The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-23
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ofinhuenza.
General Dodds cables to Paris that Kim
Behanzin is nearly surrounded and hi
capture certain.
An Anarchist named Ceremeno and hi
| son have been arrested at Barcelona OF
suspicion of being implicated in the bonn
/ outrage in the Liceo theater and in an at
| tempt upon the life of General MARITIME
Campos.
| A dynamite bomb was exploded yester
terday in the village of Soda, Spain
wrecking drug store. Nobody Was in
jured.
General Lindinerone, who figured in tn
Schleswig- Holstein campaign of 1864, diet
| yesterday at Copenhagen, Denmark.
J. w. Seligman of New York has OBJ
! taiEed, on default, a Judgment for 1899,
45l against Bullock, Wilder & Co of tina
city. 1t is understood that the judgmen
is the result of breach of contract con
corning the Mexican railway.
The well known Chicago firm of scenic
painters, Albert & Burbidge, who have
decorated and made scenery for many
large theaters in the west, assigned yes.
terday.
Rev. D. G. Miner, president of the Kan
sas State temperance union. one of thu
most noted Presby terian divines in the
state, has received a call to the pastorats
of the Armour Mission in Chicago. HI
will probably accept
The National bank, the Hamilton cloth
ing store, Estabrook's opera house and the
Carpenter house, in Manchester, VT,
burned yesterday. The loss is S1O0, 900
partially insured.
Colonel William Clark Young. the old.
est graduate of West Point, died of pneu-
monia at New York yesterday, aged 92.
He graduated in 1922.
Fleury, the ST. Paul bank robber, was
yesterday morning sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary and his accomplice to
eight years.
Seth L. Kenney, president OF the defunct
Commercial bank of brooklyn. n. Y, was
arrested yesterday morning on bench
warrant issued by Judge Moore, on an in
dictment from the grand jury. He was
taken before Judge Moore aud admitted
to bail in the sum of s25. 900.
John A. McClelland of Centralia, Ills,
has been placed under arrest, as recon-
mended by the coroner's jury. He will
have to answer to the next grand jury the
charge of numbering his father and brother
twelve years ago, and placing their bodies
in pond on his farm TO conceal the crime.
Fourteen hundred and nineteen women
voted in the Topeka city election out of Il
total vote OF 4.S45. Half the male voters
registered went to the polls, aud more
than a third of the registered female vote
was cast.
War between Ecuador and Peru is
almost certain. Hostile demonstrations
have been made in several cities in Peru
against the Ecuadorian cousulates. Special
guards have been detailed in Lima for the
protection Of the legation.
At Oskaloosa, Kan, Thursday, fifteen
tramps, after various other misdeeds, held
up a deputy sheriff and two policemen and
robbed them of all their valuables. A
LEGAL militia company is held in readiness
10 protect the citizens from the vagabonds
who infest that locality.
Tammany hall has passed resolutions
calling on congress TO promptly determine
the contemplated changes in tariff taxes,
'as the prevailing doubt and uncertainty
works great injury to workman and en-
ployer."
The dissatisfaction in San Domingo has
resulted in revolt against President
Heureux The government is taking
active measures to suppress t.
In live bird match shoot at Newark, n.
j., on Thursday, Elliott of Kansas City
defeated Glass Of Morrison. Elliott is now
two games ahead Of Glass.
Superintendent Player of the main shops
of the Santa te system, at Topeka, is rein
stating all employees laid off during the
summer. He says that all will be at work
by Jan. J.
N H. Wolff, the Topeka agent for Wan
amakcr & Brown, the Philadelphia cloth
ing firm, who embeZzled various sums and
raised money on fraudulent checks about
a month ago, has been captured at Lex
ington, KY.
The jury in the case of Alfred J. Monson,
charged with the murder OF Lieutenant
Hambrough at Aualamont, Scotland,
brought In "a verdict yesterday OF not
proven.
The deputy attorney general applied in
the supreme court of New York yesterday
for the appointment of temporary re-
ceiver for the St. Nicholas bank, which
was closed yesterday by order of the state
banking department. The appointment
was deferred until next Thursday.
1t is officially announced in the district
attorneys Office that the grand jury has
handed in big batch of indictments for
fraud during the recent municipal cleo
tion in New York, and IL is said that many
of them are against prominent local poll
ticiahs. A number OF bench warrants
have been issued. and important arrests
are looked for.
David l.. How, president and cashier OF
the First National bank Of Shakopee,
Mich, shot himself st al early hour yes
terday morning, dying instantly. De-
spoadency over domestic anu financial
troubles was the cause.
A band of so-called regulators at Brink
ley, Ark, posted notice on the residence
OF Rev. {. z. Frowe, notifying him that
he must discharge his nrgro tenants.
Trouble Is anticipated II the regulators at
TENT TO carry out theit threats.
In New York City yesterday motion
was made that Il special receiver be ap-
pointed, in behalf Of tie BRITISH Bank Of
south America, the German Bank of
South America, and the German Bank 81
Londou, 20 act with Receiver Vile OF the
failed Abe Stein company. Il Is alleged
that Stein misreprese1tei his financial
condition
Advices from Massovah, Egypt, say that
the Italian forces Were again confronted
oy a large force Of deTvtsaes After a
pilcaed battle. which lasted Two honrs.
the der3lshes were routed and driven
across the Barrea river. leaving hundreds
of dead upaa the field. Among the kiile!
are Mohsmulsd Ali and nearly all the !
sm.rs who followed his standard The /
Itsl.ans capture. a machine gun and sixty
tags.
IL the Prenderssst trial yesterday the |
state disposed Of six Of its expert wit !
aesses. \ strong effort Will be made 20 /.
get IN all the evidence By toaigat-
The president has signed the bill grant. |
.ag a right-of. way for tac construction OF |
, rsiiro d through tie Hot Springs reset j
: alton ia Arkansas, aud also the bsl |