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He Wear. ~ No. 81 IL shoe.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Americas champion "BiR Foot b
has been uncarthed i'm the wilds of North
Carolina, and he has his shoes made i'm
this city. He is n divine and IA gentleman
OF color. being properly known as the
Rev. John w. Farnham, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Charlotte.
The size of his boot il 35E, which nccessi-
tates n sole of 10 inches in length and
seven inches broad.
Rev. Farnham stands q feet 10 inches in
his sizable stockings and weighs 41O
pounds when stripped of his impe diments.
When he stridesu up the sanctuary aisle the
the foundations rumble as il under the
influence of an earthquake shock, AMI Ia
stranger within the gates jerks round exc
pectinR TO see Gabriel and the last day
hand in hand. The enforced it~ineracy of
M~ethodistic clerRymen has caused Broth
err Farnham no little annoyance, for no
sooner does he find i'm one town n cobbler
who can fit his feet than he 10 hustled
of to another far distant. Re
Gently. however, the problem has found
a solution. The dominic has had u guam
tity OF mammoth lasts and uppers, suf-
flcient to last till doomsday, manufac-
tured and sent to n shoe house on Eighth
street, i'm this city. Thus provided, he
can rise superior to his big-footesd fate by
having the finishing touches added when
ever there is need. The privilege of half
selling the reverend's boots is counted n
rare ONE.
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0ONOs AhO STOCKS.
Ups aaA Dswns IN MARKET Values N tie
New York

DE- aaA Dswns An Market Values oa he
New Yorh Excha1ge.
Ngw YoRK. Oct. 5.-Stocks today pro-
seuted . stronger front, and stocks OF
h regular list once moro became leodess,
while trssts were comparatively quiet and
occupied much less conspicuous positions
than for the past two weeks. A change Tor
In better I'm the nsoncntaFy situation was
the most Important factor In this move
meut. The strength Of trusts was the fco-
sure. and only trading, and later there was
. heavy drive at which Tor thc
time gave the hears complete control of
the market. After this was over. however,
the market underwent n marked change
for the better and sharp rallics were in
order all over the list. The upward move
and the Close was quiet and strong at or
near the highest prices Of the day. The
Anal changes are somewhat irregular but
the advances are Ina the majority, and
while the Cannda Pacific and San Fran
cisco preferred lost IN, Manitoba rose s..
.una A>
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4 TNIW Ut fstH sIICISCU VWTOUICIt.
An affecting scene was presented i'm a
local u~ndcrtaker's parlors to-day. In "a
coffin was the body of u young Norwegian
woman, 25 years of age. The foot OF the
coffin rested on the floor and the other
end ON n chair. By the side of the caskct,
which contained the remains of his dead
love, stood n young Norwegian. A pho
toRrapher was taking their pictures to-
Rethcr. The corpse of the young woman
was dressed i'm white, and the ~profusion
of flowers indicated that loving hands
had cared for her. Her name was Helene
Elinsen. She arrived I'm Tacoma from
Norway just six weeks ago, and was to
have become the bride of him whose pho
toRraph WAS taken with hers. The young
mans name il Olaf Auue.
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Tn. Australian System In Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. s.-The first
election i'm thiss state under the Australian
system of voting occurred here to-day in n
municipal election. Ii was the quietest
election ever known i'm the city. There
was less illegal voting than i'm any prev
ious election. John A. Hart, republican,
was elected mayor and 10 republicans out
of 10 councilmen,
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Rock Drilling Contest.

