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DR. ]. 81. TERRILL

DISEASES OF wOMES-Dr. Terrin has made
diseases o. women a speciality for the past twenty
years and wishes % state that he has al the lats
Instruments Batteries Electrodes. etc, for their
successful treatment. including Ffbroid Tumors.
Dlsplacernents Enla-gementS. Prolapsas, Ulcera-
tons. Luecorrhcea, Diseases OF tho oyares Painful
Irregular or Profuss Menstruation. Etc. Dr.. Ter
TiiI has recently spent several months in the large
hospitals OF the in the special study OF electric
fly and IS the only physician in the southwest thor
oughly familiar with its scientific application
NERVOUS DISEASES-Dr. TerriN wishes 20 call
the attention Of those suffering from Nervous Dis
eases Paralysis Nervous Prostrstion, etc. 70 the
wonderful curative effects TO be derived from elee-
trlciIy when scientifically applied and desires TO
state that he makes the application OF electricity
in Nervous Diseases special feature OF his practice
The Dr. has the finest nfty cell diamond carbon bat
terry ever seen in the west. and ali the appliances
especially adapted to treatment Of Lost Manhood
or Seminal Weakness which he quickly and perTna-
nently cures by the aid Of electricity.
I CATARRH-Every case OF Catarrh Is durable II
;properiy treated Dr. TeGriu uses Holley'S new
treatment.
SKIN DIsEASES-of all kinds cured when others
have failed.
PILES. FISTULA. and all rectal diseases cured
No knife no pain A cure guaranteed.
q URETHRAL STRUCTURE quickly and perma-
nently cured by electrolysis. No cutting. pain.
no money until cured
CHRONIC DISEASES-Bronchtls, Asthma. Hay
Fever all throat and lung troubles. Dyspepsia Dis
eases OF the Bowels. Heart and Liver. rheumatism,
Dropsy. Brghts Disease. Bladder, Kidney and Cri-
nary Diseases. Blood Poison and Private diseases
SYPHILIS-That dread disease OF mankind
quickly and permanently cured by the new treat
ment without the poisonous drugs OF days gone by.
Medicines sent to ali parts OF the country. Consul
alton free. Send for question blank.
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NEW FEDERAL APPELLATE COURT.

CHICAGO. June 12-It was officially an
nounced yesterday that Justice Harlan
would be in Chicago next Monday, when
the new federal appellate court will be
organized. The appellate court here will
consist of Justice Harlan, Judge Gresham
and another judge yet to be appointed
They will have jurisdiction in all cases eX-
cept where constitutional questions are
involved, and such cases will go direct to
the supreme court. The question wheth-
er the judges will wear robes will probably
be considered next week. when Justice
Harlan arrives" said Judge Gresham to-
day; but do not know what will be done
| believe it has been decided that the New
York and New England appellate court
judges will be robed. None of the judges
of the United States courts in the west
were ever robed. although before the war
many of the state court judges were thus
dignified.' A marshal, clerk and court
reporter will be appointed There being
no cases awaiting the consideration of the
court, no other business viii be trans
acted.
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CANADIAN POLITICS.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 12.-So far as learned
Lord Stanley has not yet called upon any
person to form ministry. Sir John
Thompson, minister of justice, had long
conference with the governor general to-
day, but said the conference related simply
to departmental business.
MONTREAL, June 12.-There is move
ment on foot here to perpetuate the name
Of Sir John Macdonald by establishing an
organization. to be known as the Maple
Leaf League of Canada, on the same prin-
ciple as the Primrose League of Great
Britain. 1t is also proposed that June 6
be observed as national holiday In COM
memoration of the late premier.
OTTAWA, Can, June 12.-1t looks now
as if Sir Charles. Upper will be the next
premier. 1t is believed the governor gen
eral has called upon Sir Charles to form
ministry.
OTTAWA, June 12-The governor gen
eral, Sir John Thomson and Hon. j. j.
c. Abbott met by appointment in the
formers Office in the eastern depart
mental block at 5:15 this afternoon. The
conference lasted half an hour The Asso-
cated press is authorized to state that an
official announcement with regard to tho
premiership will be made some time
tomorrow It's believed that Sir John
Thompson has been called upon to form a
ministry.
For disordered liver try BEECHAM'S
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THE LABOR CONGRESS.

