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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
Reni Estnte-Coml.flu

I'VE hAVE SOME OF THE FINEST FARMS
W and fruit lands for sale in the state; also
valuable lands for eXchsnge FOgg & kInsey
and Tower block. Telephone ~
I,OR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate of the late Daniel Schermerhorn
one mile west Of the city fronting BridsesL IL
II a nne dsiry farm, or for fruit raising and gar
oening May be sod In from ten 10 thi-ty acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. WnituOrth administrator, iS2
Fourth a., Grand Rapids Mich. l02u
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Senator ,roc2sslD8z aossnt lay
CLAIMS 10 bsiag 4a orator, cat bis address
1t lonia. Ir>sslsY evening. shows that 10
ear crystaize fscfs and drive them home
with t-iAng force. aud 'asts ars tue
s'r0uxsss and q oraiory. Tue senator
foll ne lonsas that hs nad seen let
teg Ia H sshi8gs5n. fFom Michigan
Democrat. eomDeadinS the liberal course
81 the Administration vita reference
% persioos. Tho records % the Psnslon
Barsa1. tie senator sad, shOS tass the
proportion 0f psnsious allowed oy tue
harssa dariag he present admInistrs-
tion Is ons-tairi lsss IN pFoporliou 70
ths aanosr ot applicauons than under
foFmsr Republican, administrations.
The rsnsson barsaa is ruB. hs said. sith
ths ssprsss object % granting no pension
tssy can prevent zrsntinz. As result
good elains sre rs.ectod ard shsn balls
srs iatrodnesd Courrses 'or the relief
~ those vboss eisims lts Person
Bgr.su had reissd - allow.
Ia proof o, What he ssid bs presented
a ststsnsnl from ths 'orticial resord a.
follows.
Nanoer o. oeesoa - passed oy irh
Naflosr n al.s usssef ~ ~ s-s, IS. oa 81
tar ttH prs.eH' t3asi~st ~
Nsn st..fi aeras a-.seti ed
NDa.al s. , si.n ..Ii. rrso-i 6y c~v,-
lsI" fuu "a ru.lt4.ft srll s4 stl-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

The d0u faH Of protection Is assared
5y o. esa,s iers of col ead nature
L.4t brought siaUsrB 10 an ead It Is
better 20 snd ti.s rcd ,rith rs httls fric-
tioa as possible instead of ending Il
,rifA much disptacsns1.t.-BFookiyn iyn
Eaz.s, Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Our siOos IN this ins snsbEsees TIE So
Goods Ia ths market
Cur ndsrwesr ls az bought IA case lOn
si the lowsst I0sBufsctuTsrs fsies.
Ne Woulo quote prloss out Dc nos Enos
= a. 10 oeein. o. ever ID iug Ne hsse IA
ills ifne isa barEsiU 81 the prlos acid for.
Trade ~ltn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

JoHS L SUlLIyAs's recen. experience
has taught him who bis enemies are. lie
slys, NO man who Is a friend OF niue,
wili ever asx me- to drink again he
remark might Dc made Ia general in It's
application without inpair.nz It's use
iul1sss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20


differences in theiT wear : nsrenes ID
lhs8T 81 sisls. qaAAIy snc kslsA-
NoU certainly have noaoe5. u sfeI hsy-
Ing ooae IL oi 1Dy 81 car InpseUtoTs such
eooos as they are able - OBTAIN - The ssf
ioas clothing markets oi shs country you
have purchased II as ous oi our tailor made
suiLs oT overcosls you must lnneea es ouu
al oon prebeuslou 4 goa cznDei deteci tasif
superiority IA every inlnE that goes - mSks
good csrmeEts- Their superior quality Is
stamped OF every item ~ their msis up.
Ffom TIE time The goods s. inio the
hands of the cutters until fhssF bnsl inspec-
uon, every process 81 manufacturing ls sse-
iecsed 70 the most Tealons care. thus insUf
Ing the best possible results.
Not only in manufacturing Do We hsse
an advantage Of our competitors n quAliy.
style, nj aBd nnish bat toe saving 60 us ~
manufacturers pr0li Of iron - i-a 10 %
per cent j. = matter ~ great cOnseS eencss
Dot only 10 as but 10 Won likewise.
From possessing the ADVANTAGES here =
sci forth We are willing ard anxious 90
share them With our customers. Nours
anxious 20 prove,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

