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CORNEIL,S VICTORY.

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 25.-One of
the most exciting races ever rowed over
the three mile course was rowed this after
noon between the Cornell, Pennsylvania
and Columbia university eight-oared
crews. Cornell won after a hard contest
in the fast time of ID minutes, 81 Is seconds.
The University of Pennsylvania was sec
ond By four lengths, time 14:45, and CO.
lumbia a bad third, five lengths behind the
Pennsylvania crew and eight lengths be-
hind Cornell Cornell's time establishes a
new record, the previous best time being
l4:43. over the same course by the same
crew last year. The surprise of the day
was the unexpected poor showing made by
the Columbia crew. The feature was the
remarkably close race between Cornell
and Pennsylvania, Cornell not gaining a
decided advantage until the third mile
had been entered upon. Columbia was not
in the race after the first half mile Cor
nell has Eow won thirteen straight races.
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IF fails money refunded; Preston
Hed-Ake"
A STOcK-YAROS DECISION.

CHICAGO, June 25-In the appellate
court today an opinion was announced in
the case of the American Livestock Com
mission company, representing a syndicate
Of cattle-raisers, against the Chicago Live
Stock exchange, in which the former
sought to compel the latter TO allow il TO
do business in the defendants yards. The
lower court dissolved the injunction OBJ
tanned by the complainant aud dismissed
the bill An appeal was taken. In affirm
ing the decision. the higher court says
that court OF equity cannot compel one
man or a thousand men TO deal with
another, either by direct command or By
enioining a thousand agreeing among
themselves with whom they will deal
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BASE BALL.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 25.-Kansas
City: Runs 10, base hits IA, errors l. Mil
waukee: Runs l, base hits z, errors 8.
Pitehers-Swartzel and Smith.
DENVER, June 25.-Denver: Runs 8, base
hits s, errors 4 Sioux City: Runs Z, base
hits 10, errors 4 Pitchers, Kennedy and
Meakin.
No other Western association games
scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
COLUMBUS, June 25-Columbus: Runs
9 hits Z, errors 2 Louisville: Runs 4,
hits s. errors 1. Pitchers, Knell and Bell
BOSTON, June 25.-Boston: Runs 13, base
hits Is, errors f. Baltimore: Runs 5, hits
10, errors p Pitchers, McMahon and
Buckley.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Washington:
Runs T. hits II, errors O. Athletics: Runs
5, hits 10, errors 2. Pitchers, Foreman
and Sanders.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-St. Louis: Runs 9.
hits 13. errsrs 4. Cincinnati: Runs l. hits
6. errors 6. Pitchers, Stivetts and Dwyer.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEW YORK, June 25-New York: Runs
Q, hits "A, errors 2. Brooklyn: Runs 2,
hits g. errors T. Pitchers, Rusie and Low
ett
CHICAGO, June 25.-Chicago: Runs 4,
hits g. errors g. Cincinnati: Runs 2, hits
5, errors g. Pitchers, Luby and Mullane.
CLEVELAND, June 25.-Cleveland: Runs
9, base hits 9, errors 2. Pittsburg: Runs
4, base hits TO- errors 6. Pitchers, Beatin
and Baldwin.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Philadelphia
Runs II, base hits 8, errors 4. Boston:
Runs z, base hits II, errors 6. Pitchers,
Nichols and Thornton.
For disordered liver try BEECHAM's
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EENlAN STORX

CINCINNATI, June ga morning paper
proposes the theory that William Kendall,
OF Newport, KY, whose dead body
was found in the river a week
ago, was killed in manner similar to that
by which DIR. Cronin met his fate, only
that Kendall was mistaken for the in
tended victim, Mr. NJ. J. Green an artist.
The theory is that Kendall, who resembled
Green, was followed and murdered and
his body thrown into the river. Green's
experience was recently printed in Chi
cago paper, which shows that he was
marked man and that he was followed
from place to place. He was one of fifty
who sailed, in 1867, from New York in the
brigantine Jackmel in the interest of the
Fenians. Subsequently he has been sus-
pected Of being SPY and has been kept
out of all secret societies. He tells of
dead man being found in Central park,
New York, about the place where he dis
covered men following him. When he left
Chicago he gave it out that he was going
TO Cleveland. The next day dead man was
found there who closely resembled Green.
Green left Chicago aud came here less than
month ago.
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IN THE NAME OF The PROpHET,

