Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24

found lying In front OF his cabin at Sar
Lorenzo Springs Monday. He hat
jumped Mexican claim, and the pro
test was q bullet through Wooten',
heart.
The Keystone iron words at River
view, Kansas, the largest establishment
OF the kind in the state, are closed un
der an attachment Of $3.50 filed by
Carnegie, Phipps & Go. OF Pitts5urg
Pa.
A heightened kleptomaniac recently
distracted two valuable diamonds from
a tray OF twenty-six which she was ex'
aiming, but was detoc o / 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 slab in the Jersey City morgue.
Eleven men were injured near ST..
Paul by the explosion OF q locomotive
boiler.
An extraordinarily heavy demand for
-four from Europe is keeping American
mills busy.
The New York Recorder has been
sued by Governor Campbell OF Ohio for
SIC, 900 for libel.
A temporary organization was effect
ed by the western waterways cow. n
tion at Evansville, Ind.
A monument to Red Jacket, the Sem
eca chleftain. was unveiled at Water
loo, n. ", 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.
A Baltimore s. Ohio train was thrown
of the track near Garrett, Ind. Two
persons were killed and eight injured.
James Harrington was cut in two by
car wheels at Armourdale, Kas., just
as his sister dreamed he would be.
In family at Kansas City, Kansas, in
which four generations are represented,
the great grandmother Is but So years
old.
The Daviess county, Ind, court house
fire has resulted In the arrest OF the
conspirators against the county records.
The Sabbatarian society OF Pittsburg
will cause the arrest OF all editors, re-
porters, printers and newsboys found ut
work next Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Cora Ross will Is being
contested in New York Her weakness
OF mind is thought to be evidenced BY
her desire to look young.
Another and confirmatory chapter OF
the relations OF John r. Mclean to the
Commercial Gazette and Murat Hal
stead comes from Cincinnati.
Thomas H. Hunt robbed his employ
ers, Kennett. Hopkins g. Co. OF New
York, OF 1000, and wrote them so.
They disbelieved him then, but have
found out that he told the truth.
The democratic minority OF the Penn
sylvania legislative committee, which
has been investigating the offices OF the
state treasurer and auditor general,
submitted a report dissenting from the
finding of the republican majority.
A reduction Of 10 cents per 100 pounds
on all cotton without regard to destina.
ton was made Tuesday by the Texas &
Pacific railway.
Henry Sanford of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
was chosen president OF the Adams EX-
press company Tuesday, to succeed John
Hoey. Frederick Lovejoy was chosen
vice president.
Fire partially destroyed the Champi-
on stoneware works at Canton, Ohio,
Tuesday.
The city election at indianapolis
Tuesday, resulted In o clean sweep Tor
the democrats.
The Central association OF Congrega-
tional churches met Tuesday at Corn
ington. Ill.
At Lima, Ohio. Ray F.!Burke shot
his cousin, Mrs. Frank Burke, killing
her instantly, and then shot himself.
The Clinton friedrich works at Ash
land, Kv., burned.
Kronthal Brothers, dealers in ribbons,
New York, made an assignment, with
preferences of $4,000.
Customs receipts at New York, dur
ing the first ten days OF October were
S4.5SS, 1856 less than they were during
the corresponding period last year.
G.. Flamn, dealer in dry goods at
Mexia, Texas, made an assignment, with
liabilities of $40, 900 and assets OF So
600.
It is estimated that the total yield OF
corn in Iowa the present season will be
300. 900, 900 bushels.
The steamship Devonshire, from Bar
row to New York. has been passed at
sea abandoned. 1t is feared that the
captain and crew OF thirty-six men have
been lost.
Passengers on the Umbria and Au-
gusta Victoria. which have just ar
rived at New York, suffered serious In
convenience during the stormy passage.
A number were thrown down and injur-
ed so as to require surgical aid.
Thomas Lanigan's young daughter,
living near Marshall, Mo-, painted her
limbs with Diamond dyes. to represent
bruises, and tied her hands behind her.
officers were called, but discovered the
trick.
The wife and mother OF Joe Coe, who
was hanged by mob at Omaha, Neb.,
Friday night, claim that Joe was inno-
cent OF the crime with which he was
charged.
AZ Eiv;r III Wednesday, 3 700