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curity.
A. E. ANsDARY.
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Hamilton's is the place to buy clothing,
boots, shoes, gents furnishing goods etc.
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Bee Supplies.

Hives, Sections, Boxes, Foundation CoDbs,
etc..
at GALE BROS.
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Arc Yen TIRED OF HAULING
WATER,
Secure one of those cheap Surface or
Tongue Creek ranches. far sale by
BLAcHLY & BALDWIN
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Delta city properly for sale by A. R. King
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In connection with the fruit interests we
give the attitudes at different points in the
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Notice.

Notice.
As hare not time to bother with ~
eiaee Of County Commissioner (if sisess1ss
hereby decline the nomiAation.
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Read the duncan Fence "ad.'
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Buy the Duncan Fence for your ranches.
I, 10 y cheap a. barb wire.
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See DR.. Milton, dentist, notice in this issue.
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Save Your Bees Wax.
GALE Bros. will buy it.
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Lime. Lime.

The white crystal lime ut
GALE Bros.
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School Fixtures,

Desks. maps, charts, globes etc. at
GALE BRO
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THE DELTA INDEPENDENT

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
THE LATEST.

IT is reported that President Menen-
DEE, of Salvador, did not die natural
death but was asSassinated.
CLINTON market, Boston, burned re-
| Gently. Loss. 100000.
An American named Stephen Smith
has been arrested in London for the
theft OF the jewels of the Duke and
Duchess of Edinburgh, which were alb
stracted from their apartments at Edin-
burgh during their absence at the open
ing of the electrical exhibition.
TIE strike of the freight handlers OF
East st. Louis, ILL.,. has ended in VIC
tory for the men.
CONGRESSMAN WALTER I. HAYES was
renom mated on the I'd by the Democrats
OF the Second Iowa district.
TnE stevedorcs Of Chicago, who have
been on strike, have applied for their
old places.
THE German Rcichstag was prorogued
on the I'd.
A COMPANY with So 900, 600 capital to
prepare sulphur, petroleum, salt iron,
copper and gypsum for the market has
been Incorporated at Covington, Ky.
NJ. MAEINKOvIsCII, the Servian Consul
at Pristina, ROumelia, has been MUIR
dered.
CONFLICTING accounts have been re-
ceived of battle with mOOnshinGrs in
Rowan County, Ky. Three men were
said to be killed.
GREAT damage has been done through
out Austria by terrific rains.
JouN BEARD, ill.,. and Miss Hostetter
were drowned near Gravechurch, Ont,
the other day while boating.
THE Peabody Institute ut Danvers,
Mass, has been destroyed by fire, caus-
ing S75, 900 loss
TIE Senate amendments to the Lot
terry bill were concurred in by the Lou
isiana House 10y GS TO %. There was
sufficient ma iority in the Legislature to
pass the bill over the Governors veto.
THE miners OF Great Britain are maxi
ing arrangements 10 fight for the eight
hour day next winter.
TIE Worlds Fair people have chosen
the joint site ON the lake front and
jackson park.
AMONG the cities kicking at the CEN
sus returns Is Denver. Col.
A FULL compliment Of Pullman cars
has boon purchased Tor Russian rail-
road.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has left for Cape
May for few days vacation.
Tux Senate on the ID received a mes
sage from the President submitting Mr..
Blaine's pan-American plans. The
House passed the Federal Election bill
by 1856 yeas 10 40 nays All the Demo-
Gratis voted against it and five or six Re-
publicans refused to give IL support
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05

JACK WILLIAMS, one OF thelife guards
at Atlantic City, N. j., who has on sew
eral occasions distinguished himself for
bravery, has been found TO be notori-
Gus burglar and sneak thief and has
been driven from the place.
UNOFFICIAL. figures put the popula-
ton Of places along the Hudson river,
N. ", as follows: Catskill, 1900;
Poughkeepsie, $4,000; Kingston, 81, 500;
Newberg, $4,000; Hudson, 1O.65o.
BARKER's hardware store ut Elmira,
N. Y, burned recently, causing serious
loss. The stock was insured for 500, 900.
An entrance was effected into the
Hill Farm mine at Dunbar, Pa, on the
1st after fifteen days work. ltwas i'm
possible to advance far owing to fire and
black damp. Sufficient was seen, how
ever, to show the eutombed miners must
be dead, and it was decided TO abandon
further effort to reach the bodies.
By the capsizing of skiff near Taren-
tum, Pa, Mrs. Eslep and Miss Mary
Helmut were drowned.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
SAVAGE KlCKAPOOS.