fraiu iesves Grand Rapids tor alierag a.
! 10 p. 10, arriving there 81 s-3.
Through tickets sold W irtDciPsi ppints ln ne
United Sfstes Mexfeo and CsnadS a. lnicn
A. J SAITH. .. y A. Cleveland
~ BooTx DEPOT Ticket Agent
GTo ". NrSsoS CITY rcket kgsnL
Tskibg effect MAY j.. 7sss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
G A 9 H!

Owing the that Dimes upon Dimes Dollars
upon Dollars have earned in these columns and
te lost far publishers concerned, because
of the difficulty OF collecting small amount. the
new aanavesaent have decided that Ads must be
paid lor ia dsance. IL costs more TO pay 20
cent Al no. than viii month week later. aud
then Nom avoid disagreeaDleness OF having a bill
presented TO YOU
DexiatIons from this rule be made with those
ad4 4ertiSer~ with whom have contracts and book
accounts with others ought TO be asked to-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Wcu.le- z CEEvgbsvDfs Cseiers taa
snr aiaa tbaf tllsy ~ere - ~ mais ais
arraoi-5 5sys aad FesrsusSe7s before sss
E-sf tern vss orss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
Z. L. Cline. M.D.C.M..

Trinity University. Toronto.
~ sar - fte fellrzf 81 fhTs.eispt ez6 7o-
OFFICE, WEEHAM BLOCK.
ftK NoFsJf 49, bIfisf9kEN
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

L RNrTURF STORED. PACKED AID
Z u0Far- Erufrt FAC serx sent On short aofsce
~ Hsdcif Hoif. T. -crrh Iivasion-s'-. teie-
r-ara Ne On Tsr'Ta -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I,OR SALE NEW MICH JERSEY cow
4 yesrs old. one OF The prettiest IN the city. IL
Soulh Lsisy e,te-st 2o4
LNOk sALE-A FRESH STOCK OF ULLIN-
L cry goods and store fixtures located In
good town - miles from here rare hargsin.
address ~ r." Box :, care Telegram heTs d -
l,OR SALE CHEAP-ONE PONY GOOD TO
L ride or drive. d. ID. Cody. 2b
NOR SALE-FINE FRENCH DRIVING ORsAD-
{ die ponv. Address B. G.. this Office. 80
Jersey COW FOR sALE Ok TRADE FOR A
y pony. li3 Monroe st. so
JOR sALE-GOOD FAMILY HORsE-sOUND.
Z and years old; enquire at g. sheTman-si. 292
COR SALE-THE FURNITURE AND FIN
lures OF { boarding house doing good b1si-
ness having from 30 10 S5 regular boardegs VIII
be sold at 3 bargain a. proprietor wishes 10 leave
the city. Enquire Al "A kent-st. 15lI
EOR SALE - AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
machinery for a fret class laundry: also q
x-hOrse power engine. For particulars enquire
OF g. A. Berwin, No n Canalst. l54ti
Miscellaneous.
POSITIVELY ONE-HALF OFF on VIOLINS At
II. y. Deckers music house MonrOc-st. ior
the next sixty days. 30
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

