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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Ar..h.r T.mp.r..c. I.c.ur.

OwossO. sept 2i.-Chsrlss Seeord. q farm
or whose ssms il feur miles north Of Owos-
so lsid down on the track while intoIi-
Gated. ans vas instantly allied 5y Toledo,
Saginaw A AasxsEon freight train al this
city asst nixht. The accident vas not dis
covered uatd bis mangisd remains we're
found andsr the pilot when ths train
reached the Junction. Sscors vas about 35
yesrs Old snd leaves q widow and Eve chill
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Was very happy and contsuted YESTERDAY
having ia DE possession . blue card whleh
Indicated that the luessT tuTnlfure c..
Esd besB awarded the lrst premium on
their exhibit e he frm have slown Ia
their exhibition al ths ar this ~esk neAf y
eysryi ihiug necessary 90 suy household
sno u wAs upon the whole exhibit thsl ihs
premium wss awarded which proves y lsi
this company have i0f some uKe been
claiming. tuat theirs was the best place in
The city iOT household furniture MOI oDls
best IA looks pat IA qAallts Etyls AID also
tie cheapest ~ amount OF pnos. The con-
pADy have 6eeH gaining for themselves al
increased business and hoti u irlebds
vh0 sppfe, .ais the easy ssTns ca " hleE
thls Company viii eel goods, o sou g.
desire. The .ine II furniture OF al kinds ls
very complste. and viii well repay a. IN
spsotion Call al No. is 10 lz5 south
Dlylslon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
THE VERY LAST DAY
a sc oa0wO AGAIN YESTERDAY
A. - Cnssss Dtsspg eiats tes FrsE fhitlsD-
tsls-IEs fsir s.lcccsst ssssrosys
k.Css 40d Othcr

Yesterday vas Ensthsr big DAY e. TIE
Fair TIE wsztheT uas a. IhGl o0u.a bs
dsslfsd. aEG lie algsadznoe wks much
isrKsf THAI i usasl o. tas lAsI DAY ll sss
Chudren's Day. Gna tkolssEas VI lhs htas
ones wsrs Oa hand 70 maze ths most o. H.
They s-araea IA every part OF ths ground,
and their iAur hter sBd shouts a. times wsrs
desisning K,eryons however enjoyed
seeing them have good time aud there
was 40 com plant OF their aoise.
lac total receipts of ths tklf were about
the same a. lssI year. The gate receipts
were s0mswh hst smaller. bat TIE dencieRcy
was made up from the sals ~ privileges
and other sources Of income.
The Fair. therefore, may be recorded ss 10
every respect the equal and Ia many ~Ays
the superior, Oi Aby tbGi have been held BY
Tue Association. The exhibit Of stock Of al
finds was pronounced BY competent Judges
tie nne-t ever shown IA the state.
The Prohl lbltienlsts made the most oi tie
opportunity given them. and spoke 10 the
people both IN The morning aud afternoon.
Mr.. Cheney. their candidate Tor Governor,
was advertised 10 speak, and was ia town
for that purpose but Was called away and
was obliged 10 dlssppOlnt the crowd that
gathered TO hear lin. A. .. Crozief A. b
Dodge Chairman OF the ststs Cenuai Com
mities, Prof eaton and Capt. John HAmll-
ton. known also "a Fighting Jack the
Lion OF the Tnoe OF judah. and az n
Minister OF the Gospel, we're present and
made short speeches.
The grand eAyslcsde of stock passed
second time in review before the grand
stand a. 2 O'clock and was witnessed by .
crowd only inferior 70 The tremendous
thfong Of The day before. IL was headed
by tie herd Of fat cattle from the farm at
the Stste Agricultural College. The herd
were raised on the farm and fGtted on
scientific principles. They will be shown
a. the various Fairs through the State aud
al the fat cattle show in Chicago after
which they will be slaughtered for beef
and the results carefully noted
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Tsorpor sept. I.-Tb. White star Line
steamer GsTusnie vtiis snferiBe the rivsr
hssey lsst evening On ber vsy frem Nsv
, ork " Liverpool. vent ssbors or for1.ry
eFlt IA. osrDsuie had strange , iOt sn
DssYd. snc the wssfher - tie ire sbe
stranded go vsrF fsgry Ihs sf<srDsr vss
foxtes % 10 Yisnf ti6s Without sesisi-
SDcs. sR6 49, safety docEs1 ehs = ubIn-
i8red sns 49, ssl for ks~ srk sn nsy
ape rted dsv
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
stole "a. stock sf Goods.