They Refuse tn Treat After Eating the Gov
ernment COw-Rumor of Taking the War.
Path.
OKLAHOMA CRY, Ok, July 3.-The
Cherokee Commission arrived here yes
terday after trip among the Indians
They were successful in negotiating
with the Iowas, Sacs and Foxes. Shaw
nees and Pottawatomies,b but failed with
the Kickapoos. The latter tribe Is the
widest one in the Territory and Wa
Ba-Ma-Sha, the chief, refused fatty TO
have any thing to do with the Com
mission and the other members Of the
tribe maintained q suspicious and
menacing attitude. The Commission.
ers ordered COW feast, but after
the beef was all devoured the In
dams still maintained their deter.
mination not to listen to any PROPOSE
tions They gathered together. while,
their chief, Wa-Ba-M Marsha. told the
Commissioners OF this determination,
and when Governor Jerome attempted
to speak the chief made gesture and
in minute the Governor was without
an Indian audience. Without further
parley and being naturally anxious to
get away from such q savage set of peo-
pie the Commissioners broke camp.
The Commission will leave to-day for
Fort Reno, where they will pave the
way for negotiations with the Chey-.
ennes and Arapahoes. All the baggage
will be left at Reno and the members of
the Commission will not return to the
States until September.
The failures with the Kickapoos is
likely to result in the Commission rec
ommending that these Indians be re-
moved or else compelled to take aliot-
ments. They hold their reservation by
executive order only. There are some
rumors that these Indians are on the
point of running away to the mountains
of Mexico again.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE President has sent to the Senate
the following nominations: Alexander
C. Moore, of West Virginia, United
States Minister at Siam; George w.
Fishback, of Missouri, United States
Secretary Of Legation at Buenos Ayres.
SECRETARY WINDOW has ordered the
removal of DR.. Edward Sheerer from the
sugar laboratory of the New York GUS
tom house because of the result of the
investigation Of the charges against
him.
SPEAKING on the subject of adjourn
ment Speaker Reed says: 1.-THE ques-
ton rests entirely with the Senate.
For the first time in many years the
House is ahead of the Senate with the
public business. We, over on this side,
could wind up the session next week,
but, of course, we shall not be able to
do So"
The Secretary of the Interior has
transmitted to the House an estimate of
an additional appropriation OF 1000
to carry out the provisions OF the Dis
ability Pension bill.
THE Pension Office issued during the
fiscal year just closed 1875 pension
certificates. The number issued dur
ing the preceding year was 155,202 OF
the number issued during the year just
closed, 66,637 were original pensions,
which is an increase of nearly Is, 900 as
compared with the number issued dur
ing the preceding year.
THE public debt statement showed q
decrease during the month OF June of
S2O,6s3, 725. During the fiscal year
ended June 80 the decrease amounted to
eee, al, AS.
THE President has approved of the
Naval and Post-oflce Appropriation
bills, the Invalid Pension measure and
the joint resolution providing tempo
rarily for the Government expenditures.
ROBERT McFEELY, Brigadier-General,
has been placed on the retired list.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
THE CROSS CASE.
The Testimony All In and Arguments -
Follow.