CHICAGO, June 12.-An address was is
sued today by the general committee of
the labor congress which is to be held here
during the worlds fair. 1t says that
ample accommodation will be provided
for all labor organizations which may de-
sire TO hold congresses Of their own under
properly constituted authorities. Che
general labor congress will be arranged
with the cooperation of the most distin-
guished and most widely known leaders in
the industrial world
Among the topics to be considered are
the steps in the industrial advance from
slavery through serfdom to the wage sys-
TEN; an exposition of the proposed consti
tutional modes of escape from the ac-
knowledged evils of the wage system;
conditions, rights privileges and adyant-
ages of labor; public economies as related
to labor; labor legislation women's labor,
and the practicability of worlds labor
organization, wherein the toilers of all
lands may strive together for the univer-
sal peace, comfort and elevation Of the
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onp. and believed him in every way fit.

long, and believed him in every way fit. /
have borrowed no money from the Spring
Garden bank, but it is probable that
certain accommodation notes on which am
responsible are in that institution. If so, |
am simply among the losers by the bank S
failure which regret"
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-W. p. Drew,
national bank examiner, was seen this
evening in regard to the statement attrib-
uted to him by Gen. Wagner this after
noon, in his testimony before the councils
committee, that Assistant Secretary Net
tleton was large borrower of the Spring
Garden bank. When first asked if he had
made such a statement to Gen. Wagner,
Col. Drew said it was absolutely false that
he had ever told Gen. Wagner such a
thing.
Co.. Drew afterwards withdrew his de
nial, and qualified it by saying that he
had no recollection of having said any
thing on the subject, but would neither
deny nor affirm it. Col. Drew was asked:
rs it so that Gen. Nettleton was bor-
rover of the bank" II can't answer a
question like that. / am not allowed to do
So" replied Col Drew.
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EAll lIRES-

OMAHA, Neb., June 12.-The Central
National bank, of Broken Bow, Neb.,
closed its doors this morning. opartlcu-
lars are yet obtainable.
BROKEN Bow, Neb., June 12-The Cen
tral National bank closed its doors this
morning on an order from the comptroller
of currency at Washington. John Nc
Hughes, United States bank examiner, has
taken charge of the institution. Crop
failures last year and poor investments led
to the failure 1t is believed, however,
that the depositors will be paid in full aud
that the stockholders will lose but little.
New YORK, June 12.-The London cloth
ing store, at Nos. 81 and IS Bowery, and
Mack & Co, clothiers, at 433 to 437 Broad
way, both owned by Isaac Rosenheim and
Isaac Mack, assigned today. Dull trade
and unfortunate note endorsements are
given as the causes of the failure. Mr..
Mack says the firms liabilities are be-
tween S250,00O and S275 900, only 10 per
cent being borrowed money. The assets
are not made public.
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TIE LATEST EPAIIn

PITTSBURG. Pa, June l2-Father Mol
iinger, the priest t-physlcian, made a state
meut from the steps of the school house
today. He said that no preference would
be shown 10 any one. Rich and poor were
equal ia his eyes. Money could nos pur-
chase an audience with and blessing from
him. TIE weak and the most sorely af-
hlcted were the ones who would be at
tended 20 first. At the parochial school
today the people struggled in crowds FOR a
place near the door The wouder Is that
half dozen babies borne in their mothers
arms were not severely hurt. and that only
one woman tainted. The crowd did not
look like one Of invalidS. Male and female
lnvallds climbed into the house through
windows eight feet from the ground.
Mrs. Francis Hine. OF Waterloo. y Y.
returned home today. She was able TO
walk about without trouble. and thinks
the cure effected on "Wednesday will be
permanent. She had been helpless for
seven years. IL Is thought to be imposSi-
BILE for the priest physician 20 see ali the
visitors tomorrow, even by sitting up un-
til midnight, as he did last year This is
ST. Anthony's day. and an immense crowd
Is expected 70 be present at the church.
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HAPRISON'S ENEMIES

