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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

ATToRNEY-GENERAL MILLER has re-
turned to Washington after brief visit
to Indianapolis.
The Senate Finance Committee has
decided TO give no more tariff hearings.
THE President and Mrs. Harrison left
Washington on the 9th on the United
States vessel Dispatch for short season
Of recreation on the Potomac river and
Chesapeake bay.
THE Sac and Fox Indians have arrived
ut an agreement with the Government
Commissioners. This opens sos, 900
acres Of land for settlement
THE deeds of the cottage occupied by
the President at Cape, May last summer
have been presented to Mrs. Harrison.
The gift Is handsome one, the cottage
containing twenty rooms.
THE Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has expressed an opinion that grain
rates from Texas and Kansas points are
nnreasonably high.
JAMES j. Brooks, ex-chief OF the
secret service division of the Treasury
Department has again been placed in
charge Of that division.
THE President and his family have re-
turned to Washington from Fortress
Monroe.
AT the Republican Senatorial caucus,
ex-Representative Valentine, of Ne
braslEa. was chosen sergeant-at-arms 70
succeed Canaday.
BIDS for the largest armored cruiser
yet proposed for the United States navy
and for two smaller vessels have been
opened by the Navy Department The
Union iron works Of San Francisco and
Cramps Sons were the principal bid
ders.
SENATOR EDMUSDs has introduced
bill to turn over to the Utah public
schools the escheated funds of the Nor
mon Church.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
"'HE LATEST.

TIE Chicago Farmers Review fails to
report any improvement in the wheat
and oats crops, On the contrary it
states that in Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri the condition is constantly
growing worse.
THE smaller stockholders of the Chi
cago Stockyards Company have decided
to fight the proposed sale to an English
syndicate in the courts.
r. II. CALDWELL. a wealthy railroad
contractor of Eastpo mt, Ca, fell from
hotel window at Phoenix City, Ala, and
was instantly killed.
A CYCLONE destroyed the fair grounds
halls and tore to pieces the residences
Of Mrs. Biggs, S. Bryant and o. w. Ives
at WapellO. Iowa. All the inmates of
the three houses were injured more or
less, though none fatally.
A NOTABLE fact in connection with the
commencement exercises of the Union
College of Law at Chicago was that the
member Of the graduating class having
the highest scholarship and delivering
the valedictory was colored man. His
name is Franklin A. Dennison, of
Texas
JUDGE WALLACE, of the United
States Circuit Court at Syracuse, N. Y,
has vacated and dismissed the writ of
habeas corpus in the Kemmler case.
PRINCE YTURBIDE, of Mexico, has
been sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for slandering and abusing the
President.
WILLIAM O'BRTEN, the Irish National
list, has been married to Mile. Raffelo-
witch.
TIE President recently received q
committee from the Chamber of Com
MERGE Of New York, headed by Mr..
Cornelius S. Bliss, to urge the improve
ment of the Mississippi river, and Mr..
Arthur Sewall, of Maine, with COM
mittee representing the shipping inter
ests Of the country.
The freedom Of the city Of Edinburg,
Scotland, has been presented to Henry
NJ Stanley.
The Senate on the 18th passed two
bills concerning cattle introduced by
Mr.. Vest; also a joint resolution for
negotiations with Great Britain concern
ing American cattle imports in that
country. An adverse report was made
on Stanford's bill for Government loans
on real estate. The House agreed to
the conference report on the pension
measure, Withdrawing the service pen
sion feature, leaving the bill one Of dis
ability.
Hox. w. w. DIcKERsoS, Of Grant
County, KY, was nominated for Congress
to succeed Senator Carlisle on the 9O7th
ballot
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

EXTENSIVE smuggling has been gong
on for some time by collision with Of
iicers OF the Inman steamship line and
parties in New York. Several arrests
have been made and startling develop
ments are expected when the receivers
are apprehended.
SEVEN young men out OF q party OF
eight who went fishing in sailboat Mt
Boston recently were drowned by cap
sizing in Dorchester bay.
The Hyde & Behman Theater. Brook
lyn, N. Y, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, 100000.
AFTER stormy meeting OF the Gen.
trail Labor Union at New York, the So
cialist members withdrew and an
nounced their intention Of forming a
separate organization.
JUDGE BARRETT, Of the New York
City Supreme Court, has RENTED the
$1,000 fine imposed on Alderman John
0'Neill OF the 1854 doodle" board. now
in States prison, and he will DO re-
leased.
THE members of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics and the Rochester baseball teams,
with Umpire Toole. have been arrested
on the charge Of playing baseball on
Sunday at Irondequoit, n. Y.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
THE CROSS MURDERS.
Tho First Witness Relates the Story OF the
Assassination.


