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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16

uplifted against her former partner in
the 'qsycoronitism show" He was Ar
thur Ferman Guibal, a first lieutenant
in the French Chasseurs. The pair I-ft
this city on the 26th of April for the city
OF Mexico, a telegram announcing the
GloVeIies Woman's arrest was received
few days ago and was the first init
timation that Guibals family had of the
occurrence. Guibal was at one time
principal OF language in Ireland and
met his wife there
He moved from Dublin to London
where he became correspondent of
the French paper lie Temps While
there ne was the intimate friend Of
SUCH men as David Christie Murray,
the novelist, Henry Van Clement Scott,
the dramatic critic. John L Toole, the
comedian, and other literary and
dramatic lights. About this time Yer
beck, the wizard. arrived in London
from Paris, and Guibsl acted as his in
terpreter. In this way he learned
many Of the tricks of the trade and
soon appeared in public capacity as
a mind reader. He advertised for
young and beautiful woman and Mile.
GroiVllIe came in response. After
touring through Great Britain they
came TO America about three and
half years ago. Last summer Mrs.
Guibal arrived her with her three
children and although Guibal paid some
to her it was evident that he
had predispoSitiOn for his fair assist
ant he had brought with him When
the news of Potosi was gently broken
to Mrs. Guibal, she said: well. 1 am
not astonished as she often said she
would Kill him if he left her for an
other woman" She decided for the
present not to tell the children of the
kliilng ana arranged to place the mat
ter in the hands of a Mexican consul
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
WILL REPORT THE PLAN.
Close Vote in the Committee on the Car.
Isle B IL.

| Washing ton, Dec I5-By the close vote
of TO the committee on banking and
currency of the house Decided tonight
| 10 report Secretary Ctrlisie's plan
| for revision of the currency. Represeu-
taiive Johnson of OHIO and Representative
| Ellis OF Kentucky voted with the R-publi-
cans against reporting this plan The re-
port will be made on Monday, debate will
begin on Tuesd y and the Committee on
rules VIII be asked TO fix the fiual vote in
| the house for next Friday at 3 p. N.
his conclusion WAS reached after a
spirited executive session of the Commit
Zee. Ii has been il session for A week,
hearing officials aud bankers on the pro-
posed revision. The bearings closed today
at o'clock aud the committee held pri-
waite session TO determine on program.
Representative BrOs.ius (Rep.. Pa } en-
deavored TO secure further time for hear
lngs, but his motion TO this effect was
voted down. Half an hour Was given for
recaucus by the respective sides.
AT the Republican meeting it was
agreed that their woes should be cast to-
gether on ali propositions. hen he full
committee reass- u Dled, Representative
Hall Dem, Mo- moved that the Carlisle
bill lie reported. This prevailed by a vote
Of TO 5 as stated.
Chairman Springer announced that the
Democrats of the committee had agreed
on d rule of conduct for the debate. This
contemplated reporting the bill Monday,
general debate Tuesday and Wednesday.
debate under the five minute rule Thurs
day and Friday and the vote at o. M
Friday. 1t was also decided that the daily
debate should begin at IL a. Ia. aud that
there should be night sessions. Mr..
Springer stated that no amendments
would now be offered 10 the Carlisle plan,
bat that it would be open to amendment
by any member on the floor of The house
This rule for debate Caused n warm dis
custom. Messrs. johnson. QUd land Wal /
ker, (Mass.), Republicans. antagonized it
on the ground that the bill was being
railroaded" through congress Mr.. John |
son moved an extension of the house de- |
bate TO ten days. Mr.. Culberson, (Dem.) |
seven days Both motions |
were defeated. Thereupon the committe |
adjourned without agreeing TO the rule.
Mr.. Springer, stated, however, that he /
would make the report in accordance with |
he vote of the committee on Monday, and |
as the subject was privileged one would |
call 1t up on Tuesday. The committee on
rules is expected to fix next Friday for the
vote in accordance with The original plau
OF the Democratic members of the com
mittee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
BRINoINo UP THE REAR
Western Lines Tired Of Being III. TAN
70 the Canadian Pae TO Dog.

