The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24

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ne received a telegram from his partner
who had preceded him to Meridian, sta.-
ing that he had just arrived there and
found that Blantner had died last night
from the effects of morphine poison,
taken Saturday night with suicidal intent
Gibson left on the evening train for Me-
ridian to identify the body. He was very
much surprised at the intelligence. az in
formation received this morning prior 10
his coming was to the effect that Blan-
Their was slowly improving.
MORE BLANTHER STORIES.
Little Rock, Ark, March 23.-The rec
ords in the county clerks Office il this
city show that a marriage license was
issued on December 20, 1892. to Arthur
Forbes Lavau Eurecourt and Miss Agnes
Cameron. The man gave his place OF
residence as New York City, and the
lady gave Jacksonville. Fla, as her home
A private telegram from San Francisco
court is the same man who was recently
arrested at Valley Mills, Tex, as Joseph
Blanther, the alleged San Francisco muir
derer, for whom reward of 81 900 is Of
fered, and who attempted suicide and af-
forwards died in the Texas Jail, by TAX
ing morphine.
STRIKE RIOTS IN NEW YORK.
Lockport, n. Y, March 23.-The strike
on the Erie canal a. Pendleton assumed
serious aspect today, when the stone
masons were attacked by sixty Italians
because they refused to quit work. Sher-
if Kinney ordered the Italians to return
TO their cabins. They refused and were
reinforced by Polacks, whereupon the
sheriff and his posse fired a volley at
them. The men ran from the field.
Three Italian padrones have been arrest
ed and brought to Lockport. Twenty
five men are at work on the canal IN
der guard of a dozen deputy sheriffs.
SHORTAGE AND SUICIDE.
Kansas City. March 23.-Tne dead
body of Sheriff Jacob Malmgren of Sa-
line county, Kansas. was found in an
empty box car in the bottoms here to-
day. Malmgren had shot himself in the
head with a revolver and left a note
stating that he was tired of life He
mysteriousiy disappeared from Salina on
Friday last when il became known that
he was short over $1,000 N his accounts
with the county. When found he had
apparently been dead but a few hours.
BREEDERS BANK STEALINGS.
Bethlehem. Pa, March 23-Discov-
cries jus. made add Sic OdO TO the en-
bezzlement of Cyrus z. BREEDER. the de-
faulting cashier of the First National
bank, Of this city, who disappeared
few weeks ago leaving a shortage esti-
mated at the time to amount to $1,000
He also stole s. 600 from building as
ISOLATION. BREEDERS bondsman died ani
his bond vas not renewed, so that the
bank had To make good tie shortage Of
$4,000. BREEDER is sad to be in Denver
ard 1t is likely that steps vii. be taken
to nave him brought here on charges Of
forgery. An examination Of the books
show that he began his stealings six
months after he became cashier of the
bank. A sensation has been created
nere by the receipt Of letter from Brei-
er in which he threatens to expose GER
tain unnamed citizens of Bethlehem who
assisted him in his populations.
WRECK on THE BIG FOUR.
Columbus. Ohio. March GA special
TO the Dispatch from Springfield. Ohio,
says: The injured in the wreck on the
Big Four we're:
William Kinsley, St. Louis; both legs
crushed and back injured.
Edward Kinsley. St. Louis; legs hurt.
Frank Fay, st. Louis; head cut; right
leg and shoulder injured.
william Siney. Jersey City: shoulder,
head and back hurt.
They were taken to a local hospital at
Springfield. 1t is feared that ten others
are buried in the debris Of the train The
train wrecked was through freight No. |
Il, due at Sprlng field al midnight. Con-
ductor Crook and Engineer Ross were
in charge 1t broke in two on the down !
grade at the Ohio Southern crossing. the /
parts coming together, almost totally |
destroying twenty-seven cars. The track |
IS being cleared.
BRIDGE BREAKS DOWN.
Murphysboro, Ill. March 23.-The en- |
CINE ard four cars OF the northbound |
local on the Chicago and Texas railroad
went down with the bridge across the
Big Muddy river at Aldridge Station. |
south OF Grand Tower. Engineer Joe |
Forester and Fireman James Anderson |
were drowned. The Big Muddy IS rag J
ing and the bridge failed to Withstand /
the pressure.
GEORGIA CYCLONES VICTIMS.
Lodisvilla, Ky. March "a special !
from Atlanta. Ga. gives the following |
corrected list OF nine dead as the result |
OF The cyclone az Arlington. Ga. yester- !
dav: Professor W. \. Covington, Ollie !
Parramore. Alice Putnam. Claud Rob |
erts. Willie McMurray. Albert Butler, |
Kenneth Boynton. Maud johnson and |
Mary Wellons. Professor Walker was |
% bodily Injured that he is dying -Four
persons were reported killed a. BlaSsiy. |
watch later reports deny.
BROKE THROUGH THE ICE
Travers City. Mich, March 25.-Two |
unknown men we're seen 70 break |
throuchthe ice off Bowers Harbor TO- |
DAY. Both were drowned
oRTHIA's SHAFT BROKEN.
Halifax. March 25--The disabled I
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