The Indianapolis fears q .isciarss fhat
eaes.inx short cf a miracle ,sn prevent
Iasians frrm v1inx fsr HksBtsoS. sud
50 foa. /. fiick shars viN bs ans nirae's
wrrksrg in fsvur - 5i.sovsg CtEssnAxn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

rfsiC1ls Hnd essinlsfes uii be fliruisfcc or an
Tlicsuou. iy the uDdcprued of sriissle suicrflf
decorating coupefi fiuF iu pnof snf toaIiv q
mist with val - rssT dec0fsf ~ fhs usr I'll
The tserinsncrf wsftr. .col0f Ant kalsafrins
" qua sut~e ~ 90 tf4s artistic sp0 dUrsg.s
decorating - @ rroduoe t<itef eferR iuF tte
sane sNou1t O. noneY thsf IL would CO.. ~ -
the ssfne rrsou vita ~s'i-rafsef. ciihrf fn cheap
elaborate worf snc fhs wuft D. frsFs rtees -
te permanent ard that h ~il never require faE
ing &C ~ q finish the walls ~ith The same eor ery
oifcr fFiEn.
The ceiling ~ The rev crfTsuos ~ Towers
oTrrs House ssmpis 81 out grade o. iaa
vCyf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

hoSEf 10 LOAN-AT FAILAs a sRAEl
VI ho'iis iGRyen, National liis nsak 11t
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

IL CLEVELAND lad s.ncx TO bis one
term IDEA hs would have saved s
money aud hrs credit, too
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Hon. Sssr j Esv0tLl aii kasfs
seaf f-cm f-se irsjs. TIE Pausla ebis
f'-sts g sr.e to state. upou the sHfhorl.y
- one Tbo wss preEaut s1d hssrd IL
ksSrsfts sccsQfsucs - 80 Conzrss-
si1aal uoguiusssun. has - jid act hrs
~emsrks sr5erss So fsrF utfsrsncss %
the rrssi lauf. tu, itaf. cn the coutrsrv.
Ee sabsrad ~ opinions ard ccnvictions
ss bsrsfo'ois expressed b7 aiu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Tus steamer City OF New York i'm
proves with age. She made her las. trip
Z M Liverpool 10 SIX days sud twelve
hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

rocd nary ~ ths Chieaso strikers
have Let their zrip
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
TEAM TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS & lNDIANA-IN EFFECT
VI sept =, Iose
CONG NORTH.
Arrive I-sve
Trsverse CITY and kackinsg- . o. nm j saA m
ron TN .nnau -...--. ~ r n
Dor Peiss kew aud Hackiaas. - pm o. m
saginaw IL pTefk fk---..-.-.s---- - ~ IA = ~
kaginaw IL press -..iV ~ T. N ~ y N
saginaw ExpresS nnis through solid-1rsin
leaving al . N nas char ar fttachof Tor Ia 10
e-,e Civ -lI.80 q m train bss chair oaf for
Narkinaw 80 2 n train has sleeping car ier
Peioskey and Mackinaw tiiy-
eoINs SOUTH.
For Cincinnati m
For I0Tl Wayne and las 10 No y q = m
For Cincinnati. ..-...- - = ID ~ J. AZ
Brom Traverse City ----...l0 = o.
7.I5s m usin has psrlor car ioT Cincinnau
~ trains daily except sunday
500 = m train hnS seepinE car TOT binclnnsa
5s'e = m train ccnnesas a. bsi&mh1so ~ pe.
tfoit and Canadian points arriving 10 Detroit -
1915 pm.
Muske~on. Grand Rapids a indisns-
Leave O. N -Aff4Nt- ~ . IN
IL l3& H.. -..--s--ss > ' ? i'
: = - n ~
a. Aimquist. Jictet agent a. dcpot: George '"
MuDson Iuton Ticket Agent q AonroesI
C. J. lockwood. en-. rsss aud Ticket Agent q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Ass resc.n,skpr Nsvor RacsE vas :
sgc.'ess
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Do We want TIE wages OF producers IN
this country cut down 10 ths scale which
foreign coppetltion would compel?
That IS the free trade question, ss 1t sp-
pears u politics. Ia a nutshell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
1.s islia = "a rates ssFy ls~ tn-t
sr - aflaat iaa 80 ga the eas rais
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

fhs nulo bes 81 llnss ia sBy sdvsrtisena snt
esa De foaad 6y afssaiss me somber OF
woras D. ssssa Asy part Of a liae eoastea
q. .sss. fst4f Ifae
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