From the Denver Republican.
The rock-drilling contest, which came
letic park, between II. $. Mishey of the
Joe Reynolds, and Theodore Spells OF the
Two Sisters mines, was not a bowling
success from u ~anc point of view, the
being small, but the contest
was very good. The stone used was from
Gunnison. the same AS used i'm the
new state capitol building. Only
n handful Of miners gathered
around the contestants when time
vim and the dust began to fly. Mishey
was the first to get his hole started and II
was Thought by many that he had Spells
beaten before the first five minutes had
passed. Spells, however, was the stcadier
of the two, and at the end of ten minutes
the referee called time. Both men were
slightly winded. An exact measurement
of the two holes proved that Spiels had
gone four and three-eighth inches, am
eighth of an inch deeper than Mishcy, who
had gone fourand a vuarter INCHES. This
was the down hole contest.
The second attempt was on m upper
got the best of the start, and when time
was called was nearly thrcc-fourths of an
inch deeper than Spells. Mishey's hole
by Spells 2H inches deep. Aggrcgating
the depth of the holes drilled by each man
left Mishey ahead on the two events by
nearly an inch and he was declared the
The third contest was a d~ouble-handed,
OOwn nOlc Dptwtts1l w 1Illa1lS cunningham,
with Spells as turner, and NJ. Mcdonald,
with Mishey AS turner. Both contestants
rained sledge-hamIner blows upon the
drills held by their assistants. Nearly
eight inches of hard rock was gone
through i'm as many minutes, Cunning
hams drill going through first. A mo
ment later the drill held by Mishey went
through. Both drillers at once started "a
hole. Mishey and Mcdonald gained
over the others i'm the thickness
of the stone, but Cunningham and
Spells succeeded i'm getting their hole the
deeper. A measurement was taken. Nc
and Mishey had gone 1ON and
and Spiets 11E inches. The
William Jones and Fred Leach,
the latter team The victors.
The drills of Mishey were considered the
better tempered of the two by the miners
examined them. A number of Lead |
Vile experts were m attendance and SO |
soon as the contest was over issued "a
challenge to the winners. The names of
the contestants will he announced later. |
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New ORLEANS, Oct. s.-The withdrawal
of General Chalmers and Judge Frazee,
republican candidates for governor and
Encouragement of Mississippi, il con-
firrned. General Chalmers has written a
letter charging i'm effect that IL he persisted
i'm an active canvass the killing Of negroes
would reault.
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TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. Sat the session of
h state grand lodge of odd fellows to-
day. the representative to the national
grand lodge were instructed to vote for a
change In the constitution, making the
age of admission eighteen. The grand sec
retaryss report shows that the order is I'm
m excellent financial condition.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s.-An official test
OF the guns of the dynamite cruiser vesu-
vius takes place Tomorrow ON Delaware
river. Great interest il felt by the naval
authorities throughout the world. Wooden
plugs similar i'm weight To regular car
tridges and shells filled with sand, will be
s,eCh in the tests.
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SIOUX FALLS. OAK. Oct. s.-Congrcss-
man-elect Pickles passed south to-day.
having been ordered to linz oklahoma
ountry b. the interior department. Com
gresham Pickles is "a special agent of the
land department and the order looks as IL
trouble is brewing. Pickles. resignation
was forwarded some weeks ago, but not
10 Washington.
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THREE PASSENGERS LOST.

The City Of PARIS Encounters Terrific
Seas ON Her Way to England.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The steamship City of
Paris arrived at Queentown this evening
making the trip from New York i'm q days
and - hours. She encountered terrific
seas. On Monday IA woman and child
were blown and drowned. An
other woman jumped rbo and was
lost. Ten of the passengers were dashed
against the ulwarks and severely injured.
The water was in the saloon and there
was great excitement among all on board.
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NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Oct. s.-Madame
Albertine. the blind actress, died yester-
day after a lingering illness. She had n
career. For "a number of years
she had "a of her own ON the Pa
ciflc coast. She was made blind by COLON
ial fever i'm Australia and was brought
hack To America i'm the teamer Swatara,
OF the United States navy. in 1875.
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H.. Ep. oct. S.-with all but II
= ,wn- II from. r,s.,'-us from yester-
Mays .---. III rive. :,i.;ssi majority against
Iroli .,r TIC state council " British
-.Un..r,.r.-'. & the s.inistfiaIal meeting to-
,fiy.,r. D. 1 resolution. Disappointing
.hr. S-~t . oi .a@ a. tested in ycster-
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HASTINGS, Ncb., Oct. s.-Thc republic
can convention of the state of Nebraska
was called to order here at y o'clock this
evening. ]. w. Bixlcr of North Platte
was made temporary chairman. The
nearly midnight. Hon. 7. L.. Roweil was
nominated for supreme Judge on the first
ballOt.
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PORTLAND. Ore., Oct s.-The south
bound California express train was
wrecked by striking two rows ON the track
man was instantly killed and the cnui.
ncer seriously injured. None OF the pas
sengers were injured beyond being
.isaken up.
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New YORK, Oct. s.-While Charles ID.
Bishop, who assumed one of the charac-
ters of Lord Chumley' at the Lyceum
theater, was changing his costume to-
night he was suddenly taken i'll and died
almost Immediately. His wife, who was
with him at the time i'm the dressing room,
was FRUSTRATED. Mr.. Sothcrn dismissed
the audience.
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Mining quotations as follows:

