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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
CHURCH CHIPS

Services today At Children OF Zion
church AZ Gsual hours. Su5jects-mornink.
The One God evening. The saints
Inhsri.ance." AL invited.
The seventh Day Adventists will bold
their religious Christmas exercises this
evening IN kinquers Hall. corner South
Division-sL and Fiith-AVe.. a. 5 p. N. All
are cordially Invited
Public services will be held AZ D. m. by
tae NsE and Latter House Of Israel at 40
Canai-st. sobjec. Arise. walk through
the land. IN TIE length Of IT, and in the
breadth Of IL. for 1 Fili give il unto thee ="
Wealthy Avenue Baptist church, r.
Bennett pastor. Rev Kerr B. Upper.
ID. vii preach IN the morning in sx-
change With tae pastor. Bible school at
noon Young Peoples meeting AZ 5.45 p.
m. Regular evening service conducted BY
tie pastor.
Universalist-Rev Chas. Fluhrer. pastor
Morning subject. The Prophetic Christ"
A Christmas sermon and Christmas music
Evening subject: Spiritual Liberty"
sunday school at II ~. Christmas exer-
cises for the children in the church Mon
Gay. at 40 p. m.
Divisoa Street NJ. F. church-Rev. J..
Graham. d. d.. pastor. A Christmas ser
mOn in the morning. subject. Good lid
ing" The choir ~iil render Christmas
music. Evening-A service Of Christmas;
song hy the choir. sunday School a. noon.
Young Peoples meeting at o p. m.
There will be 4 SPEC al meeting Of the
Boys Branch OF the Junior Department of
the Y. N G. a. at 3 clock. led by Geo. q.
Culver secretary Of the Y. ". e. A. A.
Marioneus. Wis. and 5. L. Davis. Of Bur-
iiogfon, Iowa. formerly Of the city.
Spec sl meerng Of he young men AZ p.
m. led by Geo B Culver and ;. l. Davis.
smith Memorial Congregation church.
corner Wsalfhv-ave. and Finnsy-sr.-Iev.
III. A. Mcintyre. pastor. Preaching in the
morning a Christmas entertainment will
oe given ir ihe evening. A pleasing pro-
praiu11e has been arran ed. A cordial in-
vifafion is sxtsrdsd. Biois class and sun
day School a. nOoR- Young peoples meet
iux ar . O'Clock
II Marks church-Rsv Campbell Fair
n D.. rector 80 A. m. Holy Comm union.
l0. u. Bi1is classes and morning Sunday
scaool. Al = M. service and sermon hy Rev.
Csmpbeil Fair. ID, offerings for the
Episcopal assessment. 3 p. m. afternoon
SUNDAY school. p. m.. North Grand Rap
ids sunday school ia New Enzsn Hall" +"
pfs'nfeia ave. near Gain 1v-st 3.aO = ID.
service A. Ar Foster in Walker township,
$50 = m. service ard sermon IN Cotfsgs
Grovs-ava. Oskdale isrk bY Rev. :. n.
Woodferi. 2. IN. evening PRAYER and ser
noo ~ Rev Campbell Fair. D D.. on The
Second Advent, offerings for she church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Little coriBns a. Posses lsnisAz
Nsals Crs-8. j.. 81 Ps@srs ioaixhL
Grand hazszr nafca - Possrs tonight
faos.h.ria s rspsrlsd - - ~sss Bro41-
49,.
sasrf BsAsp slsd Ais o4ta q ol1es yss-
fsrisF
Ten. s~satg. shirty aad 6fsy esaIs Al
PsssEs l0alzhl-
Ezr4 B4ksr q s3l WssE Bridss-st.. h4s
sola ia <roesfy ~ a. J Jones'
Yesterday j ~ Holc0mb foaE Russell
ReRlsll - ne -ists Reform e-nosl-
Herman VA A.dreu E4- ysslert4y sp-
polaisa - ~ hce deputy register u
css.ia.
Ths large return shesl - being p.acsc -
the Olf4sa STRESS tasle Inc. as4f Lem
sz1-st.
Rev X B Tupper vii eoniact tas ser
Ficss zE lie Emerson tals sftsfnooa a. 5
s'c.0ek.
Evsrgons wh0 buys a siekst 70 The lanes
Rinss bali ca Dee. ~. sets chancs Ia q
nle toilet set
Joseph Dyer arrested for asssuis and
satlsfY sas assessed g. a1d Gusts yesterday.
D. J1sllcs estf4lL.
The lanes Ri1ss ars preparing % giss
mother Grand bali % Dec. ~ a. their ARA
-. 90 aud - feari-st.
Conductors on ths l.. 5. 4 n s. are Dso-
ili-d WITH . case Ct surgical instruments
o. sse 10 cas1 vi acCidsnl.
fhe FinaBos COMMITTEES of ths Board Of
CperViscfs Is settling Win he County
're4slfsr. psspa<al0fy 20 ths January ssa-
lon
The members Of the Twenty 6rst In
sntrg ail meet next rid4y a. tie house
of Congressman klsct beLknsp, 20 arrange
foT = reunion.
The louss R.re- have given some OF TIE
nness balls sstr ns.t in toe city. They vii
give another Dec. - - Their Ermory, 81
AL 30 fsari-sl-
Wheat received Yesterday by tho @. K. a
l. ona eAr oT the a O.. one car beans By
TIE o Z. & l.. ode car. barley by the d.. q
II. & M one car There we're no sale.
nsde on the Board of Trade.
Yesterday = mortgage given by Morzau
4 Avery ~ Louisa 81 L0binsn Tor 5000
Nas pat GA tie. IL IS Undsrstood that thh
mortgage i covered 10 lEs - 60 mortgags
o. their .uleDssdness IS uos Increased
The south Fad. as vel As down town
business places. D1t on their holiday dress
yssisrdav. Among fhe mAny wh0 decorated
their stores Is that OF b. 5 Harris. which
w4s beautifully testOoned Sith evsrgresns
Col. Wm. Ludlow. Corps Of Engineers y
= Army. Who relieves Colonel Mansfield, o
ne River and HarbOr Works n the yicinit,
II Detroit sld Grand Rapids is In the city
suprrints odirg the opening Of BIDS for COO
tracts for haro0r improvements. ColOne
Lutloss headquarters are IN Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Our usual custom TO give present every
year to our customers will not be deviated
from. Every purchaser OF one dollars
worth of boots and shoes will receive an
elegant box of caramels. This offer will
held good only this week. at the same time
giving you an extra bargain in the line Of
footwear. Our line OF Holiday Slippers is
complete and at all prices, from 90 cent. to
$3.50 Elegant designs, all sizes. just the
thing for a holiday present Why these
ladies' Fancy Felt Slippers are just too
awfully nice, and a box of caramels with
every pair at the Chicago Shoe Store, 2,
Canal and IL and IS Lyon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
HATCH'S PRICE LIST
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.

