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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Scattering kilograms.

Flint--Ball, Republican, carries Gen
nesse county by 500.
Flnt-Stout, Democrat, for Congress i,
carries Gennesse county by n small ma :
jorty.
Schoolcraft county-Democratic by
2l0 majority.
Manistee gives Winans $50. four years
ago II gave the Democrats $40.
Houghton cOunty-The returns give
Turner about 600.
Ksweenaw county gives Turner about
200 majority out OF three hundred
votes.
Ionia county-The Republicans get
about 100 plurality on Governor and
Congressman.
Traverse City-furner's majority in
Traverse township, l52. Balance of
ticket, i64.
Cas- county gives Turner 40 plurality.
candidate 9S.
Houghton County-This county gives
Turner a majority of 500, double what
II vss two years ago.
Detroit, p. m.-LatCst figures on
sheriff, Wayne county, give Hanley
Dem. 100 majority.
DrIOlbs AstD - H. " vie NtAltf {.
mplete: Hanley, Dem, for sheriff ,
ell ctvd by 257 majority.
DetrOlt-Reports from Pontiac say
tne entire Democratic ticket ls electe q
IN Oakland county, and that Stout 1.
elected 70 Congress.
Petrot--A telephone dispatch re-
oeivcd 81 80 p. m, ssys that Moore,
Gardner and Berry are about l5oJ
ahead OF the Republican ticket, while
[ Turner is about that much behind fu
the city. The bulletins report Demo
crstc gains in the Upper Peninsula.
So,wassse County Wilcox carries
/ the county BY 100 majority. One Re
/ publican and one Democrat elected 70
I the Legislature. The Republican ooun-
Z " ticket IS eject d.
Dslts township. Eaton county. gives
/ Turner majority, Linton 81. Gardner
a., Moore s., GiddlnEs q, Cahiil 81.
( Endre fusion tckst, Democratic an1
+ Tndustrial. elected.
Locke alp-Winsas gets 2 ma.
! 5oFisv. The Repabl tcAas xet ths bai
+ ance Of TIE state tekes y a. sverzge
uf IS p31rsstv.
Ftrnx CoexTY-~frixes Turner 1000
piuralty. the largest ever gwen a Re.
pueikcsn candidate It's a regoAaT
4 snsfsIsde.
SHsAekssEE - sassvsSes towusfsz
gave Turner. 4}ovsTnor. ls5. Wsnsa'
40. Partridge 81, Sslaea y. Llss41en
anf (rovsrnor -. sfreax p
I Ncf5regcr - ttse CeaxTess
I rae~-af * 1fs. Yrounsns 81.
M4=1<-wtasr sor.. IS pl4Tslssv
Se~st - - - xlss a. Fsss pe.isss4s
/ g. "a so Fs9focx. Tfza ssss fncs
sfses Ts n-ssocrsssc ? ara o.. Nes&y
/ glves TnrseT - p.ar.sy, TEise 0sS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Attend the Asphalt masquerade.
Two Barns Burned.

Special TO the TrLEsRAs- HrRsLD:
GRAND LEDGE, Mich. 1.-Two barns
were burned this morning about
O'Clock, one belonging to J. ;. Holmes
and one to y. Kenyan. Both were a
total loss, including contents. In
Holmes barn, fine horse belonging 10
DR.. L. F. Allen and COW belonging to
Holmes were burned. together with
three tons of hay. two hundred tons OF
corn, fifty tons Of oats. buggy, harness,
saddle and bridle, and various other
things. No insurance on either bulid-
ing. 1t begins u look sF though Grand
Ledge had "hre-bug." 1hese make
the fifth barns which have burned IN a
short time.--Repuaicau plurality IN
thIs township on state ticket u from ~
TO SO. On county Industrial and Demo
cratic (only one ucketl about l65, over
Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

