The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-08

stockmen in western and southern Ari-
IONA southern New Mexico and the re-
public OF Mexico.
| Chattanooga, Tenn, March John
Lemon, who murdered Constable Lynch at
Soddy on Monday last. has been cap
tured near COwhuat, Ga He was taken
| TO Chattanooga and placed in jail. When
IL became known that Lemon had been
| captured there was great excitement and
| large crowds are lettering about the Jail.
There is talk of mob violence.
Boston, March Mrs. Micah Dyer to-
day filed voluntary petition of insolvency
about 10000, with value OF assets Yet
! TO be determined. The trouble Is said 20
! be due 10 business complications between
! Mrs Dyer and her son Dr. William X.
! Dyer, manager OF the American Health
Supply company of this city.
| Des MOineS, Ia. March THE coal
miners and operators in session here broke
| up in a disa gree nlent. The vote by the
( RED by 70 10 -. The miners refused 70
/ abide, claiming they represent three
! fourths OF the coal output of the state.
! They then entered into a conference with
/ the miners, but nothing VIII be done until
/ tomorrow.
! Pueblo, Colo. March &c. II. Simmons.
alias {. Is. Sawyer. was arrested here
! this evening by United States service
/ agents for passing himself Of in Denver
/ as special customs agent and here as
special agent OF the treasury department
I detailed on the federal building site.
/ Among his effects were found bogus gov
/ eminent letrerhea0s and other lncrl-nin-
/ ating papers.
/ Kansas city. March six hundred
/ negroes from all walks % lie, attended
/ a mass meeting held here tonight 10
eulOgiZe Hon. Frederick Douglass All
I the colored public school teachers OF Kan
saS City We're present and made addresses.
/ as did several ministers Among the
( speakers was Colonel \. y. Jones, who
was announced a. the silver tonsuei
orator Of Nebraka." Appropriate reSolu-
/ tons were adopted.
Grafton, Mass, March Henry F.
Wing. cashier of the Grafton National
bank. was found dead in his barn this
morning with a bullet hole through his
head. Wing has been Ia poor health for
some time and the settlement of a large
estate ending with numerous law suits
had served 10 unSettle his mind In the
matter of the estates for which WING
was executor, there are now pending suits
aggreSating more than 100000.
AIuskeson, Mich. March flames l..
Clark. who is wanted at Sacramento. Cal,
for bigamy, has four wives instead or
two as has been supposed. one there, one
here. one AZ Claybanks, Mich, and one IN
Wisconsin. His Muskegon wife. who is
No. 8, was Margaret Shannon, school
teacher a widow. He thought she had
SI0O)J life insurance left her by her first
husband. but on finding his mistake, left
for the west. His real name Is EphralIn
Lecere.
West EIkton, O.. March John Block.
n wealthy farmer, Suiclded today under
sensational circumstances. He belonged
10 the Ahmish church. which is strong
in that part OF Preble county, and which
prohibits its members from suing each
other. Block had business troubles with
his brOther-in-law and sued for his rights.
The brother-in-law carried the case TO the
church. Block was suspended from fei-
lowship. whereuPon he jumped into his
own We'll
Cincinnati, March Judge Taft Of the
United States court of appeals, entered
a decree today of great Importance 10
all creditors of the Whiskey Trust in the
Cincinnati district. He appointed Pro
fessor Henry \. Morrill, of the Cincinnati
law school. master commissioner 10 audit
and pass uDOn all claims against the
Whiskey Trust in this district including
unadjusted rebate claims. These CLAIMS
are all 10 be presented not later than
April D.
Sioux CITY. Ia. March All the mem
hers Of the executive committee of the
Credits Communication company which rep
TeSCnts many thousands OF dollars 81
eastern capital invested here IN various
enterprises, are in the city The com
pany controls the uncOm1leted short
line bridge over the Missouri river here,
and il is probable that some action VIII
he taken towards completing the struc-
ture in tine to secure the 5000 AK
which was voted by Sioux City.
Memphis Tenn. March Three hun
dred and ten negroes from North hiSSis-
sippi and eastern Arkansas passed through
this city this morning en- route 10 SdVdn-
nah where they viii embark Tor Liberia
Saturday. They are going under the di-
rection of the Southern Emigration so
ciety, which gives them a through rate
of 81 q head from their homes To Liberia
The money Is TO he paid in instalimeuts.
They We're promised also the means OF
protecting life ia their new homes.
Chicago. March Charles TieCs, a we'll
to DO HORSEPOWER, was found dead IN
rcd today. having killed himself with
poison because a 5000 judgment in q
breach of promise suit against him had
been awarded 10 Mrs. Matilda Stuart
Several months ago TeiCs advertised for
a wife. Mrs. Stuart answered and they
became engaged, but later the house
mover changed his mind and refused 10
marry her. Mrs. Stuart sued FOR dam
aces, and Tiegs decided 10 die because Ui
the verdict against him.