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Du Chaillu To EXPLORE Minnesota

CHICAGO, July 90. Paul du Chaillu,
the famous traveller and explorer, is in
the city. He came from New York
here and will stop a few days before
venturing into the wilds of Northern
Minnesota. Mr.. du Chaillu has hosts of
Scandinavian friends in Minnesota,
among the warmest of whom is United
States Senator Nelson, with whom he
will stay for an indefinite period.
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Tried to Wipe Out the Family.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 22.-Mrs.
Robinson, q notorious character, is in
Jail here, accused by the verdict of the
murder Monday of A. j. Call, his
daughter Matte, aged 25, and also OF
MORALLY wounding Lottie Call, q
daughter 80 years old, and seriously
wounding Ottie Call, aged IL, and
E-coa Coll GOOD II
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Reform Spelling.

Whitelaw Reid in a letter to a IRE
form spelling" advocate sensibly says
Of the duty OF the state board Of regents:
I'VE at least should avoid the barbarous
business Of vivisection on our noble liv-
ing English. Such changes as are need
lui should, 20 far as We are concerned,
come, ~ In nature, slowly. and not ar
ti6cially, bet in the order Of growth"
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CLINTON, Ia. July 22,-Edgar Smith,
who has been employed in a livery
stable here is missing. He came from
Lyndon. Ills, with his wife and four
children, who are left nearly destitute
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iriei to XII Himself.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, July 22.-John
Gustafson. q prisoner in the city Jail on
q charge of drunkenness, tried 70 hang
himself with his suSpenders. He was
rCSuScltated.
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an Alleged Counterre,rer.

JACKSON, Mich July go B.
Vail. the alleged counterfciter. who es.
capped from a Minneapolis officer last
March. has been captured here.
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NORTHWESTERN SAENGERBUNI
Seventeenth Annual Saengcrfest Promises
to BE Exceedingly Successful.

W bt LACetuinSiy SuccessIul.
DUBUQUE, July 22.-The programme
of the 18th saengerfest of the North
western Saengerbund this week, has
been completed, and includes concerts
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings and Saturday afternoon, and pic
mics and parade of visiting and local
societies Sunday afternoon. Present
indications are that this will be the
most successful fest in the history of
the bund. Special trains will bring the
Chicago societies Thursday morning,
and Wisconsin contingent in the after.
noon. Davenport will send upward OF
400, the society there having chartered
two steamers. That city Is a candidate
for the fest of 1898 and so far is the only
one in the field.
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FOND DU LAC, Wis. July 22.-The
Wisconsin funniest Closed with the
awarding Of Irlze>, wreaths and di.
plomas.
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1t is Necessary at Cripple Creek to secur.
the Patents.

Cripple Creek, Colo, Jan. 13.-The
great activity IN mining transactions is
noticeable all over the district and new
Shafts are being started by the score al
most daily. There is scarcely a claim in
any part of the recognized mineral belt
which is not being actively worked. In
all parts OF the camp, from Nipple
mountain on the south to Rhyolite on
the north and Little Beaver on the east,
TO Four-AItle creek on the west the
necessary $500 worth of work TO secure
patent is being done by owners of the
claims. The hotels and rooming houses
are crowded with visitors from all over
the country and the number seems to be
ancrea sing daily.
The Old Gold Mining company secur-
ed the following claims today by cash
berry and Buckley, located on Beacon
hill, and the Dead Pine, Uncle Toms
Cabin and the Crusader, on Grouse
mountain. The company is backed by
Denver capitalists, and the work Of de-
velopment will be commenced the COM
Ing week. Nothing like pay ore has been
found on any Of the claims up to date,
but the territory is fairly weel located.
4 l00-tOn shipment on the Hight &
Shape lease on the Anchors was made
today. OF this amount ten tons are
high grade, which will average better
tiNan $500 per ton and the balance will
run about two and a half ounces. The
output of this lease Will be fully 500 tons
this month. In the south drift, at the
$50 foot level. a seam of sylvanite about
two inches wide along the hanging wall
IS being saved separately, which assays
as high as $4,000 per ton.
The returns from the first car load
shipment from the recent strike in the
lron-clad was received today and it ay-
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eraged $4,000 per ton. The property is
under lease to Hall & Murphy.
A big strike is reported to have been
made in the Raven and Bull hill tunnel
1t starts in on the west side of Raven
hill, a short distance above the town of
Anaconda. A vein has been found which
appears to be about three feet wide and
an assay on that portion Of &c today
went 1885 per ton.
The option on $50 900 shares of Nugget
stock, which was held by Baker and
Sleeves, expired yesterday. About three
months ago the option was secured for
ninety days for $4,000 and $4,000 of
this amount was paid down. The parties
holding the option failed TO secure the
adjoining property. This is the reason
assigned for the forfeiture OF the option.
The Orc, loca ted on Ironclad hill, has
been secured under lease and bond by
Thomas Duncan, for Denver parties.
The bond calls for $50, 900, and Of this
amount s., 900 was spot cash and was
paid yesterday. The property is very
promising and at a depth Of fifty-f1ve
feet in the shaft a good sized vein Of
pay ore that viii assay three ounces has
been uncovered.
The indicator Gold Mining company
paid a bond of so, 900 due upon the Vim
dicator claim TO the c. o. D. company
few days ago. The Vindica tor is now
shipping regularly and is being thor
oughly developed by the company which
owns it. This is one Of the most prom
Using properties situated on the south
slope Of THE east spur of Bull hill.
w II. Forsha has purchased a con-
trolling interest in the Anderson and
Head lease of the Half Moon. A drift is
being run on the vein at depth Of sixty
feet and considerable ore is being saved
from the twenty-inch pay streak. A car
load shipment will be made the coming
week and it Is supposed that it will run
in the neighborhood Of $50 per ton.
A new shaft house has been complet-
ed in the Aspen lode, situated a mile
been let to sink the shaft $50 feet.
Tt is reported that a fine showing Is
being made on the Blake, one Of the
Hannibal properties, located on Straub
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YAM SKELETON PHOTOGRAPHED
CHASTITY Sort of q Discovery Made by a Ger
nan Professor

