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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21


It is said that Boston capitalists are 20
construct an electric lighting plant and ar
electric railway At Dayton, Tenn.
The Michigan penitentiary hiss class OF
fifteen IN telegraphy, originated By one OK
the prisoners. Each convict purchased his
own instrument by working overtime
DR.. Preece, who Is electrician Of the Lon
don and Paris Telephone company, is said
70 have succeeded in establishing conmu-
nlcation across the Solens 70 the Isle OK
Wight. and te!egraphcd, also, across tbs
Severn without wires, merely using earth
plates al sufficient distance apart.
a direct acting electric elevator IS among
the latest electric novelties. The motor IA
suspended beneath the car and Is equiv
alent 10 about 81 horse power, while the
movements CT the car are easily controlled
by switches. Should any accident happen
70 the machinery the gear wheels are Aa-
tomatically locked. and the car stops
One OF the latest applications Of cleo
tricity Is that Of machine for drilling
holes in boilers. in tue sides OF iron vessels,
and in other places where iron or steel istha
msterial to be worked upon The machine
has its own holdingon magnets, and it may
be swung over the side Of a ship or placed
on the surface OF a boiler, where It viii
stick without the necessity OF clampinS-
A German electrician. Herr Guleher has
made a themo-eiectric battery giving
power equivalent 20 los per cent Of the
heat employed. and hopes 70 exhibit at the
Frankfort exposition a battery which viii
yield at least 5 per cent net effect, With
an economical source Of heat this inventor
believes that his thermo-eleotsso battery
will even excel the dynamo machine Ia
efficiency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21
HAITIAN AFFAIRS

PARIS June 20-The Havtian minister
here has received a letter from the Havtian
state department, saying that on Corpus
Christi day, May %, President Hippolyte
was attending religious services at the
cathedral, when a band of desperadoes.
headed by an obscure" general named
Sully Guerriror, attacked the prison,
forced open the door and liberated the
prisoners The band then started to the
presidential palace, hoping to surprise and
assassinate President Hippolyte and the
cabinet ministers. The latter promptly
modified the forces and soon suppressed
the revolt. The leaders of the revolution
airy movement were placed under arrest,
as were also a number of the band Presi-
dent Hippolyte led the attack upon the
revolutionistS on horseback. and in the
midst of a hail of bullets gave proof of ex-
traordinary courage. The letter further
states that the country is quiet and will
remain so.
WASHINGTON, June 2o.-No official in.
formation has been received here of the
mooted Intervention of European powers
in Haytian affairs. There IS still a strong
belief that the Haytians will be able to re-
store order without outside interference.
AS to the attitude of the United States
government toward the reported contem-
plated action of European nations, moth
ing can be predicted until it is definitely
known what shape this action will as
sumo. If it should be true that the pres
ent ruler Of Hayti is mentally irrespoRsi-
bic and has uujustly visited his wrath
upon foreign residents, IL certainly Is I'M
likely that { be Monroe doctrine wlll be
invoked 20 protect him from the conse-
Quences OF his acts. 1t was never main
tanned that this doctrine set aside the fun
damental right OF nation 10 protect its
subjects from maltreatment and abuse of
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MASCULINE MENTION.