bad his sssrins ysstsrday for having started
q tailor shOp Of his own With goods stolen
frsn ". H. SCOTS tailoring establishment,
from tinss - q 8e. While N tse lsttsrs en-
pioy - the sneaat Of S350 hr Scott rs-
covered The goods snd Biutzks vas re-
asndes to jsil. aad vii oe tried a. the
neKf term sf court
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
The News .t Lake City.

s,sssst "a ytNs1sN. stNN-4
LAKE CRY. Mich, sept. 2l.-The Rspub-
Leans Of Aissaukee county in convention,
pgtin q nomination the following persons on
County ticket OH Wednesday: For Sherig,
John Caldwell, Judge of Probate, VIM.
Taylor: Clerk aad Registerer, Gillis
AcBain; Prosecuting Attorney, +. c. Lewis;
Treasurer. Il Scheppers. The public school
opens next Monday with f. Wood
Kraduste OF Olivet College. as principal,
and Miss Georgia Raslse. Of Flint Normal
school. as assistant. The Fhsver Lumbe
Company expect TO start their eagines next
week for the seasons haul of pine to the
West branch Of the Musksgon river.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

TsESrox. \. J.. sept H-Er Cssrls.
Hsritt. sos Of the isss ststs senator Csss.
Hs~itt ssd nssss~ 81 Mayer Abrsm
tsrssT sft.rsoaa 20 hiu Hsies sea-
Soreugh. ssuzsusr q r. R>v John Scsf-
ooro0sA, BlshSB 81 tss Episcopal diooss.
ef Ns- Jsrsev.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Dowssrsc. sept u.-Tae nomiastioa of
Geo. L. Ysple 20 rus against J C. Burrows
IN ne Fssrth sistriet. made ser. yesterday
s.tsrs0sa e very sissssag 70 tse D.mo-
crsts. sna sasv hsvs strs0g hsp.s ef siect-
ing ain Ar. Vases aesth = said nov
- - Better thaa ii hss os-a n = l0ng sina
saa h- expected % - active YORK ga 1as
sfrra
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

PssT,, SEPT 2.-Aamirsl Krsntz, Minis
ter Of Marine, received . telegram from
Tahiti yesterday. bnt no mention vas
sreaF. In ofcisl circss therefore. no
credit is gwen - ths reFsrt received 1T San
Frsncisco that tvO = kuRarss French marines
aud thousands Of nafivss bad seeu killed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

BAY CRY. Sept 1.-The Re publican
County Convention this morning nomi-
mated this ticket. shsria. Benson Conklin;
Probsts Jaizs. Isaac A. Gilbert: Register of
Deeds. Wm. Nct}ioeon, Treasurer, Ira +.
Swart. Prosecuting Attorney, James A.
Van keeck; Clerk. Major L. 6. Wilcox,
Circuit Court Commissioners, william j.
Mccormick. Thomas %. Csmpbsli; Coron-
srs Frank Chamberlain, John 5. Robin;
Surveyor. J0ha A. Kelley; Representative
First District, Z. J. Carey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
OFFICIALLY INFORMED.
The President Notified That China Will
Not Rstify the Treaty.