Chicago, Dec. Is The western lines
made no progress today with the Canadian
/ Pacific aud the prospest for forming an
association with that road il growing
darker The Central Pacific WAS ysster-
dsY gwen 10 uad-r.tsnd thAt 10 could
have twenty per cent % all The smiQrsnt
business coming through New York
Decided coacsssiogs ia the most west were
also practically conceded Iodsy it ask-t
that ali Tie western ila~s withdraw the
excessive commissions fHey are paying on
eWi grant business coming through Cans
diHu ports p~BdiDz tie settlements - the
troubles. IL Wa ugw5iiiug q withdraw
the same coui1nizzious ths; IL - paying on
en- Migrant traffic gOfnx through Ssw York.
bus a. he same time demanded that the
o. bsr Hoes d. away With al elimination.
10 II. territory.
Tue western lines declared thsy had
agreed 20 pay CON M s-sioa- q order 20 fgr9-
t~ct TIE q erssts ~ hs GrsndtT runk. b ca
bad sided vita them in tbs nzht lie
Canadian Pac &c sfill Insisted that al ths
c1uffiz-lou ia Canadian ports D. sitb-
drawn hut "a was uBsiiiiug 20 make any
c. ucse- OF ~ return. The western Has
von.d not s-yee d any s8ca arTsags-
meat aua TIE " mole th3aZ NsBt over NATL
oes1ay Tie affair j. rapidly ussfiux
tie pclat where the western Hoes m.ks
up tlsir fniaGs v bsfhsf they piii tr.a
aiOuE b~hind the Canadian Pac. &C OF form
al a-soc alton wItbogt 81
The vote - CsBsd 50 Pacific Tor tbs -
organ zst-0u ~ toe Trssscasstiaent4i Pa.-
s-sgsr as-oci io8 IL conditional on tss
-sttirrDsat - tb- ca. sf4us sud . fsr-at4-l
questions. Iss western foa1s azrs de-
ciarsd seTsrhl ms tkas wien tksy vers
iuily z1ar~ there Uas DO far her u.s ia
~ inz q get th- CaD-d "a F-ciac ia.to ths
s-s1cs sftou they would 80 ab--d GA thsir
own acc3uut. tat for .or3s rs~ssa tbry
sen 20 las~ thsiF nerve wien . cossss %
tie direct .51lut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
is 1T A H0ODOO /?
TWO MORE HORSES FALL ON The
SAN FRANCISCO TRACK
Jake johnson and Queen of Scots Tn.
dcrtake to Turn Handsprings While
Under Full Eeadway-One Riders
Leg Is Broken-Traction Handicap
at New Orleans.

San Francisco. Dec. There was an
other Chapter OF accidents at the track to-
day, In the first race Jake johnson,
Ridden by Chevalier, was winning when
he fell near the wire. the same AS yester-
day Chevalier WAS not hurt Balyow an
was started for the first time here and
broke down. In the second race. Queen OF
scots. ridden by Eddie Jones, feil in the
same place as Jake johnson. The horse
rolled on Johrs aud broke the boys les.
fayorlties won the last three rrcrs. sum
mary:
First rsce-Six turlongs. selling. Major
Ban, 81 10 /. won; ; eadfasi, 10 TO !
second; Charlie I, p 10 l, third, Time.
lis.
Second-Five furlongs, selling: How
ara, TO l, won; Morven, to >, second;
Kitty l., TO /, third. TIM. los
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
Chess by Cable

London, Dec. 15.-The challenge Of
the Manhattan Chess club for a team
match with the British Chess club on
nVe boards at one sitting, the moves to
be cabled by the Commercial CabI.
company, has excited interest through
out England. Inquiries have reached
the british Chess club from all parts
Oh Great Britain, asking for details
concerning the proposed contest. and
the challenge will undoubtedly be ac-
cepted.
The rules and regulations as pro-
posed by the Manhattan club provide
mat only the active members of tho
two clubs elected prior to July /, 1891
snaH be eligible as contestants. II *
me desire Of many members OF the
CneSs cubs TO match the chess players
OF England against the chess players
of the United States.
Inc conditions as Cabled by the As
soclated Press are acceptable TO Pres
luent NuneS, who is busy discussing
details with members of the club. Bv
. Iithe the written challenge from
the Manhattan Chess club arrives
they viii be ready with an answer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
New Orleans. Races.