The Testimony All In and Arguments -
Follow.
PARIS, Tex, July 3.-All the testi-
mony in the Cross case was in at noon
yesterday with the exception of Sher-'
man Jines, whom the Government re-
served the right to place on the stand
in case he should reach here before the
first speech for the Government was
closed.
1t was agreed that there would be
four speeches on each side and no limit
as to time, but when stating the order
in which the speakers would come the
counsel on opposing sides disagreed and
there was some sharp language INDUCED
in and the arrangement had to be made
by the court and r. E. Hanney, the
assistant United States attorney, began
the opening argument at $3.50 o'clock.
At six o'clock Sherman Jines arrived
and was placed OH the stand for the
purpose of impeaching Mcclellan HAYES.
He said that Halves told him that the
killing OF Cross and party was cold
blooded murder.
Mr.. ianney then resumed and con-
cluded his argument at eight p. m,
having spoken over four hours. 1t Is
understood that Gordon, Pancoast, Brad
ford and Hodges will speak for the de-
Tense and Wilson, Wood and McCOmb
for the prosecution and it is not likely
that the argument will be concluded
this week. as one OF the speakers has
threatened to occupy whole day.
Yesterday afternoon Charles Moore
and B. A. Jones were arrested on in
dictments found by the late grand jury
for the murder of Cross and party. They
promptly gave bond in the sum of IS. 900
each. They had come here as witnesses
for the defense and stated on the stand
that they were with the Cook party and
arrived at the haystacks just after the
killing.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
THE SOrTH.

THE cases against Muldoon. Cleary
and Donovan were called at Purvis,
Miss, when pleas of guilty were en-
tered. A fine of $3.50 was entered
against Muldoon and 500 each against
Cleary and Donovan. They were acces-
series to the Sullivan-Kilrain fight
A TORNADO at Gallatin, Tenn, de-
stroyed the African NJ. E. Church on the
Goth. while services were in progress.
Ten persons were fatally injured.
THE census of Chattanooga, Tenn,
and suburbs approximates As, 900, an in
crease Of $50 per cent since $780, The
figures are several thousand short OF
what is shown by a recent directory
census.
An explosion occurred at the Stand
ard oil warehouse at Louisville, KY,
on the 30th. A tremendous wall OF
fame swept over the vicinity, taking in
its fatal embrace several men and boys
who happened to be passing. The cause
was due to gas generating in one OF
the tanks of crude oil, which found its
way W AuEheOO alOCE bhC Cop Va bhO
tank had been removed.
THE convicts at coaling camp near
Rush, Tex, broke away recently after
killing the guard.
A DESPERATE named Watley killed q
constable near Waresboro. Ga, recently
and fatally wounded justice. One of
the arresttng party then emptied load
of shot into watley, killing him in
stantly.
EIGHTEEN buildings at Troy, Ala.
were destroyed by fire recently, causing
slOO, 900 damage.
Four armed negroes drove away the
employees of J. E. Whites saw mill near
Tallahassee, Fla, the other night and
burned the place.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
THE WEST.

HoN. THOMAS w. PALMER, OF Michi
gan, has been chosen president OF thu
Worlds Fair Commissioners.
THE population of San Francisco II
put ut 300, 900. The Chinese population
is 1900. an increase of 1000 since 1850
TIE population Of Salt City, Utah, i:
estimated ut 49.97e and Ogden at 10, S35.
Two ladies were killed and two more
severely injured while crossing the Mid.
land track in buggy at Ute pass, near
Colorado Springs, Col, recently, an ex'
cursion train catching and demolishing
the vehicle. The driver and lad es-
capped.
A MOVEMENT is on foot in Guthrie,
Ok, to induce the present city govern
ment to resign and have Governor Steele
appoint municipal government under
the Nebraska statutes.
The young son OF NJ. Collar. the Gov
eminent meteorologist for Oklahoma,
was drowned in the river at Guthrie
while bathing.
FOUR Rock Island cars were over
turned and four persons killed by an
accident to the Council Bluffs passenger
train near Joliet, ILL.,, on the 18th.
THREE distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt at Santa Rosa, Cal, on the Goth.
THE population of Los Angeles, Cal,
is so, 900, Oakland 40, 900 and Sacramento
1000.
A SEVERE electric storm passed over
West Virginia and Ohio on the 30th. At
Columbus, O., two persons were killed
by lightning. Much damage was done
by the rain which followed.
EARLY the other morning at West
Superior, Wis, Joe Hopkins and Charles
Smith, two burglars, were shot and
probably fatally wounded by George L.
Hicks. The men entered Hicks room,
when he fired, putt ng bullet through
the breast of each.
MICHAEL SHEEHAN and his wife were
drowned in the lake at jackson park,
Chicago, recently while boating.
The Northern Pacific fast train was
wrecked near Drummond, Mont, re-
Gently. One woman was killed and
twelve persons badly injured.
THE monument to Thomas A. Hen
bricks, late Vice-President, was I'M
vailed at indianapolis, Ind, on the 1st.
Senator Turpie was orator and Whit
comb Riley was poet.
A cLoUDBURsT at GAINESVILLE, O., did
damage in that vicinity on
the LIST.
AT Middletown, eight miles from
Anderson, Ind, the Vancleve block was
burned causing loss of about $1,000.
An old lady named Wise, who was sub
ject to heart disease, was so alarmed
that she died. An old man named
Beckley was run over and killed at the
fire, and Clint Howrey, who was assist
ing in putting out the fire, was so badly
burned that his recovery was doubtful.
THERE was another alarming fire at
Seattle, Wash, on the LIST. BY siren
uous efforts the fire was got under con-
troll. The loss was put at 100000
THE population Of Kansas City, No.,
is put at $4,000.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
Anthony Left In Charge.