Governments dull and steady. Petrole-
UNI opened steady Mt 1890, but after first
sales became weak and declined to ~.
Sharp recovery then set In on which the
market closed Arm at 96L.
Stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 1850,
highest $500, lowest 9sc., closing at
9e1xc.
S9c., highest 99Lc, lowest 9SL.c, closing
at 9sL. Total sales, $4,000 barrels.
Copper nominal; Lake, October,
41O.75. Lead, quiet unchanged; domestic,
93.55 Tin dull, irregular; straits $40. u.
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Permanently located In
BUTTE CITY
A { Southeast Corner of Main and broadway.
Private Entrance at 8 broadway.
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Two Thousand Feet Up.
PARIS, Oct. S.-M. Eiffel says il is per.
fec l. feasible to construct a tower 1000
fee. high.
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ST. PAUL, Oct. 81. J. Collar. u travel
ling agent from West Dennis, Mnss.. was
found dead III his room at the Hotel Ryan
Today.
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NOTICE OF

There will be an election held I'm the city of
Anaconda ON Thursday, the 10th day Of October,
the qualified, electors Of said city, the question AS
city of Anaconda shall be issued upon the credit
OF said city, to run for the term Of ten years, and
to draw Z per cent. per annum ON interest, for
the purpose of constructing sewers i'm said city.
The voting places i'm the several wards will be
sioners for the general election, tn he held Tues
day, the first day Of October, A. ID. 1859.
The Judges and clerk of said election will be
the same persons designated by the board Of
county commissioners tn act as such at the gene
raj election tai be held Tuesday, the first day of
October, A. ID. 1Ss9, within the city OF Anaconda.
by order of the City Council of the city Of
Anaconda.
j. X. BoARMAN, City Clerk.
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Nut she Didn't want Him.

From the Terre Haute Express.
Bottom, i'm the "Midsuminer Nights
Drcam,' says; "Good hay, sweet hay,
hath no fellow" How about the grass
widow? Isn't she sweet hay? And h
has a fellow IL she wants one.
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All the Crew Lost,

DcsLLN, Oct, s.-The brigantinc Zulike.
Ell B..lfast. was wrecked of valentin I'm a
storm yer terday. The crew were drowned.
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Money Oh call easy 4aS. Closed.
offered at 4; prime mercantile paper
5<a7N; sterling exchange quiet and
heavy; sixty-lay bills, $4.s2E, demand
<4.&H.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
naslecon. s;rana Gapis. A Iaaian,
MICHIGANCENTPAL

tDaiiy. All others daily except sunday
Taking effect sunday, Juiy ~. lsss
Sleeping cars run o9 Pacific ana Atlantic fx
presses q aud from Delroil-fArlor cafs rua
ca lsay Express aud Nfana hapios Express 10
and from Detroit Direct connections made al
Detroit With ala through trains tast- Tickets
GA sale al lnien Ticket Ofice. G. Monroe St,
and 40 Mon depot
Pam Nj. hnscs, Gent Agt q Monroe 81
O. ". kU0GLEs. q. =. anc 4. AEt chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

t<1szzSt sssFFSs1, <4xsa 1xeszly sn<a1 AID
t-es1 saE dAs~a sqoa tB~ grass aid reared
= Al 4A8glisr. he izstses we're SHOCKED
H0zpici-a that the Colon~i Was ~Dr4tsD
changed 10 scsrta1nty. The szose chsrita-
bieeDastFlc tls1 tGAE coo1d DC pat upoa tas
tOlc1rl niSse 0l1Seasozzb-s a1L2rity sas
that be had sncdenly tecoms dsnenLed.
What had the Col0nel see1p Why, sia1-
piy birch bark canoe elm bing the feaes
II . Distant field The suicide" sa.s plais
a. day 70 tie Co.onei Bos Wnea he sas
that canoe scOoE across q portion OF the
meadow toward . hay stack aad s8ddenly
eTo4cn down Ia tie high grass, the Colonel
hurried forward The party stopped
within hearing distance ol TIE hidden
canoe.
AID there the Colonel he'd the party
one half hour. Wills hs told about a man
he ones knew VITO got over head aud heels
IA debt and feigned suicide. This maa
took son7 old clothes - The river bank,
let his hat fioat down the river and thea
sneaked cut of town az night. thus avoid
lag rs Iserecitors.
1t Is just possible. wound up the Col
0nel, that some such ganle as this l. be-
ing played and We may b Just IA time 20
AA>(ObEE A. L1dA44 IELLrf
around littles"
The canoe over IN the meadow trembled
In every nbre.
At this moment Irene came walking
slowly from the spot where the clothes
had been found. Her face was flushed.
Sne handed TO Colonel Chester a scrap Of
paper on which was roughly scribbled:
"Will the ofticioas person ~ho removed
those clothes please replace them, go can
10 home as becomes . gentleman.
MR. BLANK
The searches after suicides returned
quietly and meekly, 70 Newton Falls,
every body mad save the Colonel
That night Ellison X. Ruggles was sit
ting IA his private Office. trying 10 imagine
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