IAN IoleN~OE.
Chicago, Ill. Jan. 13.-Visions Of a
revolution IN the study OF biology and
all organic sciences startled professors
in the University Of Chicago yesterday.
Apprehension OK the turmoil Of nations
has been throwing historical and politi-
cal science scholars into a fever heat for
a month past, but IL required a little
cablegram from Vienna yesterday 70
disturbe the profound equanimity OF
physicists and medical men in their lab
oraro-ieS. This CableE-am brought the
intelligence Of the discovery OF a light
that unveils 70 the camera the interior
OF objects opaque 70 the naked eye.
So wonderful IS this invention and so
marvellous ara its possibilities that
scientists are afraid 70 believe il true.
1t was announced that Professor Rou
gen OF WurzbuTg University. has dis
covered light which, for the purpose
OF Photography. VIII penetrate wood,
flesh and other organic substances. The
professor has succeeded IN photograph
9Dg metal weights which Were IN a clos
ed wooden case. and alSo q mans hand.
which shows only the bones. the flesh
being invisible.
To the dreamer the story Is Ike an
Ara bian Nights tale. Who VIII dare
10 say that the light which VIII disclose
70 the eye Of the camera behind the
cloth and flesh the frame work OF the
human form VIII not penetrate the
bowels Of the EARTH Let the dazzling
brilsance ~ the most imaginative mind
precede this hight n its search. Who
knows that II may reveal hidden veins
OF gold and stores OF precious jewels:
may v--eSt from Mother Earth he deep
est secrets
WHAT -eaiiSt VIII say now that The
drya6s are not Imprisoned in the hearts
OF living oaks and that there is no truth
n suaa Old tales. The wonderful Egat
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DO You Know.

That the Frisco Line (St. Louis and
san Francisco railway is positively
the only line running two daily through
passenger trains from Wichita 10 St.
Louis. without Change, leaving Wichi-
Ia at IL 20 a. m, and 10:40 p. m, arriv-
ing In St. outs at $50 p. m. and so a.
m. The equipment Of these trains IL
first class In every particular. consist
ing OF elegant reclining chair cars (seats
free) and Pullman Palace Drawing
Room Sieepers.
- 1ou are going beyond St. Louis re-
member that connection with all lines
for the east. northeast and southeast IS
m ade IN the magnificent new Grand
Union station, St. Louis. the largest and
h4ndsOmeSt passenger station IN the
" urld.
For sleeping car berths and all infor-
nation relative 70 rates. routes. etc.
call al city ticket Office southwest corner
Main and Douglas. or Douglas avenue
station d59-tf
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WAS DIVORCE DAY
DISTRICT COURT YESTERDAY DE-
VOTED TO FAMILY DISPUTES.