Special 70 the TTIHGEAx- -HERALp;
ADRIAN, Mich, Nov. 5.-Seventeen
towns anc wards in Lenawee county
heard from, leaving nine not yet
counted. give Turner 2975; Winsns,
32s3. For Congress. Allen, S04S; Ger
man. 1888. Five of the towns not IN
are accounted Democratic and four are
Republican. The Prohibition vote is
almost double everywhere. The Demo
Gratis elect all their county ticket except
register of deeds, and the three men,
hers of the Legislature in the towns
above. A. w. Smiths majority for
register is small, only four votes. Geo.
b. Horton, Republican, for State SEN
stor, ls also behind, although ii is be-
lieved the balance of the returns will
possibly elect him. Morrow's majority
so far is III.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

gives W>azns 10. sna Ieslle gives only
lz5 Rspablsc3n pluEsEg. Prospects
are that the Dem crate ooanty tcket
ssh b elected ~ Sc plurality, except
lng Bates.
sixteen preesaets Ia Saginaw county
gives Wnans So. TIE same precincts
gave SIS two wears Ago.
Later ana more complete returns re-
eeisea Al Lansing say that sio precincts,
including conpsete returns frosn Wayne
county, give Iurner ooseiS, Mlnsns,
So 81.
The Democ-sts claim Congressmen n
the flrst. Second, Fifth, seventh ana
Tenth districts, and the kepuollcans
ciaim the Third, Fourth, Eigath, Ainth
and Eleventh, and the SIXTH Is very
close
Cleveland Democrats elect thirteen
congressman; gain of eight
Des Molnes, lathe Democratic
gam 50 far IS SOFA; the Republicans
clam the State.
indianapolis, lnd.-The Democrats
elect ten Representatives and two Con-
gressmen; one district is IN douht.
SAN FRANcIsco, Cal.--Msrkham, Re
publican, for Governor. is elected 10y
large majority.
COLUMBUs.-I morning reports
from Mckinley's district indicate Ne
klnley aud Foster are both defeated.
Hartford. Conn.-Mprris, Democrat
Tor Governor, lacks SOS Of a majority,
which throws the election with the leg
lslature, which Is Republican. The
Senate is Democratic. The Democrats
carry three Congressional districts.
CTNCfNNATI.-Ohlo elects eight Re
publican and twelve Democratic Con-
gressmen.
New lork-The latest corrected re-
turns from the various assembly dis
trlct give the Democrats o. and the
Republicans 81 members. This will
make the Legislature a tie on JOINT bal
lots.
Massillon. O.-The Democrats do not
concede McKinley's election. bat clam
plurality of 234 IN his district. The
Republicans still clam his election.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
STATE AND NATION
A Folltiasl Whirlwind Has struck
ths Republicans.
TIE PRICE OF CREPE HlS cosE uP
nsAi1isys Dsk.4s cs1esdsds bat sosh-
fs< ~ erss Over spit~ OF ths Ia
r<Aas1s 0sFrY 44sasFta< a- Lss~-
~ oalF zss-Gs4ata4s tAs stsias


Special - ths I,EAssz.s a ssALs-
Dsrhou, Nov. A--II05 p MT =
nox clearly seen tb4E Ia Michigan, as
Ia ssvsral other states, = political
whirlwind struck tne Republican pros
pects. It lo0ks as Il the Democrats
have walked on siEh the 6overnOrsn p,
pCsslbiy tne Leslsl.ture, and Al least
ave cat Of eieyea COnsressmen. No
such victory hss been rolled IA py
Michigan Democrat. snce The kspuD-
lean party va formed IN 1884. In ali
tness wears the only defeat sxpeTic need
by the Republicans uas IA 1882, when
Bsogis xas elected on a fusion ticket.
Secretary bates, OF the Republican state
Ceutra Committee. stlll had hope late
teis afternoon. I'VE have not yet
gwen up hope" be sid, and shall not
concede MlRans' election until We
have more definite returns than
have thus far been obtained. =
Senator Palmer said 60 the
TELE0EAM-H II ERALD: 1.-The result OF
thls election . only a natural re-
bound from the sweeping kepuo.ic@n
majority rolled up twO years ago. IL
- "a oil yexr-the year when Repubil-
cans always kick up their pranxs.
''Did the Mckinley bill have any effect
In determining the .esulL, DO you
think2' sYes, & probably did IN the
districts where it wasn't understood.
Bot ia good effects will be seen two
wears hence. The North ls naturally
IN favor OF protection, and st the next
Presidential election Will probably win
an old-tlme victory. l dOn'tthink that
10 can be construed ss a rebuke To the
Republicans" The Democrats have
Wayne county IN their pocket. Every
Republican on tie county ticket is de-
feated, but through the cumulative sys-
tenn of voting they succeeded in captur-
ing four Representatives 10 the legisla-
ture, whilethe Democrats elected seven.
The Democrats elect two Senators,
Smith and Park, and the Republicans
one, Weiss. The Board of Aldermen
will remain AS az present, sixteen Dem
ocrats, fifteen Republicans, one inde-
pendent. In the First Congressional
district Baker. Rep. "a showed under
by Chipman, Dem, to the tune of 5000
mJOrity, and the latter salesman cele-
brated ms victory today in true Demo
cratic style by becoming full OF some
thing thicker than enthusiasm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Attend the Asphalt masquerade.
A BIG SUIT.
White, Friant 6 Leteliier Sued by O
Former Employe.