CHOTCE DAIRY BUTTER
DEsT FAMILY FLOUR,
1lRANULATED SUGAR,
II Is lbs for 800
YELLOW C SUGAR.
Ie lbs for yl.O0
Japan TEA DUST.
GOLDEN RIO COFFEE ROASTED AND
CHoicE CAROLINA RIcE. Css pe' ~ '''' '0' '''''
N,UscATINE ROLLED OATS,
oLB. CAN CHOICE TOMATOES,
.)LB CAN YELLOW PEACHES.
oLB. CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
- cans Tor 25cts
oLB. CAN SUGAR CORN.
Z Scsns FOR z5cts
! .1LB. CAN LIMA BEANS,
5LB. CAN GREEN PEAS.
0LB. CAN STRING BEANS.
9LB CAN EGG AND GAGE PJUws.
= lIess yer can
OLE CAS- RED RAsPRERRIEs.
OLE. CAN wH0RTI EBERRTES
3LB. CAN PINEAPPLE
IIOvE MADE NrscE MEAT.
NEW CURRANT JELLY
NEW APPLE BrTTFR.
CHOICE GOLDEN sYRUP'
Y slots T.er gal. gals for $50
fHOICE SILVER DRIP
I 5leis I.er gal. gals. for g. %
; r cents
\ EW JAPAN AND YOUNG HYsoS TIA.
= -st 4't.-- ~ fe- ~
DTRBRANk- And vii IE STAR P0IA1oE7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
OuE CHRISTMAS BILL OF FtRE