Over a Score of Cases Settled, But Ont of
This Number Only Two Perpetual De-
crees Were Granted, the Remainder Be
ing Dismissed From the Docket Either
Through the Agency of q Settlement or
a Failure of the Attorneys or Litigants
to Make Proper showing-Failure to
Deposit the Real Cause.
AS announced in the Eagle yesterday
was divorce day in the district court
and by evening the docket presented
a far different appearance to what it
did in the morning.
Cases were called up, which had I'M
doubtedly been forgotten not only by
the attorneys but by the ltigants them
selves, and a large number Of cases
were dismissed from tine docket, but
whether the dismissals were brought
about by the angel of peace, or wheth-
er it was caused by the neglect of the
attorneys, ar the future of the liti-
giants to file the necessary cost and
bond, there was nothing on the docket
TO show and in Judge Dale's bold hand
the word dismissed was found after
the following case, and as a conse-
uuence these cases are no longer of rec
ord in the Sedgwick county district
court. In some cases a portion Of
them will probably be reinstated, but
at this time they stand dismissed. The
following cases were disposed of yester-
day:
Ellen H. Fowler VS.. George W. Fow-
Ter, dismissed.
c. F. Vauhan VS.. Lulu Vaughan, dis
missed.
Nora A. House VS.. Jackson House.
came entry.
Maggie E. Kirkpatrick VS.. Henry
Kirkpatrick, same entry.
Ella Cole VS.. J. C. Cole, same entry.
Nancy C. Mickle VS.. John c. Mickle,
PANE entry.
Emma Stevens, VS.. George A. Stevens
dismissed.
George W. Tudors VS.. Elmira E. Tu-
doris, dismissed.
Lima ePterson VS.. Erich Peterson, dis
missed.
Jennie E. Denseley VS.. George W.
Denseley, dismissed.
Lima Peterson VS.. Erich Peterson, |
same entry.
Minnie Hanson VS.. Joseph Hanson, |
dismissed
LyuEd ISSBCSIOL W. -. ICS lCIl 1
dismissed
Mary Clark VS.. Benjamin Franklin |
Clark dismissed.
Emma Kern VS.. John Kern, same en-
TRY.
Isabel Dexter VS.. William P. Dexter,
dismissed
Lelah Mcdonald VS.. William McDou-
aid, dismissed.
Iona Tobin VS.. J. D. Tobin, dismissed |
Mary NJ. Burr VS.. ]. w. Burr, same |
entry.
Perry w. Oxley, VS.. Della Oxley,
same entry.
Matilda Litchfield VS.. James Litch-
field, dismissed.
J. B. Dempsey, VS.. P. A. Dempsey,
dismissed.
Nettie Bright VS.. Henry Bright, de-
cree granted as petitioned.
P. A Winch VS. Charles A. Winch,
divorce granted.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
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ARE ToU CONC 10 KANSAS CITY,
EE4lEABkR THE MISSOURI PA
CIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

CIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Is the O1y line that runs a strictly
Wichit2-kansas City train. Leaving
Wichita al 500 p. n. arriving at Kan
sas Cry next morning at ia This
train IS made up at Wichita. ani there
fore always leaves on time Nice chair
cars and Pullman si=ep@rs-
Notice the leaving time, ard the next
time you 20 10 Kansas City take rhs
Missouri Pacific Always On time
Never late Fine equipment Leaves
Wichita a. reasonable hoEr and ar
rives q. Kansas City neither too late
nor too early Ticket offics II4 North
Main street Depot corner Sssond and
" -chlte streets
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On account % the annual meeting O.
ne Wes:=-n Implement associatsoa he'd
a. Kansas City. January il % i7th.
The Rock Island has made = rate % one
and o1e th,ri fare FOR ne rUun1 trip
"a nat point TIcioets - b SOD -
certificate Plaza For further iufornz-
ton cali on J II PHILLIPS. c. r. 4.
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await with interest the further state
ment Of the discovery TO be outlined in
the scientific journals. And mean
while, people who have the grewsOme
winirn 10 obtain photographs of their
own skeletons must be content to await
developments in DR.. Rugen's new light.
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Exchange stables at Orlando and Stll
water. We make a specially OF carry
ing passengers between these pointA
Travelling mems patronage solicited
SHIVELT. VAN WYKE < SHIVELY.
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CHANGE OF TRAIN SERVICE ON
THE ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.

Commencing Sunday. Dec. s. train
No. 3. leaving Wichita for the South
al 4:32 a n. VIII run daily exert Sun
day and train No. 4. leaving for the
North al l2-l5 p N daily except Sun
North a. 1915 a m daily except Mon
day. J. II. PHILLIPS.
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CHEAP RATES

ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
On account Of the Texas State Cattle
conven ton. held at San Antonio. Tex.
Jan. Il 70 16 We will sell tickets 20 that
point at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Jan. IL. good returning
until Jan. 20, 1896. ]. II. PHILLIPS.
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Prnrc-rn PATS

Take the Ferguson stage from Perry
20 PaEnes Meets al trains Ils Il
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Help WANTED-MALe.