4 uST-R PIG lOg About 3 MONTHS Old.
T. hsd heis around hls meek rctun % 81 Ran
s1r snd rsfe ~ -ews-s -
3 u-T MONDAY or TUESDAY OF THIS
~ week sn Fngie1 Pms fuF tsu coior with
hars lose iifera. rsHs-d Hll he psi6 FOR hi~
rstf-n - sc.ta lafayette So rf
t-IN IF CITY A ffrHT Bay MARE
~ hran6ef ga the ie7 side ~.iFas aho1t 1910
ra~f Srffr 10 rera~tie6 ~ return
rg aer 81 aolf ~ s. g. - IS. fs3 south Dir4s-
.a-st 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

taaE. 49, .F fHe .eielf..i gf arlesslts ID
faa.i "a He aafEasI let-I sI ~ Goa Feilsil '9
.s HE.l Hua1- even s. Hl - Hai Pc ltaf t-
Iae 1es e.s.ss af uies -l4 IA me fe-peciifr
ssF1s. lfaF eFr iHz ust O. asen safd
ula - tni.i.ea ave lf'esaffs
WATKINS
ga llsl lilg Eep Con-.
FHas4a a sL.ff seas
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

TIE sh,---e4 - - rirf-1f s-t Fex ri@rsui
r.srlar - - bsfweer De- frff 49, rerld Esrlds
1rasns lasvlrs Itetre.f - rr Sc afsre Esr
fas - IN. ia cei.4. Dthef tfsias dsii- e.
ceDt rfsr
A8ffurfS7. TSxr tRsrf csfT1 GO
Nj Eef5e rIrl5rr 5-eFcf Aefrt ~ Honrfsss
t-FO p sNT7H CT sC frS-f ff-iSs
"a fsEPFETFE
2 rTgfrEFE IFE1- ksnaEer
r.~rr-xf Nsrserr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
HOUSENAN, DONNALLY & JONES.
4 4 I s.

oar Est Department 10 seplsis wftk AZ
81 he latest slNias. shspss aae 6.aAfus -
Men e. oaths Boys aGa CEiiaEe1's hsls
sao Cana
We sfs the sole sgsEls ioF the oslsbIsssS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

What ~ith ~Old HUTCH's" corner. the
ths strset car strike and CARTER HAIR
RisoSs European lstters. the good olti-
ssns OF Chicago have had no opportunity
to pine Tor either excitement CT diversion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
Eo0rdin1.


TIRST-CLAss BOARD AND ROOMS CHEAP
I Rooms r .holt bOsFt. l. parties wish. y,
-rg.h Iis siol-f SIS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Ibs ssgTes sie e the appropriations
sxrsed upou by Congress is sf2l.si7.-
u,Ssi 10 meet tbs tie sstimstat rsvs-
rass lor ths yss- ara pot IN round uuu-
bers as s4t10yoo10 T. Congress hsd
goue On hil's lCnssr ia tie sppropriss-
i1x hns. shsss would bs no ccoasion E.
nssks tatbub about the surplus. Ths
hsisrcs ln tb~ Treasury sfssr - sppro-
pris,,ops ara met 81 bsouiy s1sgoCf0
- roin, Tor erresdsrat.on = wheihe-
some - - sprra apris;sous wsrs DOS sE-
iravaTsnt. otheis cnl acesssrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
A DIFFERENCE.

n your experlsDoe a. cio' hing ousefs
voc have unaoCbtsais Eollosa mAlsflS
di7eFenos IN ihs ssoas yoe have purchased
fro1n Z nae Il usEx-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