Mr. Ow Is q 0ty councilman Of Eldorados
Kan.
Ex-Presiarnt Cleveland hAs arernArkahls
memory for faces.
The taIlest nan IN Parsons. Kan. "a
named a. Short Inch
William Waldorf Astor, the head Of his
family. is the greatest real estate owner in
the world.
Judge Cooley, Of The interstate commerce
commission, h said TO BE- "a gray old shad-
Ow" Of his former self, so poeE is his health-
Leopold Bloom, tho millionaire wheat
speculator of Chicago, has retired from
business He says that he has made money
enough.
Ex-senator Blair is a sandy haired man.
with flowing beard that Is sprinkled with
gray. He Is fifty-six years cid. and has
served two terms in each houss Of congress.
Judge Wallace, Of the United States cir.
cult court, b in the hfties. above average
height. slender and OF fine appearance. His
hair and mustaoho are iron gray and bic
couBtenanes ruddy.
Benjamin Wood. the New York news.
paper proprietor, though now white hAircsi,
stfa enjoys life 20 the fun. gc~s 70 The thea-
tiers. and is frequently seea INDUCING in q
late supper at Delmonlco's.
John Davenport the well known Pc.
pu b4ican politician, started ia life ~ a Sum
day school teacher 70 Henry Ward Beech
er's church. He Is Of light bald. weighs
lees than 100 pounds end Is an inveterats
smoker.
William J. Uaiues, who was recently
mustered in by the Frank T. Blair Post,
G. A r. Of st. Louis. Is one hundred ana
three years old and a veteran Of tbrse wars.
He Is said TO be the oldest sol,her Ia tina
country.
DIR. Lorin1er. the famous Chicago preach
er. who accepted call 20 n Boston pulpit,
Is a rather small and boyish booking mar,
OF great snergy and agrr~ssiveBess. lie 10
one Of the NEST engaging puiFit orators IN
America
John Loudon MAcadafn. the inventor %
the road that bears his name. iRbored f0s
years 70 perfect BIS ideas, and although The
EugIish parliament voted hlEn $50 GO 10
hardly covered bis oatiRy. His nlonu-
Dsnt is the roads y EsglADd-"
Clarenos n Seward n n nephew Of the
late Secretary II StHs. William n seward.
lie II ore Of the leading lawyers Of New
York aud Amerseas oousssl for tbs Bank
Of England Pie "a II god bright. slezsder.
md has ssEsiY hair. now tarnirg gray.
snd gray n.Ustaehe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21

A becullay fact with refer
ence to DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery IS. that,
unlike sarsaparillas and other
blood medicines. which are
said to be good for the blood
in March, April and May, the
" Discovery works equally
we'll ali tie gar rolad, and
in all cases Of blood-taints or
humors, 10 matter what their
name or nature.
It's the fheabe5t blood
purifier sold through drug
gists.
UIh12 Because it's sold
on beeAziar blan, and you
only pay for The go7d you
get.
Can you ask more9
Golden Medical Discov-
cry" IS d concentrated vege-
table extract, put up in large
bottles; contains no alcohol
to inebriate, 10 syrup or
sugar to derange digestion !;
IS pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or
children.
The Discovery cures al
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, letter,
Salt-rheun, Feyer-sores, W hlte
Swellings. Hip j5int disease
and kindred ailments.
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OPPOSED 10 GROVER

WASHINGTON. June 20-Col James Fl.
Fisher, of Richmond, Va. one OF the lead
ing Democratic workers in that state. said
yesterday when asked about Mr.. Cleve-
lands nomination in 1892:
think know the people OF Virginia
and their political sentiments, as I have
been an active participator in state and
national politics for the past thirty years.
and say emphatically that the people OF
the state do not want Mr.. Cleveland rs the
Dem ocratic candidate for president
Their are few politicians in the state
who advocate him when away from home.
but no such talk for our folks when on
the IL native heath. / see that Hon. &. ID.
Wise has declared for Mr.. Cleveland here
in Washington. but the people of his dis
trict think differently. The Democratic
party cannot afford TO take an eastern
man, especially one so solidly opposed by
the west as is ex-President Cleveland.
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Tue OTTAWA ASSEMBLY.

OTTAWA. Kan, June 20-The fifth day
of the ChaUtSuQaa assembly has been
beautiful aud bright, and the grounds are
in fine condition Prof McClinrocS gave
his lecture on "Browning's Poetry II
was children day. and great company
OF them were entertained oy frank beard
i, one Of his chalk talks There was a
large audience in the evening 70 hear DR.
Hastings, Of Boston, on The Mistakes OF
Moses" DR. Hurlbut breaches at the tab
ernacIs on Sunday morning, In the even
ing there viii be 3 service Of song under
the direction of Dr.. II. +. Palmer. No
gate fees sre taken on Sunday and no spe-
cial attractions ars offered Next week S
program Is filed with lectures, concerts
and entertainments aud closes on Friday
with agricultural day, with speeches by
Senator PETER, Ex-Governor Anthony,
Speaker Elder. President Fairchild and
Chancellor Snow.
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DINNER FOR TWO, APPETITE FOR
ONEw

Said dyspeptic to the waiter, ordering
for self and friend And suppose he had
had an appetite, it would have agonized
him. subsequently, to crafty it o, the
abominable paugs that even little meal
causes the confirmed victim ofindigestion.
Purgatory on earth-no less. Altogether
unnecessary though. Begin at once, sys-
tematically. a course of HOstetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. We uufortUnates with re-
fractory stomachs. In saying this we
merely echo the recorded experience of
thousands who have used the great stom-
achic to their lasting benefit. For the in
action OF a sluggish liver, aud for tardy or
irregular action of the bowels, both very
apt TO accompany dyspepsia. this fine regu-
lator is equally efficient. Malarial COM
plants. kidney trouble. rheumatism and
neuralgia depart when resort is had TO
the Ritrers
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BRIEFS.

