Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-10-29
THE EAST.


THE EAST.
A TRUE bill was found by the grand
jury at Philadelphia against DR.. Zuill,
the veterinarian who locked the tail
of Mrs. Brooks horse.
The partial eclipse of the sun on the
goth was successfully observed in the
east
Mr. BLAINE paid visit to republican
headquarters in New York and had a
conference with the leaders
THE non-union boarding house of Mrs
O'Neill, at Homestead, Pa, was set on
fire and narrowly escaped destruction.
There is no clew to the origin of the
fire.
THE third game Of the worlds cham
pionship series was played on the 9ist
and Boston, by the effective pitching of
Nichols, gave Cleveland shutout.
The New York Herald's La Guayra
special says: United States Minister
Scruggs has formally recognized the
government of Gen. Crespo as the legal
government of Venezuela The steamer
South Portland, which left New York
recently with cargo of arms and mu-
nitions of war, has arrived at La
Guayra.
DURING the bicycle meet at Point
Breeze track of the South End wheel
men, near Philadelphia, William Fl.
Marriott, aged Sc years, dropped dead
from heart disease ten minutes after
finishing race.
JUST as the Columbus parade was
about to move at Yonkers, n. u, some
children called attention to three red
flags flying from the second story OF n
house facing the school Several vet
Grams, followed by q number OF Yonk-
ers' business men, removed the object
ionable flags from the window. The
occupant of the house was an anarchist.
OLIVER PERRY, the notorious New
York express robber, escaped from Au-
burn penitentiary, but was recaptured.
The Lake Shore road is being double
tracked between Buffalo and Chicago.
JOSEPH PEREs and other students Of
Eastman college were playing football
ut Poughkeepsie, n. Y, when Peres
came in contact with one of the play
ers, receiving such injuries that he
died. The fall produced conclusion OF
the brain.
IT is now believed that the liabilities
of C. Burkhalter & Co., wholesale gro
GERS of New York, will reach over
500, 900, with preferences of SlSS,SG7.
Assignee Fancher declared to reporter
that he had no doubt the failure was an
honest one.
BosToN is having an easy time with
Cleveland in the worlds championship
eries, taking the fourth consecutive
game.
New YoRK's Presbyterian synod dis
posed of the Briggs case by RELOCATING
it back to the New York presbytery,
where it originated.
A SERIOUS accident occurred in the
West Manayunk tunnel near Philadel-
phia on the Reading railway. An eX-
press and coal train met in collision,
the wreck taking fire. Ten or more
persons were killed and thirty or forty
injured.
To AvoID thirty-three useless suits
Receiver George s. Graham at Phila-
delphia applied in behalf of the dcfunct
Iron Hall to have the court decree the
title to all the orders funds to the re-
ceiver. without prejudice to attach
ments filed under such suits. This was
granted.
TAsISIASY ratified the nomination ofS
Cleveland and Stevenson at New York
on the night of the 95th.
REV. C. II. DICKINSON. Congregation
alist of New Haven, Conn, has re-
signed. A recent sermon on free trade
displeased some of his hearers.
FOREST fires are raging in the mount
aims near fremont and Carlisle, Pa
REv. w. Z. LoUcKs, of Camden, n.
J., has gone nervously Frustrated. A
woman of Atlantic City made the