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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
SECOND EDITION F!
1870 4. VI.
ORA v GAME
Murphy and Ryan Fight Fifty
Seven Rounds.
Murphy Gets in the Only
Knock-Down OF the Battle.
About Three hundred Spec
tators Witness the Fight.
Ryan in the Better Condition
at the Finish.
Murphy Gets in the Only
Knock-Down OF the Battle.
RYAN in the Better Condition
at the Finish.

The leng talked of contest between
Jmm Murphy, of this cry, and
Ryan, o, Syracuse. y. y, came
Oft las, night jast outside the city
limits. The fight was with two ounce
gloves for $3.50 a SIDE and gate receipts,
and about 300 admirers of the pugilis-
tic art paid s. apiece TO witness It.
Time was called at 1880 a. m, and
both men promptly responded. They
were both in splendid condition and
evidently meant business from the
start. James Robinson, OF Muskegon,
acted a. referee.
In the first round Ryan led with ms
left, getting in blow on his opponents
nose. Murphy got in left-hander on
Ryan's rios, and there was 4 sharp m
terchaage of blows.
Ia the second round they cllnched,
and Murphy threw Ryan 10 the rope.
Honors were evenly divided.
The third round was destitute OF
special features.
In the fifth round Ryan led off
with his left, but fell short. He then
rushed Murphy 10 the rope and the
latter fell, getting N light blow on
Ryan's ribs.
In the fourth round Murphy put in a
solid blow on Ryan's jaw.
The sixth was uneventful.
The seventh was decidedly IN favor
of Ryan.
After this round both men seemed to
warm to the work and fought gamely.
Neither gained any great advantage.
AT the twenty-fifth round Murphy had
one eye closed, and the betting was S2j
to $50 in favor of Ryan. In the thirty
eighth round Murphy scored clean
knock down.
At 3:15 a. m. the fortieth round had
just been finished. Fifty dollars was
offered on Ryan with no takers. Both
men were still in good condition, and
the result of the contest could not be
determined.
At the end Of the fifty-seventh round
the contest was declared = draw. This
was about 4:0j o'clock. For fifteen
minutes before this there had been no
fighting Of any consequence, the men
going through the motions, but doing
no work. In the f0rty-tifth round
Ryan was a little groggy, but soon
gained his wind, and at the finish ap-
! peared to be in rather the better con
dition. Both men showed punishment
about the face, Murphy's closed
eve being especially noticeable, bat
neither was very badly hurt.
so far as was apparent at the
close of the fight both could have stood
up for another hour or more, and rs
there was no prospect of a termination
of the contest, it was decided a draw.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
THOUSANDS OF KNIGHTS.
\ Grand Reception Given Them by
President Harrison.


WAsHISGroN, Oct. 9.-The reception
rendered the Sir Knights and their
ladies by President Harrison at the
White House tonight was, as usual
on similar occasions, a very bril-
liant affair. The President received
guests u the Red room, assisted by
Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Window, Mr.. Nil
.er. Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Rusk. and all the
membo~s of the Cabinet, except Secre-
tary Proctor, who is out of the city
The guests entered the front doorway,
and passed out on the rear pOrUCO into
the grounds south of the White
House, which were brilliantly
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns and
colOrod lamps. The stream poured in
and out of the mansion until II
o'clock. when the front doors were
closed. There were, perhaps, twenty
thousand people in thc line and wait
ing 20 shake hands with or get a
glimpse Of President Harrison, bat not
more shan onc-thlrd of the number
reached hm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

The musicians living near Wealthy
ave have organized society tO Dee
hc known as the Apollo Choral Society
and have chosen the following officers
President, Geo. II Pew, Jr.i vice pres.-
dent. Walter G. Osborn. secretary and
treasurer, Alfred II Hunt, p.an.sts. s.
Homer Eaton and Mss Fisher. drec-
tor, f. ". streeter The society vii
take up different selections for study,
sad may OCCASIONALLY give a concert
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
Killed by a Bull.

sXSNussNS - ~ NtNSssNs-stsNNN.
LUDINGToS, Mich, Oct. 9.-William
SextriOn, one of the Oldest settlers and
wealthiest farmer of the county, was
killed at MS hcme in Riverton town
ship last evening by an angry bull. His
wife attempted to rescue him when the
creature turned upon her and she
narrowly escaped by flight to the house,
shutting the door just before the en-
ragged animal reached her.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