The appeal of Miss Gladys Evelyn for a
new trial of her suit against William
Henry Hurlburt has been dismissed with
costs.
Sherman Brooks was publicly hanged
at Louisville, Ga. Friday. for the murder
of another negro named Kelley.
Professor F. H Holder, now in Ger
many, has cabled his acceptance of the
associate professorship of history and socio~
logy in the Kansas State university,
The Kansas millers at their convention
at Newton adopted resolutions request
Secretary Blaine to expedite the consum-
nation of reciprocal trade relations with
Mexico.
John Most. the Anarchist, has com
menced the service of his sentence Of one
year in the penitentiary.
Three domestiCs-Jennie Grossman
Katie keefe and Agnes Sears, aged -, II
and IS years, spectively-were suffocated
in their room IN New York, Friday night,
by escaping gas.
The supreme court of Indiana has set
tied the contest between the new and old
state boards of agriculture, by declaring
that the charter of the old board is per
petual.
Jack Kehoe, Manistee (Mich) saloon
keeper, pounded his mother-in-law to death
yesterday morning with beer bottle. His
wife, who suffered internal injuries and d
fractured skull, will recover.
The twenty-fourth anniversary of the
death Of Maximilisn was COMMUNICATED
in the city Of Mexico by a grand requiem
mass.
The directors Of the National City bank
OF Marshall, Mich, have asked Tor a re-
celver. The shortage is 500 0O0
The case of the prosecution in the trial
OF the six soldiers for killing Hunt. the
Walla Walla wash gambler. IS consia-
cred rather weak
The body of Samuel Miller. a man about
80 years Of age, was found hanging in q
paint shop at Sterling. Kan. yesterday
morning. The cause OF the suicide is m
known.
The next q1adrennisl conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church Will be held
at Omaha, Neb., in May, 1872.
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LEPROSY.

LONDON, June 20.-The report of the
leprosy commission, which has been in
quiring since November last into the con-
ditions under which this disease spreads
and breeds in India, is approaching COM
pletion. The report will present the most
exhaustive scientific study of the subject
ever given to the world. The commission
visited leper hospitals, and studied the
condition of lepers in prisons and streets
and in some or the isolated leper commu-
mites Some thousands of cases have been
examined Microscopical researches We're
made into the distribution of the supposed
bacillus of leprosy, and series of bacteri-
illogical investigations conducted, which
are said TO have had astonishing results,
promising a cure of this hitherto irremedi-
able curse.
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GUATEMALA PLuNnEREn

GUATEMALA, June ga great sensa-
tiou has been caused by the discovery that
81, 000, 600 in bonds have been issued for the
redemption of the treasury notes. instead
of the So 000, 0o0 called for BY the decree
issued by President BarriiIos 10 effect the
change. IL is further stated that Presi-
dent BarrilloS has sold IS, coo 600 worth OF
these bonds at 20 per cent OF their face
value and pockesed the money and has
placed the remainder OF the bonds in the
treasury t0 redeem the notes This piece
of work has caused great indignation and
Barrillos has become more unpopular than
ever
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THE KING TRIAL.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20.-In the King
trial today Kings testimony as 10 an al
tercation before the shooting of David
Poston was completely impeached. a
mum Der of eye witnesses said they saw
no alteration. A number of Memphis
awyers testified as to the clearness Of
lmlnd and legal acumen of the defendan
in his practice in Tennessee courts. Hon.
B. L. Estes, Judge Of the chancery court,
considered Col. Kings digest of the laws
OF Tennessee as the work of a master
mind 1t is thought that the testimony
will be in by Monday and the arguments
begun on Tuesday,
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OHIO DEMOCRATS