Not Ratify the Treaty.
WA.HINGroN. Sept. 21.-The President
has received Official information of the
refusal of the Chinese government to ratify
the amended treaty.
WAsHINcToS. Sept. 2l.-Secretary Bayard.
in an interview with q representative of the
United Press, tonight. when asked about
the rejection OF ths Chinese treaty by that
Government. said information received at
the State Department today in the dispatch
from Minister Denly. IN which he simp =
stated that the Chinese Government had
refused TO rati!y aud amend the treaty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

rsstsssrx Dsf..t a. B~st~.s - = TsA
IsaiGx GAkAs

Plrrssuss. sspl II IL tosk ten ianings
- dsts.s ths Bestoss tnis zftsraSon. a.
though nlas ssoglS A4Es sstlls1 - tss IL
ths sxbth run -.s si.sa tssA ~ tvo
errors - smith sEo 0Es ~ Aghn led 10
score. AoTrs again PitChsc a. sEesllsEt
game sed ksa be 0esA properly supported
snoghsr sbut o1l s02ld k4ve seGs u Ia
credit Kahn se0fsd tss -lnsias ruu on
kslys oEsrthre- 70 Moral of AS singis,
and . slngls ~ kcSaaunic. SGnaays BAL
ing sne esiding were Ihe feature The
sclfe
Piilss1rg -.-.---o o . Q Q Q 4 =
80 . g. 4
B4Ss H,ss- Fi1tso1rg bool01
krroHs -fItlzoarg 2 Baslo1
h.-Isfiee-Aorrls .nc Carroll ksdDearu sRd
faLe
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

0f Pear a ASd = sery interesting littis
sAhlpls ~ ksneIseturrrs Hal 2na va
uylnE o. eDiiEa1eF people Ia the rubbsl
fi4lop ttsinsss. Success wAs very lar for
strrK oue = A. cane taKg ~as should knu~
thsi ior ruDser slsgaps sleucils. SIC, a. fsci
eyerst1lpK hat tbould be kes4 in sncA a
sioIs. b. J Ballard is tie place lo bay
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

CHlcAso. Sept. n The r~oslp.s si the
Union STOCK ards lie present week are
unprecedented. The iots. OF the weeks
reoslpts were About ssssnts-two thou .
head. The prices for ordinary sEd Cunll.i.la
natives and rangers rfs Nefs 'nw Tat
good oorn-fed cattle ars selling 81 iasr
prices wilhstsnoine the isifs s4illy
buyers 10 tue market are ready to iske all
the stOck offering
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Hss re f1ssf fes1 81 t~s~ssT csifs
fnsf vers driven en ise fTsrE aarrz TIE
Fsr Ther sBfsrsd ne a~vine tsaH CON
petition. tus - ~- fris1 sgs nsf oiosf so-ses
fheT 1or - Brlze Ns aesss tssv BAD
mere f-isnss In 80 rroNa tnsn srY ofnsg
tesnn trsf corr ped
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Beikn.p 1T Pewsmo.

PEwAHo. Sept. 2l.-A rousing Republi-
can nesrsg was held hsre tonight. The
speakers were william Alden Smith, S. V.
T. Trorbrisgs and Capt. Charles Z. Bel
kasp. The attendance uss large. When
Captain BelknsP vas introoucsd the whole
sudisnce arose sad gave three cheers for tse
next Congressman After the meeting ad-
iournsd hundreds crowded 40 TO shake
hands vita Mr.. Beiknap. Captain Stod-
dad presided
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

FrrT~Prsa. SepG IA passenger train
"a to ChicsSo q Alien Rosd vas boT-
ssrdeS ~ xsng 81 hooiions q Cbscaso
iass uszhE Sfoses scd huge cauuks ~
r'sv rers thrs~n thr0uKs ras -i1ds~s
sersreir n iuFinF se~srsl - Ia sssssaEers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

wsH1vsrox. sspt zl.-Tss crop r.porf
issues today for Ssptsmssr by %. Azricul-
tarsi Dsrsrtsaent piso,s 80 coalition Of
a. sr5d1cts n Iinois far soo-s 10 svsr-
sgs. Corn = especially r-Dortei - god
r0H1 tiou. waHe -ors doC are 5<i1E
fsfssned tt-f ever hsfare
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

