The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-16
TEIEGRAPhIC BREVITiES,

chicago, Jan. lo.-W1tn the rcVolVeTS OF
five policemen pointed at his head, VII
liam Hooligan, alias BID said to be
one Of the expert safe robbers in Ameri-
ca. has been compelled to submit to ar
rest in Chicago saloon.
Baltimore, Jan. 15-Ccmmodore WiliiaD
DUNCAN, L. S. N, retired, is dead at his
home here. During the Spanish war he
was a member OF one of the navy de-
partment advisory boards.
Suez, Jan. 1o.-The Japanese cruiser
Kasaga has proceeded on its voyage. The
Niasin also has reached here and is TAX
ing on coal.
Boulder. Colo, Jan. 15.-Captain Rich
mond p. Hobson has arrived here from
Birmingham, Ala, and is now at the
bedside of his mother. The condition
of Mrs. Hobson is very serious.
Buenos Ayres, Jan. 15.-The senate has
adopted an important resolution relative
to the Panama question. 1t was main
tanned by the government that the mat
ter was one that did not concern con-
gress, as the executive was the sole judge
of all international questions.
Chicago, Jan. B-Brigadier Frederick
D. Grant today assumed command of
the department of the Lakes In accord
ance with the territorial redstricting
army act recently passed by congress.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE secretary of
the treasury has received an envelope
postmarked San Francisco, containing
conscience tribute of $780,
Manila. Jan. 1.-THE Right Rev. J. j.
ha
archbishop of Manila. arrived here today.
A monster reception has been arranged
for tomorrow to give him greeting.
Manila, Jan. 15.-News has just been
received here that the United States gun
boat Quiro which recently. went ashore
on the coast of Borneo has been foated
with little damage to the vessel.
Santiago Cuba, JAN 15.-Private Blake,
of the 18th United States artillery, COM
mitted suicide last night. He hanged
himself by his belt in a railroad cut
near the Morrow barracks.
ST Louis. jan 15.-MaJor General John
C. Bates today formally assumed COM
mand of the northern division of the
nited States army with headquarters
at ST. Louis.
Copenhagen, Jan. 15.--It is announced
that King Christian, who is at Weisba-
den, has sufficiently recovered from his
attack of govt to return to Copenhagen
next week.
Washington, Jan. 15.-The house COM
mittee on judiciary today fixed February
"a. 25 and 70 as dates for hearing of the
Grosvenor anti-union bill. The opponents
of the measure will be heard first
Charleston, S. c., Jan. 15.-"General
Lee" a negro, has been lynched in Dor
chester county, this state. He was
charged with attempted criminal assault
on white woman near Resvesvile.
Washington, Jan. 15.-The hearings on
the propositions to grant statehood to
Arizona were concluded today with
statement by Delegate Wilson. The COM
mittee took the matter up in executive
session. but reached no conclusion.
Pasadena. Cal, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Ruth
Brown Thompson. daughter of John
Brown. The Liberator.' died at her home
here today aged % years.
Kirksvile, Mo, Jan. l5.-John Robinson
was hanged today for the murder Of his
George Conklin. He died
declaring he had made his peace with
God and had been forgiven for the muir
der In the Jail office he shook the
hands of 500 friends.
ST. Joseph. Mo. Jan. 15.-The Republi-
can editors of the state met in cOnven-
ton here today and were addressed by
Henry King of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. and Col. D. r. Anthony. CT the
Leavenworth Times
Victoria. B. C. Jan. 15.-The tug Al
bion today discovered two more bodies
of victims OF the Ciallam disaster. The
remains OF Harvey Sears stevedore. were
picked up of Brotchie ledge and those Of
r. Campbell. of s5 Twentieth avenue.
Seattle.
Baltimore. Jan. Is.-pannv Dougherty.
OF Philadelphia. boxed Tommy Feitz. Of
Brooklyn. fifteen rounds tonight to
draw. before the Eureka Athletic club.
The PhiIadelphian clearly had the bet
ter of the argument on points.
London. Jan. I5.-The Daily Mails To-
kio correspondent says that the Korean
cabinet has decided 70 open Yonkanpho
and JikOho. and that this decision viii
be promulgated at the expiration Of the
morning for the empress dowage-.
Christiania, Jan. 15.-The upper house
by an almost unanimous vote has adopte1
a bin authorizing women 20 act as at
torneys and advocates in Norwegian
courts
London. Jan 1.-THE Bye-electiou -
Norwich for a successor 10 the late Sir
Harry BuIlard resulted IN the frea trad
ers gaining the seat The waite fellows:
Tisiett. Liberal. s,57s: Wild, Unionist. e.
IS; Roberts, Labor. s,44e