIE rIECTI0NS.

-, re SAN TO HAVE BEEN MADE WITHOUT
c,pRIy1's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR THE rLECTIoNs.
po,1, May 1o-The Kalser's address TO his ohi'era
-, tho Tempelhofer Field continues to he me ''au
two sub,sc. Of discussion everywhere. II Is Sraeu
ina, the Emperor did not inform ChanceHor VOL,
,anr,,i n, his intention deliver the address, anu
IN. Chancellor therefore is free from any feSPo"9
b,llty for the Imperial utierances ~
The Newspaper organs Of Radical OPINION u'oi"''
,s ,nnossible for the published text TO be nc
curate and they call upon the 'haho''o' " .
c,rr.ct version The Radicals also declare thai
tho doc,sion OF tho Government to call upon 'he e
IN the army OF reserve join the coors after "h't
do 1, order IN undergo prolonged special
drill ia intended keep numerous class oil u""D'iu'
,o,... t-o,, tho mills the army OF reserve number
Inc IA 600 mon not counting officers LUIS Sua,e
ment is semi officially denied
The "Yossische Zetune- saws that the aooress Is
tsptamount TO personal interference DIV 'he Mis-
with the coming elections TO the KeichS'ae' Inv
reply cannot be given to-day. The people VIII 'u'
nsh n reply OH June ID 1900.
few other Journals also comment on 'he speeci',
but treat II as expressing the personal op'"o'' W
N. xa,eer and not As an official declaration OF the
opinion OF the Government
prenaraton, for the elections. to be held on June
15 are already going actively forward Ire ooin,
lists have already nominated ITO cahddaVes ia >'
pAT nsr,nstad adj May lorEnst Ludwig, the Grand
nnhs of Ues.e Who Inc the German Emperor
a Grandson OF Queen Victoria. I'm a speech from .,ie
throne stated that he deeply deporci The atai Voo
OIL Paris ,nS Nav io.-The Debats." commenting on
Emperor Williams speech 70 the ohSers od ~ g
Guards says that the chief feature OF .nc npttor<
that II contains nothing that need alarm tic ~ %
~ Gcrmany on the other hand. the lcnips ooh
sid.rs the Emperor's speech a menaciIig one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
NORTHERN PACIFIC'S INTEREST.

The following notice was sent out by T. +. Oalcs
president OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
yesterday
Office OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company. No
81 Wall-st New York. May II. 1888
the stockholders and BondhOders OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company Referring 10 the rumor'
current In Wall street yesterday thai ID" Northern
Tactic Railroad Company would NOT meet Its interest
due on june l. ] state officially that the interest OH
all III obligations due ai this date will BE- promptly
paid.
In reference 10 the mscalicd floating debt" !
further stat. that the indebtedness OF the company
/, I'm the form time loans. the bulk Of which do not
mature until October. They ar amply margined. and
provision for the payment or funding OF the same NJ
maturity IS assured Yours truly.
7. F. CAKES, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
uor>-s nrrrlxG rnrlR FINAL TRIALS

The horse. az an Long i.snd racks got preparatory
ork Yesterday fo Their Lns risls before III.
,tgn There Ia. much pc, IN regard 20 the
raueocas horses The weather ha> been all that could
e de,ircd for training purposes the meeting al
ri,zabeth closed The crack Rancocas good one.
am. d. the journey shecpshcad BAY Is short one the
chance. are against the army Of scarher for "cnches
s,c,nc tho Rancocas candidate, 20 fast trails
!; d. Wilson. Of Lexington. Ny. attached the NC
Donourh horses on with Mr. Me-
Donoughs agent last year John II. Msckey. son OF the
manager OF ]. u. Haggins Rancho Dol rsseo was MI
NoDonough's agent. The young man committed suicide
last winter In several transactions with young Mackey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
rnnrrs MAxwELL,s EMEEALp LAuNcuED.