White, Friant 6 Leteliier Sued by a
Former Employe.
Suit was begun yesterday in the cir
cult court by James Smith against
White, Friant q Letellier for $4,000
Smith alleges in his declaration that
he was formerly an employe of defend
ant at Rose Lake, 0sceoia county,
Mich. He says that he was injured
while hauling logs out of the river into
the mill, through the carelessness of
defen lants' employees. While about to
search around the drum about which
the chain revolved, and which was ut
the time in stationary state, the
machinery was started carelessly. and
the consequence was that plaintiff was
badly laseerated III the arm and hand.
Smith claims that his damage is $40,
600
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, O.-The Republican State
ceved from five counties, and the
balance estimated, claim that the Re-
publican plurality on the head OF the
State ticket will be between 1000 and
10000. The committee comedies the
defeat of Mckinley by about 200 and
Foster by rs or 100.
The Democratic candidates in the other
close Congressional districts received
majoritles ranging from 500 upwards,
with the exception of Cosgrove, OF Gin
cinnati, who Is defeated by Storer,
Rep, by 200. One of the most remark
able Democratic gain was in the
Eleventh district.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Eaton County.

Specisl 20 the TELEgRAx-HERALo.
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 5, 300 p. NJ
Gen. Alger telegraphs that Eaton
county has gone Republican by about
1000. 1t IS the largest plurality ever
given any Republican candidate in the
county. The Democrats in Detroit
claim the First. Second, Fifth. Seventh
aud Tenth Congressional districts. The
Sixth Is verv close. Schoolcraft county
IS reported Democratic by 2l0 majority
At Kalamazoo Yaple is claimed to be
elected by 400 majority. Turner's ma
jority IN Traverse county is l52, the
balance of ticket, l64. Returns give
Turner 600 majority in Houghton
county. In Iona county the Republi-
cans get about 100 plurality on Gov
ernor and Congressmen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

Articles Of Association.

The Imperis Oh and Coal company
filed articles Of association with the
county clerk yesterday. The apltai
stock is limited to $50, 900, and $4,000
of this amount is already paid in. Il
u divided into 20,0l0 shares at IS each.
The incorporates are Ed~a4d J..
Brisx.. Andrew ! Bovine. Tho nas =.
Perry, William Sears. Orsangs 8fkIns.
Fred Y. Howard. hoiding o. shares
each: James J.. Hsmlton ~ anl II
Grznhv. leah p Hamilton " Hsrd A.
Liliebr8co of Df troal. hol1ars q
1000 shares each. sd Alfred - hath-
bone and H0bert Briggs. goo esc TIE
directors are A. J. Bovine. IE r.
Perry. Willard n. etTdge. ssInss
l.. Hamilton snd EdvsId 3. zgs.
The company = orgsBlzed r. here oF
d for cosI ard pe- -re8eufn wherever
tbey n1sg choose ~ TIE United States
q tsfrIfoTies
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

MusKreox. Mich. Nov. 5--Muskegoa
county. complste except Dalton, Eg
rleston and Frui;land townships, gives
Turner 2.s26, winsns S,ips, Partridge
sSl Beldsn a Congressman Cuschson
2ss2 and Wheeler 3i44. state senator
Denhsrdsr sS7i and Porter 3252- In
the FIRST Representative district. +. "
Cook, Democrat. nss 597 plurality. In
the Second district Thatcher, Demo
crst. = elected ~ small plurality.
The Democrats elect their entire county
tcket exceut sheriff
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Afternoon.


