The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16


IN Arkansas-Ex.Chief Kennets sent
enced-Crime News IN General
Chicago. Ill. Nov 15-The inques;
this afternoon over the body of Frank
White, who was shot while riding in a
buggy at the corner OF West Polk and
Winthrop streets last evening, and sub
| Sequerst inve5tig cations on the part of
I the police, may result most seriously
to not less than six members OF the
/ Berry detective agency, including the
superintendent The circumstances
surrounding the case go TO show that
the buggy IN which the men were lid
ing was brought to a stan65tin when
: the tragedy occurred, and that at least
/ three detectives who We're detailed to
assist n the arrest of Clarence White
made an effort 20 crowd about the We
/ hicle and explode one or more cham
! berS of their revolvers in Sfre direction
Of tns innocent man who was killed
! AS a reSuk of tie police Investigation
u wholesale arrest Of the nsn.bs-s Of
eiTe agency was ordered by Inspector
Fitzpatrick and tonight seven men, IN
addition to j. W. Dix, previously ar
rested. were locked Up at police head
quarters. Thsir names axe Charles A.
Mcdonald, superintendent, Joseph Nc
Lain, David Well, Joseph AcDonald,
Jacob E3schel, Charles Poole, John W.
Ffew and ". J. Dix
Five Of the detective force of ehe
agency, Poole, Brew, Thompson, Fitsch--
81 and DIX, are known TO have been on
the scene of sile shooting, the latter two
having been positively idsntified by
an onlO4ker
Fischee admitted tonight that he fired
two shots into the buggy and gave EVIL
cence duplicating Brew and Thompson.
The prisoner Poole also admitted hay
ing used his revolver. White was shot
almost to pieces by the detectives, two
bullets piercing his brain, two went
through mis- chest, and he was shot also
through the spine. from the rear. All
TIE bullets were of large caEgbre, and
fred az close range. The men now
under arrest comprise the entire force
Of the Berry agency With the exception
of one man named Thompson. and the
police are chasing him.
HANGED IN ARKANSAS
LAttae Rock. Ark, Nov. h-Amos
Dupree, a negro known as General Du-
pree was hanged at DuvaII's Bluff Ark
today. He murdered Robert Harris.
Harris was DuDree's successful rival
for the affections of a negress named
Bonner. When the woman Tilted Du-
pree and iavisned her love on Harris.
tire forsaken man armed himself with a
shotgun and coming upon his success
ful rival shot him down in cold blood.
CRIME NEWS IN BRIEF.
Milwaukee, Nov. ia bench war
rant from the United States district at
torTrey Of Maryland, calling for the ar
rest OF Karl Frame on the charge OF OBJ
tanning citizenship papers under false
representations, was received here this
morning. The warrant was placed in
the hands of detectives. who arrested
Frame. According to the statement of
the detectives before the commissioner,
Frame readily told, the whole STORY.
detailing how he was ito vote the Dem
ocratbc ticket and when apprehended
was furnished money and means with
which TO come to milwaukee. The COM
missioner held the prisoner and fixed
his bail in the sum of 81 900.
WoodSfield o., Nov. 15.-An attempt
was made at an early hour this morn
ing by four men to rob the Monroe |
County bank. They drilled several |
holes in the vault and destroyed the |
time lock but failed TO get in. Just be |
fore they began operations Sheriff J. |
=. Keyser had occasion to go TO the |
stable in the rear of the bank building. |
The crackSmen bounced upon him. |
bound and gagged him, and robbed him |
of $50 and a gold watch. They then |
placed him in the stable, where he was
found this morning.
Denver. Colo, Nov. 15.-It ie believed |
at police headquarters in this city that
the amount of money stolen from the |
Adams Express company at Colorado
Springs was $500 instead of $40. goo as
given at the time of the robbery. Of
ficials of the company are extremely re-
ttcieDt and as far as known no tangible |
clew to the robbers has been found.
Pheonfxville, Pa. Nov. 15.-TIhumas
Edwin today cut the throats OF his TWO
aged and years respective
" with a razor, then attempted TO
commit suicide in the same manner.
The children died almost Instantly and
there Is but little hope of the fathers
recovery. Domestic troubles Is said 20
be the cause of the tragedy
Buffalo, Nov. 1T. B. Roberts OF
Pa, comnkrted suicide at
his room in the fremont house last
night by shooting himself through the
heart Roberts was a traveller for the
company OF Pittsburg
He received letter from the firm yes
,e-tday discharging him.
Cincinnati, Nov 15.-Thds was the day
set for the trial of O'Grady for the
murder OF Mary Gilmartin. His attor-
hey stated THAI tomorrow he would file
4 certificate from a reputable physi-
ian that OGrady Is now insane. The
'curt VIII then cal a jury 90 try the
question OF insanity.
Lronton, o.. Nov. 15.-Ex-TreaSurer
Vaudeville Greenclay Of Lawrence coun-