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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31

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Last Wednesday night, about 10 o.
clock, our streets were enlivened by a
runaway that might have terminated
with serious results. Peter Herrian,
better known as slice PETER had been
hauling. ice to the depot, and after
having loaded the ice into the car he
went into the depot for a few moments,
leaving the team standing unhitched.
Hardly had he stepped inside when the
team started off OH a run up Valley
street to the ice house From there
they ran up Sd Nofth str. to Minnesota
street, and down Minnesota street to
Wink;elmann's pottery where they fell
into an old cellar that is used in the
winter time for storing clay. OF course
Peter was not idle all this time, but
was bringing up the rear. as fast as he
could put one leg in front OF. the other.
Although Mrs. Helm, who lives IN the
vicinity OF the pottery, informed him
that the team must be somewhere a.
bout the pottery, as she had heard an
aWeful crash, he, and others, hunted
a full hour, passing the wagon, which
had remained, above ground, several
times, before the horses were discoy-
cred. They were found standing side
by side just as # nothing had happened,
neither being injured a particle.. The
wagon tongue was broken and run in
to the ground which prevented the
wagon from falling in on to the horses.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31
OF THE BOARD
OF EQ UALIZAYION. y

The Board of Equalization met JULY
18th, and organized by electing L. D,
Rice chairman. After some prelimi:
nary business had been gone through
with the board, on the 18th, compared
the various assessments Of the county
and equalized them with the following
result, to wit: Onmotion Of Mr.. Wag.
ner- That all Real Estate of the couil.
ty BE raised to the full value as
agreed upon by the assessors at theil
meeting at the Auditors office, on the
9th day of April, 1878.
The board ordered the following
changes to sbe.made in the town of !
BURNsTOWN, to wit: that the yalua.
ton Of horses years and over be
"a Is per cent.
Wagons 10 y
Town CoTrENwooD,
Real Estate 3 y
Cows, yrs: old and over 6 2
All other cattle 2 yrs. g. 80 .
Town LINDEN,
Real Estate Jlnimproyed, o. y
improved, -
Town LEAYENWORTH
Horses tIe 9 yrs. old s over $
Wagons 20 2
Town LAKE HANsKA,
Horses 3 yrs. old s over 25 2
Cows 2 - = 10 &,
Wagons Is =
b; Town MILFORD,
llIsorses, 3 yrs. old &oYer Is z
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31
Personal.

A Reifsteck, of the Grant County
(Wis. Gazette, spent last week in our
city
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Mr.. RinEe, of the firm Talbot &
Rinke, Sleepy Eye, last Saturday.
g. 3. Tyler and lady, G. G. Good
now and lady, J. Newhart and lady,
and John Lind, Of this city, went to
Mankato Monday evening to hear
Beecher.
Mrs. August Schmidt, Of St. Louis,
is in the CITY partaking Of the hospi-
talities. Of mine host of the Union
House. From her we are glad tolearn
that August is enjoying good health.
-Chas. Jacobs and family arrived in
this city from St. Louis last Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Jacobs will open a
general store in the building next. to
Epples meat market, with a view Of
making this his permanent home.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31
SUMMONS ::
S4ATE OF MINNESOTA. 4
COUNTY OF BROWN. s..

County OF BRowN. S.
In Justice Court before M. C. Burn
side, J. P, To Frank Aeker, Defend
ant.
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to be and appear before the I'M
dersigned, one of the Justices of the
Peace, in and for said County, on the
9Th day Of September, 1873, at I o clock
+ NJ, at my office, in the Village of
sseepy Eye. il: said county, to answer
70 N: P: Nelson in a civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time
and place aforesaid, judgment will be
rendered against yom upon the evidence
adduced by the said; N. P. Nelson, for
snlch sum as he shall show himself en-
titled to.
Given under my hand, this 25th day
ct July, 1878. NJ. G. BURNSIDE,
Justice Of the Peace.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31
BOARD OF AUDIT,
July, 1878.