Special TO the TELEGRAN HERALp.
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 5, 2:45 p. m.-
Late advices from Detroit give the re
suit of 416 precincts, including Wayne
county, 56.6l3 for Turner and 59,677
Tor Winans. Keeweenaw county gives
Turner 200 plurality, Cass county gives
Tuxner 80, and Msnist, gives less
than 900 Democratic. Four years ago
Manistee gave over $50 to the Demo
crats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Call for the Committee.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-By direction of
Representative Cannon, chairman of
the House Committee on Appropria-
tons, notice has been sent to members
of the committee requesting them to
meet in Washington on Thursday,
November 80, to begin preparation for
the regular general appropriation bills.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
At Hudsonyille.
Special 10 the TxtksRAN

Special 20 the IKtkGRAN-HERAL
HUDsoNvnLE, Mich, Nov. g.
Georgetown: Turner. 166; Winans, 179;
Partridge, 20. Watkins, 172; Ford, 207.
jamestown: Turner, l42; Winans. 15s;
Partridge, q. Watkins, 1879; Ford, 1871
The Legislative and county tickets have
about the same average. Biendon
township gives 25 to 35 Democratic
majority.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
At Ionia.
Special 70 the TursR.s.Ixa,tp.

Special 70 the TEEsRAs-t ERALD;
IONA, Mich, Nov. 5. 2:45 p. m.-Tur-
ner's plurality in this county, three
towns estimated, is s and Watkins 75.
All the Republican county ticket Is
elected. Hawley, Rep, elected repre-
sentative IN the western district and
D0reEus. Dem, in the eastern. Toan,
Rep, for the Senate, estimates ais piur-
alltY st 200.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Saginaw.
Special TO the TrLrsnAn-HxRALp.

Special 20 the IrLEGRAH- ERALD.
SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. 5.-Everything
points to a complete Democratic VIC
tory. From returns so far in, it looks
as though Winans had IN the neighbor-
hood of 1900 majority in Saginaw
county, while the vote on Congress
men, as between Bliss and Youmans, is
so close that 1t is impossible to tell yet
who is ahead in the district. The en-
tire Democratic county ucketis elected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
From Detroit.

Special 20 the TEiEssAs-HEasLn.
DErRoTr. Nov. 5.--ll2 m. The Tri-
bune comedies the election of Winans.
Chairman CRmpau claims the state
Democratic by 5000. Chipmsn, Cor
man. Whiting and Weseock sure. The
enbre Democratic county tic ket elected.
The Republicans elect four members of
the Legislature, ey cumulative vote
out Of seven IN the city. Stout, OF the
slxth, is probably elected. Eighth in
fDuh>
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

Brs RkFrps. Mich.. N6v. s.-Necos,s
county xvrs Turner 4 led. NlnAas as,
Psrtridxe $50. aud Beldinx 30. For
congress. Cutcheon 1871. Wheeler SO.
ard Bronson 100. witn one ward s0d
I've townships - hesr from. Tbs
makes TIA county Republican on Gov
error and Congressman from 500 -
f5t Brown. Democratic card ,dsss for
Stzts Senstor. carries tie county - 2
siasai his-crisv. SuEto. Sepuel>c8o. .
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
This is Better.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 5.-Private
dispatches received here tonight from
San Francisco say that five out of SIX
Republican Congressmen from that
State are elected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

SPECIAL to the TsLEskAH HskAID.
fkNTwsrEz, Mieh., Nov. 5.-Pent-
va township gives wlnans loo, fur.
neF ll5, Partridge So, and the Repab-
leans elect sll the county ticket except
sheriff and surveyor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

Gsrysilnk . sanes<nt majority . n
a. E<pxsssasaEss "a ths Ers. dxtrsei.
eok b&ldsla "A sn~ sseea1 disdet sP-
ps&rs - Dc heated ~ kalsooFds llea-
ocTsts taooxa oas EVA - as&f IIoa1
nzF pal hLn sarouxA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Al Otsaro.


