The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

poaeon Venue. q rancher. and were pur-
sued by the mounted police. The Indi-
ans fired. wounding Captain Allen and
Sergeant Raven. The Indians are now
on buff. which the police are sur
rounding.
SETTLED WITH A KNIFE
Newton, Ia, May 29.-In a dispute
over an account last night, Emsly VIII
son. liveryman, was assaulted by Bert
Emory, who inflicted eleven knife
wounds on his victim Wilson will die.
Emory is ir jail.
A FEUD SETTLED.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May Esquire
Frank Osborne, a prominent farmer. was
shot and instantly killed by L. J. Barber,
car inspector Of the chattanooga, Rome
and Columbus, at Crawfish Springs, in
Chickamauga this morning. A bitter
feud had existed between the two men
for several years and the disastrous end
ing was not unexpected.
MILDRED WAS JEALOUS.
Montpelier. VT, May 2s.-Miss Mildred
Brewster. the daughter Of a wealthy far
mer Of Huntington. today shot and prob
ably fatally wounded Miss Annie
Wheeler. OF whom she Is alleged 20 have
been jealous. The deed was committed
in lonely spot In the outskirts OF she
city After shooting Miss Wheeler tae
Brewster girl turned the revolver on her
self, infictinz a serious ard possibly IA
t.. wound.
POISON IS DISCLOSED.
Kenosna, Wis, May 29.-Ir has d.vel-
oped that Michael P,ova, the Hungarian
tanner who died under peculiar circun-
stances yesterday. vas the victim OF q
murderer. Physicians found poison IN
his stomach, ard al arrest will undoubt-
eddy be made.
POLICE HELPLESS.
st. Louis. May 29.-Two women, one
OF whom is supposed to be The wife Of
Michae. J. Cotton. the prominent young
Irishran who was murdered IN his home
near Bloomington. Illinois, recently,
were arrested here today tut as they
were about 20 step from the gang park
OF the steamer Spread Eagle Il I. eaid
that they are charged with completely n
the crime Who the other woman Is can
not be surmised- Chief Harrigan says
he cannot discuss the case until he hears
from the authorities at Bloomington, but
ne admits tha. one OF the women he be-
Iisves 20 be Mrs. Cotton The descrip-
tior Of one fits al right said the chief.
but the other does not At at all She
has red hair, and our description Of she
wo-nrn does not mention that either OF
me women Is -ed-headei."
DURRANTS PLEA.
Gan Francisco, May 29.-Attorrey Ger
eral Fitzgerald fled his reply b-ief 70
Theodore Durrants last appeal. II tie
supreme court today. He dispoSes Of the
matter in a very few words. merely etat-
ing that the sentence was IN accordance
with the law, and that IN refusing Dur
rants application for a continuance the
court merely exercises its discretion.
THIEF AS WELL AS LIAR
Los Angeles, Cal, May ga search
OF ne police records OF this city has dis
Chased me FACT that the Old soldier, ". T.
Bryant, VINO claims 20 have evidence OF
Faster Gibsoas completely IN the murder
Of Blanche Lamor., was once sentenced
20 serve two yeare for burglary m Los
Angeles. A. the time OF Bryant's con-
vic.icn he gave his name as A J. Crit
tenden, this being in 1879. In San Ber-
nardiro, in 1867. he was sentenced for
two years for larceny. His real name Is
said ID be Sid Brown.
SAWED OUT OF THE PEN.
81 Louis, May "a special 70 the
Post Dispatch from jefferson City, No,
says: AZ midnight last night James A
Chase, a 'third-timer.' sent UP for six
years for burglary: Robert Johnston,
sen; up for twelve years for robbery. and
August Singleton. who was If for ten
years for murder in the second degree.
sawed their way out Of the state peni-
Tertiary. They removed the bar from
window seven inches wide, and go:
through by undressing. Chase and John
SOC got over the fence. the guard firing
a. them. but Singleton surrendered.
Chase was captured at Upton today IN
his stripes.
\ BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
Salt Lake. Utah. May 29-Richard
Harvey, recently from California. was
convicted Of burglary asst Monday and
today sentenced 70 prison for three years.
While being hanicuffed in the court
room he made break tor liberty. knock
ed down several bailift. and was finally
shot and dangerously wounded by Dep
uty Sheriff Burt
BANKER SENTENCED.
Oshkosh, Wis. May Ee.-Judge Burnel
today sentenced Banker Shove OF Mani
tovoc who was convicted OF Illegal bank
ing. TO pay a fine Of 5000 and the costs.
which anlout 70 almost the same sum.
Shove attempted 20 address the court be-
fore sentence was pronounced but broke
down. After receiving his sentence he
tsok ont k-ife with the evident intent
I, commit suicide. but was overoowered
BY his friends.
PACKING PLANT BURNS.
Utica, ". Y, May 2s.-The plant o. the
Ctica Packing and Provision company.
in Deerfieid. was destroyed by fire today.
The ,oss Will not be far from 100000.
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