17-7-I7 y 7 = NJ
The finest blsnched celery. ; cents per
dozen.
Our York River oysters n shell. % cents
per dozen.
Fresh boiled Holsters. r. cents per pound.
Fresh psr,ridzes. ~ cents per pair
Princess Bay CLANS. three dozen for p
cents
Best bulk oysters. - cents per quart.
Look 20 our fine assortment If sea and
laks dsb Al Emery Asrhet. % Lyon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

A piano or organ Is an elegant present
for Christmas. A. J. ). Evans 4 Co.'S, IA
aud 10 south DisisiOn-st. is an elegant
assortment Of these goods. representing
some Of the best makes IN the land. The
'lempls Of Music offers patron great
bargaics.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

W. II. Ross. II. D..
Office Widdicomb block. Office hours a.
m. to II m.; to and to 5 D. III. Sun
day to p. m. Telephone s04.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Look st the mountains far away, the
smiling valleys lying below. If a good
smoke is what You want, try Grand
Republic Cigarro. Sold oy all first-clsss
dealers. Morris H. Treusch & Bro, sole
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
A HANDSOME WINDOW.

The Star Furniture Company. 100 South
Division-st, are showing very handsome
display window. and it would well repay
anyone 10 see it,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
Foot rests at Radclif & Holts.

For your Christmas presents 20 TO Comp
ton Bros. 203 and 205 South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
A HANnsoNE WINDOW.

The Star Furniture Company. 100 South
Division-st., sre showing a very handsome
display window. and it would well repay
anyone to see it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chase Brothers pianos are the standard
for excellence. Sold on payments 10 suit
every one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Star Furniture Company. 100 South Divi-
sion-st., offers great bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

The Star Furniture Company, 100 South
DIVISION st, are showing very handsome
display window. aud It would well repay
any one 10 see IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chase Brothers pianos are the standard
for excellence. beautiful in design. fssItless
in tone. perfect in workmanship. They
stand at the head.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
AnArnsoNE wINpow.

The Star Furniture Company. 100 South
Division-st. are showing 3 very handsome
display window, and it would well repay
anvone 70 see H.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
HE BrGGEsr CHRISTMAS TRAD

Since being in business. We have still q
stock OF furniture. etc. on hand TO supply
great multitude of people. Give us cali.
CoNPTAS Bros,
203 and POS South Division st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

.srfs only question Of time. - sni = short
time. too a. e. whea FUur rheuaaiisr1
-il weld 20 Hood sfrsspsri Try this
u-aicin- nov. IL has cured others aud
rfI rure You
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

We meet ali honorable competition.
MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

None better in the CITY, warranted first
quality goods 81 81. A. Formby's 103 Mon
roe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Extra Super and Cotton Chain Ingrains,
very low. MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Divan. crush plush. silk trimmed, only
s.. al Star Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

A box Of Caramels given awsy 10 the
purchaser Of <l.00 worth Of Boots or Shoes.
at the Chicago shoe store, 2S Csnsl and Al
and IS Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chase Brothers pianos are the stand ard
for excellence. sold on easy payments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY.

Huyler's goods are considered the finest
in the country. VI. A. Formby. 103 Mon
roe-st., keeps them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

George w. Morse oisims tost some tine
40 Asrshar Nay came 20 him and said
that for $3.50 ~ would Inform Morse where
tbsra wss srge sock 81 bankrupt goods
which could be bought a. great bargain.
NF0r4a 'pf ban have the money. but has
NO rscaivef tbe Information ana brings
sais IA fhs Cirruit Court 70 recover toe
ra4a
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Buy your Christmas presents OF J. F.
Homsn. jeweler. Is Csnsl-st. DE is selling
out his stock OF goods
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chase Brothers piano. are the sndard
for excellence. Sold on easy payments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