NEW ORLEANs, Dec. l5-About 5000
people were present at the races today to
witness the traction handicap. The track
was fast, weather cloudy aud pleasant
First race-Seven furlongs: Ne,ropole.
even, won; Black S'tiu, 100 to /. secnud;
Black Jack, 20 to l. tLiri' lime 1.SSsI
Second-Six furlongs: Frank cav {
TO l, won; Bessie T. Nichols, : TO /. second;
hing Craft. 80 TO l, third. Time, I:l5ls.
1blrd-Six and half furlongs: Long
proc. To 10. won; Fanway, 10 TO /. second;
BOD Holman. 10 to l. third. Time l:22-S
fourth-Iractiou handicap, Sl,uUO
guaranteed TO winner, for all ages, mile
aud a sixteenth: Clemeutine. Q To . won.
Melody. 10 10 ., second; Wahalchie. 2 TO /.
third. Time i:4S
fIfth-One mile: Bankrupt, p to /.
won; Uncle Frank, To /, second; Foot
runner, to ), third Time l.43I[
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
VAN LEUvEN PLEADS oUrrrv

Dubuque. Iowa Dec. Is.-Tha Va,
Leuven fraud case came 70 z sudden
er1inE this afternoon The fury for
trial q the Bennett case had t-eea
sworn IN ln The morning and TIE tax
Ing ~ testimony Eas 10 have t-4g1r,
AZ : clock , N At thaf hour TSa
Lelse1 pleaded guilty before The wait
iug jury and they returned a verdict
accordingly Following this. fh1 mo-
ton Tor q res trial and arrest Z Jscg-
ulent 81 the Rankin case uzs Win
drawn Guilty Eas ths plea - ne
three Indictments.
The scene vas al afectia one. and
during Senator Smiths plea fcr mercy
Van L%.ysa Mas y tears. Judge sa!-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
RACE RECORDS ALLOWED

Chicago, Dec. 10 The following road
records have been allowed By the Century
Road club OF America:
u " Comstock. p miles, 1:14:2l, May 80
1894. Ohio state record.
William Christ. 10 miles, 27:l5. August
D, 1854, California state record
u u. Wa.lin, Buffalo To Pirtsburc. 243
miles. 2l:l5:30, August "A aud -, 1894.
Iblrd-MIle aud fur.ong: Senator Irby
10 .. wo1; Charmion Lioyd d, Z TO /, sscoud;
Lovdal. 3 To !. third. lime 2:0slI.
Fourth-Mile and a half, st-rplecbase.
Flo1dmore. even, won; Ingot, 10 /. sec
ond; Jim Norvel, 4 To j, third. Time
1861.
FiIth-Five furlongs, selling: Condee. 5
10 :, won; Gold Bug. To /. second;
Lawyer. 10 to 1, third. Time i:O9J5
= u. Waliin. Erie TO Pittsbur., i45 miles
In 3:1!:3O. August "A -, 1894
90 -; n DupIop. 100 miles. 6:03. October %,
1884. Mary land state record.
A. u. Harding. st. Louis to Desoto. a.
miles, 3:O5 Novem Der 10 1894.
A. u. Harding, st. Louis to Desoto and
return, "a miles, SOB, November I6. 1894
course record.
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MURDERED FOR MONEY

