The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-14
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ported today. Total deaths 1dl.
Tampico, Mex. jan &c. H. Cook. ar
American, formerly superintendent OF the
Mexican central but of late interested
in the water works drainage contracts
died today o heart failure
vicksburg, Miss, JAM &c. c. McMil-
Parish, La, was shot and fatally wound
ed bu Butch Riley, negro. Riley was
captured and probably be lyched.
Waterton, Conn, jan 13-Former State
Senator Burton H Mattoon treasurer of
the town of WATERFOWL, was arrested to-
night charged with the embezzlement of
1852 of the towns funds
Fayetteville, Ark, Jan. 13.-Coi. Thos.
NJ. Gunther. who represented this dis
trict in congress from 1879 to 1855 died
today, aged 76 years His son. Judge
Julius Gunther of the supreme court of
Colorado is here
Panama. Jan. 13.-The Indian chief Joe
Hoaen. arrived here today from Colon
and was received this afternoon by the
Junta- To the correspondent OF theAsso-
ciated Press he said that beyond Acanti
there were 1900 Colombians encamped.
He appears decided to fight for Panama
against the Colombians.
Panama. Jan. 13.-Members of the con-
stituaional convention are already at
work. though the sessions will not begin
officially until January q. 1904. Among
the points to be decided upon are the diff
ferences between church and state
Welland. Ont, Jan. 1S.-Judge Wells to-
day announced that he would sign the
warrant for the extradition of James N
Abers attorney Immediately appealed the
case.
London, Jan. ia special dispatch
from Toxic says that the ministers who
attended the recent conference for the
consideration of the reply to The Russian
note assert that the attitude Japan has
taken up is remarkably conciliatory.
San Francisco, Jan. 13-The transport
steamer combine of this port, consisting
of The Pacific Mail, Occidental and ORR
entail and the Togo Kisen Kaisha, has
announced a big increase in passenger
and freight rates. to take place in Feb
ruary.
New York. JAN 13.-Negotiations be-
tween the representatives of the govern
ment and the revolutionists have thus
far failed. says a Herald dispatch from
Mon,evideo, Uruguay.
Vienna. Jan. ia decree was gaEet-
ted today prolonging the existing COM
mercial relations between Austria and
Mexico for a year.
Omaha, JAN 13.-Fire at the stock yards
in South Omaha destroyed the horse sale
pavilion and mule stables of John c.
Cooper. Eighty-six horses were burned
to death. Loss $4,000.
Manila, Jan. 13-The expeditionary
force under command Of Major General
Wood. now at Camp Overton, around
Lake Lanao. includes eight companies of
and troops of cavalry and two
batteries. of artillery
Springfield O., JAM 13.-At today's ses-
sion of the Missouri Federation of La
Dor a resolution was passed demanding
that the United States senate pass Sena-
tor Patterson's resolution that the COM
mittee On judiciary go to Colorado and
investigate the labor trouble in that
state
Washington, Jan. 13.-Todays statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund exclusive of the $3.50, 100000 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption shows
available cash balances s225 S96, $50; gold.
s1O2 III, 096.
Baltimore, Jan 13.-Fire tonight des-
troyed the plant of the Baltimore Novel
ty company and ruined the stock of
VIM Lehman & Co.. wholesale butchers
The loss is $4,000.
Warren. o., Jan. 13.-Striking employees
at the Harris press works here attacked
the non-union workmen, resulting in
rot in which three persons were seri-
ously injured. while a number of others
were cut and bruised.
Port Stanley, Ont. Jan. 13.-Anxiety 10
felt regarding The whereabouts of the
Jerry boat Shenango. with a crew of 81.
which left here on January 2. but has not
yet reached Connaught. The vessel had
provisions for only nine days.
Pasadena, Cal. Jan. 13.-Mrs Ruth
Brown Thompson. eldest daughter of
Iohn Brown of Harpers Ferry fame, is
ying at the point of death at her home I
n this city. She is suffering from an at
ack of la grippe with complications.
She is 76 years of age.
Washington, Jan. 13.-The Japanese 1
minister states that the report that de- /
nand had been made on behalf of the 1
Japanese government upon the Emperor I
# Korea that he recognize a Japanese /
over Korea is without foun- /
ation.
Port Said Jan. 13.-The Dmitri Dons-
,oi entered the Suez canal bound for the 1
ar east. The torpedo boat destroyers
silI await the arrival here of the re-
nainder of the Russian Mediterranean
euadron which is expected soon.
Paris. Jan. 14.-Fernando del Yznaga
led suddenly here today.
Paris. Jan. E.-Emile Daurignacs wife
as obtained judicial order OF separa-
ion During the proceedings the fact
ras brought out that the costs of the
rosecutiou of the Humberts were $50. 90
Detroit. Jan. 13.-Jsmes II. stone. for
aer collector Of international revenue
{ Detroit and a well known editor. died
oday. From 1876 to 1891 he was pro-
rietor and editor of the Detroit Tribune.
Honolulu. Jan. 1s-G n. Cleman. form
rly of Redwood, Cal. and engineer on
plantation at Makawalei. in Kauai
ounty, was murdered last Friday night
Y means of a stick OF dynamite which
ras exploded under his bed in a tent. {
apanese gamblers whom Cleman had
aided. are suspected Of having caused
is death.