Mseting Of the Board of Audit of.
BroVm county, Mimi, July 23d, 1873.
The Board met for the purpose of
examining and comparing the books.
Of the Auditor and Treasurer and found
theIa correct, as follows, to wit:
Cou,lty Revenue funds $6,78l,o2.
Interest and Sinking
funds l,835.24.
= Poor funds l,754,l5.
e Road Bridge funds 9l4,28.
All Gown funds 528,25.
: School District funds l,894,47.
Redemption funds 5O5,6l.
Delinquent taxes and penal
ty collected since June 1918 1,O4O,8 81. z
interest onSchool land collect
ed since June LIST, 1878 $3.50.
$15,278,3l.
We found the following inthe Treas
ury, to wit: ,.t. 800,
County kd RsyssSS orders and paid
Court, ~ D AZ o.
COulaty Bono NO. 6 10000
Coupons, Mterest:on Bonds": y il62.a
Town and School District orders redeemed
:, 'itN pay ~. !. 1886
G;tsii IN CltlZens' Nat. Bank. IL $685.
MotsS -, ~. =. " for coll. $4,000
Casn N treasury 1882
on motion the B3ard ordered s,5'2i the
above published in the New Ulm Posi-
and REVIEW.
A. BLANCHARD,
Pres't. Board Of Audit.
e. B. constants,
Sec. Board Of. Audit,
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SLEEPY EYE POST OFFICE NOTICE.

!: For the accommodat of our bust
ness men, and the public generally,
the Post Office will be open on Sundays
from g. to II a. M, and from to D.
M, only.
Mail going east will close every day,
except Mondays, at 3:25 b. m. Going
west at 9:l0 a. m. Z. HANSON,
Postmaster.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31

FoR SALE CHEAP one and a
~ half story frame dwelling, situat-
ed on the corner of Broadway and First
Worth street, opposite, the Arbeiter
Hall. Terms ofsale easy. Enquire of
JOS, SCHNEIDER, New Ulm, MINI.
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ice CREAM !! ICE CREAM /

] would respectfully announce that
have opened an Ice Cream Saloon, in
basement of the Arbeiter Hall, and will
pc prepared to dispense Ice Cream
every afternoon and evening Of the
following days: Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays.
MRS. JULIUS GUETLING.
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< .
to Conrad Balbach, II. ISimmerle and
Geo Walk, jointly, for Watching a dead
body until Coroners examination. Adj
journed.
AFTERNOON SESSION he bills Of Geo.
BiclSel haupt were again taken up and
reconsidered, and after deduc ting 800
35as Illegal charges, they were allowed
at 1885 and $l2l.50, espectlvely.
The case Of error made in the tax
duplicates transcribing property be-
tween w. Hauenstein and III. Loheyde
for taxes 1876, whereby H. Loheyde
Wrongfully paid So, 81, on. motion Of
Com. Wagner the Board ordered the
Auditor tosiissue Co. order to Lo-
heyde for said amount. The follow
ing list reported from the State Auditor
of land having reverted to the St. Paul
and Sioux City Railroad Co., situate in
Brown county, by reason of forfeiture
Of contracts, and requesting ccncella-
ton of unpaid taxes, was read to the
Board, and on motion the Board re-
quested the Auditor to get some infor-
nation, and act according to his best
Judgement:
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new. ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO THE CATHOLICS OF I
SLEEPY EYE.

Devine service will be h cid in the.
Catholic church of Sleepy E We, Sunday,
August 18th, at 10 q clock a. m.
a. BERGHoLD.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31