Jansst0wu. y. !. Dee. l5-N-s. Win
slow S5etrmsp and her daughter. Mr.
Cunteu Davis. Who lived % a farm nsa-
here, SER murdered By unknown Pep q
today. Mr. sbesrmsn vss absent during
the forenoon sud par; Of ;b- afternoon and
when be returned bone ab3at o'ciocE be
1as bOrrid g % I'D his wife SD dauxE..r
!yinZ dead IA to- uCu--- There - 20 cine
70 10 p~raetr f0r. q tie g M. although
y = apparent hat TIE motive VS. Fabh--y.
Tor tas bcn-s s=s lu ooafusssu. hgreaa
dra1@rs h4viuG be~8 rsHsack=f a. ia
search Ter money had ben carried ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
JOURNALISM IN HAWAII.
Young English Editor Makes It Warm
for Himself,

San francisco. Dec. 1.-THE steamer
Australia arrived today from Honolulu
Inc news adv!ces which she brings in;ii-
cate that qniteness reigns in Hawaii.
Some little excitement was caused in
Honolulu last week by the arrest and con-
yictlon of Edward Norris, a young Eng
lishman vino edits the Holomua, news
paper that has been recognized as the
queens orgoD, o a charge Iib-linp presi-
dent Dole Norris Was fined 500 and
the costs. Then lie attacked the Judge in
his paper, charging pnriiality for the pros
ecution, aud was fined so tor confempr.
lie has appealed tie cases, and m anwnile
his editorials are more rabid than ever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
FRAUD ORDER ISSUED.
Benefit Society in ST. Louis With violat-
ing Lottery Laws,

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 15.-Postmaster
Carlisle received telegram from the first
postmaster general stating a .'fraud''
order had been issued against the Ameri-
can Mutual Benefit society Of st. Louis
and directing that registered letters for
the concern or its officers be held and
money orders be not paid to them. The
Officers OF the association are Charles
Cohall, supreme advocate; Ward VI Boyle.
vice supreme advocate; ". a. swan. su,
preme secretary; Linus P. Young. supreme
treasurer. These fraud ordersp are
issued by the federal au' horitie, against all
concerns supposed TO be vloiatin. the lot
terry laws
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
TRoUBL ON rHEIs g;Iv7.

Moorhead. MINI. Dec. ia dis
patch VIII be sent To the interior de-
partment at Washington tomorrow.
asking Tor an immediate settlement OF
the row al Thief River Falls. People
are camping on their arms there to-
night and II is feared blood will be
shed The interior department. grant
ed what is known as the Jones compa-
ny lease FOR 81 miliSiIe on the MOoS
river. The Meehan company laid claim
10 prior right Of ten feet along the
Thief and erected buildings and wire
fence along the strip. The Jones peo-
pie today sQuatted in large numbers
on the disputed land. IL may be nee
esSary 10 order troops there from Fort
Smelling
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THEY AVOIDED BIN.
Mr.. APPEL Tells the Story OF His Do-nes.
tic Woss.

s.. Louis, No, ID c l5-Nr Louis Opel,
the defendant in the Opel divorce csse. was
on the stand all day. lie told IF a visit on
February l. 1898. 10 the house of Mrs.
hester, his m 1th-r-in-law, In Chicago. He
remained a. tue house over night. Heand
his wife occupied adjoining rooms H.
examined the Contents OF TIE room he ws~
IL. He found 4 sole Leather trunk marx d
Frank D Browu. Quincy. ILL.,
There were Slso some OF III wife's toilet
articles and garments IL closet OF that
room. Speaking ot the 1891 eslrans~ment
Mr.. Opel said: Brown came 10 the house
loo OF rn u suit me Vi, wife and he
would 20 lRto "a part Uf the house by
themselves and would avoid me- III /
went into a TO N IN - hieh tUey were they
would leave II for ano.ner"
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FIRE DAMP ExPLos ON

NEW CASTLE. Colo. Dec. Ij.-Ten men
were injured by an explosion Of fire damp
Ia the Vulcan mine today. There had
been small fire in the mine bat IL was
IL was supposed TO have been extIuguished
aud the men were ordered by tue superin-
tendent to return to work The msu had
commenced TO remove stopiog when
suddenly the gas ~hicb had accum ulate
became ignited and exploded. All OF the
men We're badly burned. Some NAV die
Mine Inspector Fletcher was IN the mine
at the inir and was Que Of the most badly
injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
MAKING WORE whisky

