The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21
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Indian, some say two. for robbfng his
traps. was brought here and confined
in Jail but without trial allowed TO en-
list In the Eighteenth or Twentieth Wis
ccnsin regiment and served throuh the
wor. He was ordinarily peaceful.
man but crazy when angered
CRIME NEWS IN BRIEF.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 20.-John
O'Conner, who was short in his ac-
counts as postmaster at Marysville,
Mo-, thirteen years ago. and who was
captured at Monett. No, was brought
here today and turned over to the grand
jury. In default of bail he was sent to
Jail. OConner had been going under
the name of Hyland and was admitted
to the soldiers home at Leayenworth,
Kan, under that name.
Erie, Pa, Nov. 20.-Four footpads at
tempted and robbed F1agman F. r.
Bower of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern freight two miles east of Erie
last night and strapping the body tied
it across the tracks. The east bound
passenger train was due in half an
hour, but fortunately Bower was dis
covered and, almost dead with cold and
injuries, Hakel to his home.
Caldwell, Nov. 20-Mrs. Rosa
Webb, nee Foster, residing near Olive
Green, a bride of only five days, COM
mitted suicide by taking arsenic. She
was married to William Webb last Fri
day night, but the marriage was BIT
terly opposed by the brides parents. A
family disturbance arose, resulting in
Mrs. Webb taking the poisonous drug
Sunday evening.
Lexington, KY, Nov. 20.-United
States Marshal Kilbourn and deputies
made a raid on moonshiners yesterday
in Wise county, Virginia, destroying a
dozen Illicit stills. In the fight between
the officers and the moonShiners three
of the latter were seriously wounded
and one officer received a painful shot
in the mouth.
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Nov. 20.-Mrs.
Bridget Lilly. s0-years-old, was found
dead in her home this afternoon. A
poSt1nodftem examination, developed the
fact that death was caused by a blow
on the back Of the head, fracturing the
skull. Tom and Mike Lilly, her sons.
and Frank Curran are under arrest on
suspicion.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov 20.-The su-
preme court today affirmed THE decision
of the lower court in the Hayward case.
The date of execution will be set later.
Hayward turned pale when the de-
cislon was announced but would say
nothing more than: lit was just what
I expected" He is apparently without
hope.
Chicago, Nov 2O.-Henry c. Foster
(colored) was this afternoon convicted
Of the murder last October Of George
Wells, saloon-keeper, and sentenced to
death. Foster was robbing a man in
front of Wells saloon and when the
latter fnEeTfereai, shot him dead.
Chicago, Nov. 20.~John Cameron.
Chicago manager of the Northwestern
Insurance company, was picked up at
8 o'clock this morning in the center of
the city in an unconscious condition
and may die. Cameron, who is 65 years
old, was apparently sandbagged.
Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 20.-Ivan Ko-
valvev, the Russian Nihilist who es-
capped from Siberia about two years
ago. was found guilty this afternoon
of murder in the first degree for the
killing of F. L. H. Webster and wife
last December.
Litchfield. ILL.,, Nov 20.-while a par
ty of st. Louis hunters were looking
for game in the Catholic cemetery this
afternoon, they discovered the remains
OF a young woman lying in the weeds.
1t is supposed that she was raped and
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English. Ind, Nov. 2o.-Alvin Thorn
as, Is years old, killed Flis brother, 2
years younger, and committed suicide
today. The murder was caused by
William, the younger brother, report
ing Alvin for playing truant.
Summit, n. j.. Nov. 2o.-Thieves
broke into the postoffice at this place
last night, blew open the salfe, and Sc
cured over $1,000 worth Of stamps. and
81, 900 in cash.