kovrsoSHsY. A.. sspt. IA special
~ ths D'spasrt from Sisfs Health Oecsr
Cochran st Decatur. Ais. dated today
.s7s. The stustion here = v.rv gloomy
10 10 lssr uisht / had seen tour andoa Bssd
csses ef yellow fever snd four that 4 %
hevea fo ~ Telow fever. Tais morning
three rew rases we're reUorfed positvslF y.
srr tnrs@ 9r four more az suspicious. Ihs
exrffeunsui Tor ne issf shree fsvs as been
iaeers- 7 .hirx hsif OF tae pOpa alton
a. swsv n spifs - the iact lhst no trsIas
hsvs he-p aiossd t1 stcp IN Town. aHd .
srits of ths s8lnfpotent quarantine
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
CHANGED DAILY

New Goeds
are constantly srrvlng-eveTY DAY new and
handsome pieces ara being oIenea. Gall
and see them. We are showing iooss a
line Of
Brsad and Mfih sets.
something eni'rsly new l8si think ~ q
pretty pink bread and mill SCI Ter - csnux
You vii emo Quantities si The door Take
a set home for The children
Those Cream Pilchers for 10 cents sf the
door went iife bot oakes Yesterday We
sold twice the number We did fbs CAV be-
fore. and We thought We were ooing woB-
ders then. We buy those pretty little
piicheu IN such large quantities that ws set
them al the lowest figures and ws SCI 90
manv OF them that We are content with he
penny profit
DE roo Want Ns~ Cssi He'd
this winter n y0u DO you osS Boy them
cheap in cur House Furnishing Depart
meDt Coos. sirenf durstis cosl hscf fer
~ cents are found Lsrs sHo Goa shosels for
5 and 10 cents
/. LeOnaFdS Sons & Co,
90 and 81 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Had.on.ilis Happenings.

belaz,ss st.tlsA. st.A-s
HuDsosvfLLE. Sept. 2l.-Our village fur
nishsd is usually lsrgs contingent to the
Fair this week.. NJ. Wolf took in The
Twelve TempIations" the other night
De-. Barnaby went TO Grand Rapids We'd
nesdsy evening ~ see Solon Chase and hear
al about "then steers. The campaign
bat epidemic has struck the town. but
among them all We have not yet noticed q
bat with ths mourning band on.-By the
rsy We hear that Or. Godfrey, Of our town,
Isrunning for Congress on the Prohibition
ticket. Well, here's TO the tail end in the
Congressional race in the Fifth district
Mrs. Henry Hoyt. OF Minneapolis, Mimi.
10 visiting her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. n.
Waite. st this plsce.--Hrs. II. Dove. OF
Romeo, is visiting relatives here.--JAy
Waite. OF Hartford. is home for . few days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

IoEs CITY. Ia. sept u--Jasxs Fsrrsi
has sestssesS Wildsm Greats ~ fss vss-s .
10 p~aite-ti.rv fsr .ttsu nF 70 ~rsck
trsiss for Rarps.e. q rsab.rv er tts Chi-
csxo. Rex Tssad sd Fssfs RslwsT nssT
tais sstT vAsr age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

.ss s.,.s - vs,tssss-stssa
Mssor rTTE sept ~ - Dsvid Friacs. CITY
Nsrshsl sf Crystai Falls gof crazy n.5
sns pounded solomon T. Houron. a hsfel
Keeper. ~ ~ maY de. Princs . under
ar-a<t
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

80 ssrs - - fe-ttssassstse
Mas0rETrz sept 2-Frsak hsrsr... .
Boh-na aisn. vss fstsliy stsss.a a. Crystal
Falls isxt night ~ a. onkno-a osrtv.
TIE knife vas d1~sn four inches iato his
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

BoeTsE sep 2l-John / Suli-sn
pss-sp . ssafertsbs night sns forenoon.
sd = rsporis6 sfrsngsr fhsn y~sssr5sv.
1 Hs sssrnscs - ney saIs - rsssf medicine
ard nutri rnsnt ens RE condition is gen
Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

