The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-10
BODIES ARE FOUND
SEQUEL TO A MYSTERIOUS DIsAP-
PEARANCE IN CHICAGO.

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| ton Found In the River Eight Miles
below the Oakland Wreck ON the Baiti-
more and Ohio in sIaryIand-Day's Rec
| ord Of Fine and Catastrophe.
Chicago. April 9.-The mystery con-
necte5 with the disappearance in last
| November of young Arthur T. Wallace,
Eighth Presbyterian church, has been
| partially cleared Up. The body Of man
| found in the river near the Madison
street bridge was identified by the Rev.
| the body was found the overcoat and
| watch were gone, and from this and
| other indications it was supposed that
young Wallace was waylaid, murdered
and thrown into the river. Arthur T.
| Wallace, the dead youth, was Is years
| OF age. For something like year ne had
| been a student in the military school a.
| Delafield Wis, where ne had Won sew
eral medals, and before that he had at
tended the public schools in Hannibal,
| No, from which town his father came
| 10 this city nine years ago.
SUPPOSED TO BE FULLERTON.
Washington. April "a dispatch re-
| ceived by the Baltimore and Ohio Off
| Gals here from Oakland says thai a body
| supposed TO be that of General Joseph
5. Fullerton OF Washington has been
| found in the river eight miles below the
scene OF the Oakland wreck. in which he
was killed about three weeks ago. If
the report is true the remains will be
cared for in Oakland and the relatives CT
General Fullerton here will be notified
and will be taken at once TO his home.
Wheeling, W. Va, April 9.-The body
OF Genera. Joseph S. Fullerton of st.
.. Louis, who was killed in the railroad &C
cident or the Baltimore and Ohio road
near Oakland, Md, some weeks ago, was
found this morning in the Youghioghany
river. eight miles below the bridge where
the accident occurred. The body will be
sent 10 Chllicothe, Ohio for burial.
PAULINE BAUER'S BODY.
st. Louis. April 9.-The body found in
the Mississippi Thursday has been iden,i-
fed as that of Pauline Bauer, who dis
appeared last November. Miss Bauer
was a telegraph operator. Just before
her disappearance she complained of cor
tinued annoyance from an unknown man
When, five months ago. her hat ard coat
were found upon the river bank the muir
der theory was suggested and worked
upon, but no clues were found The body
though badly decomposed shows a bad
wound on the skull. Miss Bauer was
guardian for her younger brothers ard
sisters. Her unexplained disappearance
has prevented the administration of the
estate.
JOHN BURNS FOUND DEAD.
Fargo, n. D., April 9.-John Burns. a |
harness maker of Glynion. Mimi, was |
found dead in an old building on North |
Pacific avenue in this city at o'clock |
this morning under circumstances indi- |
eating murder. The coroner held an in
quest this afternoon.
WITH POLITICS IN TT.
Chicago, April 81. G.. Matalene, who /
lives al rs North Clark street, was shot |
in the left side near the heart last night |
at the foot of Chicago avenue by one of |
two men. who, he says, decoyed him to
that lonesome spot by false invitation
Matalene resisted the attack and as his
assailants were attempting to escape fir
ed two shots at them. One of the men
fell and Mataiene is Of the opinion tina;
he was wounded. Matalene has been ac-
tive in politics and his assailants are
thought to be men who have lost posi-
tons as the result Of his efforts.
SHERIFF SHARES THE MAIL.
New York, April 9.-The sheriff's Of
fee has taken charge of al mail address
ed to E. S. Dean & Co. and turned ii
over TO the United States postal authori-
ties. Receiver Norris arrived IL this city
today. He said he had nothing 10 do
with the New York part of the business.
but was receiver for the New Jersey
branches. At the offices OF the Bankers
and Merchants Credit Guarantee Inter
change il was said that number of let
ters had been received during the day
from investors in the E. s. Dean COM
pany who wanted the interchange to look
out for their interests. The interchange, |
Il is said, is taking those up without
charging any advance and will not give
their clierts any hope that they can re-
cover anything. The interchange vii,
recommend that the small losers pool |
their interests.
CARLOAD OF FIREWORKS.
Buenos Ayres, April 9.-An immense
amount of damage has been caused by
the explosion OF car loaded with fire.
works The accident occurred near a
block Of buildings adjacent 10 the bourse
and the buildings almost Immediately
caught fire. \ whole block was destroy
ed before the flames were under control.
Ten persons lost their lives from the ex-
plosion or during the c0nflagrat!on.
GLASS WORKS BURNED
Poughkeepsie y. Y April 9.-The
Poughkeepsis Glass works were COM
" part or the factory that the fremen
were able 10 save vas the Office and some
sheds, under which new goods were
s;orei. The loss ap7roximales abou.
800, 900: insurance $50 900.
STOLEN BOOZE KILLS.
San Diego. Cal, April Seaman
Cline OF the cruiser Philadelphia died
today. Two OF the other sailors are dy-
Ing and several more are in precsrious
from drinking wood alcohol
mixed with eggs and condensed milk /
They broke into the medicine chest dur
ing the nigh,. stealing the alcohol. o.
which they drank large quantities..
FIFeY-rwo MINUS IHIgTH-FIvE
Leaves the Number of Probable Victims of
the Knox Hotel Fire.
Knoxville. Tenn. April 9.-Of The r.