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June l2-Au i'm
portant secret political conference was
held in this city yesterday by prominent
Republicans from Ohio. Kentucky, Ill:-
nois and Michigan, opposed to the renom-
ination Of Gen. Harrison. Gen Alger was
represented by three Michigan Republi-
cans who propose to combine with the
Gresham element in the states named and
send a solid Gresham delegation to the
next national convention. Ex-Con gress-
man Conger was here from Ohio. James
NcNulty from Illinois. Bradley from
Kentucky, c, W. Fairbanks and Otto
Gresham. OF Indiana. Nearly every county
in Indiana was represented. The scheme
is TO thoroughly influence every county in
Illinois. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and
kentucky against Harrison. Il is re
gaTded as formidable.
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ILLINOIS LAWMAKERS.


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 12.-The house
today passed the bill providing for the
burial at public expense of all honorably
discharged ex-Union soldiers, a resolu-
tion endorsing the movement to erect a
national Grand Army memorial hall at
Decatur, Ill, by private subscription, was
adopted, The senate bill fixing the legal
rate of interest at per cent instead of 6.
as at present, and making the maximum
contract rate per cent, was passed as
of horses tails.
The Illinois legislature adjourned this
evening sine die, leaving the present edu-
cation law with its Objectionable features
to remain in force for TWO years at least
Moore, the farmer representative. sue
ceeded in having the rules suspended and
the senate bill adopted granting the right
of suffrage to women in school elections.
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THE OMAHA BRIDGE ROW.

OMAHA, Neb., June l2-In the United
States circuit court this morning Attor-
new Appleton finished the presentation OF
the law for the plaintiffs in the Rock
Island and Union Pacific bridge case He
was followed by Judge John +. Dillon.
general counsel for the Union Pacific He
reviewed the contract between the reads
at length, and pointed out that it amount
ed in fact TO lease. He asserted that the
Rock Island road in Nebraska and the
Omaha and Republican Valley road, a
branch of the Union Pacific. were parallel
competing lines. Under the state laws it
was Illegal for parallel competing lines to
lease other roads or otherwise consolidate.
Judge Dillon was followed by A l.
Williams, the Kansas attorney for the
Union Pacifi-, who argued that the con-
tract was ultra wires. because the full
board of directors and the government
directors has never approved IT.
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1853 North Main ST. Cor. First,

with an occasional broad sweep of his
powerful wings, to the upper aerial re-
gions, where he simply floats. opposing
to each movement of the suspended
ether the gentle force necessary to main
tain him in his stationary position.
These principles which the eagle ap-
plies for purposes of flight are perfectly
understood in the theory of mechanics.
1t is only necessary to adapt them with
suitable apparatus in order to give to
human beings like powers True, the
bird is lighter in proportion to its size
than is man; its bones are hollow and
filed with warm air from the lungs.
But the difference in this respect is
not very material, and it may easily be
compensated for by bigger wings. Pow
er to flap them is not what is required,
inasmuch as the start can be made from
a height; what is wanted is the knowl-
edge which inherited experience-''in-
stinct"-has given the fowl as to how to
adapt the angles Of the wings to the air
currents.
PRACTICABLE MACHINE.
This is precisely what Professor Lang
ley has been experimenting with. What
he is attempting is to produce machine
adapted to fiotatlon upon the air cur
rents like kite You can find a very
simple illustration of the principle he is
working on in the trick done with play
ing cards by the prestidigitatOr Herr
mann, who throws them from the stage
into the highest gallery Of the biggest
theater in the United States, distributing
them one after another among the
"gods" Of that select circle. How does
he do it?
Simply by skillfully utilizing the air
currents. The scrap Of pastboard is
heavier than the atmosphere. but, ju-
diciously projected, it mounts to a
great height and distance with very lit
tie force. 1t would stay up, too, even if
thrown outdoors, suprosing that it pos
sessed the intelhgenc necessary TO &C
commodate its surfacr to the winds.
What can be done in this way may be
accomplished on larger scale. Lest
this proposition be disputed it viii be
sufficient to refer to flying machine
patented in Australia. 1t weighs alto
gether nineteen pounds, and Its back
bone is a long copper cylinder two inches
in diameter, filed with compressed air.
The compressed air supplies power for a
small engine weighing ten pounds, at
the rear end of the cylinder, which
works fan propeller
To the backbone on either side is at
tached great wing Of light material,
so that the whole apparatus resembles a
biz butterfly with two fans for tail.
This coutrivance has been made 70 fly
horizontally $50 feet OF course it is
only a beginning. bat all the same here
is the nearest approach 20 the practicable
flying machine OF the future thus far at
tained.-W Washington Star.
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THE BENSON CASE.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June 12-Benson
seems to have accepted the verdict of the
jury as final He feels bitter towards his
wife for her Identification of the letters.
Since the verdict he smokes cigars con-
tinually, and appears to be in a reckless con
dition of mind. Local sentiment is divid-
ed in the case of Mrs. Rautzabp. While
a considerable number desire to see her go
free, the greater number want TO see her
tried and convicted. Her bond has been
reduced to $4,000, Which will probably be
furnished in few days. Her case will be
called at the November term of court.
Benson's trial has already cost the gov
ernment $4,000.
Judge Riner has given the defendant I'M
til tomorrow to file motion for a new
trial Judge Webb will arrive here this
evening, and the motion will be filed
promptly in the morning.
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AT1INo0N ANN TIE PRINTERS