Tn. Handsome scho rlaerd steam yacht Fine ala
owned Is j. Rogers Maxwell, president Of the New
Irscv Central Railroad successfully launched yerr
DAY afternoon al o'clock nom the shlpN'fu oil he
samuel T. Moore sons Company. ~ Elilabcthport,
,h. hu,dcr. NJ The practice cruiser Bancroft The
Emerald i NJ feet long =. feet on the Wat" Inc Il
fee, 10 inch., bean. 10 feet draft Of water Her
displacement /, l3 tons The launch was supposed 70
L. prl,atc but several hundred Iopc gathered to wit
,, IL Nil, 1,racie Maxwell. the sixteen year old
daughter OF Mr. j.. l.. MAXWELL stood Oh raised plat
form aud cracked the customary bottle OF wine across
the bow Of her unccs boat II sd into the water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

Mr. McDonough allowed young Mackey's accounts ou'
the last OF SO, 500 be would not allow. he
maintained that Of the transactions were not Tor MS
account Mr.. Wilson brought suit in this city. ana an
attachment placed Mr.. McDonough's
stable is likely that the affair will be settled out OF
court to the satisfaction OF all persons concerned.
A YALE-OXtORD RACE THOUGHT IMPOSSIBLE
Ncw.Iisven. Conn. May 1o-Ex.Captan r. J. Cook
left here tonight. lie consulted with the Yale Navy
officers in relation certain matters connected with the
crew and gave out Official statement declaring that
Yale had not received the alleged oner from The New
York Worli' pay expenses or the England
in race with oxford ced. and that sub.
,crtion received By the Yale Navy except by
private person "A private manner lie stated further.
more that nc thought race oxford this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
TO SHORTEN THE WATERWAY FROM CHICAGO

Toronto. Ont. May lO-A dispatch from New'iork
says that f.. A. Mcdonald Of this city has succeeded
IN organizing syndicate 10 construct aQucdnct
from the Georgian Bay To Lake ontario. shortening
the waterway from Chicago TO New-iork 400 miles
and tO Liverpool go miles Vessels will make the
distance from Georgian Bay TO Lake Ontario AT To
r0nto IN eight hours. using only four locks The
dispatch says that IN the enterprise exvce Presi
dent Levi =. Morton. Philip Armour. Of Chicago, and
Mayor of Brooklyn. The capital Is said 10 be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
~ UOyOR or THE CONFEDERATE DEAD

Richmond, Va. Nav i0-Thr annual memorial ex-
ercscs ut lakewood Cemetery where $4,000 Confeder.
ate soldiers are buried, took place today. There
we're several thousand people present. The exercises
were participated In by the women OF Hollywood
Oakwood and Hebrew Memorial Associations. a bat
talon from the LIST Regiment Of Infantry, the Rich
mond liowitzers several companies Of cavalry, Lee
and Pickett Camps Of Confederate Veterans and vet
Grams from the soldiers Home. carload Of flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
NATIONAL GrARD SHOOTING.

Creedmoor rang. occupied yesterday by bat''ion
~ the fh Regiment Of New York. composed Of companies
T. and = undrr command of Iicutcnan Colonel "eor;e
uoo,c Smith The shooting under the supervision Of
Lieutenant Co, hran OF tie regiment III" "at''l'o"
aradcd a shooting strength Of 100 OF which Company l.
furnished 81 and Company = iOl All succeeded IN wil-
ninp the STATE ,rk.Inn- decoration. with scor', al ~
and upward at zoo and 300 yards In th' N"'y "'lnt
q, lin. ..man targets" the ord Company t. 80
shots fred and &c hits; Company f. 900 shots hrd ana
hit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
DELAY IN THE CASE OF MAX JUDD.

Vienna, May lO.-The Austrian Government, has not
vet replied 10 the application for an exequatnr made
IN behalf o. Max Judd. Of St Lons, Appointed by
rr.s,dent Cleveland Consul General at Vienna
A BOTTLE FROM THE NORANsIDE PICKED UP.
London, May 1O-Further evidence was received TO
day Of the loss OF the coasiing vessel Noransiie.
which sailed from Blyth April II for Ncualir
wasser, and which has not been heard from.
boat picked mp IN the of south Shields today
4 hottie containing scrap Of paper which was
written "Noanside. In open boat without food
on water. G.. ID. Harrison.
Tue Cameo, vessel which arrived at Newcastle
on April 90 reported that she had picked mp at sea