The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-17
detectives this morning and was taken
to London.
THE Sullivan STORY


THE SULLIVAN STORY.
Paris, Sept. 16.-There is no truth in
the report that Sullivan of Chicago, the
Irish leader, has been arrested here.
Chicago, Sept. 16.-A sensational col
oring was thrown about the illness OF
Mrs. Alexander Sullivan, who is suf-
fering from an attack of apoplexy, in a
New York dispatch this morning con-
corning the arrest of Mr.. Sullivan in
Paris. 1t was intimated that Mrs Sui
livan's sickness was the direct result of
the sudden intelligence that her hus-
band was a prisoner in France, charg-
ed with completely in the alleged dyna-
mite conspiracy. This rumor was to-
day denied by Mr.. Sullivan's law part
ner, Ed ]. McCarter. He said there
was absolutely no foundation for the
story of Mr.. Sullivan's arrest, which orig
mated in the malice Of certain Of his
enemies in New York. AS far as the
story of Mrs. Sullivan's sickness was
concerned, that had its origin in malice,
her illness being in no wise due TO the
story published this morning. At the
office Of the North German Lloyd Steam-
ship company 1t was learned that Mr..
Sullivan had paid his passage on the
Lain and had made all his arrange
ments to sail toda Mr.. McCarter said
Mr.. Sullivan went abroad some two
months ago for his health and recrea-
ton. HIS visit to Europe, Mr.. McCarter
declared, had no significance in con-
nection with any Irish revolutionary
movements. The condition Of Mrs. Sui
Ivan was reported to be slightly better
at noon today. Doctors attending her
stated that they now had every hope
of her ultimate recovery.
London, Sept 16.-Among the pas
sengers sailing for New York on board
the Cunard line steamship Aurania, Is
Mrs. lyman, the mother OF n. 2. lyman,
the alleged Irish dynamiter, now under
arrest at Boulogne-Sur-Mer.
CASE OF DR. DELGADO.
London, Sept. 16.---The Cuban CORES
pendent Of the London Times says:
Spain refuses to recognize the claim
for damages presented by the United
States government on behalf OF the
American citizen, Dr. Dagado. II this
be the final decision OF the Madrid gov
eminent, some complications VIII Prob
ably be forthcoming
The facts Of the case are these: DR..
Delgado was living on his plantation
when a body OF Spanish troops arrived
on the scene. Parties OF rebels were
everywhere there in the vicinity, and
Delgado was requested 20 give infornna-
ton as 20 their Whereabouts. He Sta-
ted RE knew nothing about the move
msn1S Of the rebels, that ne was an Amer
tcan citizen and in TO way implicated
in the rebellion. This explanation did
not satisfy the officer commanding the
troops. and he ordered Desgado. with
several OF his servants, 70 be taken out
and shot.
The man were ropei together and a
volley was fired at them Delgado re-
ceived a bullet IN his thigh. and lying On
the ground, feEgned death
After the departure OF the troops.
Delgado got away and came into Hs-
vana- bringing witnesses or the occur-
renee The dispositions were duly made
before the United States consul general
and Forwarded 10 Washinsto1-
All this took pace il April azst- The
Spanish authorities DO no. deny [be
actual facts as presented. and tA-ee
months ago u was distinctly stated hat
substantial compensation would BE-
awarded 20 Mr.. DeIg9do for the out
rage committed upon his Person To
now refuse 10 ecsnowieS;ge TIE justice
o. the clam Is for the Spanish govern
rneES 70 put s-seif entirely In the wrong
even II Il can BE- proved tS,at the SIN
pathy o. DE-. DECADE Is Absolutely vFih
the rebel CAUSE He has committed no
Get that vis.stss Spanish law. a1d :
Clearly emitted 20 damages
CHILL Is COMING ROUND
washington. D. c. Sept. is.---Prez-
dent Cfsvs.and-s r-f;eEst@1r1 q the A.esl-
roe doctrine has been echoed 81 Cnsls.
cae sole American nation - 1aA-a AL }.