Boston. June 12-Edward Atkinson (by
reQuesD this afternoon addressed the In
ternational Typographical union. He said
no laws should in any way restrict the
liberty Of the individual in learning his
trade or in disposinG OF his time. He said
a workman should rely more upon himself
and less upon sumpsuary laws. No man
should be deprived OF his liberty TO work
as long as he pleased and at whatever wages
he pleased without regard to any organi-
zation. Shouts OF Rats Rats - and
hisses came from all parts OF the hall but
were ster1ly frOwued upon by the chair
man. The question of vote of thanks was
then put, bat not more than half the dele
gates arose.
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BASE BALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

CINCINNATI, June 12-Cincinnati: Runs
0. base hits 4, errors 6. Columbus: Runs
3, base hits 4, errors O. Pitchers, Mains
and Knell.
LOUISVILLE June 12.-Louisville: Runs Z,
hits 9, errors 3. St Louis: Runs g. base
hits 13, errors Z. Pitchers, Griffith and
Daley
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Washington:
Runs 8, base hits IA, errors 5. Athletics:
Runs 3, base hits 8. errors 2. Pitchers,
Foreman and Calihan.
BALTIMORE, June 12.-Baltimore: Runs
6, base hits II, errors g. Boston: Runs
4, base hits s, errors g. Pitchers, Healy
and Daley.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, June I2.-Minneap-
oils: Runs IL, base hits 13, errors 4. Mil
waukee: Runs 9, base hits z, errors 3.
Pitchers, Killen and Clausen.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, June ;2.-Sioux City:
Runs il, base hits IA, errors l. St. Paul:
Runs 0, base hits 4, errors 2 Pitchers,
Hart and McHale
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEW YORK. June 12--New York: Runs
9, base hits, 10, errors, 4. Chicago: Runs
6, base hits, 8, errors, T. Pitchers, Rusie
and Hutchinson
NEW YORK, June 12.-Brooklyn: Runs 4
base hits 13, errors 2. Cincinnati: Runs g
base hits 8, errors2. Pitchers, Caruthers
and Radbourne
Boston, June l2-Boston: Runs 5,
4, base hits Z, errors 3. Pitchers, Nichols
and Baldwin.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-Philadelphia
Runs 5, base hits 9, errors 6. Cleveland:
Runs 6, base hits 6, errors l. Pitchers,
Esrer and Viau.
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CHEROKEE STRIP HAY.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. June 12.-The
Cherokee Indian police yesterday elected Il
lot of hay-cutters from the Cherokee strip.
4 large force of men has been at work
cutting hay there for ten days or more,
and hundreds of tons have been marketed
in Kansas. As that country is full of
Texas cattle it is feared the Texas fever
will be carried by the hay and Kansas cat
tie become affected by eating it. The
Cherokees say that the hay-cuJters must
pay them 30 cents per ton and the cattle
men 81 a head, or they will call on the gov
ernment to put them out. As Secretary
Noble has decided that neither the Indians
nor anybody else has any right on the strip
it remains to be seen how the fight will end.
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WEATHER euLLETIN.

