Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-10-15
THE EAST.

1HE HTeuU hOOSeVelL organ IdCJOTy,
occupying an entire block in New York
city, and giving employment to several
hundred workiugmen, is to be closed,
as it has become Improbable.
AMBROSE c. TRAVIS, young and rich
man about town at New York, was ar
rested, charged with bigamy. He has
wife in western New York and re-
Gently married Alderman Sayles' daugh-
ter at Long Island City.
CHAuNcEY JOHNSON, safe cracker,
reputed to have secured 81, 00O, 900 in his
time, is now u wandering vagrant in
New York
Two supposed cases of cholera &C.
Cured at Tonawanda, N. Y.
The movement for political union
between the United States and Canada
has been Endorsed at meeting held in
Boston.
KINNEY Bros big cigarette factory,
which occupied 200 feet Of the block on
Twenty-third street near Eleventh ave-
nue., New York, was destroyed by fire,
causing loss aggregating $3.50, 200.
PAINTINGS valued at $1lO, 900 have been
seized at New York for evasion of Gus
toms duties
AN attempt was made to blow up the
non-uuion boarding house of Mrs. Mar
ron, at Homestead, Pa. No one was
hurt but the house was badly damaged
and the occupants much frightened.
AT the recommendation of the Ath-
letic executive committee of Princeton
the students voted to abolish the annual
cane rush.
AMOS RUsIE. the cyclonic and victor
ious pitcher of the New York baseball
team; William b. Fuller, the small, but
sensational short-stop, and Michael
Herman, the hard-hitting outfielder,
have received notices of their release.
They refused to stand reduction Of
salaries.
IT is reported that Mr.. Grace, in be-
half of himself and the anti-snapper
organization of New York, has made a
contribution to the democratic national
campaign fund of 100000
THE type founders trust has been in
corporated in New Jersey with a capi-
tai of 100000.
GROVER CLEVELAND has contributed
$4,000 to the democratic national COM
mittee and several friends have given
like amounts.
Two frescoers at Pittsburgh, Pa, were
killed recently by fall of " feet off q
scaffold.
The surface of the ground over the
Central mine Mt Scranton, Pa, has be-
gun to sink and the 500, 900, 900 Roman
Catholic church of st. Patrick is in dan
ger of being engulfed.
IMPORTANT developments in the IA
nous Borden case makes things look
very black for Lizzie Borden.
A CHINESE sailor en- route to New
York died from disease common to
Cinnamon"
In the Homestead treason cases the
charge of Chief Justice Paxson to the
grand jury was very unfavorable to the
accused.
THOUSANDS of school children and
college students took part in the first
of the New York parades of the ami
versary celebration.
NJ. j. O'BRIEN, the embezzling treas
urer of the Catholic knights Of Ameri-
ca, has been arrested in Philadelphia.
The grand jury ut Pittsburgh, Pa,
returned true bills against all the men
charged with treason, murder and riot
Also true bills against Fricl, Lovejoy,
Potter and others, charged with muir
der, etc.
THE Columbus naval pageant in New
York harbor was witnessed by count
less thousands and presented an impos-
ing and beautiful sight
The Boston Globe acknowledges that
its sensational story in the Borden case
was fake.