The jury "a the Wealthy-ave. open.
ing case yesterday returned a verdict
for damages as follows. Walhn
Leather Company, $3.50, Caroline
Blanchard f2215 FnnklL p Walln,
tl75. and Thomas s. NM.n, $40. 0n
$3.50 parcels of laad. Jacob J More,
Elijah foote and John r Basrs, $50
Edward ". Ferguson, $t25, Michael
GrWng az owner. eos, and solomon
lrpp, a. mortgage, sl07, also to both
parties sos 5oi john T. Forbes, I'd,
Chas. J.. Collins, $50 total damages
sf175.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
ANUSE8EsrS

A better sat.stlf.t Audience than that
Which witnessed Natural Gas last
evening never assembled ln Powers
opera H0use. Natural Gas has been
improved some since Il Was presented
here last season. Il IS brim fan u IA
uOceat fun. and hilarious situations
and gr0tesquc oomeos &Te introduced
in the three acls. There = not 4 duh
moment ia tins ridiculous c0noeiL
Nessrs. D0nneiiy and Girard are III
deed happy pair of comedians. They
are oppostes u the presentation o.
comedy. Girard Is agile and grOtesque,
whlle Donnelly Is suaye and df0ll. In
their exceedingly humorous acting, Al
the second acE, they were recalled
a hall dozen times or more.
Ia fact, no comedians ever re-
celyed such thoroughly en-
thuslastc greeting n tins clty.
The supporting company ls eNeeileut IA
every respect. The young ladies are
handsome, sing pleaslAgly and conceive
tue parts allotted them satisfactorily.
Miss Jennie Satterlle, a. Katy Malone,
gives very strong Characterization. II
Is thoroughly saurcai, and her pre-
sentat.On was keeniy Telshed.
Natural Gas" VIII be repeated again
tonight. and the theater ought 10 be
filled. IL j. certainly one OF the clean
est and brightest farce comedies on
the road.
This afternoon Pete Baker viii pre-
sent las we'll known comedy "Chris and
Lena" AZ RedmOnds. This Is the play
in which Mr.. Baker first achieved fame
and fortune. There Will be a matinee
on Saturday. Chris and Lena" wlll
be the hill for the remainder OF the en-
gagement.
Seats are now on sale for Miss Yer
mona Jarbeau's engagement at Powers
next Friday and Saturday, with mat
NEE on the latter day. On Fridaye even
ing Miss Jarbeau Will present her new
play strictly Confidential" Saturday
evening starlight"
One Of the brightest little child
actresses on the stage = Little Irene,
who IS supporting Mr.. Baker at Red
lilOlSl tillN ht1h t7iAN - NOAAASA AtA4An
apt IN action and enunciates her lines
with marked intelligence.
Three "splits" met in Chicago last
week and had a sOciable reunion. They
were Pete" Baker, formerly of Baker
q Farron, Stuart Robson, until this
season of the firm of Robson Il Crane,
and Ed. Harrigan, who was for years
popularity known as "HarrIgan *
Hart"
DR.. F. o. Robertson opened at Won
dcrland Theater last evening before an
immense audience. The program
given was an interesting one, and con-
sisted of vocal and instrumental music
and discourses by the doctor and his
wife. The object of the entertain
ments are TO advertise his great Indian
medicines. Several very clever people
assisted in making the performance a
pleasing one, and those in attendance
enjoyed it hugely. The doctor will re-
main at the Wonderland one week.
Smith 5 is receiving a large patronage
this week. Last night there was big
house, and the performances were
highly appreciated. The entertainment
is an excellent one all the way through.
An extra matinee will be given at p.
N. today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

A large excursion is expected TO ar
rive here At l0 q. m- toiay from poats
between LaGrsnge, Ind, and kalama-
100. The fare IS only 81 for the round
irp, and 1000 people are expected.
They Vii stay here until 8 p. "a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
CLOAK 6 WRAP DEPARTMENT.

departments
IN pece general
aud IN
hss today
Rapids occupy We the stock We
o Every Purchaser O Money Refunded
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
Valuable Heirloom.