Assassination.
PARIS, Tex. June 12.-The panel OF
the jury In the Cross murder case was
completed yesterday and the witnesses,
over 200 in number, sworn in and placed
under the rules.
Counsel for the defense stated that q
number OF newspaper reporters were
present to take the testimony, and as
they were sticking their bills into every
thing something should be done about
them.
Judge Bryant said IL was their duty to
stick their bills in when they thought
1t necessary, and all that could be done
was to instruct witnesses not to read the
papers. This he did.
Herbert Tonney was then placed upon
the stand to testify in behalf OF the Gov
eminent. He swore that on the even
ing Of July "a, 1855, John NJ. Ross sher-
III OF Stevens County, Kan, received
message from Ed Short, the under sher-
III OF the county, who had gone to No
Man's-Land to arrest Sam Robinson,
city marshal OF Hugoton. Kan. for
whom he had warrant. The message
was to tho effect that Short needed as
sistance. Volunteers were called for
and Rollin Wilcox, Robert Hubbard, Ted
Eaton and witness went with the sheriff.
They went down into the Strip, arriving
there on the morning OF July25. Failing
to find Short or Robinson in the after
noon, Cross and his posse started back.
About nine o'clock they reached the
camp of the lawmakers at Wild Horse
creek. nine miles from the Kansas line.
where they unsaddled their horses and
laid down to rest awhile. In about an
hour witness heard commotion in the
camp and Sheriff Cross said: Boys,
they've got u.s." They saw they were
surrounded. and Sam Robinson ordered
them to walk out and hold up their
hands. He then said: sheriff Cross,
you are my first man." and shot him
down. Turning TO Hubbard he
said: II want you, too" Robinson
was then called away and told j. Is.
Chamberlain to attend to witness.
Chamberlain then disarmed witness and
presented his Winchester to fire. Wit
messed lodged just as Chamberlain fired
and the ball went through his shoulder.
As soon as he realized his pcrilous stu.
alton, nc remained quiet until Robinson
and party finished their work and went
away, and after many stops caused by
intense pain and loss of blood reached
Voorhees,, Kan, the nearest town, at
noon the next day.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
THE SOIrTH.

Two boys were killed and two men
badly injured by lightning at the Pion-
eer coal shaft near Charleston, w. Va,
recently.
THE Louisville & Nashville eastbound
limited which left Louisville, KY, on
the 9th for Cincinnati was wrecked Just
east of English, Ky. Quite a number
of persons were seriously hurt, among
them being Major Stickney and Colonel
Hodge, Of the army.
CAPTAIN GEORGE Poor, once q noted
Mississippi river steam boatman, drowned
himself at Hickman, Ky.
THREE negroes were executed at Lin
den, Tex, recently for the murder Of
James McGregor, a white man, whom
they also robbed.
The text of the proposed Louisiana
Lottery bill, as laid before the Legis-
lature of that State, makes provisions
for annual payments Of $1,000 600 to the
State.
THE Boston -four mill and its contents,
at Lake City, Fla, IVES destroyed by an
incendiary fire recently. Loss $4,000;
insurance small.
A DISASTROUS fire of supposed incen-
diary origin has occurred at Charleston,
s C. Four or FIVE buildings were de-
stroyed.
The grand jury at jackson, Miss, has
indicted ex-State Treasurer Hemingway
for the embezzlement Of sS15,6I2 of
State funds. He pleaded not guilty and
furnished bail to appear for trial.
THE S75, 900 elevator at West Memphis
built for the Kansas City railroad
burned the other morning. E. c. Adams,
OF Atchison, Kan, the contractor, who
had justcompleted the building and was
sleeping in the second story, was lost.
He was seventy-fve years old.
THEE men were crushed to death by
a cave-in while getting out iron ore at
Princeyille. Ky, recently.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
ON THE WAR PATH.
Montana Cheyennes Make Threatening
Demonstrate

Montana Cheyennes Make Threatening
Demonstrations.
HELENA, Mont, June l2.-The Chey-
enne Indians are on the war path. They
have left their regular camp and are
gathering in small camps of from fifteen
to twenty-five, and are firing at settlers
houses and making the most threaten
ing demonstrations. Ranchmen have
been bringing their families into the
settlements all day. Cattle are being
shot down by the Indians through
pure malice, as no part of the animals
are used for beef. Eighteen cattle were
shot in one bunch in Otterie. Governor
Toole has received dispatch signed by
ten prominent citizens OF Miles City re-
questing that he send 1000 stand Of arms
and ammunition. In reply the arms
and ammunition were sent forward in
charge of Colonel c. O. Curtis. One
troop of cavalry and two of infantry
have been sent from Fort Keogh to the
Cheyenne agency.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
THE WEST.