TxprsvsrsErs srpt I.-T8nigat nstts-s
rsistinx - she Ere7ssl sus 80 TTpszrsph-
ca Easc. -srs sst.sfsctoriig sSins1es sas
- x--~--~ e~w~~f~ sil =. 1 ssca s&as
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

salts Il tbs1 advice is followed Miss
A6lksSs pace II business q 2. AoQrce-
a. asrs sls las I0s siolk 0i hesiii.
aiTng EsrlasEgs Selct a. lNcies w~uio a.
xsa q wait Doa targsl ne plsce. -
81 anFas- a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

N1l1st1's hto~ - the Cbufeh FAftt
BEfLIN, sept "a Emperor William has
confirmed the slscti0n 81 irofsssoT Hap
pack 10 the chair Of church history al the
Bsriu University. despite be protest a. TIE
senior Issnrslictl Council. watch dissp-
proved 0i his religious views ihis action
is regarded as heavy blow to tue eItrene
church party
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Nss1ox. lad. ssat u-Nrs. Ns-v P.-
cosgo. -ise- - Chsrlss Pscs1xo. - lsst
Csef - tns Miszi lnsisns sis5 Tsanss-
Soy e-~irz - ths I.s~. reservation
scr1hesst 81 tsis cit-. age 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
!. n EnlIF-.Ds.

OF Grsndvile. ~as - f0e front -ith bis
ssighs and carriages. and carried sysF .
blue ribbon HIS g0oss tre oi ths vsry
essi quality sBd finest finish ard Won the
81 % iral OIL ai Al vlslLllrs ID fLs Islr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

WsTrrxa7oN. 5eps 2 Eepreser ave
gee sctfnx Casirssr of 80 Hosss
COR - o. Enroiie1 Bis esll@f 0p1s
tns Frvsl6erf fhls rrerE re- sne oesFsrsa
a L r. tEs Chiress kKc Qslon sIA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

CHIoAso. seP1 2l.-fhs Senators were
out b.gted in ths hrst game. bat Chicsgos
rotten hslding allowed tAsm 70 score eight
unsarned runs. asd ienef Vas sex when he
went into the game aud retired a. the end
Of the fourth inntag. The score;
CnlcaEo -..-... .---..J ] q O.
Warrington ..-..-.-..-f -
Base hus-ChicSg0 ~ waskAkton.
kfr0rs-sDicsgo. ,. Washington, y
Bzltsres-1sner and D.Eiing, Whitney snd
Aack
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
routis. .aa o,A.s Mater. At IN. Haven.

okAsD HAsES. sept H. Hon. Frank
Piumisy. Of Vsrmont spoke hers tonight
. ooe Of the largest and most enthusiastic
political msetinEs eVsr held Ia this city.
Tue an formed Republican Cubs psraded
previous % tls messing.
The Board Of trustees Of Akiley College
hsVs been 10 session neafly all day. Bishop
Gillespie and Messrs. q hi aud Sweet, Of
Grand Rapids. we're preseat.
An oyster supper for the heneht OF yellow
fever sufferers vas given here tonight By
the little IN isses mostly girls about twelve
years Of age. connected with the Unitarian
Church. They realized asoUt $40.
civil ssrvlcs reform OF the Latest APP
proved style IS being practicsd here.
"Dud. Watson. Collector Of Customs,
has boogat 100 uniforms and Postmaster
sanford al equal number OF torches 10
supply Ford Club AZ this place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Nrw Neaz seuL 1-rhe Nev Tsrk
Pr@-s CLUB rassv sdouted resolutions DE-
r,e-f,x ta- 5ssth 81 r. r. Borden. ef
Jsrssoar'i.s a1i appointing cos~a itte~
70 rsisss rfad far AIRS Aswdar aud ehi-
6~sn. snf aar he care ef otaer .ourns ists
fhst nsv suler tf3m gellor ever &c JACK
sonH-l. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Ate Game 9 At Detroit.