LEAvESwORTH, Kan, July S-The
strife in the police government gives
credence this morning to the announce
ment made at police headquarters that
Colonel ]. L. Alternately will tender his
resignation as police commissioner. p.
G. Lowe is believed to be weary Of
his burden as commissioner, and it is
thought that his resignation will follow.
This will leave d. r. Anthony in full
charge until Governor Humphrey shall
appoint men to fill the vacancies.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
GENERAL.

THE Earl Of Carnarvon, noted En-
glish peer, is dead.
MAJOR PANITzA, convicted OF conspir-
ing to take the life Of Prince Ferdinand,
was shot at Sofa on the 2Sth.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended June 2S showed an average de-
crease OF 2.5 compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York there was decrease OF o..
A DISPATCH from Massowah says that
the allies OF the Italians have defeated
at keren force of 1000 dcrvishcs, kill
ing $50 OF them.
CHOLERA was reported increasing in
Spain.
EUROPEAN financial matters were
quiet during the week ended June 9s.
In London American securities were de-
pressed.
PRINCE FERDINAND signed the death
warrant OF Major Panitza on board a
vessel while en- route for Vienna. There
were severe comments in the European
press on his absence from Sofia.
GENERAL MIDDLETON. Of Canada, has
resigned command OF the militia forces.
ALEXANDER MILLER, an official OF the
State Asylum ut Denver, COL, was
fleeced out of 400 while at Bradford,
England. He reported his loss to the
United States Consul, but said that he
did not know where or how he had been
robbed.
MICHAEL EYRAUD, the murderer OF
NJ. Gouffe, who was recently arrested in
Havana by French detectives has ar
rived in Paris.
Two Frenchmen living near the Ger
man frontier were fred upon recently
by German sentry. They were gather
ing firewood in forest and crossed into
German territory. The sentry chal-
lenged them and as they made no reply
he fired, wounding one of them.
A CENTRAL AMERICAN special states
that Honduras will make common
cause with Guatemala against Saliva
dor and the latter is seeking an alliance
with Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
LIE PETIT JOURNAL, Of Paris, reports
that several cases OF cholera, one of
which has resulted fatally, have oc-
Cured in the city OF Narbonne, in tho
department of Ande.
LA PATRIE, the French Liberal organ
of Montreal. is out with a boom for
Erastus Wiman, now of New York, but
formerly OF Canada, for Liberal candi-
date for Premier of Canada il he can be
induced to resume his Canadian citizen
ship.
AS result of the Argentine financial
crisis the Bank of Buenos Ayres sus-
pended payment Of the quarterly divi-
dend. General distrust prevailed.
THE principal buildings at Port Louis.
have been destroyed by
fire, causing 5000, 900 loss.
THE African agreement has been
signed by England and Germany.
THE Pope has decided to establish a
new Roman Catholic Diocese at Dallas,
Tex.
CAPTAIN HENRY C. KANE, who saved
the British war ship Calliope at the
time of the Samoan disaster, has been
appointed Captain of the British IRON
cl; d InfieXible
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
THE EAST.