r LEFT HIS CLOTHES BEHIND HIM
two great misfortunes befell him tie fell
IA love and into politics at one and ths
same time.
lie loved ldze Foote = daughter, Irene.
aged nlnteen. which was scarcely credits-
bic 10 the zagaeity Of an angler OF forty
years standing.
Hs accepted non ination for the State
Assem- bly,, salary s0o0, which was piece
OF folly only 20 be exceeded by hrs uncon-
dltloual surrender TO Cupid
With bis soul fall OF worship for the
beautiful Irene, with his brow full or the
burrows ot political anxiety, and with his
arms fun OF his own clothes. Mr.. Ruggles
stood upon the "a bank OF Clear Creek
one morning early in June. He was in
Natures own uniform. ready 10 wrestle
the inany-legged helzramites hid underthe
stones Ia the swirllng creek below-his
favOrite bait FOR bass. Ellison X. Ruggles
placed the majority of his appsral upon
the bank. cast glance about him and de-
scended the stream, stopping 10 examine
his birch bark canoe that lay upon the
shingle with its bottom 10 the sun. Then,
pail In hand, hs waded up stream 70
rich harvested helgramite. An hour OF
labor, then-tho sound of feminine voices
Laughing and singing snatches OF song.
shouting over the discovery OF some
sparkling flower. chasing each other
through the luxuriant grass, on the bank
above Ellison Il. Ruggles came y troop OF
maldens from Newton Falls. Yes, and
among the merry voices was Irene's sweet,
clear. ringing ike bell. but il sounded
Ike the squavk OF an Endor witch to Eli
son X.
A meteOric fash OF red IS Ellison
spranx toward his canoe at t-e landing
place What = fool he had been 20 forget
that this was picnic day for the First
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School oi
Newton FallsI
Would he be too lats 20 reach hi
clothes'
He would.
Back to the canoe He could concea
himself He did so by lying down be
hind the boat.
Nearer and nearer cams the merr,
voicesi Suddenly the notes Ot glee turn e
sxslamstions OF surprise and then dismay
The ladies have come upon a large part
ishsrmsn's wardrobe.
oh, girls There has been suicide
What shall We dol What shall we DO p
and there Is a symptom OF tears in tn.
girlish voice
Ellison K RGcgles held his breath and
hugxed the hard stones OF the landing
closer.
Maybe the poor fellow Il not yet
drowned and we ought 10 20 down TO the
landin. place and help him. said Irene,
with rare presence OF mind in this critical
moment.
\ heavy cold sweat broke out by the
quart. All over Ellison K. Ruggles' supins
form. and h- mentally decided that girl
with such rare presence of mind would
never marry him unless she could outrun
him and secure fOrcible performance Of
the ceremony while ia transit.
oh. noT' screamed a frightened girl,
"we had better take the clothes back &c
the hotel aad notify Col Chester and the
others"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

There's smart girl ~ snorted Ellison
r Rugries. sotto voice. a smart girl ,
TAKE ths clothes of course Tsks 'em
Re careful 70 taze the boots and a.. they
might suicide IL You left EN- r. TREY
start with those duds. Tn hanged II
done v.ll snd take after 'eu. .. Lord 3
No wsa's either. II never hear the last
ufie n thfscampai n. q. Lord q. Lord u
anF - stack 20 his canoe.
Halfsn hour later. Col Chester seated
On -h-ver-nlis Of the Newton Falls House,
vvss sSsouishrd ~ the sudden appearance
% a hs~v % sxcis-d girls. headed hy Ms
f-sne Foote. W.. Win pale faces and quiv-
erfnx ifc~. related some unCorroberated
fs-+. .Lr-rt !, Ffr-rz<S ~ s--F~f7e aud er-
hinired the raiu1ent af the 81 eide
Now Col Chester vss Ellison R Rug
sles' opponent in tse warm political cam
psign thsn On
Gel Che-ver recognized that ashermsnr
sutfk
Susrerff1g some % tie facts. Col Ch~S-
tar srni 81 rrIumphal smile that aston
lshesi ths ladies' brfore hiua. soTns of whom
mentsi Y wrote Elm Down brute
Very inuoceutlv snd sympasheticaIlT.
however. the Coioaei saids 4 VIII q hacS
vi.h yoa s1d see 81 there is snything in
thss story of a Suicide.
With anxious hearts the rarty hurried
tsward the picnic greands Suddenly the
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

