The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27

Alban has been slightly wounded in
battle with the revoluuonists- His hors
was killed under him
Geneoa, Nov. 26.-James Fletcher, Uni
ted States consul in this city, is dead.
San Francisco. Nov. 26.-The temper
ance restaurant proprietor. \. ". Dan
| nett, who once conducted q chain Of res
taurants from New York to San Fran
cisco, has failed for s92,0 900, with no avail
able assets. He has nominal secured
assets of $4,000. Most Of his creditor
are missionary societies.
Malone, n. Y, Nov. ga blizzard hal
been raging throughout northern New
York for the last Is hours.
Pittsburg. Nov 26.-President Shafte
Of the Amalgamated Association mos
emphaticaIly denies the report from
Wheeling lat the association lodges II
that district are to vote an emergency
assessment for the creation of a gigantic
strike by the time the agreement witt
the United States Steel corporation ex
pires, eight months since
/ London. Nov 26.-sir Thomas Upton!
announcement last evening. at the ban
auet given in his honor at the Hote
! Cecil, that ne was willing to make an
{ other attempt to lift the Americas cup
| should no one else do so, may be taker
| as tantamount to definite challenge.
Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. 26.-The trial
of Letson Brilliant. mine owner and
| largely interested in the properties at
morning, in the United States federal
court. Balliett was indicted by the
federal grand jury two years ago,
charged with using the United States
mails to further scheme to defraud.
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. PR. L. Still
man, a prominent Minneapolis attorney,
died in street car late last night.
Clear Lake. Wis, Nov. 26.-While work
ing with steam wood saw, James Floyd
was instantly killed by the accidental
breaking Of the saw. He was struck IN
the chest by the flying piece. which tore
out his heart.
st. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 26-The jury in the
district court has brought in a verdict
of guilty against Walter A. Bourne, for
mer deputy county auditor. tried on a
charge of false auditing and fraud.
New York, Nov. pa large square
rugged vessel possibly went down in the
recent gale off the Delaware coast.
Whether her crew went down with her,
or have been saved. may not be known for
some time; for if picked up they may
be taken across the Atlantic.
Boston, Nov. ga letter has been re-
ceived from the Honorable Artillery com
pany of London, accepting the invitation
of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
company Of Massachusetts, to visit Bos-
ton in 1903
Cheyenne. Wyo, Nov. ga dispatch
has been received from Sheridan. Wyo-
ming. saying that C. Frank MacLaugh-
lin was shot and instantly killed by
Lew Hartsough, his partner in livery
stable there. after a quarrel concerning
the management of the business.
Chicago. Nov. 26-Martin Hogan, the
Irish patriot who has been lying at the
county hospital for some days, died to-
day, aged 50 years. Hogan. together
with others interested in the Fenian
movement, were convicted of treason in
1896 and transported to the English
penal colony in Australia. IN 1863 Hogan
and his companions, excepting John Boyle
O'Reilly. who had previously escaped,
We're rescued by a boat which had been
fitted out for the purpose by Irish sym
pathizers.
Philadelphia, Nov. 26-Captain Hill of
the steamship Balgenland. which reached
her dock today from Liverpool. reports
that when the steamship was abreast
Nantucket Light early yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. H. McNeal. wife of DR.. McNeaI
Of Ann Arbor. Mich. was washed over
board and drowned
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Nov. 26.-At New Lex
ington early today, the operator Of the
Cincinnati * Muskingum Valley railroad
was bound and gagged by masked bur
glars. who dynamited the safes Of tina,
company. the Adams Express company
and the United States Express company
The burglars secured but little money.
and made their escape.
O'Neill. Neb.. Nov. 26-Judee Clarence
Selah died at his home early TODAY. Of
typhoid fever. lie was a pioneer editor.
Chicago. Nov. 26-The habeas corpus
case Of Andrew N. Lawrence and II :.
Garfield. convicted OF contempt of court
by reason OF their responsibility Tor arti-
Giles appearing in Hearst Chicago-Aneri-
came before Jndse Dunno today.
Chicago. Nov. ef-The branch appellate
court. through judge wat-erson. today
ruled that policeman or other public
officer cannot assign his salary. The de-
cis-9n IS based on the ground thar Tie
practice is against public interest
washington. Nov s-The state se.
parrment announces that Geo Heimro8
Of omaha, Nebrasks. has been appointed
consul general ~ Apia. samoa
Marysviue Mo.. Nov ss-aIrs. Henry
Winis wss today convicted III assault
wi,h Intent 10 XIII She shot Lawrence
C-ownev ~ Ciyde. 40. I'VE uues last
September. alesns that De- -aiatel
Islander stories about her. BE re-
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