CHICAGO a ~ FET hlthtGAN-ki8l IKAfN7
L srrive 81 and depsIs from Eios Depol
r~r for Chicago Nufker1r and Toeiof POO am
Fad Nil to- Chicago ~ pm
Exurcsy for Nuskegon and HaTl-........f to 4 N
Nfrhf F1prese for hicsgo. ....... 81 o. pp
Night ~ rress f8r Indianapolis. I'LL o. p -
poT Biz Espjdk. Rslowln, IuddlnftoD
snd AsIiSzef .------.-.---.-f AD3 , NJ
ForBis Rapids, BsidriB, Ludiuriou and
Nsnlr1 ee d.. ss.-s-...s-f - n
Fre-ss. Cor Muskegoo sDo o . Haven sla pm
gyHffE
NIGHT Frpress from Chicago ...-....... Ds m
: gbi II pres from nd p0ils 10y - ~
fJpreas irors NlsseFc1 sd Han .....-. 4 tn a.
Nail rom CHICAGO sDd A8sEegon ......f - 9 n
III pres from ~ and er - r. = ri
f,rrre~s frorr ivurvstrr end EuttcroaT r-7
sst IxUresk iron j. csso...-.. ...- 50 2 m
Fnqn Esuistee Lucingfon baldwin
s,d Big Repdf -...-....- ~ p = ~
Prom Nsnisfee. IoaiDgson Bsiow win npm
sf3siv. *Dsiiy s1crrf ~runaF. DAILY e1cei't
Fstf-0sy fDtir cEeepi NpDsaF
I'D rough co.. hes 70 Chicago ogty7 ar trstu-
through rsrlor rsf - Chicggo oa - q 3 m
train No erfrs charge Tor seis- hro'igt
eleen~rP ana char 80 - wefn indian
srnis ~ Indianapolis hifht f4press ississ.-
7hror 90 eleer'BK car W lrtcsR7 CD III o.
f~rs- -T-ulon IirEnf oHne 81 Hon Fnfst
- A. CtrFETTFs Trarc msnsreI
VT1IEts Ghvsrf - tf'-a. fs-s Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Il nay be matter % interest 90 those
sdvocating re xrsn'ing q service ZEN
siou 10 he Juion soldiers % ne wsr of
The rsbeilion % knc~ thst ths 6rst ser
wee pension isw Vas passed ia May. l7TS
for the bsaefr ~ ofEcsrs ia the Rav0.a-
sionsry Var. Who should ssrvs until the
end - lie var. Ii ~ss then. az noT.
ecns'dsrsd a s-s.uitT FOR honorable ser
vice. and wss enacted aDoo ths recon-
msodstion of Gan. GEOeex WssHTSsToS
himself 20 rommities - Congress on
January -. IT'S, and a. othsr dates.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

The utter fslsity OF ths charge that
tos protective tarf ~ rssponsiols f0r
tee sx.stsncs ~ trusts = shown by tie
fsct that many sf The trusts covsrsrticlss
on which thsrs - 70 tsrif A trust or
raw hidss bss 6esn formed, bas ths 10
Per sent duty on raw hides vac removed
sx,sen YsaFs ago. Tks1 thsrs is ihs
snthrscits coal ,rnst, ihs copper 'rus'.
to block tm trass ani ne quioine trust,
a. on articles shich pay 40 duty. Trusts
are mcnopoliss. bat the sari- hss nothing
o. Do .itb them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

,,Filc.Co A. WET hICHiGAN-kI8. TRATNs
| srrive 81 and depsIs from Eloa Depol
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
Water COIOTFTescoeing.

Superior IN OIL in point II Durability a.
vel ss Beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
Tor Rerlt--Homses.
For Rent Bsssne>s Places.