figs! cry the vendors of the fruit in Con-
stantinople. Certainly great cry over
a little wool" Scarcely less foolish is the
practice of those who fly to violent physic-
ing for costiveness. They dose themselves
violently, weaken their bowels by so doing,
and disable them from acting regularly. so
that, verify, the last condition of such
people is worse than the first. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters is the safe and effective
substitute for such vast expedients. But
no, let us not call tkem eXpedients, for it
is by no means eXpeGient to use them.
What is needed is gentle but thorough
laxative, which not only insures action Of
TIE bowels without pain or weakening eff
fects, which also promotes healthy
secretion and flow of bile into its proper
channel. Dyspepsia, debility. kidney com
plants. rheumatism and malaria give in
to the RiftRrs
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MANNING AND EO-

ROME, June 25.-Tbe reports again being
circulated regarding the pope's hostile at
titude towards Cardinal Manning in
respect to the labor Question, which have
occupied public attention so much lately,
are entirely without foundation. The
pope received detailed report from his
emineuce of the impression produced by
the encyclical letter in England. The
cardinal declares that the pontifical docu-
ment has not met with the slightest oppo-
sition either in the higher or lower spheres
of life, and that the national prejudice
against Rome has become considerably
modified in face of the pope's enlightened
and pacific declaration.
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1t cures headache only Prsston's "Hs
a
RlrIipchTED nccrTc

NEW YORK, June 25.-The establishment
of the Jenness- Miller Magazine company,
which has been the headquarters for the
woman's dress reform movement is in the
hands OF the sheriff Suits for an aggre-
gate amount OF 0,000 have been brought
against the company. The largest creditor
is the Trow Printing company, which has
been printing the magazine. A deputy
sheriff who is in possession, says that most
of the Jenness- Miller garments were made
by the Ypsilanti Manufacturing company,
and these were reDleviued by that com
pany before the present suit was begun.
"Ail there is here, besides the office furDi
ture" he said, consists of old numbers of
the magazine. n few union suits and a
small stock of divided skirts
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GLADSTONE'S HEALTH.

LONDON, June 25-Mr. Gladstoue's
health has become vislbly feebler since his
attack of the influenza. His physician
has advised a sea voyage. The St James
Gazette says this afternoon that Mr.
Gladstone's friends are seriously alarmed
at the state of his health.
LONDON, June 25.-Mr. Gladstone, by
the advice of his physician, has gone TO
Lowestof, seaport town, for the purpose
of recruiting his health.
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AmURDERER A ARRESTED.

KANSAS CITY. No. June 25.-E P.
Soper. a butcher at Archie. Mo, who muir
dered his wife and three children with a
meat axe about three months ago, and Of
whom no trace was ever found until TODAY.
was arrested this afternoon at West Plains.
Mo. When the crime was committed his
description was sent all over the country
and a large reward offered by the governor
for his capture. About O'Clock this after
noon a dllapidased individual was seen
Iounging about tie railway station The
city marshal recognized In him the much
sought for murderer and immediately
placed him under arrest, Soper appeared
70 be insane
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THE Fl OIIR OUTPuT

MINNEAPOLIS, June 24-The North
western Miller says: "The amount of
-four ground the past week was somewhat
lighter, being 125, $50 barrels. against 1885,
455 barrels for the week before. Local
firms have obtained very low freight rates
on foreign shipments the past week, and
this enabled them TO do a little more ex-
port trade. Part of the business done was
in patents, though the prices received
would not more than let sellers out even.
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LOUISIANA RECIiIarOpC

LAFAYETTE, La, June 25-Sherif
Broussard yesterday apprehended FIVE per
SONS charged with having visited the
homes of mum Der of negroes, whom they
blindfolded and whipped and ordered 70
leave the community within forty-eight
hours. The cause alleged for this action
by the regulators, was the robbery some
weeks ago of negro named Henry Chest
ofS3Co. The regulators were released OIL
SO bail
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DR0WNEO