ID -ot forget thst ~ buvinr 4 49, f-,-,
tea r7srriscso-v V0u - s-vinz des sfs-u
rr7nts s11 Commissions Aass-s Cha :
Brcthers EiTs taeir psfr7ns the benefit a
f1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
Our usual custom TO give a present eve

Full parlor suites from SIS up. ct Star
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Ths Grsnd Tnion Employment Bn-s.-
has soli tn of tho=e hss1dtl. suE3f0s i,ts
or Nhires sdt'rcn his week. ths-s a.
several houses 1p, sad many more uaae-
wa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Upholstered rocker. crush plush. silk
trimmed. only So al ZOE South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23


For yo,r Christmas presents go to Comp.
ton Bros, 203 and 205 South DiTison-st.
Upholstered cocker. crush plush. silk
trimIaed, only -. at 100 South Division-st.
Pull LINK
The wn. A Berkey Furniture com
panv are showing an elegant line IF goods
suitable for the holiday trade. Each oe-
partment = repiete with handsome novel
ties IN furniture. and seekers Of goods for
Christmas presents would do we'll by exam
ining this stock
Divan, crush plush. silk trimmed. only
g.. st star Furniture Company
Star Furniture Co. 100 South Division
St. offers great bsrgsias
Foot rests a. Rsdc'if 4 Bolfs.
For your Caristuss presents e 70 Comp-
ton Bros. 1 and 15 South DvisioD-st-
Ottoman. 81 Bssolif 4 Ho.fs.
Foot rest, ~ RsscliF & Hollis
WV NIxED Mrs,
only = cents a pound. a. Cocpsr's Candy
kitchen.
Poroosx RsIts
Something n.r for the trees. ct Coorers
Candy kifche-.
Crsndms's B5ets-s = BsdcHg & Holfs
Foot r-... = B'5eas 3 Hoss.
n ~o1 ~,rt w~o5 ~ ire carload ~ co-3
t-T s. of ths Central Goa 90. Telephone
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

To buy Christmas present Of hat or bon.
net. at bargain prices.
ADAMS & Co.. 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

For vo1r Christmas presents 60 10 Comp.
ton Bros, 203 and 205 South Divison-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Crest Rs-rsi0s .n HoadaT G'asssf vr--
a. Eerksv Furalrlrs Co. 81 10 a. Waterloo
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Packard. United STATES and New England
Organs sold on easy payments al Chase
Brothers Piano Co. % MonTos-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

r sfsr rr = q. Pss~f--t r.skss .
sp~csits cf 49, ~Ans uas ors~ts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Fancy Rockers at Rsdclf & Hollis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

L. p Stanton 4 Co. Peari-st. makes
specially Of job work sor Christmas orders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Buy vour Christmas presents of r
Honsn. ie~elsr. is Csnsi-st he = selhaz
Gus his stock of ssofs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Buy your Christmas presents OF J. F
Homan. iewslsr. Il Csnsi-st he selling
out bis stock of goods
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

A ansrte- resm ~ fn- note paper and
ENVELOPES msses ~ acceptable present IN
any sdv We have iBst ~hst 20 rant.
1Eo. A Hsrr & On
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
A Full IrSK

Z Upholstered cocker. crush plush. sill
trimIaed, only -. at 100 South Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
OSE DAY EoRE.