St~N = OAAASAAos $50 4
S. T. R. Ac's
Und qs E ~ " aSs W NEq 1 19s 80 %
g : n h z ! W q&NWqNEq 51os 80 Il
S h ofsWq 10 1oS 80 Is
SWINE % 1OS 80 30
W hsE and NEqNEq 81 1oS 80 100
MIN w q and N E'qs SEQ >25 is 80 100
The Board ordered tie taxes and
costs on the following described pro-
perty to be abated:
s " 9f IN 2, 2 h Of N " and W
EAT SsTt IS s. I i 81 e e. is
The following bills were then ex-
amined and audited and allowed in
FULL:
W. i. Sanders S 800
Carl Muller 1870
DR.. c. Berry. 400
The bo1ld Of Casper H. Christensen,
as Coroner, in the sum Of $1,000 was
accepted and approved.
On motion the Auditor was ordered
to ISSUE County orders to tho several
county poor. !;
The minutes of the Board of Audit
|of July 23,l878, were read blythe clerk
and on motion Of Com. Wagner: the
same were approved. Whereupon the
Board adjourned. q.
FOURTH DAY-July 25---The Board
examined, compared and Cancelled the
different Co. orders and vouchers a.
Mounting as follows, to wit:
| MCounty Revenue orders redeemed S2939 Sc
"A Il rs ROIu and Bridge orders rnCleemndis ~
" Poor orders redeemed 1OO3.S7
- Bond Nd6 redeemed 10000
| Coupons, interes on Bonds Y" 1884
The Board then estimated amount
funds necessary to be raised to defray
expenses Of the county for the year
|lS78--79, and ordered the following a.
mounts to beraised by levy on all tax
able property Of the county for the
For County Revenue fund $4,000. 90
: -: Z Road&Bridge fund 100000
For County Poor fund !: 100000
For interest and Sinking fund 10000
One mill On the dollar Of taxable
property for Common School purposes,
as fixed by law. @5 ala
Onmotion Com. W agnerthe Board
instructed the County Auditor to have
the bonds OF Sheriff and Coroner re-
corded in the Registers office and draw
order to pay the same.
On motion the Board adjourned sine
die. SIS
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fCE CREAM.-From now on, palata-
~ BILE ice cream and coffee can be had
every day at the City Garden.
LEONZ MUELLER.
New Ulm, July 22d, 1878.
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NVhhreupon the Beard adj ourned M
til Minday, July 22d. =
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31

NJ c. Burnside 76otJos Bobleter 1876
3.G5IA Manderfeld 500
Alex. McBain 2OOIC Wagner q = IN
Eva NJ Barton s l.4SlJohn Lind. Co. SuDt. 5.S7
Frank Barton l.4SELouis Boren S6S. II
Mark l.. Barton 1.4SiL D. Rice 7s50
Liia M. Barton l4SfR Fischer 16. 90
Francis Baasen 15.25IEd. Casey 400
Fr. Gommes.3 9:l0lH kieslinp g. Erl,el ID 5o
A. F. Walton 9l75lFr Schubert 80 Il. q IN
X. Fisher it 23.25tH. b. constants 2la5
Dr.. c. Weschcke 1900 rs G sa
On motion Of Com, Jergensen the
Board reconsidered the vote allowing
the two bills OF Geo. Bickelhaupt and
refered them to Cou:aty Att y. Webbers.
On molten the Board ordered Mort,
gage of Mrs. DsedrieA, amounting to
$500, stricken from the assessment
books.
The. bills of Dr. G. Berry and Carl
ALuelles .Were laid over
/. Quarterly report Of john Lind, Co.
supt.. was read ky the clerk, and on
motion the Board !ordel;ed the same ap-
proved and placed.on fee The Board
ordered that the sslm Of 5000 be lgaid
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-01

ded upon their successful registration of
Republican votes. In every publ
cation that have seen in defense of the
Returning Board of Louisiana this illegal
registration is assumed to have been with
out objection, whereas, in point of fact, it
is one OF the most corrupt and flagitious
transactions in the whole series of wrong
perpretrated In that State. | have not
the figures before me. but they are Of ac-
cess, and will show, with little dissection,
immense additions over the registration of
a pretended colored vote. In addition 10
this an attempt was made to exclude 10,
900. lawful Democratic voters of the city
of New Orleans from the registry by what
are known as the sewing machine affida-
Wits" of four policemen. This however,
partly failed, nor was there any intimida-
ton or disorder at the polls, or during the
registration; but at quiet election and
with the largest vote in proportion to its
population ever cast in the State, Louisi-
ana repudiated Hayes by a majority which
on the five highest electors amounted to
over $780,
The law provided that the Returning
Board should be composed of members of
different political parties. The law pro-
vided that alleged intimidation should not
vitiate the popular will as expressed
through the ballot box, unless it occurred
during the registration or the election, and
was evidenced by afhdavits accompanying
the returns, No division of opinion was
permitted in the Returning Board. Nc
such afidavits accompanied the returns,
but long after the election, and when il
was known to be necessary to carry out
the scheme of the conspirators at Wash.
ington, and under the eye, and. as it is
averred, with the connivance of the visit
ing statesmen, afidavlts were manufac
tured so as to give color to the predeter
mined action of Wells and his associates
10 the state of South Carolina it is be
lieved that but for the illegal action of the
general government in taking military
possession of the state before and at tht
time OF the election, even the fact of the
returns would have shown clear majority
for Tiden. This being so, we have a d.
facto President, not elected, whose title il
not fortified by any judicial or other de-
cislon. but with regard to which the righ
to a judicial investigation has been ex
pressly reserved in the statute under which
the commission was created which refused
to investigate.
What is to hinder the repetition 10 the
future of such seizures of the chief magis
tracy of the nation? Certainly no un-
willingness of political parties to take
advantage of the opportunity to do wrong
will guarantee the nation against the re
currence of like outrages, for with tn
exception of three men the entire republi
can party, so far as it was represented Il
Khaf
Conkling, to his honor be it said, wa
absent when the vote was taken in tn
case of Louisiana. President Seelye, o
Amherst College, and Mr., Henry L. Pierce
(Concludedson next page.)
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-01

