Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-27
Of the Worlds Happenings for
Week, in Brief.
Foreign and Domestic Pointers About In
divlduaIs-The General Course of
Events-The Condition of FL
nances and Crops.

MIS-. Emma OdlQCS Is Ou CIlai uV LII
cennes, Ind, for the alleged murder OF
her 2-year-old child.
From Beatrice, Neb., comes the rec
ord of the murder of :: 4-year-old child
by Christian science healers.
Natural gas has been discovered on
the river bank near Cairo, ILL.,, and is
causing great excitement.
Sir Edward Arnold, K. @. l. e. Z. 3.
l., the great English poet, sailed from
Liverpool yesterday for New York.
Valuable silver deposits are reported
to have been discovered within seven
miles of West Superior, Wis.
Arrangements are being made to or
ganize the First regiment of Illinois
Sons of Veterans at Springfield.
Elmer E. Carpenter has been arrested
at Mulhall, O. T., charged with rapiing
13-year-old girl named Matte. John
SON
Mrs. Nina Mcbride has obtained a di-
vorce from Robert Fl. Mcbride, we'll
known newspaper man of South Dakota.
Samuel w. Mennelly, travelling for
Rochester, N. Y, shoe house, was as
phyxiated by gas in Omaha hotel.
Cass Hite was placed in Jail at Provo,
Utah, Tuesday, charged with murder
ing Adolph KOhler at Green river, Sep
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Farmer Smith of Wynnewood, |. T.,
was called TO his. door Monday night by
two strangers and shot dead. No clue
to the assassins
Ella Martin was awarded $1,000 dam
ages against Charles Collins OF Evans
vile, Ind, for promising to marry her
and not doing SO. :.
Three colored men were killed and
two white men seriously injured by the
falling OF the cage at shaft No. 2, Mag
ara Falls tunnel, Tuesday.
Edmund Landers, a retired merchant
of Brockton, Mass, was strangled and
robbed on the grave Of his only daugL-
ter in daylight
DR.. Massie OF Owenton, KY, suspect
ed farmer named Jesse Hanover OF ly-
ing about him, went after him with a
gun, shot him dead in his tracks and
then fled.
Fireman Ed Clark was fatally injured
by the ditching of freight train on
the Atlantic and Pacific road near Nav
ajo Springs. N. M.
James Sullivan died at Council Bluffs,
Ia, from the effects of injuries received
during fight with A. K. Belgium, the
proprietor of a low joint, about two
weeks ago.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin, while in
state OF somnambulism, walked OIL the
rear end of sleeper on the New York
Central, near West Batavia, N. T., and
was killed.
Levi M. Bates, who was drowned
while boating in New York bay, had
over 800, 600 insurance on his life, and
had recently applied for $50, 1000 more.
A gambling house at Sebrees City.
Ky.. was raided by white caps Tuesday
night. and three men, accompanied by
three frail females. taken to the woods
and switched into unconsciousness.
Mrs. Clara Wagner of Newark, Ind,
disappeared from her residence several
DAYS since, and no trace OF her could be
found, but on Tuesday her body was
found in the cistern of her dwelling,
bearing marks of strangulation.
Fine, foreign made dresses to the val
he of $40, 900 were seized for duties by
the customs officers at New York.
Actor Curtis was held to the superior
court at San Francisco, Cal, for the
shooting of Policeman Grant several
weeks ago.
By the bursting of mammoth steel
valve at Park Bros. steel works, Pitts
burg, Pa, +. G. Ehling was crushed to
death.
There are only five murder cases be-
fore the criminal court at Lexington,
XIV. and vet dram shops are licensed.
Frank Peaskonisky, brutal Pole, is
in Jail at Brooklyn, N. j., for kicking a
woman in the stomach and causing the
death of her unborn child.
At GAINESVILLE, O., Mrs. Charles Har-