DErRoIr Sept. 2l.-After desperate
struggle of eight innings, and the score
tied today. the Sans was called on account
of darkness. Umpire Kelly, who has been
on an extended 81 %. failed 70 report at the
grounds today. d John Ward umpired
satisfactorily. 7 score:
Detroit .............-...-1 o 0 o. 2
New York ........ .........l . O o 0 o. 3
Base Hits-Detroit, g. New York, o.
Errors-Detroit, l. New York, l..
Bstteries-6ctzeln and Cancel, keefc and
O Rourke.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Gsvs or tkesssnss a ~ cstsloguss wnich
teach z~sps vho AZ ossro1s - nsv-
"a tssf grsstssf - s.-sssg. gos1 tesitn
soze sirts t1sf vIa .s4c - w0nasrfsl rs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Nxr Tosx SEPT I-R 6. Duss rsport
of ssi'arss surinz rs lsst ss-su ssys xvs.
for ~ rnft-d St.r.s 20 CsrsSs y
sofsL % a. compared r7rh ~ sss rssx
sn1 80 1or the eorrsspo11iRx ~sex .sst
Vear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

TIE isjlss al tns ~ a. i &. isi . large
shsrr ef los Tis.tars 81 TIE 3 ar YESTERDAY
I q t&cs lhsg hsd a. they oagl0 2ocomluo-
cats
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
The BRULE RIVER BILL.
IL Is Again Tied Up by = House Amsnd-
ment

WAsHrSGToN, Sept. 2l.-The bill forfeiting
the unearned railroad lands between Onto
nagon and Marquette has passed the House
after being amended so rs to include the
lands on the road from Marquette to the
Wisconsin state line. This mendment ties
the bill mp as it will not be accepted by the
Senate. IL is only another part of the Jug
glery over these land bills.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

CHICAGO, sept 2l.-O'DSy was pu. In the
box again today aud pitcAsd better game
than he did yesterday. for three innings.
then Anson's men pounded his delivery
with great frequsRcy. krock Was unusually y
effective Arundel had his fingers slit IA
the ninth inning by hot foul tip from Van
Hsltran's bat Mack took his place. The
game was called on account Of darkness
Following - the scsrs:
Chicago ..... ............-l SO
Washington .....-.-...-.... ....-U o O.
Base hits-Chicsgo ~; Warrington, 4
Errors-ChicGxO, 2 Washington s.
EaiIsr-a.-kLo.k and naLN- O DAH and ArundeL-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22


The stations were first cal led. and they
were sent away in the order name q. Jim
Blaine. Logan Chief. S. ]. Fletcher, Fred b
Hine. Jim Blaine got the lead al the start
and held il about half way around, when
he broke and fell back TO third place
Logan Chief went to the front and kept the
head OF the procession until the home
stretch was reached, when Fletcher rapidly
oyerhauled and passed him. Fred Hne
was a poor fourth. Time. 2.32s. The
second heat was an exciting one. At times
each OF the horses ia the race were IN the
lead, sometimes a. much AS ten yards. The
result was In doubt until the last moment
Logan Chief came under the wire trst and
Fred Hine second. but the latter was set
back for running and second place given TO
Jim Blaine. The third heat was
also an exciting one. First one.
then another took the lead and they
came under the wire in a bunch
with Logan Chief slightly in advance. :. J.
Fletcher second. Fred Hine third and Jim
Blaine fourth. The fourth heat was a
struggle between Fletcher and Logan Chief.
They came down the home stretch neck
and neck. Fletcher went under the wire
first, but on a full run. and Logan Chief
was declared the winner. Logan Chief re-
ceived first money, s. ]. Fletcher second.
Jim Blaine third and Fred Hine fourth.
Novi, Hunter and Mac were the con-
testsnis in the free for ali. I'D Mac drew
the pole and Novi second place. An excel
lent start was obtained. and q close heat
was trotted. I'd Mac was uBables 10 hold
the advantage he had as pole horse. and
quickly dropped back. Hunter showed
good speed and staying qualities, and won
the heat in 2:3O. with Novi close at bis
heels. In the second heat I'd Mac
made a good squirt on the start.
but was unable to hold out and the race
was between Novi and Hunter Hunter
started in ahead. and held the position
throughout. Time, 2.27s.
In the third heat FL Mac acted better.
and at one time held the lead while Hznte-
was IN the rear. Hunter, however, grad
uelly climbed ahead and wen in 2.2S1, Ed
Mac being about a length behind, Novi
third. Ed Mac disappointed his bsckers.
While able 10 make an occasional spurt. he
lacks staying qualities. Hunter got first
money, Now second. Ed Mac third.
The running race. mile heats. was won
by Tenn pesi in two straight heats, Johnnie
making second money and Minnie Bell
third. Time, l:55 and 554.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