CINCINNATI. June 25.-Thomas Thur
man, aged 81. member of the Banner
Tobacco company: George Zeins, aged q,
book keeper for the same firm; Edith Zeins,
aged 90. his sister: Catherine Cox, aged %,
of Riverside, and Capt. Ridell. aged 2s, of
Burlington, KY, a cousin of the Zeins,
were out boating on the Ohio river this
evening, and were run down by the tow
boat Frank Gilmore. The entire party
was drowned. The bodies have not been
recovered. Miss Zeins was stenographer
for Richard Smith, Of the Commercial
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WEST POINT cAnFTsHlpe

WASHINGTON. June Gas a result Of
the recent examination at West Point
ninety-uine out Of total Of 146 applicants
have been admitted TO the United States
military academy 10 join the new class in
mitted are E. J. Bolles and Samuel Dennis.
Missouri (alternates); J. l.. Bolts, p. r
Briggs and c. ". Chapman. Missouri: II
L. A. Cayanaugh, Oklahoma, aud 7. W
Darrah, Kansas.
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A MUTTSY.

MONTREAL. June 25-There was nutiny
today Gu board the steamer Batavia
manned with Dutch sailors Taey Ge-
serted. returned drunk. and refused 20
obey orders. Policemen were summoned
20 arrest them. They resisted aud fou zht
furiously until four were captured TIE
fifth escaped into the hold. armed with n
heavy iron bar and accompanied oy hags
masssff Two OF the officers pursued hiEG-
The uzzstiff attacked one and the mzt3neev
tie ether After a severe hgnt the Enzssi6
was kiD e1--s Ihe ma;iresr placed under
arrest
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OBITUARY.

New HAVEN, Conn, June 25-Dr.
Joseph AIsop, the Democratic candidate
for lieutenant governor i'll New Hampshire,
is dead.
SoMERvILLE. y. J., June 25.-Dr. G..
Talmage, brother OF the noted Brooklyn
divine, is dead The deceased was one of
four brothers who entered the ministry.
Only two are now living, the Brooklyn di-
vine and DR.. John v Talmage.
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The DETROIT ENcAmPMeNT.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-The following
kilograms nave passed between Comman-
der-in-chief Feasey and Gen Duffield:
wv WASHINGTON, June D
"Geu. J NJ Dufle.d. Detso oits
Hearty congratulations for the noble
stand taken by the citizens Of Detroit for
the entertainment Of the Grand Army
This, with railroad travel az half fare
rates. viii stir the hearts OF comrades
throughout tile country. | believe that
they viii rally IN unparalleled numbers.
"W. q. NEAsEY.
"Commander-Ia-C ca nieE"
DETROIT. Mich. June d
'.Gen. ". G. yeasey. Washington
Thanks for your dispatch One hun
dred thousand ALREADY in line: more COM
ing ''HESaT II. DCFFTELD."
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q MINE ACCIDENT.

HAMILTON, Mo, June 25.-An accident
occurred at the shaft of the Caldwell Coal
company's mine, near this city. yesterday,
in which one man lost his life and four
others received serious, if not fatal, injur-
les. The men were propping up the roof,
when heavy rock fell, killing Paul Boise
instantly, crushing Robert Stewards back,
breast and right arm, almost scalping
Frank Dooley and crushing John Lewis
and William Hall more or less severely.
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FAST AND GUxuRlANT PASSENGER
TRAINS TO The FAST

The Pennsylvania Limited, that famous
favorlte with travellers who are willing to
pay little extra for quiet exclusiveness
Hno entertaining specialties, runs as usual
from Chicago every day at .. m, TO New
York the next day at : D. m; but the
PENNSYLVANIA Lines have placed in service
a new train without extra fare-the Key
stone express, mo. 23'-wbieh is destined
to at once rise into popularity. 1t has new
COACHES, smoking, dining and sleeping cars
ana the Pullman vestibule from engine 10
rear Tt platform 1t Is fast train. Leaves
chicago at l0:45 a. m. every day and rims
SOLID to New York next day at p. m. Ii
carries nrst class passengers only. Try il
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-The following
pensions were granted:
KANSAS