WANTED-A situation by a German
girl. in private family. Enquire AT -
North Market IS. d5o-St.Q
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WANTED-TO buy. on the instaIlrneut
plan, a five or six room cottage. Must
be in good location and cheap. Address
b Eagle Office ditto
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BUSINESS OPPORTIJNi IFS

WANTED-By young man, room AMI
board in private family with young peo-
pie, not small children, for company. Can
give good references, and warIt reasonable
rates. Address III. W." Eagle office
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Statesmen WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

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except washing. by comp5ce2r girL Ref
erence furnished AppH at III y. Main.
3rd floor d50-St. q
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WANTED-Studeuts for our night
school. any course desired, 81 per month.
Competent faculty. Wichita Business
College. 40 f Douglas Is-tf
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WANTED-German girl to Go general
houSewOrk- 1Ol4 y. Lawrence. 56-5'
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WANTEDA good tailor; one that can
work on coazs. pants and vests A ~ eaiy
job TO the right party. Apply 10 ]. Cohen.
Ardmore, l. Ter. d5O-at0
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Piles, FistuIa, Fissure,

And all diseases OF
the rec;um cured
wfthou, knife. lga-
ture. or cauStics-
CURES GUAR
ANTEED. No
money 20 be pa.d
until patient -
cured.
PRIVATE DIS
EASES IN both
sexes quickly cur
ed in the shortest
tine and on the
most reasonable
terms without tho
use OF dangerous
drugs.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
CLAIMS ALL BENG WORKED

Take laxative Brromo Quin4ne Tablets. A
druggists refund the money If it fails
cure. &c.
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connections. 50; % # OF shelving. g. Ia
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WANTED-Fsrst-clas meat and pastry
cook: white man preferred. Hotel Nor
MS, Sterling, KAN Bruer Bros,
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Female ailments IN al forms. as Ieucor-
rhoea. Painful Periods. Suppression. etc,
a specially.
Epilepsy or Falling Fits speedily con-
trolled and permanently cured. Cores
pOndence by NAL promptly answered
CASES
Consultation confidential ard invited
Ofiice open from S a m. until 100 p m;
Sundays untl $50 ?. m Gail al Office
opposite Mcnamara & Co.
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FOR SALE-A oh1Id's foliing bed At
10 North Topeka Ave. dis-Zt.fp
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Adv srt.sements under s5ove ciassi fica-
tons must be N The counting room by
O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which IS 10 o'clock
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Territory of Oklahoma, County Of Lo-
gan, IS.
T. W. Hewitt being duly sworn upon
his oath deposes and says: that he
knows the contents of the above and
foegOing information. and that the ale
cations therein contained are true
Z. W. HEWITT.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
This 11th day Of January, 1896.
LOUIS Z. PITTS.
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FOR RENT-Houses N al paris OF the
city. Hills q kinkead,ove 53 y. Mar
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FOR RENT-F1Ir1.shesi room. with heat
ard use OF piano. Apply al 40 ; Market
s.. cfs-5tly
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KLAHOMA DIVORCE SEEKER not
VERY POPULAR AT HOME.

( harges Against His Wife Made by the
Rich Mr.. Mcgowan Now in FL Reno
Pronounced Absurd and Ridiculous by
the Friends of His Wife-Statement
That he Wants the Divorce Merely for
the Purpose of Marrying Mrs barnes
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floor. ard upstair; furr4shei or without.
Nee iOcatOu- No 81 North Topeka
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-14

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-14
MUST Do THEIR WILL.

Not the least gratifying circumstance
attending the election of Major Nc
Kinley to the presidency is the GER
tainty that he will take the office free
of Obligations which might affect the
choice of his advisers or weigh against
the public interests in the discharge of
his official duties. The people NOM
mated him. The people elected him.
To them only is he answerable.-Chi-
cago Times-Herald.
So far is the foregoing from being
true that few important matters will
come up for determination respecting
which President Mckinley will not be
more or less controlled by agencies
that are opposed to the public inter
ests. No man IS entirely independent
of his environments; and it in prepos-
ferrous to say that Mr. Mckinley will
take Office free of obligations" that
might weigh against the public inter
ests in the discharge Of his official
duties"
The readers of the Times-Herald
might suppose that the trusts and bond
manipulators were arrayed against the
Republican candidate. But they were
unitedly for him; they gave him their
support from the start; they subscribed
the funds for his campaign, and or
ganized all the auxiliaries designed to
aid his canvass 1t will not be con-
tended that these agencies contribute
to the safety of public interests; nor
will it be seriously claimed that they
will not exercise a strong influence
over the new presidents official career.
The Herald believes that Mr. Nc
Kinley is honest and patriotic. His
intentions are no doubt pure: but his
associations are bad, and they will
certainly make an impression upon his
official record. In some respects he is