JroR RENT-ws HAVE HOUsE or JAMES
4 - AZ So aEO.her uev Cne With oil modern
G 'r~e1i ieuces IN -o0us for So siso T. others a.
from s. % SD Fogy & kinscv. 2 ana Tower
- .oez Telephone ~n -
FoR -OsEIALF or TEf STORE
/ 80. -- CanAl-sI. foT particulars enquire OF
90 A EsTfrir. i8gf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

A differences IN theiT wear . 4 1srenos ln
thelT bi sisls qaslIy sac sBlsA,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

In f-'sr-ncs 10 tas sixht vetoss last
msnsionsA 'hs Senator observed that
every o1s vas IN the interest OF the
sold ,ar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-16

transformed into Hyde without the
drug. In the end the drug is exhausted.
He cannot supply some peculiar prop
erty which the original potion possessed.
And at last, wearied with struggle, and
fearing they may come and find him
when the throes of change are on him,
there is no escape save by the death of
a suicide. The moral is Self-evl-
dent. The trying dual role of Jekyll
and Hyde was played by Frederick
Book, who made the transformation in
the full view of the audience, amid
great applause. Mr.. Book was power
full in this role, and his death scene in
the last night was extremely dramatic.
Miss yessaline Rogers as Clare, Me-.
Connolly as LanyOn, and Mr.. Wilson as
ZltteSon deserve praise for their even
performance. The play, having never
been presented in Minneapolis until
now, will no donbt draw large audi
enceS. q
The Deshon Opera company began
the closing week OF its present engage;
ment last evening with reproduction
of ''Chimes of Normandy The COM
pany has nothing better in its roper
tOire than the "Chimes." Frank Desh-
on's Gaspard is his best role,
and his performance of 1t
last night was excellent. Herbert,
Mathews notary greatly eXcels any
thing else he has done in this city. He
received two encOreS in one scene last
night. The audience last night was the
largest Sunday night audience of the
engagement. 1.-The Chimes" will be
given another and its last presentation
tonight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-16
THE SUNDAY THEATERs.

The Pence opera house was packed
from gallery to parquette last night by
an enthusiastic audience. The play.
dramatized from Robert Louis Steven
sons novel, is an intensely interesting
dramatic composition, and was well
played last night. The plot hinges Oh
the experiments of DR.. JekylI. DIR.
Jekyn is e student, a scholar,
a dreamer-the ideal good man.
He has a fondness for the oc-
cult, and in his sciencific researches
discovers a potion by which he can
separate the good and bad elements
housed in every human body. 1t en-
ables him to transform himself into Mr..
Hyde, monster of depravity, and thus
crafty all the gross and vile passions
without fear of detection. By its use
he is also able to restore himself to his
own proper person. Little by
little he yields to the influence
of the drug, as one may yield
to liquor or an opiate. He loses
control of his better self, the evil gains
admission and controls him. Jekyl is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-16
FOR THIS WEEK.
Some of the Events to Take Place
Inside of Seven Days.


For the middle of July the present
week will be a somewhat interesting
one, as number of interesting sub
jects will come up. Work in the dis
trict court is nearly over, that is. nearly
all the cases are disposed of. and after
this week there will be big quiet at
the county building. During the
week various political meetings will
be held in various parts of
the city. The examination of Messrs.
Shotwell, Clerihew d Lothman, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. will come up again in the mu-
nicipal court this morning, and an in
quest will be held at Connolly's morgue
on the body of G. S. Whitcomb, killed
by a motor train Saturday night. The
ministers will meet to-day. Tuesday
morning there will be the state
labor convention at Window hall,
at which there will be a
large attendance. Wednesday morning
the Business Educators Association of
America meets in annual convention at
Curtiss hall and will continue in SEES
sion until the 18th. There will be
council committee meetings Thursday,
as we'll as on other days. Friday even
ing the council meets, as does also the
Trades and Labor assembly, when the
street car troubles will probably come
up again. Saturday there will be mat
inees at the Peoples and the Pence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-16
SALTWATER NOTES,
A Prosperous Church---Dr. Ames
in the City An Excursion