w ASHlNGlON, Juue SO.-1 AO 1O4AOhih
pensions were granted:
KANSAS.
Original-John c. Evans, Martha Boar
con, John H. Bruce, James H. Carter. Al
bert NJ Whitaker, William T. Clay
bough. Jacob Ross, Arthur WEIGH, Thos.
w. Reynolds. James p Bryant, Frederick
L. Eibert, Edward Curtis, Charles 5.
Weatherholt, Adam Bowman, Joseph w.
Ellis, Henry Wilson, John ". Rogers,
Thomas Rees, Peter RodoDhauser. John
NJ. Roush, James r. Boginter, David Wee
der, Nathan Crisjolm, William Detwiler.
Additional-Henry c. Vaughn. Ezeriah
Iatlee, Henry George, William Crist, Pes
cal Hubbard, Joram c. Rylin, John h
Wicks.
Increase-James c. Kirkwood, Samuel
U Brown. Joseph o. Shannon, Samuel B.
Ruhle, George Shields. kilroy 2. Aldrich.
Simon Gleasoman, John Willis, Benjamin
D. Bathman. Reuben A. Hason. John A.
Harm, Thomas NJ. Lorimor, Joseph
Chootham.
Original, widows, etc.-Emma J. Nc
Fay, Annie E. Lockwood, Sarah L. Kirk
patrick.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Original - Lemuel Abbott, Richard
Thompson.
Increase-John n. Turner.
INDIAS TERRITORY.
Original-Isaac R. Reding, James Te-
ter.
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-The chief Of the
bureau Of statistics, in bis statement OF
imports and exports Of the United States,
reports that the total value Of the exports
of merchandise from the United States
during the twelve months ending May 81,
1891, was Ss7g So 500 Z he value OF the
imports Of merchandise for the same
period was $50 81. .032.
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CHINESE RETURNED

DETROIT. June 25. - Commissioner
Graves today heard the cases against the
three ChinSmen caught here Tuesday.
The Cinnamon admitted that they came
from Windsor. Canada, and had Canadian
certificates. Commissioner Graves direct
ed the Marshal TO return them to Canada
They wer> ~-ordingly taken across the
river.
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AN OpuIM SMIIGGI ER

CHICAGO. June 25-CharIes Rice, q
wealthy druggist from Orangeville, On
tario. was arrested here on the charge OF
smuggling opium. When arrested he was
just entering a Chinese store. Rice had a
package containing fifty packages of opium
which ne said be had obtained az Victoria,
b G 1t is thought he l. member OF the
Gardner Labelle gang OF smugglers-
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WEATHER BULLETIN,
UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE, }
WICHITA. KAN. June 25, 1881. J

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
WICHITA, KAN, June %, 1891
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Occasional showers, followed by cooler,
fair weather, Friday afternoon.
The highest temperature was So, the
lowest 72o and the mean "a, with
slightly cooler, partly cloudy weather;
south to southeast winds.
Last year on June 25 the highest temper
.ture was 92o. the lowest SO and the mean
"
Two years ago the corresponding temper
atures were S2o, 61' and r.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. O.,
June 25.-Forecast until 9 p. m. Friday:
For Kansas and Missouri-Fair; warmer;
southerly winds
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TIE FeoreATION cOiiHcu

preme council Of railroad employees met
here this afternoon IN secret session 20 re-
sumo the consideration OF the troubles be
tween the switch men and tFsiBnen on tie
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, which
resulted in the sFvitchmeu seeking &c with
draw from the council
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IEmehAAIlpT,s RooY

New YoEE. June . The body Of Count
LswenhaGpt, the husband og Eslen Bay
ard was shipped sn tie steamer Vera
for Bremen today. TEe body was Accom-
panied ~ his wife and her brogh<r.
Thomas z. BayaEa Il Is being taken 70
Sweden Tor final inteEmeBt
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THELAOlEs snEIIGHTEn

Headaches and Fevers. TO cleanse the
system e.fectually, yet gently. when cos.
tive or bilious, or when the blood Is impure
or sluggish. TO permanently cure habltual
constipation. 10 awaken the kidneys and
liver TO a healthy activity, without irritat-
ing or weakening them. use Syrup of Figs.
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a SHAKX ElRm