CTSCINSATTI. June 20 The Democratic
primaries 70 choose delegates from Hamil-
ton county to the state convention were
held this evening. The primaries were
held by order II the county executive
committee, which ignored the state com
Tnittee in the matter. The issue was be
tween Governor Campbell and Neal, aspir-
ants for gubernatorial hOnors. Not a
single Campbell delegate was elected in
the city. The country Is still 70 be heard
from.
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AN ELEVATED RING.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, June 29.-The roof
of the Palace hotel, 100 feet above the
level of the street, was the scene yesterday
of savage glove fight between two
electricians in the employment of the
company that has the contract for lighting
the largest hotel in the world. 1t seems
that Jim Hines, foreman of the electrical
force, who weighs 40 pounds, had
quarrel with one of his workmen named
Charley Jessup, last week. Charley is
lightweight of 1876 pounds, but he is tall,
wiry, and a fairly good boxer. The diff
ficulty was settled on the hotel roof last
Saturday, the heavyweight being badly
used up in four rounds. He naturally
thirsted for revenge, so today a fight to
finish was arranged. Mutual friends
acted as timekeepers, referee and seconds,
and six ounce gloves were used.
They fought at the southwest corner OF
the hotel roo, which is surrounded by an
ornamental iron railing about as high as
mans chest. All the preliminaries were
carried out in scientific style. The match
was Queensberry rules. When time was
called the big fellow adopted Slavins tao
tics, and rushed his man. He mauled the
lightweight fearfully, getting in some
heavy blows over the heart and on his
wind. The little man was game but II was
painfully evident that he was In the same
fix that Prof Godfrey found himself with
Jake Kilrain. He couldn't reach his man
10 inflict any punishment He made
gallant effort and landed several times on
head and neck. but he accomplished moth
/ ing. In the fourth round be made grand
rally and forced Hines clear TO the railing.
The big man came against the slender
iron support and made il sway dangerous
II. The two clinched. and it looked 20
the spectators as though they would both
crash through the railing and 20 down 20
certain death in the street, over l00 feet
below The timekeeper called time, al
though it lacked half minute OF ful
roQnd. and he warned the men 70 keep
away from the railing.
The remaining four rounds were marked
by heavy punishment for the lighter man,
who was finally knocked dead 10 the world
by fearful blow on the jaw. He didn';
recover consciousness for four minutes.
He isn't satisfied. but wants 70 frh,
again. Il has been agreed that the next
contest shall be in cellar, as the seconds
and others declare they won't risk another
fight on the roof, for fear they may all be
indicted as accessory 10 ma1slaughter.
The fight caused much comment around
the big hotel SIS the roof Is sacred except
TO distinguished tourists, who are allowed
TO use i for observation purposes. Is L
furnishes fine view O. the city and bar
ho-
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QUICK WORK.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June %. Last Tues
day night at 9 O'Clock, John Quesada, alias
John Glanton, walked into the Office OF the
San Antonio Ice factory, in the center OF
the city, held up the clerk At the point Of
pistol and relieved him Of sl7. He spent
the night in the bagnios aud was arrested
the next morning Today he was given
fifteen years at hard labor. QuesadR is q
inent Spanish families of southwestern
Texas and Mexico. who have plenty OF
money. His crime. arrest and conviction
furnish Que of the quickest records in the
criminal annals of Texas.
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saeDslEY AGAIN.

PHILADELPHIA. .Juue 89-Anoiher en-
bezziement OF s-sz4- 90 OF state funds by
Bardsley was discovered today, making 3
grand total Of s569. 90 stolen OF state funds
oy the faithless city treasurer Il is
learned today that the books ot the Key
stone bank do not show what nas become
of n $. 600 90 that BETIlsley deposited
there The grand jury today found two
true bills against Henry Yard. charging
him with conspiracy slth ex-City Treas
ure- Barislsy 10 uaiAwfaily use tbs
public funds
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LORD DUNlO.