Peoria, L., Dc Il -Pr--ideut Green
hut today said The trust direc-ors had
ordered AZ increase in the daily capacity OF
the company OF = 90 Z ans per day. the
same = 20 iaio eiI-ct By TIE fir-t Of the
yesr. TIE plants 20 be started are ia
Peoria. Chicago. Cincinnati. Terr. Hsute
and - Louis. This WI make the daily
capacity % the trus; y. 0s0 barrels OF grzi-,
pr DAY. The first run @: spirit> Wa male
yesterday aui ja- u 4nh sttsn I stiIIa--A
under Z a. I,s-nire process ars re;ortei
- se. * ssgis:acIo-y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
FOUR VESSELS MISSING

San Francisco. Dec. l5.-Up 10 late
hour tonight no report has been received
OF the steamer golfers Moutzoratt ami
keenawa, the former from Mainline and
the latter from Conan, b c, aud both
five days overdue at this port. la marine
circles II Is generally believed that both
vessels have b-ea lost. Some anxiety l.
also felt for the Dark GermAnia. coal laden
and thirteen days out from Seattle. aud
the lumber bark Columbus eleven day-
from Port BlHkely. Wash Adyiees daily
coming TO hand all 20 To substantiate the
earliest reports which stated that the re.
Cent gale was one OF the most severe ever
experienced on the northern coast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
WILL SEND HEM SEEDS.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Secretary Morton
has determined this year to devote his
quota OF free seeds, amounting to one
third of the whole, to the farmers in those
western states that have suffered so Sc
vereIy through last seasons drouth. In
this action the secretary follows the prece-
dent which he established last year in dis
'rlbuting 10 The sufferers by the great
storms and Hoods Oh the Georgia COST the
greater portion OF the seed sent out di-
rectIy by him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
BUDD MUST FIGHT.
Republicans Conclude to Garry the Con-
test TO the Legislature,

San Francisco. Dec. 15.-The Republi-
can state committee, in executive session
here 'oday. finally resolved TO contest Tue.
election OF James H. Budd as governor
A committee OF seven was appointed under
instructions TO 90 before the state lepisls-
ture aud demand a recount of the entire
vote Tor state officers, particularly the
voje OF Sau Francisco. Repubic lean poli-
ticlan> profess TO believe that a recount of
the vote Of San Francisco will overcome
Budd's plurality of l026 in the STAT. This
action means a bitter fight IN the coning
state leclsiature. whicn convenes on Jan
nary ). The legislature i overw helmingly
II puhilc'n. Many infnential Republ-
cans are opposed TO the contest.
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DID You EVER

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spells, Electric Bitt@r. = tbe tnA.liri,,. -,
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store - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
SEIZED THE BREWERY

East Grand Forks. MINI. Dc. *
Deputy Revenue Collector J. r. North
OF Omaha today seized the brewery Of
Jacob DobinCe- IN this city for alleged
evasion q the government taxes on
malt liquors manufactured since the
prohibition law IN North Dakota took
effect. The brewery has been ost-nsl-
o-y closed and pobinger has been
operating in East Grand Forks. MINI
Just across the river. II IS alleged
that hehas been making large qlIsntf-
ties OF beer and other liquors. botrIiog
and distributing through the state
The amount OF which the government
has been defrauded is thauEht 10 be
thousands
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IS AGAINST ALLOTMENT

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE secretary
OF the interior has forwarded to the sem
ate a recommendations that the agree
ment with the Ute Indians for their "a
moval form Colorado 10 Utah be re-
Jected and that the bill which passed
the house providing for the ollotnent
in seveTalty OF the lands on their Col
RADIO reservation, be also rejected. The
opinion Of the department vas that the
Indians have not Yet reached a stage
OF progress 10 justify the purchase OF
the lands from them and the opening
OF the lands 10 settlement
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Polioe Saves a Knook-nut

