The Dickinson press., 1883-10-27
Personal News Paragraphs.

Capt. A. II. Bogardus will publish in this
American Field a letter to DIR. Carver, 10 y
in Chicago, stating that as both hold cups
world at wing shooting he will willingly Lut
both cups an shoot three matches to de.
eide the matter, One at 100 birds, 81 yards
rise, using n barrel; one at so PAGES,
American rules, and one at 100 birds, Lon
dor Gun club rules, so yarda rise, for $3.50
to $500 a side each, or he will shoot a single
match tor ST., 900 a side and the champion
ship. English rules to govern shooting, or
tor 81, 600 to $500 a side, Nottingham rules.
ed withiA one month. A forfeit of $3.50 is
deposited with the editor.
The Rev. John ]. Riordan. the newly ap-
pointed chaplain to the immigrants land
ing in New York city, left on the goth for
Chicago to meet Bishops Riordan, Ireland
and Spalding. to consult them in regard to
and Northwest. He will establish an i'm
migrants mission in the vicinity of Castle
! Garden.
Miss Anna g. Baldwin, formerly teacher
at the normal school at Winona now has
charge of the evening school in the Hamp-
ton co'ored normal school at Ham pton,
va. Miss Hattie Waterman, daughter Of the
lste Judge Waterman OF Winona. his &C.
eepted q position as assistant to Miss Bald.
win.
Weston, the American pedestrian, has
announced his intention of walking 5000
miles in 100 days, and of delivering temper.
ancelectu es nightly by the way. By feet and
tongue. or both combined, he proposes to
demonstrate the superiority of tea ove al.
cohol.
Herbert W. Gleason of Pelican Falls,
Mimi, was united in marriage on the 18th
to Miss Lulu Rounds, daughter of S. @.
Rounds OF Maiden, Mass. the
was performed in the Congregational church
in that city.
Ex-senator Sessions testified in his own
behalf at Albany that in his conversation
with Bradley nothing was said abou,
money, no money offered and no money
passed between them.
Mrs. Bonanza Mackay is a Catholic. She
would not buy tickets to a church fair TO,
The benefit of tho Ischia sufferers, but gave
her check for $3.50 frahcs.
E. F. Ford, q prominent ODD Fellow ape
a member of the A. o. u. W, we'll known
as a commercial traveller, died OF cancer at
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Rev. DR.. D. A. Macready, pastor of the
NJ. E. church of Pittsburg, cropped dead
OF heart disease at his home on the night O
October 9th.
Mgr. Capel has made ex-senator Kerna,
a visit at Utica, N. Y. He is writing
pamphlet On the Episcopal triennial con
vention.
Joaquin Miller's mother, now sixty yea
old, was married recently at Portland
Greg, to a Mr.. Allison, twenty-five year
ofage.
Lyman Blanchard Evans, we'll known a
sporting editor sincs 1852, successfully O
the World, Herald, Tribune is dead.
Senator Anthony expects to be vel
enough to take his seat in the senate mex
month.
Rev. MI. Hancock is prohibition candi
date for Mart Chandeliers seat in the senat.
Charles Albright, the oldest delegate frol
the Oldest Ohio district is dead.
w. F. Otis, of the Otis Elevator compan
of Cleveland, died recently.
Ed Johnston, a Cincinnati man, won SIG
600 betting on Hoadly.
Gen. James B. steedman was buried {
Toledo, recently.
j. ]. Case was offered $50, 600 recently fl
Jay Eye See.
Gen. Hancock is going to Texas for
change of air.