The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-22

fauiter Rambusch Suicides-An Inter
Racial Joint Debate in Mississippi =
! yyounaed Burglar Found in Hospital
New York, Oct 21.-Kamlin ]. And
rus, president of the Arlington Chemical
! company, of Yonkers, was killed today
! by the explosion of a bomb in his once
He was alone when the tragedy occur
/ red. VINO placed the bomb in the ONCE
i or whom it was intended 10 kill IS not
, known John An1rus, a brother OF The
victim, was generally the first to enter
! the office and as the dead man was very
wall liked il is conjectured that the
brother was the one whose death was
designated Mr. Andrus' head was 1T
orally blown to pieces.
DEFAULTER SUICIDES.
Fredericksburg, Va, Oct. H.-W. 7.
Rambusch, the defaulting banker or
Juneau, Wis, snot himself in the right
temple last night in this city. dying IN
stantly. His body was found sitting on
a bench in the National cemetery still
grasped the pistol with which the sui
eide was committed. He arrived here
a week ago and registered at the hotel
as G. T. Anderson.
! Friends from Juneau have telegraphed
for ;ttrs body TO be forwarded there. The
following note was found in his pocket:
My name is W. T. Rambusch, OF Jun
eau, Dodge county, Wisconsin. Wire
Dr. ". Z. Hallocke, juneau, Wis, also
| Fred E. Ranlbusch, of Rambusch and
! Petit, are decorators, Broad, New
( York, and Captain H. A. Bagger. 195
Ninth street, Brooklyn, n. Y, to come
here and identify me in order that my
poor wife may get my life insurance.
/ Bury me here; not in Wisconsin. l
| have money enough to pay all expenses.
/ Hope kind friends WEI pardon me for
/ the trouble / make them.
wv. r. RAMBUSCH,"
| Rambusch had no baggage when he
arrived here save a small hand satchel.
MISSISSIPPI RACE WAR.
Greenwood, Miss, Oct. 21.-Yesterday
a white man named J. Fl. Rock was
/ shot and killed by a negro on the place
of Rock, near Sunnyside LIE Flore
county. Mr.. Rock, as far as is now
known, was reprimanding a negroe wo-
man at her home, when this negro inter
! fered and the shooting commenced, the
nagro in the house and Mr.. Rock on
| the outside. Rock was shot down and
! killed. Last night posse took the no.
gro and hanged him. Today a gentle
man in Greenwood received a telegram
from another gentleman near Sunnyside
stating that he had received letter
from a negro living near there contain
ing information that the negroes had
challenged the whites TO a riot. Such
was the nature of the telegram that a
number of white men left today for that
part Of the county.
HE DREW ON HIS DAD.
San Francisco, Oct. PIE. F. Clarke,
son Of a wholesale grocer in New York
City, is under detention at the city
| prison awaiting the settlement of a
draft of $3.50 drawn on his father and re-
/ fused payment by him. According
to the story told by Clarke, he was short
of funds recently and gave friend the
draft to cash for him. The latter took
the draft to ]. A. F'olger & Co., who
have business dealings with the house
! Of which Ciarke's father is the head,
and it was paid. When it reached New
York it was sent back to Folger & Co,
dishonored. Clarke was stopping at the
Palace hotel and Detective Whitaker
and Officer Smith Carr brought him TO
, the city prison where he is now held
pending a settlement.
A BURGLAR IN HOSPITAL.
New York, Oct. H.-Joseph Trujillo,
editor of Ell Parvenir, the Cuban news
paper in this city, was attacked early
| yesterday by a burglar named John
Kelly Trujillo, reused from his sleep,
succeeded in wrestling a revolver from
the hand of the intruder after a desper-
ate struggle. He fired the revolver al
random, severely wounding the burglar
Kelly. however. succeeded in making his
escape from the Trujillo residence. He
was traced for blocks by the trail OF
blood and ultimately discovered severe
~ wounded at Bellevue hospital, where
| he was being treated as a patient.
BOSS M'KANE'S PARDON.
! Albany, n. Y, Oct. I.-John Y. Nc.
Kane, the former political boss OF
| Gravesend, is, according to a statement
| which is regarded as authoritative, 70
be released from Sing Sing before the
expiration of Governor MOrton's term
of Office and possibly within a few days
| McKane was sentenced to six years i'm
prisonnlent for aiding and abetting the
commission OF election frauds in No
yenber. 1888. Making the deduction for
good behavior, McKane would Still have
| one year and seven months to serve.
! Governor Morton is said to have ex-
pressed the opinion that Mckane Ia:
been sufficiently punished.
DIDN'T FIND THE MONEY.
Toledo, Ohio, Oct. PA farmer nam
| Cd Butka, Who has a large income from
oil leases was murdered at his farm
about seventeen miles south of Toledo
by robbers last evening, and his wife
was seriously injured Two masked
men opened the door as the family were
! at supper, shot Buti1a dead and Mrs.
Butka through the wrist. Afterward
| she was knocked down and severely in
| jurej by blows. Butlxa had just re
ceived his months income from OF
| leases but the robbers failed 10 discover
| its hiding place. All they got was nj:
| watch and few dollars in his pocket.
| BUILDERS INDICTED.
New York, Oct. 21.-By the collapse o.
! q building in course OF construction
about TWO weeks ago. one workman was
| killed outright. and another was 50
| badly injured that his death ensuei.
| The coco1er's jury today returned Yer
! dict csnsuring F. n. Hawkins. who was
| the agent in charge OF the cons tuctiou
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