Cincinnati. o.. Dec. 15-Tommy Hogan
OF Pittsburg, defeated Bud LalIy OF Gin
cinnsti, In nine rounds Lere topIgbr
Both were hshtweights. The fiynt was
weak. Hogan forced the ficbtIn, an
knocked bally down. In the ninth round
Just as Hogan was TO administer m,
knock-out blow, the police interferred
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BURNED WITH OIL

jackson, Miss, Dec. 15.-In a wild
panic caused by an exploding lamp to-
night among two score Of young chill
dren. participants in a birthday party.
several children were painfully burn
ed ana several others narrowly es-
capped cremation. Forty children were
at play in the parlor. when one OF them
accidently upset a large stand lamp.
which exploded and scattered the bla-
zIng OIL among the entire pariy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
ORDERS A RECOUNT

Kansas City, No, Dec 15.-Judge Slo-
yer in the circuit court today in the appi-
cations for recount of the votes cast in
the recent local elections, ordered re
count. Many cases OF fraud were charged
In the election of Certain officers. but a re-
count had been refused the cOntestees by
Recorder OF Votes Owsley on the ground
OF lack OF jurisdiction. In his decis o.
Judge Slower says Owsley has power TO r.-
count end babe him do 50.
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Wsverly, No. Dec I5-WaTsrly soei.
ETY. Is arsasei by the elopeulsnt OF Blsuch
Bell. l6yeas-old gIzsd daughter OF ,b.
Rev. Wiiliam Bel, well koovva thro.sb-
%; this and other western s:st-. 10
bridegroom j. David YHncey. a yo,C1.
business man. lie destination ., tbe
couple j. unknown.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
FIGHT AT LONG RANGE.

City of Mexico. Dec. 10 American
newspapers are publishing accounts of a
fight between Guttcmalan troops and the
Nineteenth MeXictn cavalry when this
regiment WAS in chihuahua, hundreds of
mites away
II is absolutely untrue that Huntington
bought the Iron Mountain at Durango.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
DoCToR1Ne THE CURRENCY

st Johns, n. F. Dec. 15.-The legisla-
ture opened this afternoon The gov
erhofS speech delivered from the throne
was devoted almost SOLELY 10 the finan-
cial troubles. He announced the inten-
ton Of the government to select a COM
mlttee TO consider the whole question.
To investigate banks and adopt some
means of establishing a circulating cur
rency
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
MURDERED MAN IDENTIFIED.

New York. Dec. 15.-There can be lit
lie doubt now who the officer OF the
french army was for whose murder a
san Luis Potosi. Mexico. Mile Marie
or Blanche Groivelle. the thought read
er OF this city. has been arrested All
the evidence procured so far points to
the TACT that GroiYelles hand has been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
HAD BEEN ON A SPREE

Austeii, Ga, Dee l5.-J. o. Waters. the
proprietor Of LithiA Springs hotel al this
place, committed suicide this morning nv
cutting bis throat with razor. H lad
been on protTacted spree AMI was driven
TO take his life in a fl o. desp0ndeocy.
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ras spoke briefly and sentenced Van
LeuVen 10 two years in the peEiten-
uSry Tor the offenSe and also 10 pay
q me OF Sl.eVo II each OF the four cases.
ne Imprisonment was fixed TO begin
on The same day in all five cases. 50
Van Leuyen Will serve hu, two years.
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Gibson Knocked ONT.

=, Peoria. Dec. i5.-Lsst night late. Jack
Ryan, Of lronwood. Mic1., and Charles
Gibson, of Dunlap. this county. fought ia
finish three miles from here. Gibson
was knocked out IN the third round. Il
was hot fght aud witnessed bv Tno-.
than 30 sports
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-16
Finds Another Match

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec l5-JOhnnie Con.
nors, the bantam weight pugilist. whose
match with Jimmy Barry OF Chicago "a
on today received a telegram from the
sporting editor OF the Police Gazette st,t.
ing that he had a IO2 pouni uuknown
ready 10 meet Connors Tor a good sum.
Connors will accept the match.