The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-11
CANNOT BE BLAMED
BEING WALLING'S MOTHER, MRS.
WALLING Is EXOUSAHLE
But the Pilgrimage to Greencsstle. to
for Word OF Mercy for Her Galiows-
Bird Son Is Utterly Without Avail-she
Is Treated With Respect and Hospitality
Bot the Subject OF Clemency for the
Murderer L. Forbidden Ground-Crime
News in General.

Greencastle, Ind, March 10.-Mrs.
Wailing, mother of Alonzo Walling, ar
| rived. in the city, accompanied by a
| friend. They took carriage and drove
! to the residence OF A. S. Bryan, father
| of Pearl Bryan, on their mission OF
| mercy in behalf Of her son. Mrs. Wall
| ing was received at the Bryan home
stead in generous hospitality but when
| size made a plea for a word from the
family 10 Governor Bradley. it was de-
| clined by the family, but there was no
expression Of vind:ctiveness.
GOVERNOR BRADLEY READS UP.
Frankfort, KY, March 10.-Governor
Bradley this morning began to read a
5000 page record Of Scott Jackson's
trial. Jackson's attorney, L. J. Craw-
ford, came into town last night and saw
the governor about filing a brief today
and requested MIN TO read the whole
record in the Jackson case. This will re-
quire several days. No papers in Alonzo
Walling's case have yet arrived. There
is an intimation that JacksoE's brief
contains something that viii result in a
respite for Walling.
KILLED BY TRAMPS.
Greensburg, Pa, March 1e.-Richard
Graham, a wealthy farmer, and his wife
were found dying In their farmhouses
near Crab Tree this morning in pools of
blood. The wife was conscious but I'M
able 10 talk Both are expected to die.
l. is supposed that their assailants were
tramps who have been loafing about the
coke regions and who were after money
The reighbors are searching the sur
rounding country for the criminals
BY THE WOMAN'S HUSBAND.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, March 10.-News has
just reached here that Silverio Martinez
and woman named Sandoval were
shot and killed at Coyote, Bernalillo
county, by the woman's husband,
prominent ranch owner, who returned
home Unexpectedly and found them in
compromising position.
HABEAS CORPUS DISMISSED.
New York, March 10.-Judge Addison
Brown Of the United States district
court has dimissed the writ of habeas
corpus and certiorari sworn out by Law
yer Coudert, on behalf of Joseph Isigai,
Turkish consul general at Boston, who
was arrested in this city q few weeks
ago, charged with embezzling over $780,
900. Lawyer Couderts contention was
that the state authorities had no juris-
diction in the case Of representative of
a foreign government and that if the
prisoner was guilty of any offense he
could be tried only by the federal courts.
DYk,4n%rr> N-JDDrDc AT,
Los Angeles, March 10.-Expert dla-
n1Snd nippers who are probably enroute
from the east to Carson TO relieve the
sports of their jewels during the big
fight, remained here long enough to ac-
cumulate $1,000 worth of gems among
the crowd that went 20 San Pedro to
celebrate the decision of the harbor
board. During the lunch at the Termin-
ial Island pavilion, some one in the
crowd started to jostle and after all was
over General Boulin discovered that his
diamond stud, valued al $3.50, was miss
ing. His announcement OF his loss
caused others TO feel for their gems and
seven others discovered that they had
been robbed. Reese Llewlyn lost stud
worth 1925; Joseph Mullaly, a pin, $3.50;
A. NJ. Ozmunn, a stud. $500; Harry Slot
terbeck, pin. 800; T. H. Wagdon, a
pin, 500; c. II. Richardson, a stud,
800; and H. C. Lichtenberger, a pin.
$50. The police claim to have clue TO
the robbers. but no arrests have yet
been made.
A STATION COLLISION.
Louisville, Ky, March 1o.-A special
to the Times from Wickliffe, Ky, says:
At 1:2O o'clock this morning, the ST.
Louis express on the Illinois Central
northbound collided with a freight train
at East Cairo, KY. Fireman Walter
Rogers Of the express sustained fatal in
jur:es. Both legs were crushed off. The
mail car and engine of the express
vera demolished. The engine left the
track an9 ran Ato the depot. the tele-
graph operator, Goodwin Boaz, having a
narrow escape from death.
COAL MINE EXPLOSION.
PittsDurg. Pa, March 1O.-An explos-
ion occurred in the BerWin-White coal
shaft a. DuBoise. Pa, at Il o'clock this
morning. There were 100 men at work
at the time and all got out but 81. The
mine foreman was badly burned. The
shaft was 500 feet deep. All the en-
tom bed miners were rescued this after
noon. Jonn Graham, Conner Hopkins.
Peter Foreman and Hugh Reynolds
vera burned about the hands and face
but their injuries are not serious.
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