Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-27

living near MarSnall, MI, pdAuHcu uor
limbs with Diamond dyes, to represent
bruises, and tied her hands behind her
officers were called, but discovered the
trick.
Joe Anderson was arrested in Arkan-
sas City, Kan, charged with the muir
der of three men in Bell county, KY.
He is q years old.
Governor Francis refuses to commute
the death sentence of Thomas A. Will
hanson, convicted of murder at Soda
liza, Mo-, and he will hang on the 31st
inst.
The president of the national republic
can league has appointed the sub-exec-
utive committees. E. @. Little OF Kan
sas, is among the members appointed.
Jules Flores, a suspected Mexican
revolutionist, was found swinging from
a tree, his body filed with lead, on the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
The Holy Coat is still attracting Wis
itors to Treves, large number of
French pilgrims being on their way
now to pay homage to the gum pre-
served garment.
Playing the races has separated Dave
Eckel, a young New York postoffice
clerk. from his wife and three children,
and placed him behind the bars for rob-
bling the mails.
Jake Bunker, bridge tender at the
Debrosses street, New York. ferry.
wound up spree by jumping from the
bridge into the slip with an iron pipe
weighing sixty pounds attached to his
neck, which anchored him securely to
the bottom.
At St. Louis the only business trans
acted at the Brewer Masters National
association convention, Tuesday, was
the reading of the reports of the presl-
dent. secretary and treasurer
Lucreta Elkins, the pretty 20-year-
old daughter of a farmer living near
Hancock, Mo-, sent her spirit to the
echoless shore by the revolver route.
No cause assigned.
The dead body of Daniel Wooten was
found lying in front of his cabin at San
Lorenzo Springs Monday. He had
Jumped Mexican claim, and the pro-
test was a bullet through Wootens
heart
The keystone iron words at River
view, Kansas, the largest establishment
of the kind in the state, are closed I'M
der an attachment of $50, 00O filed by
Carnegie, Phipps & 60. of Pittsburg,
Pa.
A high-toned kleptomaniac recently
distracted two valuable diamonds from
a tray of twenty-six which she was ex-
aiming, but was detected by the Jew
eler and made TO disgorge. She is rich,
and the papers didn't get her name.
Beverly Brown regained conscious
ness on a slab in the Jersey City morgue.
Eleven men were injured near ST.
Paul by the explosion of a locomotive
boiler.
Al extraordinarily heavy demand for
flour from Europe is keeping American
mills busy.
The New York Recorder has been
sued by Governor Campbell OF Ohio for
$4,000 for libel.
A temporary organization was effect
ed by the western waterways cOnven-
ton at Evansville, Ind.
A monument to Red Jacket, the Sen
eca chieftain, was unveiled at Water
loo, N. Y, recently.
Mrs. Baldwin is now suspected OF
knowing considerable about the recent
murder near Fremont. Neb.
The Rev. DR.. Phillips Brooks was
consecrated bishop of the Episcopal di-
Geese of Massachusetts, at Boston.
James Harrington was cut in two by
car wheels at Armourdale, Kas., just
as his sister dreamed he would be.
In a family at Kansas City, Kansas, in
which four generations are represented,
the great grandmother is but 50 years
old.
The Daviess county, Ind, court house
fire has resulted in the arrest OF the
conspirators against the county records.
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