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
WICHITA. KAN, June IL, 1891.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair
The highest temperature was SO, the
lowest 6f' end the mean 759, with warm,
TIoudless ~eather and falling barometer.
Last year on June 12 the highest temper
ature was 92o, the lowest CO. and the mean
79o.
Two years ago the corresponding temper
atures were 79o, So and Csc.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
June 12.-Forecast until p. m. Saturday:
For Kansas and Missouri-Light show
ers, stationary temperature, southerly
winds.
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HANGED.

BALTIMORE, June 12-William Blaney
was hanged in the Jail yard here this
morning for the murder of his grand
mother and aunt, in their home in this
city, on the night Of May 2, $780,
HELENA, ARK, June 12--Isom White,
who, with two other negroes, murdered
Prince Malloy last December in this county,
and who was convicted of murder in the
first degree, has been sentenced to be hung
on July 81 next.
last negro convict escaped at Brook
haven. Wandering through the woods,
he came to the house of John Bullock
Mrs. Bullock was alone in the house, and
the negro outraged her. He was captured
today, and, confessing his crime was
hanged by his captors.
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The unfrserabIe Rabbit.

a learned professo- of the Paris Aca-
deTnie des Sciences bss been making ex-
pe-imsnts which hage resulted ia con-
y!nctug hin thAt the rabbit l.. q al liz
ing things, the most capable Of with
standing a very low tsfaperature. In
closed 81 night IN a block q ice, a rabbit
was found next day getting On very coua-
so-taoiy AID eride@stly 10: aware of any
thing very peculiar IN bis circumstance
In this Tegzrl he rabbit leaves FAR b.
hind osr faithful friend tee dog. th0nsh.
accorgiisE 70 tlle leaIi.ezi Froseasor, shssp,
goats and r.ss take coed see0rd, ;aiyd
and soErth plASes.-Sew Yo.k Telegram
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IoUIQCE. June y Dispatches received
today from TocOPilla say thst some torpedo
cruisers and the war ship Imperial recently
landed twenty-five men who destroyed the
archives In the government Office custom
house ana post and telegraph offices and
carried away all the money they could
find. They afterwards pillaged the GOV
errors private house and compelled the
railroad company 70 pay duty on guam
tlty OF saltpetre which WAS being loaded.
desp pite the protests OF the company. The
force then retired to southwark
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7Hr KANSAS FIGHT HoJRIavy

TOPEKA, Kan, June I2-The bureau OF
charities having charge OF all the eleemosyn
sary institutions OF tie state, are making
q hard fight on the eight-hcUr law. The bil
was introduced In the senate. and was
especially intended TO apply 20 the state
printer 1t is now discovered that il does
not apply TO that department of state
work * all The bureau OF charities and
managers of the several institutions
affected by the law will ask the governor
10 call 4 special session Of the legislature.
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THE DEAD PREMIER.

LONDON, June IA requiem in honor
of the late Sir John Macdonald. the Cana
dian premier, was sung in Westminster
abbey this morning. A number of the
most distinguished people, representing by
proxy the queen, the prince of Wales, and
various members of the royal family, were
present. The abbey was crowded with dis
tinguished people, who sincerely mourned
the loss of the premier
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a MISSING WOMAN

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Mrs. c. K. Jaynes,
wife of wealthy Chicago turfman, has
mysteriously disappeared, and it is feared
that she has met with foul play Yester-
day morning she left the place where she
has been stopping to go shopping. The
last seen of her was at the Four Courts,
where she reported that she had been
robbed of her pOcketbook. Mrs. Jaynes
carried Sc. 600 or So 900 worth of diamonds
in a chamois bag, which she placed in her
bosom. The police are hard at work on
the
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years at Trinity college, Hartford, be
went 10 West Point, and on graduating
in 1873 was assigned as lieutenant in tho
Fourth artillery. Lieutenant Totten has
distinguished record ~ an inventor as
well as a Biblical investigator. He is
tho author Of "Strategos," the American
game Of war, which has been highly
commended By the military authorities
OF Europe.