The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
movements Of the heart and blood,
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings OF the Liver
1t has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unqualified in
curing all persons afflicted with Dyspe-
psia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from
an unhe lthy condition of the Liver
and Stomach. Sample bottles to try
10 cents. Positively sold and in oil
towns on the Western Coati~-
Three doses will prove ths| --ent
what you want. LIT is JUS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-01
Sore
SCrp
.ch No More--"Itching Piles"

symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
SEPARATION. intense itching, particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm in
bed, increased by scratching, might think
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum, oftentimes shows itself around the
private parts. A pleasant and safe cure
in every case is "Swayne's Ointment"
Ii allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, scald head. ring worm, blotches,. all
scaly, crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of price
so cents a box, or three boxes for $l.25
by DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sole
by all leading druggists. At wholesale anC
retail by John Bengston, Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-01
Liver is King.

Elixir of Honey cures pain and soreness
of the chest.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-01
BASKETS,
BASKETS.

DEALERS WILL FIND TT TO THEIR INTER-
u est to patronize the Burlington Basket Factory.
We manufacture all kinds, styles and sizes of bas-
kets and at figures that will DEFY competition. Or
ders and correspondence solicited. Both Will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
J. d. MILLER d CO.,
Burlington, Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-01
(ConcludedSon next page

DR.. Bells Fit Cure stopped the attacks
on my child, from the first dose. | have
tried many remedies, all failed until | tried
DR.. Bells Fit Cure, w. n Pitman, Cor.
sicana. Texas. Price $500. Address
Specific Medicine Company, 904 Washing,
ton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-09-21
uatsa q: tfsseurrait SSt9phra IS Eearney
in 1915, frosl Santa fe to the
Pasif, Coast.
lxrgxvEo7