z -,-,zzs g.
w-@--.r-rz---z~-s-r7-
OSE DAY BoRE.
To buy Christmas present Of hat or bon
net. at bargain prices.
ADAMS & Co., 90 Monroe-st.
Look at the mountains far away, the
smiling valleys lying below. If a good
smoke is what you want try Grand
Republic Cigarro. Sold Dy all frst-clsss
dealers. Morris II. Treusch & Bro, sole
agents.
>
We meet all honorable competition.
MORGAN & AVERY.
Chase Brothers pianos are the standard
for excellence. Sold on payments 10 suit
every one.
CHoICE CONFECTIONERY.
Huylers goods are considered the finest
in the country. NJ. 4. FOrmby, l03 Mon
roe-st., keeps them.
Extra Super and Cotton Chain Ingrains,
very low. NoReAS & AVERY.
Chase Brothers pianos are the standard
for excellence beautiful in design. fastless
in tone. perfect in workmanship. They
stand at the head.
CRYsTAIszED FRUITS
None better in the CITY, warranted first
quality goods a. 81. A. Formbys, 1O3 Mon
roe-st.
Chase Brothers pianos are the standard
for excellence Sold on easy payments.
. -
box Of Caramels given awsy 10 the
purchaser Of 81 90 worth of Boots or Shoes.
At the Chicago shoe store 2S Canal and Al
and 4S Lyon-st.
Chase Brothers pianos are the stand ard
for excellence. sold on easy payments.
Buy your Christmas presents Of J. F.
Homsn. jeweler. Is Csns-st. DE is selling
out his stock Of goods.
Packard. United STATES and New England
Organs sold oD easy payments at Chase
Brothers Piano Co. % Monros-st
Buy your Christmas presents of J. F
Homan. ievslsr. Il Csnsist he is selling
out bis stock Of goods
Chase Brothers have he largest stock Of
pisnos snd organs 10 the vest Do not psy
dealers commissions sud profits when you
car buy from frst hands. They have also
ne finest and most compists stock Of sheet
music and musical Instruments in the city.
Buy your Christmas presents Of J. r.
homan, leEeier. ls Csnsl-st lie is selling
ouf bis stock Of goods.
-. s>-
Boy you- piano direct from the factory
and you vii re sure Tou are getting new
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

sunday echooi teachers vii 6nd a greet
Abundance of Christmas cards ard booklets
~ Geo. 4 Hal Co.'S SIS Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Boy your piano direct from the factory
aud you viii te sure Tou are getting new
instrument. Chase B-0'hsrs vill save vou
fsights from the Fs-t zs vel As dealer :
commissions sud rrofts
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

BuF your Christuas presents n ] r
hcmsn. isreIer - Csnsl-sf Hs .sssllinr
Gus his si0Cz of gees
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chsse Rrothers have he lsrgest stock Of
plsnos snd organs 10 the vest. Do not pay
oesisrs commissions sud profits when You
car buy from frst hands. They have also
he finest and most compists stock Of sheet
music and musical Instruments in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Z. r stanton z Co. 2 Pssrl-sf.. makes q
specially - ioo vors for Corisrnas orders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

julius A. Friedrich. % and p Canal
a.. bass fgli line of musical instrumenss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Buy your Cbristnss presents Of J. r
homan, IeTeisr ls Csnsl-st lie is selling
ouf bis stock Of goods
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

frser T~r~ fserso1 p .i cos ~ fte Cen
aal Co. Compeay. Is.sbsas.s- ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Divsn. crush plush. silk trimmed. only
g.. 81 Star Furniture Company-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-03
CHAPTER XIX.
LAST DAYS.

Andrews had now but four days more
of dungeon life between himself and eter-
nifty. Escape was impossible unless there
should be a rapid advance of the Federal
forces--a possibility which did come very
near being made fact. He applied HIM
self to the great business of preparing to
die. Most unexpectedly letter written
at this time and in some way carried
through the lines has come 10 hand. and
throws great light upon his character and
thoughts at this period. He managed in
some unknown manner to get writing ma
terial aud wrote two or three letters.
One, no doubt was written TO his betrothetl
In Flemingshurg, but never received.
Another was written to his mother in
Missouri The contents of the latter can
only he given as they are remembered
after an interval of many years BY one
who read the letter. He told his mother
that he was to die, and that all he re-
GREETED was that he had been able to do
so little for his country; that many other
sons had left their bones bleaching on
southern battle fields; that he had tried
to do his duty, and was now seeking the
pardon and favor of God. There were
many other half remembered expressions
similar to those which are given in the
letter below.
The following communication addressed
to a trusted friend In Flemingsburg, Ky,
and which from some references to
property in contains has been called ..the
will of Andrews needs word of ex-
PLANTATION. The gift bestowed upon Miss
Layton was of trifiing value, though most
pathetic--a mere empty trunk. But the
full significance Of this was no doubt
given, with probably more substai al
requests, in one or other of the missing
letters. This letter, which reached Flem-
ingsburg, KY, in August, two months
after It was written, being mailed at
Louisville, is recorded in the Fleming1-
burg book Of Wills, while the original Is
weSt aststallg ursNsrved. An4rews bad
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-03