OF fancy WORK and embroidery was al The
week attracting much sttebtion from Tie
ladies' especially, who coulo readily see
from The extra quality and styis Of the
work tbst II Was done Oh the Domestic
machine. kr. Il. }. ". CAMP-MAP found u
necessary this wear - place OF exhibition
Two shows. one Of machines in kHnu-
iacturers Hal. where peope could Zee the
work done. and another ln Ar Hall where
ladies could ieslurely examine the WORK
and appreciate tie good qualities Of TIE
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

IsDIANAPoDIs, Sept 2l.-Both Burdick
and Bufi gton pitched great ball today.
But three hits ia succession in the sixth
inning by Wood and Deiehsnty. aud
Clements scored Two runs. Attendance
2,0O0; weather threatening all day. The
score:
India polls. .............0 0 o 0 0 O. 2
Phi ade phia..........0 o D / 3
Base eHt-IndlanApolis, 6. Philadelphia, Z.
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Bstieres-Burdick and Buckley, Burnton and
ClemenlA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

she ate raw potato with great gust0,
declaring that it was candied ''patate,"
or sweet potato. She then stood an
electic shock of thirty-fve degrees
without finching, took several articles
to different parts of the room mentally
suggested to her, and inhaled the con-
tents of a bottle of ammonia under the
impression that it was cologne water.
On being Intercepted by the queen as
to certain articles in the latter's work.
room, situated at some distance from
the apartment in which the eX-
periments were made the young
girl gave correct answers, al
though she had never been there. The
queen then hid certain articles that
were Immediately found. She also
asked her to guess what was in her
pocket. The girl replied that it was a
letter from the queens mother contain
ing three pages of writing. Other tests
were equally successful.
Her majesty asked the Italian ii any
one could magnetic, and was answered
in the affirmative providing the person
wishing to exercise this power had a
strong will and could concentrate their
thoughts on one subject. The queen
| then tried, and diplayed extraordinary
force of will by looking fiXedly at a
candle placed about tWo-thirds of an
inch from her eyes. She then found
| that she could put the young girl to
sleep in five minutes, and made the
| latter raise her right arm, then the left,
and afterward both together. Finally
she awoke her by counting from one to
| ten, first having wiled that she should
| awake at certain number.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

dancing and pleasant temper being
enough for the temporary arrangement,
and the temporary arrangement being
tolerably well understood to be only for
the season, terminable, like various
other partnerships, at the will of
either party. But equally is it a matter
Of pain and trouble to the astonished
observer to notice the manner in which
the engagements are broken, letters re-
turned, all but telltale few, some gifts
returned and some retained. little ro-
nance, little sentiment, and the way
is clear for the next aspirant.
And then the affair is spoken OF as
coolly and openly as any event OF yes
terday'S dinner or of last nights ball
such and such thing happened when
this young person was engaged to So
and So; or no, was it then, or when she
and young This and That were epriS
with each other? The whole affair of
the engagement is a glove that has been
dropped, flower that has faded, story
that is told. In this good, middle-aged
lady's day, when a young lady broke
her engagement, or had it broken for
her, she went into retirement for sea-
son, like young widow, and did not
brazen it out as if she had done no more
than promise to go to d picnic and had
then thought better of it.