Special - she eTEtEasawHrs.tn.
OTsEgo. Mich, Nov. 5.-Otsego goes
Republican entire, knocking ont al
three other tickets It = the best ma
iority for yesrs Watkins has rs pla
ralily. The Allegsn county Repubh-
can ticket a al elected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

Special 20 IN, TELEss.xTsEALo:
MTnDLEvuIz, Mich, Nov. 5.-The
Republican ticket hss about 10 ma jOr-
ity. J. II. McKevitt, for sheriff, has
2o5 majority and HsDdrick. circuit
court Commissioner, about $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
More Cyclone.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov, 5.-The Re-
publican candidate for Governor is
beaten. Six out of seven Congressional
candidates are defeated. Senator In
gall's reelection is the subject of grave
doubt. That is the situation in Kansas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Chsbovran.

special 60 The Ts1Eassg-HsssLnr
CHERoyesx. Nich., New 5.-Five
townships and three wards IN this city
Uve Turner tI2. Wlasns. 4s5. For
Congrrss, Humphrey. Rep. 4S5; Wss-
dock, Dem, 463.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Illinois.

DASvILLE, H., Nov. 5, 70 p. M
Complete and official returns from all
the counties in this Congressional dis
trict give Bussey a plurality over Can
non of between 500 and 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

A au8e q svi5sntly lsrastsd sq1estris--
r,s~rrz 49, ssvst hsriaz s0~se a. E~-
sry staE. TIE ks.@@4 irsseted that hs
st.ozsd eay - hsrs IN asvAnce. s'Oh,
20 sozt trpst r. rerhs-e vsu ths1k
Ti3 oszss lsack v1Easuf fae fs-ss7
.'Ses e. a2L n. jpEt ~ cTTsoes =.
Tsx. af~s1d - kor~r ~ c0zas haek
- tssof yss. --ss3E@
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Revised Footings.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. 5.-Revised
footings of the Congressional vote in
the Fourth district gives Congressman
Burrows, Rep, AIS plurality over Yaple.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
At whitehall


ePseasl = tes fxLEeE4 ksz.1D@
WHtxsEAL1. Aleh.. Nov. She
township ef Hniteball sent kepaD-
liesn. Town Of Fraitlsnd vent Re
paoliesn. Town Of Bloc Lake went
Republican. Town OF AoatAsas. Dem
ocF2sie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
THIS Is PLEASANT.
The Next Congress TO Have a Dem
ocratic Majority of $50.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns re-
ceived up 10 midnight would indicate
that the Democrats nave majority of
over $50 in the next Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Roscomnon

RoscoNMoN. Mich, Nov. 5.-As far as
heard from RoscOmmOn county gives
Turner l49, Wlnzns l22. Humphrey,
Republican for Congress, 69i Weadock.
%
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Midland

NrrhsxD. Mich, Nov. s-Nhilsnd
county E'ves Turner ssi. W1nans 49,.
Partridge =. snd Beld-n ia BIS,
for Congress. 752. Youmsns So, and
sssssth ls. kixs townships are not yet
nSsrf froua.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Monroe.

MONROE, Mich, Nov. 5. - Monroe
county Will give 500 Democratic major
lty on the entire ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
CLO4K DEPARTMENT.

Ne ofey for the consideration 0fhEe ba6-
hc se0e,mI lines 0f outer Garments at exceb-
houaAy l0aO prizes.
One lot Ladies jackets, all sizes, nicey
fnzshed, qoar1n and durable, regular brzces IS
10 s.; take your chOtce for $3.50 each.
One lot Ladies Winter Stock1net jackets,
usual Ib,1ce $3.50 TO $40; sale brace ss4.~o.
We also include IN this sale SO Of an, fam
0us Plush S0cqueS, 5Ohach 7oe shall otey at
the unprecedented AO70 Prize Of $4,000.
Regular b,1ce 5000.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
Clare

HARnsoS. Mieh.. Nov. 5.-Slx town
ships n Clare county give Turner tIl.
and Wlnsns $50, and Humphrey e7S,
and Weadock 33l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

sres'-f - sAs- -1s.-s.sssE- Z sRsLss -
- AEHEeEv. Va. Nev. 5Ztn*ssc
eeanty Eve- Essner a. siurslitv sn.e
MatE1rs Ia sna rscted the enFre
Fepub caa oeuatr ~@keE Etaeo gfvse
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

{ PAw Pku, Nvh.. Nav s-Paw Psv
rzves Tarn y -. wsnsns ~. Parfridxe
- BaFfeNs -. sca Yse,r "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

eS0~cfsi - tss Ke<kzrs
+Gsy1esD. h1ch-. Nev. 5-otsego
counsy rv-s Turner, -, Wnsss, sse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

We are determined to make tbs sale inter-
esf1ng to purchasers, and haze maykea 1he
qooas at a b,7ce that aozH dear item at Once.
SPRING q CoMPANN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

ne ad51se eayL Lbuychasang. as the erfyene
Io5O b17cc sozH cyeate a h7eiy armand.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
Antics of the Lemur.