Walter 4. Smith, who has just re-
turned from trip to Boston, brought
home a valuable heirloom in the shape
of violin and case over one hundred
and seventy-five years old. They have
been in the possession of his family
over one hundred years, having been
the property OF his grandfather and
father successively. Both violin and
case are IN a good state Of preservation,
despite their great age.
death has 80 Many Doors to Let Out
Life"
Sang an old time poet. In those days
they had not discovered remedies that
shut these doors. How different j. Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
from the the old time doses. Con
sumption. or lung-scrofula, Is one
wide door that it shuts, if taken m
time Don't waste a moment then,
lest life slip through that open door.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
THE POST OFFICE.

The Grand Jury Fails to Return an In
dictment
The examination by the United
States grand jury into the charge;
Of violating the civil service rcgu.
latons regarding campaign assessments
was completed yesterday. All the
pO-toHlcl. employees were examined,
and also Hon. VI. H. Ford. The jury
yesterday decided that there was $50
grounds for ndlctlng M BLAIR, and "a
reported
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
The Eyes.

When the eyes are treated fairly, they
are strengthened, rot weakened, by
work, says an article in a London Jour
nal. just as the arms of a blacksmith
grow the stronger for his trade. so the
eyes of watchmakers, who work under
healthy conditions, are found to i'm
prove, and not deteriorate, in vigor and
quiekness. 1t is the abuse of the ewes
not their use, which is to be avoided.
Ii man Is aware either that his ewes
need no artificial correction, or else have
received the proper adjustment, and if
his work, whether literary or mecban.
zeal, IS done in light both steady and
suinclent, and with a due regard as to
ordinary sanitary rules, he may feel sure
that ne IS strengthening his eyes, not
weakening them, by hard work. Men
OF intellectual pursuits sometimes are
AFRAID OF losing their mental power in
OLD age, because they have drawn so
much upon 1t when young. The reverse
Is nearer the truth, and if they have
no0 oYertaxed their brains, the fear is
absolutely groundless. The man whose
intellect goes first in old age is generally
some FARMER or labOrer, who has never
strengthened and invigorated it by use
hog the politician, the lawyer, or the man
~ Win Jll0 eyes. lnOS0 who
nave strengthened their eyes by using
them properly keep keen sight longer
Ihan those who have never trained them
In the case Of the man who has neglected
10 give his eyes their full DEVELOPMENT.
they will fail in power along with bis
other bodily functions. When. how
ever, the man who, born with good ewes.
has kept them in constant hard work.
and yet never strained them, reaches old
age, he may find them capable of per-
forming their functions better than anv
other organ of his body. In short. if
people will only learn to use their ewes
wisely, there is no reason why mankind
should not increase rather than lose their
power of seeing. If, however, we are to
make this possible, we must lose no time
I! N saving the eyes of the present genera
dOn.-Boston Herald.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
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Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

p6ia aS5 S 70 leL OH passengers from Pbiiadel
and Pli 10 ,ake on passenger for Wilmington
oi,., i,st to<ls Aceoaamodqlion Iiai.s-ieavc WI
ca I .,o g. ll' a"d250 IN Leave NeV Ca.tI
81 9 ~, LH press lrain leaving Harrington ot "a
Soid ''i ana arriving at 54i p IN RUNS tJ,,, az ,.V
,, Try.,t ~ ana from Baltimore, ria por,,r. S55
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
The Hindno MAGELLAN