A Prosperous Church---Dr. Ames
in the City An Excursion
Party.
Rev. w. II. Albright, at the First
Presbyterian church, yesterday morn
ing preached from the text, "These
forty years the Lord, thy God. hath been
with thee; thou hast lacked nothing"
The text was applied to the church
named, the oldest evangelical church
now in existence in Minnesota. and
will close the fOrtieth year of its ex-
istence Dec. Is, 1883. The church is in
a very prosperous condition.
The steamer Sea Wing. chartered by
Joe Teanhauser, left here at D. IN. YES
terday with the Saltwater band and
over $50 eXcurSiOnistS on board for trim
to Hastings and return. A covered
barge was attached to each side of the
boat, and music and dancing were in
dulged in, the party returning at about
1880 in the evening.
The Acme Concert company will re-
main here another week.
The sewer connection at the corner of
Main and Chestnut streets gave way
Saturday night just after the manhole
had been completed, making it neces-
Sary to entirely reconstruct that Dor
ton of the work. The force was en-
gagged upon it yesterday, as the work
seriously impedeS travel on this most
important thOrOughfare of the city.
DIR. A. A. Ames returned on the Rex
BOrealis from Hudson, passing the
night in this city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-16
KIT CARSON'S GREAT SHOT.
DID, Time Hunters and Their Skill With
the Rifle.
YARNS OF AN OLD HUNTER.
Jack Watkins and His Desperate En-
counter With Wounded
Buffalo Bull.

DENvER.July 14.-Kit Carson was the
crack shot in the Rocky mountains in
his day, and Tsany are the stories told
on the frontier of his quick eye and I'M
erring aim. There will never be an
other Kit Carson, for there is no longer
a great and unknown wilderness to de-
velop men of his peculiar type. Occa-
sionally now you find in the West gray
headed, sturdy old pioneers who knew
Carson in his prime, when the aim of
his rifle meant death, for he was often
heard to say: II can kill as far as my
rifle can carry"
Capt. L. w. Cutler, one of the propri-
etors of the Denver Field and Farm,
was ''Fifty-niner," and knew Carson
well, and in a recent conversation related
and scout which showed his wonderful
skill with the rifle, and the story as told
me by Capt. Cutler probably recalls as
fine shot as Kit Carson ever made, and
OF which the captain was an eye wit
ness. 1t was in the spring of 1868, and
Capt. Cutler. then deputy United
States marshal, was ell route to old Fort
Bent, below Pueblo, this state. The
country was SparSely settled, only here
and there finding small settlement
along the Arkansas river, which he was
following. He was travelling alone on
horseback, and the second morning of
his journey broke camp very early,
starting out at dawn. He had followed
the course of the river some distance,
when, just at surise, the loneliness of
his Journey was relieved by the sight of
cabin in heavy growth of cotton
woods on the bank of the Arkansas.
just at this moment he saw mon
ster Rocky mountain eagle darting
down almost with the rapidity of light
ming. Near the cabin was corral. in
which were a large number of sheep,
and thither the great eagle was bent
for prey. Refining up his horse, the
captain awaited the result. There was
wild bleating and rapid flight of the
sheep, but a moment later the eagle
rose from the corral bearing large
lamb with it. The lamb did not seem
to impede its flight in the least, and the
great strength Of the eagle can readily
be discerned by its breaking some
branches near the top of the trees by
ward and upward it scared, the course
of it's flight being not far from
the perpendicular. At this moment
woman came out of the
cabin, and seeing the eagle with the
lamb in his talonS, uttered shrek and
fastened to the house. A moment later
Capt. Cutler saw man come out of the
cabin with long rifle in hand. He was
dressed in a SLOUGH hat, pantalOons and
white shirt. Just think of it, a white
shirt in Colorado as early as 1863. By
this time the eagle was soaring high,
with it's course over the river. To the
captain it was becoming, more like a
the man raise his rifle to shoot he said
to himself: II wonder what id fool
is going to try and shoot that eagle"
But hardly had he muttered the excra-
nation till there was flash from the
rifle. Only a second had the man
looked toward the eagle, and the stock
of the rifle had hardly reached his
shoulder before he fired.