tC'NfSSt%o.I
After i,avlng ii.e v4lley Of the Nim''res
TIE csnp IN 1t aaee asc.aiel the atrup.
10 III. xt-Sf. afld in many pIsces
.rw si.e a IL err By hahd. Fresh eaHps
All ;rs;s 81 InEisr< were SEEN, md smoking,
Ers7s wefe made Iiy tAe way as friendly sig
n4ls Is invite The Apacl,s iato camp II
was ,l,eNi.!s of General Eeatuey to estaiy.isi,
friendly relations with these Ipdians, ba'
every e.Enrt 50 lar bad fsiie,i to induce then
to come into camp. or TO hsve any frienlly
iascrconfss whatever 4. sunset they Ar
rived Il HE saaia Rita COPPER mine wher
tey ram 'f ~ the .asiss : ;;iss .se mines la.l
org I.csH si,Aa iane ,a aecnant oi the In
,lisa@. AMI Tie Al,atiles wers c!IHlp,sse mss
tiers of tlie eoaniry. Captain johnson gise~
a brief d sc.ia;ien a. the nine IS i th<n ate
pesresi. snti macy Of aur oil n,insrs MI
l,rplsaii' smile wlien Informed ilat tiie cop
..-ss IS rr..r yellow fr.m the amount o. gold
i, ceatai,,s"
. Tae veins ct sutphuret Of copper, says
,-n',a.o,, ~rgn tstFuGgh a wlai'ish, si.ie o :.
rs.k, iiEe the Live ms tuan ns thtpsgh
wii.;ir ss=rl,se: i!,ry very in ilsir knees, bni
;raveFsr tlse wgoc sui stssacn. E.ae rick
l-rs4S< easi.y asl tiie pick sppcaIs TO b
Tie usls 'ssoi us-si fofmar = Occasions
vsiss y ia -eee?pcr, very ye.low from tn,
qu n III af @,s,I il eoat,ias, traverse ii
eit, mass s4a in tae rosiers lying svsF
the rsiae inasss.st ire tsm-st6Hs, sup
.,ss.,l Il, lie cfetariots: the wAfar hail ksia.i
saspy Of tIsc abandoned chambers of the
psiay ia ntlers, the flies had l,earelsesI them.
selves ia great gemlsrS 70 lass tie winter
The Fegs. which MSS estd TO dFfsnd the
miaes, wAs isails IN shspe u IN eqnilstersl
tfiargls, wtiIs rauad i.saerS 1t tie c.rae-s:
ii p,,s issiIt ef asI..lc. with walls bur fesi
III, K The Rw, was ia snisrasrc phesersa
tian; son,e resnains IL furnaces were eff as.l
pisgs Il c;p.lers. bit naislea ksuisl be .l1nss
Of III. manaer uf sme.tng the ore. cxecp
thss eh4Tcoai, 10 quentin vas us,I.
ssveral hsndrct ,ga'larS worth oF q bad
iDeen 1T ready faf sm ting when tie plac.
was ail.atlois.l. Meslsiss,. wht WIS siue
yeays 4 arsissner ii Cliaataap., nste fss-
tanehsra, AM a'a1tl.,utas the pi,cs in can.
! .,laense Il the Irliss,s cattiag III his snp.
pies At one time they ,ss,k i .hiyr pask
ala'es frs,m Inn. Fise mine Is very exsriasiss.
AMI ,leattless eiaehs-iy selual.le. Water Is
a',un,Ians. an T,asas.re Gao, ard many ian.i~
w;sich will furais, l,reallsiuif. by cultivation
Mod " I, ls abundant, aaa particularly IN
tse vicinity
Taese n,iaes were long considered to he
rc'asFsasEs Fieh in c"pP5r aui gs,l, and
iha s;eFirs trlI of tiln immense fortunes
n,s,ls out ai th.ra hv different psrtiss hare
cpite To ie rgar,leil as undispp;.al laets. l,,l'
~ link il xery doubtful whether any
egrea; amount Of wealth llss ever bern Fcaliz..
Ell b any orr. eIit Of tha mines. The mine
wss iiscoscd hy Spantsh trpops. sent to this
coaatry carly N the present century. And
were first waEksd by retired Spanish Off
ess in 1904 The SasaiaFds. and afterwards
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sisted. Tlist wss Gac linz that rcve4lrd to
Marvx r.. tler lDer Dertr,sStTortltin.ssa and hs1ort
In wAea 'iaiiy ia.liea's bow ehifa Ter y
ieFn1E- : Line upaa tine, in. usrtn line:
teEs slitie a9l taere iiiiic.5 5s4iaasfa
c.ars4
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Can There I've arylhing moro important
than cnafluctl hes. charater is more i'm
paT:nns .lian c'nsi9ssF. ltEt.suse thar nss:n'y
relates to Sa.,h4te scholars. hHf character i
tievcsn.esi in every fela,i'asa:p; character is
lpesng slwsys foTuled; character Is, in iaet,
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Srssi.I Nsll.ss.
rRktEr.LgRs, Arr6nrIo.II