The proposition to hold a farmers in.
stitute in Mankato has had some consid-
Grafton by the board of trade. with the
result that that body seemed to favor
the idea. There is no question Of the
desirability or benefit of having the in
stitute, but IN order to make the affair
what it should he it will be necessary
for the city, or those interested, to give
some guarantee to the gentlemen in
charge of the Institutes that at least a
portion of the expense would be provi-
ded for by our citizens. The amount
which the board receives from this state
is altogether too small 10 pay the expen-
ses of such an institute as would be a
credit 70 Mankato, and unless they can
be justified in advertising such an affair
as would assure a good attendance and
success, doubtless the board will
give up the idea of coming to this city.
The matter is, as we understand it, IN
the hands of the board of trade, but we
learn that no assurance has been yet
given that the city had sufficient desire
for the institute to guarantee what ia
needed for It's success. II seems to us
that the institute would be a most desir.
able thing, as it would attract an attend
ance of farmers and others from many
miles around. The affairs at Mortified
last week and Lake City the present one
have proved great successes, both az 10
the attendance and the excellence ofthe
lectures and instruction afforded. II we
are to have the institute the gentlemen
stir themselves, and give the board some
assurance of how the matter has been
| reserved BY eur eiNsenS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-03

THE usually reliable Winona ReDubh-
can falls into the error of speaking of the
business Mems Association of Manka-
to-" when meaning the State Business
Mems Association. 1t must have &C.
Cured to the editor that it was a strange
performance for Mankato business men
to join in a protest against being favored
with lower freight rates than points in
Central and Northern Minnesota. That
would be the impression, however, 10 be
gathered from the Republicans article
regarding the recent complaint of the
State Business Mems Association. The
statement made by the Omaha officials
that the rates to Mankato are 50 per
cent. lower than they were year ago is
about correct, and the business men OF
our city give the Omaha road full credit
for what it has done toward bringing
about this highly desired state of affairs.
1t vas bungling st. Paul reporter who
gave the officials of that road the inn
preston that the recent complaint was
the work of Mankato business men.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-03

Wollam's attempt to escape was for q
time more fortunate and skillfulthan that
Of Andrews. He broke through the
guards and ran the gauntlet of hasty shots
without injury. Soon he reached the
river bank and not wishing to attempt
the passage In the growing light, hit upon
the happy expedient OF making the enemy
believe that he was across To this end
he threw OF his coat and vest, dropping
them on the river bank and then waded a
little way In the water to throw the
hounds of the scent; thenquietly slipping
back, hid himself In dense thicket Of
canes and rushes. He soon heard the
hounds and men who were pursuing on
the bank above and all about him. He
could hear the words they uttered, they
were so close. At length they found the
clothing and concluded that he had taken
to the river. They crossed over and
searched with their hounds along the
waters edge on the other side for the place
he had come out AS might be expected
tbs dogs failed 70 find the exit, and after
due consultation they concluded that he
was drowned, which being satisfactory
termination, they returned.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-03
IT il stated that the snnrema conri

IT is stated that the supreme court will
affirm tho validity of the Ives liquor
bill which was passed by the last session
of the legislature as supplementary Ia
the high license law. The matter came
up on an appeal from Hennepin county,
where there are about forty cases which
have been awaiting this decision Of the
supreme court. The Ives bill provides
for the Imprisonment and fine of liquor
dealers who sell to the minors and on
Sundays. 1t is u very stringent law, pro-
viding that there shall be Imprisonment
in each ease, the fine not being ex-
changeable for the imprisonment. In
the cases that have been tried so far UNI
der this law the penalties imposed have
usually been fine of about SIS with i'm
prisonmcnt of from thirty to sixty days
in the county Jail. Friendssof law and
order will be glad that the courts have
sustained the constitutionaiity of the
measure