THE United States steamer Rush has
sailed from San Francisco for Behring
sea to watch for illegal sealers.
Two young men working near Ashley
Lake, Utah, named Workman and Bird,
were drowned the other day while try
ing to rescue Mr.. WINNER who had
fallen into raging stream by the
caving of levee.
THE planning mill workmen Of East
Saginaw, Mich. struck recently for nine
hours work. The furniture workers
were expected TO follow.
Four section men were killed near
Rockford, H., recently by the derailing
of a train. caused by broken wheel.
The Northern Pacific eastbound pas
senger train was robbed by masked men
near New Salem n. d., the other night
The express safe was not touched, the
messenger locking up the car and slip
ping away. The mail was rified and
seven registered packages taken.
Four children-Maggie Baker and
Lola. Annie and Charlie Seib-were
drowned recently at Rapid City, Ill.
They were boating when they ran
against snag.
THE Atlanta (Ga.) rifles won first
money (sa,5OO) in the Interstate in
fantry drill at Kansas City, Mo.
EFFORTS to run street cars on the Con-
solidated railway at Columbus, O., on
the 9th proved abortive, the police being
unable to do any thing against the ex-
cited strikers.
A NUMBER of contraband Cinnamon
have been captured in Ar IONA. They
were perishing for want Of water.
SIX students of the Oberlin(O o. J College
were run over and seriously hurt re-
Gently. They were hauling the victori-
GUS baseball team when they stumbled
and heavy band wagon following went
over them.
HENRY HERMANN and Timothy Lynch
were smothered in wheat in Harvey &
Co.'S grain elevator, Chicago, a bin
partition having broken, covering them.
Peter Gill escaped by miracle.
THE Northern Pacific Ra lroad Com
pany has secured the Seattle, North
Shore & Eastern railway in Washington,
100 miles of which have been built.
An open switch caused the wrecking
of ten cars and the fatal injury of Emil
Huen, brakeman, at Naperville, Ill.
the other night.
SARAH ALTHEA HILL TERRY has lost
L L. l. al. IL.
suit against Sharon, judgment of lower
court granting alimony, ETC., being re-
versed by the California Supreme Court.
THE leading vinegar manufacturers of
the United States at meeting in Chi
cago appointed a committee to endeavor
to obtain an amendment to the McKin-
ley bill by the Senate in their interest.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
nr. Hncy Sentenced.

Fort SMITH, Ark, June 12.-Dr.
George c. Iioey, late Of Cass County,
Mo-, was arraigned in the United States
Court yesterday morning on a charge
OF adultery. lie entered a plea of
guilty, and was sentenced to three years
in prison. Hoey resided at Garden
City, Mo-. where he has large family.
In his medical practice he became inti-
mate the family OF q man named Yoke,
and several monthsago induced the sew
enteen-year-old daughter of Zoke to flee
with him to the Indian country. lie To-
Gated in the Cherokee Nation, and the
girls parents caused his arrest about.
two weeks ago.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
Tornado In Illinois.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June IA cyclone
swept Dewitt County between eleven
o'clock and noon yesterday. A school
house near Birkbeck was demolished
while school was in session. Five chill
dren were injured, of whom it is feared
two will die. At Wapello, the Illinois
Central depot and the Methodist church
were wrecked and man named House,
living near the town, was fatally hurt.
Trees and telegraph poles were smashed
in all directions and three horses killed.
Considerable damage was done at
Waynesville and Clinton. The storm
moved from northwest to southeast in q
pathway about half mile wide.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
THE EAST.

RECORDER SMYTHE, OF New York, has
sentenced Broker George a Pell, Of
Sixth National Bank wrecling fame, to
imprisonment at hard labor for seven
years and six months in the State
prison.
Jk1Rs PRRsOx, one Of the Doodle al-
dermen Of New York City, was run over
and fatally injured By = train at Jersey
City the other night
An unknown, full-bearded man,
dressed in dark clothes, jumped OF
Goat island bridge and went over Nj
agra Falls the other day
AT the Amalgamsted Association
meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa, the scale
for Eastern iron puddlers was raised 50
cents per ton