LONDON, June 25.--It is reported this
afternoon IN financial circles that Ro.hs-
chllus have come 10 the rescue Of MuriettA
q Co, and that they will bring means 70
bolster up the much talked of firm.
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THr IRuY wo9n

BLOOyISGToS. HI. June 25-word
comes from the graf drainage dlstTict "a
Mason county, which j. 2 Voted wheat re-
gion, that the army worm IS playing hzToe
with the wheas. As the wheat IS rlpeuing
the worm leaves i and attacks the corn
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FAlIIleEe.

BosToS. June 2&-Fhe wholesale boot
aud shoe firm OF Emile Marques & Co, oF
New Orleans. assigned today 70 Edward
l. Mead, OF this CITY Tne Liabilities
aggregate about S4eo, coo, wita assets Of
$500. .0o0
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lNsPEcIoR RAThsoNE

WAsHIxgTox. June Zs-CeieI Pos,ofses
Inspector RAshDoue today te1esne1 sls
resiSnztlon 10 Iske effect July ISL o.
: JniY Isl kztlsbo1e viii DC appoiate4 E0nrEh
assistant post EaAster Iseneral
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DISEASES OF wOMEN-Dr. TerriH has nane
diseases OF women a speciality for the past twenty
years and wishes 10 state that he has ALI the late
instruments. Batteries Electrodes. etc., Tor their
successful treatment including Fioroid Iemors'
Displacements Enlargemerts Prolapsas. OIcera-
tons Luecorrhoa Diseases Of the ovaries. Painful
Irregular or Profuss Nenstruation Etc- Df. ier-
11 has recently spent several months in the large
hospitals OF the east In the special study OF
y and is the only yscian In the southwest tnor-
oughly familiar with its SCIENTIFIC application.
NERVOUS DfSEASES-Dr. Terrfn wishes to call
the attention OF those suffering from Nervous Dis
eases PARALYSIS Nervous Prostration, etc. TO the
wonderful curative effects TO be derived from cleo
tricity when scientifically applied and desires 10
state that he makes the application OF electricity
in Nervous Dseases special feature OF ms practice
The Dr. has the finest nfty cell diamond carbon nat
terry ever secn in the west and all the appliances
especially adapted to treatment Of Lost manhood
or Seminal Weakness which he quickly and perma-
uently cures by the aid OF electricity.
CATARRR-Every case OF Catarrh IL durable II
properly treated. DR.. Teuin uses Holeys new
treatment.
SKIN DIsEAsEs-or all kinds cured when others
have failed.
PILES, FISTULA and all rectal diseases cured
No knife pain. A cure guaranteed,
URETHRAL STRUCTURE quickly and perma-
nently cured by electrolysis. No cutting. no pain
no money until cured
CHRONIC DISEASES-Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay
Fever all throat and lung troubles. Dyspepsia. Dis
eases Of the Bowels. Heart and Liver. Rheumatism,
Dropsy. Brshts Disease. Bladder, Kidney and Uri-
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.
1853 North Main St. Cor. First
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spuReEoN -.

LoypoS. jun s. -spGrg-on has had a
serious rsl4rSe
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NEW PENSIONS.

For disordered liver try BEECHAM's s
PILLS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-11-20
A Famous Well.

One Of the most copious springs IN
Great Britain is the famed St. Wini-
fred's Well. near the town of Holy
we'll. in Flintshire. The well Is an OBJ
long square, about twelve feet by
seven, and its water say the people OF
the district has never been known TO
freeze. This latter assertion may be
true. as. besides containing fair pcr-
centage OF mineral matters that lower
its freezing point, the well is inside a
beautiful chapel. which was erected
over it by Queen Margaret the mother
of Henry VII The water thrown up
is not less than eighty-four hogsheads
every minute and the quantity APP
pears TO vary very little either in
drought or after the heaviest rain.
showing doubtless that its primitive
sources are numerous and widely dis.
tribated. ST. Winifreds has been tho
object OF many pilgrimages.