Keller, the prestidigitateur, speaking
| OF the famous HindOO magicians to n re-
| porter OF The Buffalo Express. said: "a
trlck which puzzled me for a long time
was making pineapple grow under a
handkerchief. The juggler laws & hand
kerchle1 hat on the ground, and then be-
gins to sing and beat on the tom-tom
when in the center of the handkerchief
something begins to stir and rise in Dvra-
mldal form, dilating until Just about the
size OF a pineapple, when the coniurer
inserts his hand under the handkerchief
and pulls out a ripe pineapple.
Il watched his trick several times he
fore | could get a clew to it. The motion
OF life puzzled me. But one dav / tooiT
a position on the side-the conilirers eit
on one side of circle, making the sDec-
tators form the rest of the Circlnfer-
ence-where l could see the iupoIpris
motion more clearly, and noticed tbat
one OF the cOnfederates put a bag. like a
sailors bag, near the conjurers hands
he sat there tailor fashion. and as he
spread out his handkerchief on tho
ground saw his hand make a trim swift
as lightning to the bag and back under
the handkerchief, and l thought I saw
something like the tail of a snake oc-
company 1t: That gave me an idea. and
a5,fterward, by pretending to understand
the trick, and by paying one Of the Hin
zoos TOUR rupees, l got him to confess
now the trick was done.
i, Inc conjurer does take a snake from
T4y9. Tne Dag placed conveniently at his elbow,
When the cobra is put under the hand
ikerchlet, he naturally coils himself nm.
Then the conjurers begin their music
and the cobra raises his head. and fbis
gives the lifting motion to the handler.
chief. One of the first things a cobra
does when excited is to swell ont his
neck and this makes the pvramidaI
shape. When the juggler puts his hand
under the handkerchief he takes with If
followed pineapple and removes tbe
COBRA inside Of it, concealed by his hand
in India" -A' 0''"
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
Il ZOE in . Lernl render

From 1774 to 1884 the territory nov
known as Tennessee formed n mart y.
NOrtn carolina, and in 1885 the Ton
hesseans, becoming dissatisfied with tbei,
| government, organized a state govern.
ment under the name of "Franlrlin =,
Mhlch was maintained for some wears
Inc state afterwards disbanded and fer,
I1lOIiaI tennessee was again annexed IN
North Carolina. The folloyvino. orc
among the laws passed by the leois1a+Iro
OF the state of Franklin. We co1v II oS
found In speech by Daniel Webster ON
the currency of 1898: V-'
be 1t enacted by the general assen,bl,,
OF the state of franklin, and IL is berabyy
enacted by the authority of the saroc
that from the 1st day of January 1850
the salaries Of the officers of The com
m0nwealth be as follows.
mum, 1000 deer skins. Pc ''ii-
hls hon honor, the chief justice, Der an
Inc secretary to his excellencv. fba
governor, per annum, 400 raccoon skine
skins. ''''e' i'O i0ccOcn
Each county clerk, 300 beaver skins
Clerk Of house Of commons 900 ,.oo
coon skins. -'---'''i'' SVO rae
three raccOOn skins. '-ii'
one muskrat skin. " "'ii ioii1'
10 the constable for serving q. v,a,.,.o,,4
one mink skin. 10 q "'IIahI'
Enacted into the law the 18Th dav %
october, 1186, under the GREAT seaI of
the state.-Buffalo News. VI
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
profeqaion.l.

marriage last week? 'oi '''oP
Second Base-Yes.
\. B.-Who was the umpires-Boston
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
And He stiIl Has Hone.

l nave been shipwrecked, been balred
IA railroad accident and fired o1,t 1f J
foundry window by boiler exnlosion Il {
was shot in the neck at geftysh,1ro. hIr11,,'
suffered starvation in Libby prison fe1i
overheard from a transport OF CbarIos-
Ooh' and left four Of my fingers in tLo
mouth OF q shark. had my ricbt arm,
broken IN two places in O New Yorl- riot Il
ana stood on barrel with a halter ro,,o3
my neck IN a southern town at the o1lt'
Dreak OF the great rebellion from s1lnriso
70 70 sunset; was buried under the rims
oI building in San Francisco durino m
esrthquake and dug out after fiftv hours
gl ~ Inn lprlsonment. / have been shot ~
sllIee Iimes, twice by lunatics and once
~ hlghwayman. / was buried two
Gays Dy gas explosion in a mine. and
narrowly escaped lynching last wear ip
tAIizona, through mistaken idenfity,
llu -Allu l9ough am over so. and haye
neaIiy lost the use OF my right Ieg bsvo
JUST mad, as / understand. an me r,,|,,'
S5Ity, on which there was no insurance
sgIesl5oyed by fire ia a western town. ''-.i a,,Ii
the doctor in New York to whom ,,'a,'t ,.--1
.a .ilss week Tor an examination nsel,ros ~
i lliag a Wlil soon be ridden from ,.be,,
tl@l,1isilli nevertheless" he addoJ 49,.
.o,,,o aoIiy' Mllne ,., 4 undoubtedly have met
some obstacles IN the past, Il siii Tef,sg 1,sg
70 70 Deheye that luck Is dcainet NJ $3.50
Daylight Land. s' me- r.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
A String Tie,l .or.