II is not a vile fancy drink made of rum.
poor whiSkey. or refuse liquors, spiced and
sweetened IL please the taste, but a purely
vegetable preparation, made from native Cali
fOrnia herbs.
twenty-five years use have demonstrated 10
millions of sufferers throughout the civilized
world. thar of all the medicines ever discovered
Vinegar BitterS only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases, viz:
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism. Catarrh. Neuralgia
Headache, BOils. Scroiula. skin Diseases Jaun-
dice. GOut, Piles. Biliousness, and all other
diseases arising from blood impurities, and rs
a Nermifuge il is the best In the world. being
death 10 all worms that infest the human sys
TEN.
IL is always safe To take al any time, or un
der any condition of the system, from old or
young, or for either sex. 1t is put up in two
styles. The old is slightly bitter, and is the
stronger in cathartic effect. The new style i
very pleasant 10 the taste, and perfect medi
IL for delicate women or children. Each
kind is distinctly marked on top o! carton.
Many families keep both kinds on hand, as
they form 4 complete medicine chest.
Send for "A beautiful book free.
Address. Il. III. MCDONALD DRUG co,
5i2 Westinghouse. y. Y. City.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

DETROIT. LANSING a NORTBLRN-
- t1rand Rapids Saginaw Divisionl An
trains arrive ana depart from Union Depot.
+ m a m a o. I've. Az. Pm pm d M
o.lO l9.3D 6.5l-6rand Kapics~l2 10 $50 In.lB
$40 l2:as s:u0.-- Lansing ---|.15 3.45 S.l5
1870 $40 J. l2p)-..---letrOlt- - sos 80 .45
IN IN IA Ar. I've. am pm m
y IN m I've. AT. am pm
$40 1.3.---.--.-6lud Rapids---.--.ll. 80 ID -
s;sh ll.59..--. Saginaw city -----.---. IS 6.25
500 l2b5.-..-.-.- Last Saginaw--...-..- - t.l0
m III Ar I've. am 4 "a
The shortest line 10 Detroit and Last iie-
CANT parlor ears between Detroit aud Grand
Rapids. Trains leaving Detroit 2s p m and
Grand Rapids 6:l0 y IN run daily. Other trains
daily except Sunday.
A. ALN0uIsT. Ticket Agent. Depot. GEo. w
MUNsoS, Union Ticket Agent, - Monroe ST.
,,Eo. r. SMIIH. Gen. Agt., Grand Rapids. ". A.
General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

The xsnTaroo = sad - have g-t ~ rsrae
n thls Wsy Csptata Geek srst discovered
fhe sninsl n Agstrsils Whsa he iucalre5
- naze q zstive ire after replies {.
Asn ss-roo- whica. 10 fse A4strzaisn 80
suSsa Is u doz kzax-v
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

CRAM aAFFDS INDIANA-IE EffGcT
" Maj Is. lssA
tsalkS kugfR
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

torment to meet the deserts OF one Col
Chester. when the gentleman of his
thoughts entered.
Good evening. Mr.. Ruggles"
How are your"
Il saw you were out canoeing to-day
Didn't you find the dew in that meadow a
little light for very good sport'"
Look here, Chester, my campaign for
the Legislature has thus far cost me 800
You give me that sum, say nothing about
this Internal days work, and I'll pull out
and give you clear field. Election il close
at hand and under such circumstances you
can win"
The very thing I came here to pro-
pose, said the Colonel.
Istarted out by telling you that Ellison
r Ruggles was CRANK" Through all
his trials of that day, he hung on To the
pail of helgramites. Perhaps you won't
believe me, but then, you don't know
what real genuine fish crank" is, any
~av