The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-21

Crtme In Generat
Chicago, Oct. 20.-Whethe, to risk be-
ing held TO the grand jury on a charge
of assault, or 20 part with a portion OF
his cu6icle, so that mis- victim may ben
eft by skin grating operation, IL the
alternative which face. Paul Czyet. lad
OF II pesrs, who threw not water on
Auron Kwitke, scalding him SO severely
that an operation is made imperative.
In Justice Sabath's court the boy was
given MS choice Of the two evils and al
lowed until October % to consider the
proposition.
SEVEN DAGOES TO LYNCH.
Metropolis, ILL.,, Oct. 2O.--Sheriff Parks
of Williamson county and deputy ar
rived today from CarterviHe with seven
Italians. TO be lodged in the MasEac
county Jail for safety from an Infatuated
mob Of $50 men. The Italians, il is
charged, murdered Mr.. Young Satur-
day night near Carterville, brutally
stamping out mis- brains and bowels
while George Colombo. it is alleged. cut
the poor victims liver out with a butcher
knife. They will be held here until next
Monday.
STOOD OFF THE LYNCHERS.
st. Louis, Oct. pa special to the
Post-Dispstch from Liberty, No.. says
that mob Of about 100 masked and
armed men attempted to enter the coun-
ty jail there shortly after midnight last
night, for the supposed purpose Of lynch
ing William Foley and Frank Wade, two
murderers held there awaiting trial. The
sheriff assembled few deputies and
with show Of arms compelled the mob
to desist from their purpose and dis
perse. Several shots were fired, but no
body was hit. Foley who killed his
mother and sister, was tried last July,
but the jury disagreed.
FAST RUN TO THE DOCTOR.
Pueblo, Oct. pa special train ON the
Gulf road last night ran from Walgen-
burg to this city, 81 miles. in IS min
utes to bring 10 hospital here Sig.
Neumann, a wealthy cattle and sheep
owner, who had been shot in the abdo-
men by Paul FTohhch, a member Of the
Waisenburg council. The men quar-
reed in regard To a hide house which
the council had ordered removed. Froh-
lien says that before he fired Neumann
had drawn a revolver. Neumann denies
that he had any weapon. His chances
for life are only about one to fifty.
TO CATCH CRIMINALS.
Chicago, Oct. 20.-Several OF the most
prominent thief catc.1ers Of the country,
comprising the board of governors OF the
National Association OF Chiefs Of Po-
lice, met here today and formally organ
ized the Central Bureau of Identification
Of Criminals, with headquarters in Chi
cago. The new bureau will be under
tie control of the National As.ocia non
Of Police and the expense OF maintain
ing IL will be divided between the Diff
ferent cities where central Identification
bureaus have been established. The off,
Gals Of the various prisons will cooper
ate by sending photographs and descrip-
tons OF we'll know. criminals. The es-
taolishment Of the bureau marks a new
era In criminal affairs.
Those present at the meeting were
Chief Ripley. Chicago: Chief Jansen,
Milwaukee; Chief Dietsch, Cincinnati;
Major Moore, chief OF Police of Wash
ington. D. c.; Inspector Sark, Toronto.
Can; William A. Pinkerton; Chief Nc
Kelvey. Brooklyn, and Chief O'Mara,
Pittsburg.
A bureau Of this character has been
desired by police officials for years bu,
not until recently was any serious at
tempt made 20 form one. 4 description
by the Bertinon system OF measurement,
OF all criminals arrested and convicted
in the United States and Canada will
be sent 10 the Chicago bureau OF idsn.I-
fication and distributed from here.
Health and prosperity 10 those who
keep their blood pure with Hoods Sarsa-
pariila.