u - = e q
3 4. hason hasing purt hssed be plsee hefeto-
tsa4g kArwn1tA Ssoearss hanclse sisastsi - 1ises
egs e1 Nssiisa an the road 10 Silver CITY and the
Nesk tae aalns vii. heg ~ ter be Enswis - =
1GAgONs k..ECH.
Tie e.opgistos la5Ssms ihs puhlic gensraliy
s~sMs' he Il prepared r. rr Ire snd acroEi.
aasie tisselseEs and sasup j. p4saiRk tralus Or
NeTas AZ aaismAls Eith wsEeE
Thistttise only wAsegstx ,isace besprea the Rio
t@rmmA6 sna Fnft F1mmiaxs. alwayt hare an
shandAres cf wster On hand. which VIII furnish
AZ reasonable rates
Nv ytAhaa viIl b. ksp. supplied with The bcss the
Fmarket sforde-
have pfezkzuk sDa -reHe sss4as.ie EnnsnA far.
.wlshed With essan beds for the use of travellers
AIsa eomfagtata4 and seenre stsiling foF animals.
- s1sAys Keep ga sapply II hay and grain on
hanA
= 1TxxssiJeya wgli ana - mr. psaee everything fe-
wsslte to suppay their wnnts ard add ~ their vnsn
~ ak6rRes wta has bs ssand unreasonable
EASF8 n O. I@@amS
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1Mos = cAxRox, VT. TxOEEroS.
GO, d Asssrneyl
f7sATRON . THCRgro.s.
Asssrass. = Law. ssnsA FL. ysw Nfxseo.
WIZ pfacssce II all tke Courts Of Law aas Esalsy
On sha Tsssspsy. Msslness prsmpkiy atewstd t..
-Oms taemsvrus me hrm aupys to % tseDd a. esnce
sAnsa F<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
nor sHOT FROM BOG iRDrs.
a scnthina Return 90 the Latest Buiicts from
DR. Carver.

To THE EDITOR or THE SrN-Sr: Again
the sclf-siylcd champion rife shot Of the world
comes 10 the front with letter. In which he
pleasantly terms me tho artiul dodger." Such
language il. to say the least. unbecoming. md
altogether unworthy " the Doctor. who would
to-day have boon unknown TO the sporting world
had not brought him forward 10y shooting
with him in California. taking him up.
and accepting three Of his series Of chal-
lcngcs. The others not hoing in my line did
not notice them. DIR. Carver is very foolish to
say TINT do not want to shoot with him. for
during the seven years have held the cham
pionship medal Of America have repeatedly
notified the sporting public that the medal was
stll open toany conner. and certainly did not
hnr DR.. Carver. Tho gentleman from the Pa
cinc coast must be dcplorably Ignorant If he
docs not know that there are published rules
governing the championship modal IT he
Wishes To- shoot for 1t he must not draw articles
~ agreement 10 suit himself. hut conform 10
those rules ana deposit his forfeit money as tho
rules specify. II If quite evident the DO tor is
giving me what is sometimes called mfrv.
Ltr spring issued challenge ~ the world
might nnme. Dr. Carver could have accepted
II he wished to shoot with mo fully expected
t1 get on match with him on his arrival from
thi'hEo, uut b" I's hNniy decline ! Ia the pros
cn'e of my ngent Mr. Collins. stating as ron
son thh, b" did not want 10 shoot Il u otgun he
WAS DONG wei enough with the ri' ANA thht
he would stick To- H. Now. hr need not u" a
shO i-un To- accommodate M; he can oblige mo
10y putting NJ tho money or korpIng-- - "i.
Ny challenge was accepted. and turing my
absence DIR. Carver attempted beating my record
ina my gia-- hall match ~ Jan. 3. How well he
succeeded the public know. Or. Carver agreed
10 - rast rom Chicago with me and shoot cN-
hihitiou matches. lIe went ~ Pittsburgh. and
after cur exhibition There ho was called e. Buf-
fnlo on business Of greater inheritance. How
ever n" agreed to Join me Ia New York and ~
To- England and from there t0 Africa. AMI after
killing what few tigers and elephants thcrs
r. th"rn. he would return 90 America. ! am
anxious 10 shoot him or any man ia tn" world
any rules. | claim to have won the title ~
thgWuion wing shot az the world" 10y ti4c skill
ful handling of tho shotgun. and not by trick
shooting.
Finally. will say ~ tho Doctor that he can
NJ name "a match wherein 81 ID j. required that
lam not willing To- shoot.
/ intend shooting an exhibition match hcre
somo time within two months. and wall bet the
Doctor 1000 To- ;5OlQ that neither be nor any
ether man IN thu world can cuuul MY perform
au,c On that OCCASION. \. II. BODAKpUs.