TIE fifteenth annual four miles,
straightaway, eight-oared she'll race be-
tween the Yale and Harvard University
crews was rowed on the 27th over the
Thames river course from Gales Ferry
70 Winthrop Point, Yale winning by
three and one-half lengths in 91:09,
Harvard's time being 21:40.
TEE elevated roads scandal in the
Massachusetts, Senate ended in the ex-
oneration Of Senator Basaett Repre-
sentative Williams was not criticised,
Is had been expected.
FINE in the large wall paper factory of
Jardine & Co, Railway. n. j., caused a
loss Of 500. 900; partly covered by insur-
ence.
The striking building laborers OF Bos-
ton have rejected the latest offer of the
BOSSES
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
INTERNAL REVENUE.

suggestive Increase of the Collections at
LeavenwOrth.
LEAvENwoRTII, Kan, July S.-During
the past month the internal revenue.
collections for Kansas have greatly in
creased and are nearly as large again as
for the same month last year. This is
due to the demand for special stamps to
liquor dealers and shows that Original
package" dealers and others arc en-
couraged by recent decisions of the
United States courts.
The following figures for June, as
compared with same month last year,
show the source from which collections
were received:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-07-05
A small Boy Nemesis.

ST. LOUIS, July S.-Yesterday HUI &
Loomis, ice dealers. began charging
their customers 81 per hundred pounds
for their ice. In the afternoon at three
o'clock their monster ice house was
burned to the ground and 10 900 tons of
ice we're melted before night The loss
will reach $4,000. The fire was caused
by boy throwing GIFTED match into
q pile Of shavipgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
40 naRSs Of VIOLENCE on yooyly's noDr.

william CoHcy and Michael Lahcy. an undertaken,
arrived In brooklyn at 80 o'clock last night. with
the body Of Edward NOonan, nephew 81 Alderman
Cooley who was found unconscious near the Eric Rail
road track al Eamscy's, y. j., on saturday, and who
died on Monday without making statement
Mr.. Coacy said that he had finally obtained per
nit 70 remove the body, but autopsy would be held
on Monday. While he did not wish 10 accuse any
one. lie convinced that there had been foul play
in connection with the death Of young NOonan. lie
said there were no mark, Of violence found on the
body. Captain IoW-Ty. Of the Eleventh Precinct Of
Brooklyn. by whom Alexander Jones, Richard Mullen
and Patric. HAYES the yOung men who accompanied
Nopnan to Suicrn. y. j.. on Friday, were examined
Yesterday said that HAYES had SAID that Nouuan was
drunk and. refusing to accompany the o'hcr-, lid
been left al a spot Ramsey, about forty feet
from the railroad track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
A WORKMAN DIES IN THE TUNNEL.

A WORKMAN DIES IN THE TUNNEL.
Jobn (eraghy, OF Summit, n. j., secured employ
,nepi as a laborer in the Hudson River tunnel and
vent 10 work Friday night. After lie had been work
,rr for short time he attacked by the peculiar
disease designated the lends" by the tunnel employees
md died in about half an hour. The body was ~
moved to Boylan's Morgue. Geraghty was ROBUST
fnc.looking man, SIX feet tail
Morris O'Brien, who killed his brother 1imothy
in n quarrel about six months ago, and was fecehty
convicted Of manslaughter was sentenced yes'e'u''
nv Judge Knapp to six years in State prison.
The Point Breeze Ferry Company Appeared yes
tcrday from the award made by the Commissioners
Amounted to condemn right of way through oo
company's property at Bayonne for the bersc" W."
Railway Company. The ferry company Naueu .'o
property at $4,000 but the commissioners hAeo INC
valuation at $500. .
Claude Chafanjon the silk manufacturer VIM
mitted suicide was buried yesterday IN inc "cc'"
Cemetery The funeral attended py he'rS "'
the employees in the factory. There were 10 i0'e''"
services. "a. ora
Ex.Mayor c. II. O'Neill. DR.. Benjamin husc "'iu
eyIudce John Garrick were appointed by judge hnapp
yesterday to condemn a right of way ior .io win
IIudson County Railway Company's proposeu 'o'
road through the property Of W. H. hoOei''' &c
Ncwarkave. and Willow Court