LONDON, June 20.-Lord Dunlo has given
it to be understood that he will not take
his seat in the house of lords until his wife
has entirely severed her engagements in
connection with the stage. He declined in
an interview TO state whether he would be
Liberal or Conservative in politics. but
said lie meant to find out soon what those
terms meant. His wife, he added. would
be in the peeresses' gallery, whether those
people liked it or not, and he believed she
would be rather the prettiest in the lot.
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NE 1 EFT

RAPID CITY, S. d. June 20 Mr.. Dryden,
a surveyor of Hall City, had narrow es-
cape from lynching at Silverton, a new
silver camp, Thursday. He attempted TO
survey ont the Harrison claim, now In dis
pute. and was taken from the ground by
the friends of Judd & Scheff, owner OF the
Spokane He was taken 70 a tree near by
at the muzzle of several revolvers and
warned 10 leave the place on penalty of
being hung He left
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"a. RLAlNe,S CONDITION.

BAR HARRoR. Me-, June 20 Mr. Blaine. :
physician says that he has had no relapse,
but IS steadily improving aud Is in better
York
ATCHIsoS, Kas., jane Cox Senator
John J. ingalls,, in discussing Secretary
Blaine's condition yesterday said; The
newspapers think have been misinformed
in regard 70 Mr. Blaine's illness. and they
in turn have misinformed the public. he
is, i'll my opinion, a pretty sick man, but
/ think he will recover IN time for the
presidential nomination"
Mr.. Ingalls, declined to state whether or
not Blaine was his choice
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FAILURES.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 20.-TEe Topeka
Packing house market, Dowding q Whit
lock, proprietors. located a. zoo Kansas
avenue, has closed its doors. Edwin
Knowles, cashier of the Central National
bank. is tenn orary assignee. The schedule
shows the firms liabilities 10 be SOS, l9l,
The assets will just about cover the Aabil-
tiles
LOUISVILLE, June 2o.-Chas l. FRANKIE,
of the broken banking firm OF Theodore
Schwartz & Co. died suddenly today of
heart disease. He was under indictment
for embezzlement in connection with the
trims failure.
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BALMACEDA'S TROOPS REVOLT,

IQUIoUE, June ga revolt has taken
place among President Balmaceda's troops
at Coquimbo. The insurgents killed four
of their officers. Eight hundred men are
said to be marching to Caldera to join the
ranks of the congressional army.
The insurgent warship Esmeralda de-
stroyed the wharf and railroad at Lobos
island. thereby preventing the shipment
of guano by President Balmaceda The
Esmeralda is expected to arrive at Iquique
Monday
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a STRIP RlINOR

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, June cot is
reported this evening that large number
OF cattle owned by J. II. Buggy. which
crossed the Canadian river n few days ago,
were poisoned soon after arriving on the
Cherokee strip. The Associated press re-
porter here has been unable to verify the
report; but the feeling is so great against
those who are feeding on the strip that
some sueh calamity has been expected 70
befall them. Bugby's herd numbers u 600
head
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IHELAnlEs DELIGHTED

Headaches and Fevers, TO cleanse the
system effectually. YET gently, when cos
tive or bilious, or when the blood Is impure
or sluggish. TO permanently cure habitual
constipation. TO awaken the kidneys and
liver 20 healthy activity, without irritat-
ing or weakening them. use Syrup OF Figs.
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COLUMBUS. o. June 20-In the Elliott
murder trial today a farmer named Drake
testified that while he was perched on the
state yard fence he saw w. J. Elliott fire
the first three shots, aud saw T. J. Elliott
follow Osborn TO the hat store, thrust bis
arm through the door and fire.
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property rights when residing in another
country and if the proposed European ac-
ton is limited to the discharge of that
duty, il is improbable that any logical pro-
test could or would be made by the gov
eminent of the United States.
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WEATHER BULLETIN,
UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
WICHITA, KAN, June 20, 1891.

Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Cooler and fair.
The highest temperature was So, the
lowest 500 and the mean II, with
warmer cloudy weather and slight rise in
pressure.
Last year on June 90 the highest temper
allure was 90, the lowest TO- and the mean
50.
Two years ago the corresponding temper
atures were 90, IS" and So
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
June 19.-Forecast until 9 D. m Sunday.
For Missouri and kansss-Light show
ers, warmer, southerly winds.
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NNchERs ACQUITTED

WALLA WALLA, June 0.-The jury in
the case Of the six soldiers on trial For the
lynching Of j. Hunt, April "A. returned n
verdict OF not guilty this afternoon