No beast that ever saw was more fond OF
play than the little Malagasy, not even q
lively kitten, observes a popular writer.
From the moment bis door was opened until
he was shut in for the night he often gave his
mind to q constant succession of pranks. He
scraped the beads off our dress trimmings
with his comb like teeth, and he slapped or
pulled books or work out of our hands, and
especially liked to frohc in ones lap, lying
on his back, kicking with all fours pretend
ing to bite, and even turning somersaults or
indulgiug in the most peculiar little leaps. In
the latter lie flung out his arms, dropped his
head on one side in bewitching way, turned
half around il the air and came down in the
spot he started from, the whole performance
SO sudden, apparently SO involuntary, and his
face SO grave ali the time, it seemed as il
spring had gone off inside with which his
will had nothing to do.
A favorite plaything with the lemur was
window shade. He began by jumping up to
the fringe, selzing it and swinging back and
forth. One day be learned by accident that
he could set it off," and then his extreme
pleasure was TO snatch at it with SO muct
force as to start the spring, when he instant
iy let go and made one bound to the other
side of the room or to the mantel, where be
sat looking the picture Of innocence, while
the released shade ~prang to the top and went
over and over the rod We could never pre-
vent his carrying out this little programme,
and we drew down one shade only to have
aim slyly set off anotner the next INSTANT
MeI1Ien Journal
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
A Great Money Saver.

Eyes, old Commodore Vanderbilt waS Q
money getter and money saver,n said an
old time Wall street operator to select
circle of young men who were watching the
tape in a downtown Office. he looked
after the nickels, and the dimes and dollars
followed after 1t was in 1862, think, when
concluded to take a trip to Europe, and
didn't want to impair my capital-wanted
TO make my expenses, you know. l had
dealt considerable in Mr. Vanderbilt's pet
New York Central and had an idea that he
would make a deal in it wnile | was gone.
So | drew my check for 81 coo and had it
certified, Went to Eanderbilt's Office and
presented put for him to sign. 1t was on
1000 shares OF Central at the closing price
on the day before. He hemmed and hawed;
said he didn't like to do business that way.
Finally, as a favor, he would do it at / per
cent. below the closing. l agreed. He was
those days the government required war
stamp of five cents on a contract. Wander
bilt rewrote the put-he wanted it his own
way-then took a penknife, and for more
than ten minutes was busy removing the five
cent stamp on The put ! cad prepared. Then
with a characteristic grant of satisfaction,
There's five cents saveJ, ne glued the stamp
me the put, saying: There's money for you
in this contract; good morning. and | was
gone. In less than ninety days the stock had
eighty points, but had sold long
before. "-Exchange.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-01
A MISSIONARY FROM JAPAN.

DR.. Henry Lanng, wife and family of
Osaka, Japan, were in the city Monday
and left over the Santa Fe yesterday for n
visit to relatives in New York and Vir-
ginia. While here they were the guests
OF their friends Mr.. and Mrs S. E. Hub
bard. The doctor though a young man
has spent seventeen years in Japan aud is
IN charge of large hospital at Osaka
under the auspices of the missionary
society of the Protestant Episcopal church
He reports the mission work there as very
successful, and says their society have
seven Episcopal churches in that city.
During their long residence in Japan the
doctor and his worthy wife have inaugur-
ated and carried forward to success a
great work, the fruits of which will be
more and more apparent as the years go
by. and the rest they are now taking is a
well earned one.
DR.. Laning expressed surprise at the
many changes and Improvements seen on
every hand in southern Kansas since he
passed through ii seven years ago, and
especially noted the rapid advancement in
the city of Wichita, which he seemed to
think gave promise of future greatness.