Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

ment, and they will assure you that they
could go back to the States if they cared to,
or if they would make certain concessions.
Talk moment longer, and they will tell
you that they wished it was all over, and the
sooner the better. 1t is the same with ell of
them, rich and poor alike. In winter gath
cred i'll the large cities, and in summer as
near to the border as possible. A police officer
at Niagara Falls, pointing out one the other
day, an aged man who stood gazing across
the stream, said:
''That's what he does all day long, and has
for fifteen years, There seems to be some
consolation to him in standing there and look
ing across to the other side. It would be the
same if he was near the wilds Of Africa and
knew that the law prohibited him entering.
He would want to go then, sure"
WHERE THE MONEY IS.
The amount of actual money that can be
accounted for, brought into Canada by en-
bezzlers and absconders from the United
States, is S7,043, 500. It may reach double
that amount, but the aggregate of amounts
stolen in the United States by individuals and
carried across the border, as reported to the
Canadian authorities, will reach that i'm
mense amount.
This, of course, does not take into consider
alton the sums controlled by the crooked al
dermen of New York, nor the wealth of
Mother Mandelbaum nor that of McGarigle,
nor of any criminals of that class. 1t refers
alone to money stolen by trusted employees,
and With which they have skipped to Can
ada. This money Tor rather its at one time
possessors) is located as follows:
J. NJ. Lane, of Crclevile, O., who was short as
county clerk S43, CO., and who had about 81 800 Of
that amount left when he reached Canada, lives
on a farm near Barry.
Thomas Axworthy, city clerlSof Cleveland, who
got away with S450,000, is at Toronto.
John G. Emo, the defaultiug New York bank
cashier, 4OO0,O00 is at Quebec.
George N. Bartholomew. of Hartford, Conn,
s., 10000, is near Montmorency Falls.
Hy Dieckman, of St Louis, $50, 600, makes his
headquarters at Windsor.
H. G. Stichney, of Boston, $4,000, is at Mont
real.
H Y Carbaugh, another Cleveland defaulter
who absconded with $4,000, was, until short
time ago al Hamilton, and DOW at Toronto
H. D. Scheei Of Chicago, $4,000, is at Prescott.
Charles Austin, Of Troy, ~ Y, 81, 900, is at Hal
flax
Amandus Ebert, Cincinnati, $4,000, is at Mon
treal
J. Kahn, formerly of St. Louis who beat people
there and at Chicago out of 800, is in the coun
try, near Toronto.
FW Kram, of Schoharie, 81, 600, is at Hanli
ton.
J. Grant paymaster United States army, who
several years ago slipped away from Foss Laramie
with $4,000 OF Uncle Sans cash, holds forth at
Winnipeg.
Joseph q Moore, of Indianapolis, $4,000, was
recently at Toronto, and is now en- route to Europe
John T. Sullivan, of indianapolis, $1,000, head
quarters at Barry.
James Pollard, of Indianapolis $4,000. is IN
Mexico himself, although bis family lives at Lon
don
julie List, who stole 1900 from Cincin-
natl bank is living quietly with his family
at Toronto, under an assumed name. BE
took very little money with him and is very
poor, but talked freely with The Enquirer re-
porter. He looks the same as when in Gin
cinnati, and dresses with the same scrupulous
care. He said that he had raised whiskers
when he first reached Canada When bis
family came his youngest child knew him at
once and, very much surprised, exclaimed:
Why, papa, what are you doing With
them old whitsersf" and he at once had them
shaved His hope Of soon being able TO re-
turn to the States is very stong, that being
dependent largely, Of course, upon an ar
rangement Of bis troubles
The famous William McGarigle, of Chi
cago, has the whole of Canada for his range,
and spends considerable time at Banff, resort
in the Rockies, where be hobsaobs with the
nobility and Is hail fellow ali round Nc
Garigle never travels alone. With him as
lis constant companions, OF, at least, within
a moments cal, are two strapptng fellows,
both of whom also han from Cook county.
They are his retainers One, the larger aud
most muscular looking, once hesd position
under McGarisle, in Chicago, while the other
Is a strong ad1nirer. They are with him as
body guard, and no attempt Is made to hide
that fact.
Judging from their looks and appearances,
It would NOT be q most healthy undertaking
70 kdna2 the Chseagoti, even be hi1saA
were overpowered, which n fssalf would not
Ss an easT undertaking M-Ga-iSle Is very
generally known throughout Canada, par
.icula-ly sboxs the larger cities, and Is also
e1ceedingly wen Liked When tbs Weldon
oh first came Up he took grand swooP
DOWN about Toronto. and thence 70 Montreal,
where on March g conference was he'd st
the Windsor with John c. Emo and the Nav
York Doodle aldermen present Then II WIS
thst large purse was made up, Emo alozs
giving SIS. 600. and al cf which WAS Un-
doubsedly put where it wocld do tie most
good
He and the other Noted Chicagoan, Star
key, the attorney, fare much alike Starkey
il IN M business hefry altogether q man