Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-26
Personal News Paragraphs.

Capt. "a. ii. BOgarduS WALL publish IN the
American Field letter to DR.. Carver, now
in Chicago, stating that as both fhold cups
emblematic of the chaml ionship of the
world at wing shooting he will willingly put
both cups and shoot three matches to de-
eide the matter. One at 100 birds, 81 yards
rise, using one barrel; one at SO PAGES,
don Gun club rules so yards rise, for $3.50
to $500 side each, or he will shoot single
match Ior 81, 600 side and the Champion
ship English rules to govern shooting, or
for 81, 600 to $500 side, birmingham rules.
Either of these propositions is to be accept
ed within one month. A forfeit of $3.50 is
deposited with the editor.
The Rev. John J. 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
the settlement Of immigrants in the West
and Northwest. He will establish an inn
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 colered normal school st Ham pton,
Va. Miss Hattie Waterman, daughter OF the
late Judge Waterman OF Winona, his &C.
cepted a 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.
ance|ectures nightly by the way. By feet and
tongue. or both combined, he proposes to
demonstrate the superiority Of tea over al
COhol.
Herbert W. Gleason of Pelican Stalls,
Mimi, was united in marriage on the 18th
to Miss Lulu Rounds, daughter of s. c.
Rounds Of Maiden, Mass. The ceremony
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 about
money, no money offered and no money
passed between them.
Mrs. Bonanza Mackay is Catholic. She
would not buy tickets to q church fair for
the benefit ofthe Ischia sufferers, but gave
her check for 5000 francs.
E. F. Ford, prominent Odd Fellow and
a member of the A.. O. U. w., we'll known
as commercial traveller, died OF cancer at
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Rev. DR.. D. A. Mscready, pastor OF the
NJ. E. church of Pittsburg, cropped dead
of heart disease at his home on the night of
October 9th.
Mgr. Capel has made ex-senator Herman
visit at Utica, N. Y. He is writing a
pamphlet on the Episcopal triennial con.
vention.
Joaquin Miller's mother, now sixty yea
old, was married recently at Portland,
Greg, to Mr.. Allison, twenty-five years
ofage.
Lyman Blanchard Evans we'll known as
sporting editor since 1862, successfully of
the Would, Herald, Tribune is dead
Senator Anthony expects to be well
enough to take his seat in the senate next
month.
Rev. Mr.. Hancock is prohibition canGii.
dats for Mart Chandler's seat in the senate.
Charles Albright, the oldest delegate from
the oldest Ohio district is dead.
W. T. OTIS of the Otis Elevator company
of Cleveland, died recently.
Ed Johnston, Cincinnati man, won $16,-
600 betting on Hoadly.
Gen. James B. steedman was buried at
Toledo, recently. ..-
J. ]. Case was offered $50. 900 recently fol
Jay Eye See.
Gen. Hancock is going to Texas for q
change of air.