The son Of a real estate dealer of G.
Fa1l was married a short time aoo tn
leai estate man owns some propeTtv him.
SELF and, like some other ssiveli fixody ,-lili,
citizens, he has his peculiarities -'-1T6 T5o
marriage occurred In the east ot tho io
home Of the lovely bride, and fbe ~ eve,It e1t
was celebrated there with appronristo ate
[I1eJolcings and the giving Of presents TO to
the young couple. Among the presents to
was very valuable one from tbe lIse briJeo
groom's fond parent, being nothing less
@ tiiah q deed, duly signed, and wifi.
messed messed according to law. trans ms
ierTlng to them several niocas e.r.o
OF gilt edged real estate. This P'TCoS Tos
.G,lsplalyed to the wedding guests amopo
inc other presents, ranged along the fo55
Oh the piano In the parlor. When t5e I
ihaaPPy. young man returned home wifi,
ms bride his generous father had him re- re-
5Tl 11rn the deeds to him and tore them nm
1hey mad fully performed the part tbaTv
were intended to perform, of impressingy
upon the brides relations the fact thai
sne was marrying into a family Of
wealth, to which the parting with 4 few
corner corner lots was matter Of no great con-
Germ All this actually occurred. STRANGE
as II may seem.-St Paul Pioneer Presss
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01

X. II MCDONALD DRUG co
oS2 Washington ST., New Yorl
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s,oal. one 81 Milan Or snovitch's latest 4,
1gsSlcles ,,,;.';as., was 70 appoint N. Christian
ii,,.ile.s5 i,,,.i, 70 Berlin. Ho is the shameleea
ni;Ia.., nii;3D..sia q That particular ono of Fing
,tt,,., -,s....l } c93neuoines whom that monarch
=, 70 force Queen Natalie 10 l,iss
,-a,,,. - R.'Dile anu treat with honor. s'yiss
queen, and divorce followed f''eN '1s
Smyrna times., 1889-05-01
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20 YorI1. PhiIndclnl.i. Il -.

Leave Philadelphia, Old Point EvIra.. !, ~
E % '5 a. many a s bei,more ,e 800 2. IN, Wmingito1n i1
regularly; ana aJ New 1astIr .,,.' i'eiiAar
vig,'" "nd Layton Felton, Harrington riJac
mi,',,, 9ii,g 'ii Se%ord TO leave passenge7s nom
for point, south Of De!mar '''1 ." passengers
S,rji to- j p IN! ais" stops on signal at IaurcI
Da,.,L D1,o,1togH'' trains leave DemarI a @ ail,.
ton H. ~, q, n; rSg,5uIary; arriving at WiminS
phia 30 IL. m '' '-' i'''' ana PhIl8del-
Rrieo,i 1Hs H. a. M train also stops at yeaford
5Iid.iie,i,,g,r e. huntington, Fiction, CLAYTON 8i,I
-nrti -. "" 70 IeaVr Passengers from Iof,t.
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- DRAWINGS ANNTTATTv
WITH 85- 90

-
as irst instalment, paid to as the purchaser se
@ @cuIes group Of five bonds, issued by EuroDeau
oSSeihhehts ana municipali les connected Win
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These bonds represent bona fde Covsr,p,o,,t
loans, Ike the American National debt IA ,r
mIuIns being the interest on thes,. res,eeifi "a
Ntuondl debts, distributed annually alnor,,r bo,
nOlueIs whose bonds are drawn, and which an
is drawn. 'N o'N'@ Dohd
la Each bond therefore must be drawn with at
ieast tle nominal value of The bond %"
Ihe United States courts and the ysrir,g Co..
courts nave decided that these premium bo1dS
are not lotteries i-''N"i ''u"s
Drawing every MONTH
a. me payment Of the first irstalment entities
~ ~ J'ISsSr 10 participate IN all the drawings
-, +-''o ANNOAi'l41. ttebl3m:a
EDW. SANDERS &, CO., BANKERS.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad,
DELASVARE Division

On and after December 10TH 1858 SUNDAYS a,
eeptedJ' trains viii leave as follows e
SOuTUvvARn