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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
TAE LATEST.

THE North German Gazette of Berlin,
referring to Chancellor Won Caprivi's
letter deprecating the project to hold
an international exhibition in Berlin
in 1896, urgently appeals to Germans to
see that German industry shall be
worthily represented at the Chicago
exhibition.
MARYLAND democrats send an unin-
structed delegation to the Chicago con-
vcntion. Senator German is one OF the
delegates at large.
THE Knights of Industry have ap-
pointed committee to visit the demo-
cratic and peoples national conventions
at Chicago and Omaha respectively and
present its platform for adoption and
also ask that planks for eight hours
and other labor measures be inserted in
their platforms
THE Mississippi delegates to the Chi
cago convention arc uninstructed, but
said to be for ex-Prcsident Cleveland.
LooF, MCGOWAN & Co., wholesale
grocers of Memphis, Tenn, assigned to
w. W. Mcdowell and L. Is. Mcfarland
as trustees The liabilities are S12l, 200
and assets are placed ut figure nearly
double that amount. General business
depression, slow collections and the low
prices of cotton are given as the cause.
Gov. MCKINLEY was elected perma-
nent chairman of the Minneapolis con-
vention.
Bon FORD, the slayer Of Jesse James,
without warning, was shot in his own
dance hall at Creole, COL, by Deputy
Sheriff Watt Kelly.
MRS AGNES FRITAG, of New York,
"a years old, committed suicide in her
room by inhaling gas. Her husband,
Henry, IS years old, German me-
chanic. lost his job three months ago,
and three weeks ago their money gave
out and they were unable to pay rent
Their landlady told them to move and
threatened to put them out But they
had no money to move with, nor had
they anything to eat for several days
The husband is missing.
PRINCE EDEscALCHI, OF Italy, recent
" received = letter signed by the
GROUP Of Death" of the dynamiters,
ordering him, under pain OF being
blown to pieces, TO bury the sum OF
1OO, 900 lire at certain indicated spot
in the suburbs. The prince notified the
police of Rome and number of officers
watched the place where the money
was to be buried and succeeded in ar
resting two well known anarchists
while they were digging up the
ground.
In the senate on the sth nothing OF
general interest was done. In the house
the agricultural appropriation bill was
passed without debate.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
Cnttinr Steel Rails.

An ingenious method is followed in
some German steel works to secure rails
of exactly the same length. During
the process of cutting it often happens
that even with the same gauge one rail
will be longer than the others, owing
to the different heat at which they en-
ter the saws. Those which are the hot
test when cut are the shortest when
cold, having contracted more than the
others after cutting. In the German
mills the workmen look at the heated
rails through n dark glass, so tinted
that when the metal has cooled to a GER
tain temperature the rails cannot be seen
at all. A dark blue or an orange yell
low glass will make red-hot iron in
visible. 1t may DO considered fact
that any two rails looked at through
the same pair OF glasses will disappear
at the same temperature. II every rail
is allowed to cool until it is just invis-
ible through certain pair OF glasses all
will be of the same temperature, and
their lengths will be the same.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
zHE SOUTH.

Bishop QUISTARD and Secretary Tracy
ut Annapolis, Md, addressed the grad
uating class of cadets The diplomas
were then delivered to the cadets,
beginning with the honor man, Naval
Cadet John d. Beuret, of Ohio and to
the members of the class in order. After
that the bestowal was made without re-
gard to merit
DURING the recent storm at Lufkins,
Tex, several persons were injured, n
number Of them fatally, and number
Of buildings demolished Blasco re-
ports number of houses destroyed and
at least twenty persons badly injured,
six fatally. The little child of Mrs
Cullenbach was thrown on a redhot
stove and burned to death, its mother
and three other children being probably
fatally injured. The path of the storm
is now desolate waste, all vegetation
being destroyed. Appeals for aid have
been made.
w. Il. JONES. a Dallas bookkeeper,
has been acquitted of numbering his
WIG OH Va AuodhlIys
THE supreme court of Arkansas de-
cided that husband and wife cannot
carry on business co-partnership.
NEAR Salyresville, KY, in fight at a
republican primary election Joseph
Higgins shot and killed Robin Daniel,
ex-county assessor, Daniel b. Green
lost an arm in the fracas and Elijah
DUNCAN was injured, probably fatally,
by being struck with rock.
NEAR Grayson. KY, the other day
Austin Porter was hanged by mob.
On May IS Porter killed his wife. The
mob gathered at midnight, forced the
jailer to deliver the keys and took Por-
ter out and hanged him to a railroad
bridge. Porter confessed the murder.
CoMMoDoRE WILLIAM WALLACE HUNT
Err, formerly of both the United States
and confederate navies, died at New
Orleans, aged 30 years.
JAMES RUFFIN, a colored laborer,
crawled under box car ut Texarkana,
Ark, and took a nap, when train
came along, hitchcd on to the box cur
and took it along. Ruffin was terribly
cut up, but was not killed outright.
Both arms were cut off and one
shoulder crushed. His injuries proved
fatal.
WILLIAM KANKER, colored, assaulted
the eleven-ycar-old daughter of Joseph
Ham, of Franklin county, Fla. Infuri-
ated citizens strung him up to q tree
and riddled him with bullets.
TIE other night n cyclone struck
Cleburne, Tex. demolishing forty-two
houses. DIR. Prescott and his wife were
crushed By their falling house and
fatally injured. Several persons were
injured. Crops of al kinds were badly
damaged
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.


SECRETARY BLAINE held conference
with the Canadian commissioners. This
conference was in reference to alleged
discrimination Mt Montreal against
American merchants. There were pres
ent the British minister, Hon. George
i. Foster, Canadian minister of finance,
and Hon. Mckenzie Bowel, minister OF
customs. This government was repre-
scented by Secretary Blaine and Gen. j.
w. Foster.
THE census bureau recently issued Il
bulletin on assessed valuation OF
property in the United States in 1890.
The bulletin shows that the assessed
valuation of all property, excluding
railroad property except in certain
specified states, has increased from SIC,
9O2, 093, 543 in 1850 to Sa4,65l, 5S5, 465 in
1890, an increase during the decade OF
ST,T4S, sol. 023 or 1854 per cent.
JAMES G. BLAINE resigned as secrc-
tary of state and his resignation was
accepted by President Harrison.
In addition TO Mr.. Blaine, the state
department will lose another official
July l, Mt which time Mr.. Wharton's
resignation. now in the hands of the
president, will take effect Mr.. Whar-
ton goes to his home in Massachusetts
to compete for seat in congress with
Mr. Andrew.
THE president has contributed 5000 in
aid of the sufferers from the oil region
disaster.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11

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enough real good. And think how.
it leaves you when it's all over
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets act.
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This is true only of DR.. Piercc's
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
THE WEST.

SPECIAL INSPECTOR DAVIS, OF the In
terror department. has returned from
the Cherokee strip to Guthrie, Ok. He
found large number Of cattle grazing
there, but all have been ordered OFF and
II they do not so Mt once will be elected
by troops. The soldiers have compelled
the CherolSees to stop quarrying stone
and confiscated all their machinery.
THR annual conference of German
Baptists, or Dunkards, has been in ses'
sion ut Cedar Rapids, In
MANY families are emigrating from
Michigan to the Canadian northwest.
IT is rumored in Denver that wealthy
Englishmen are negotiating for lands
in Colorado TO establish hunting pre-
serve.
FRANK T. HENDRIX, charged with
the murder of Edmund Calkins, Mt Elk
hart, Ind, has been acquitted ut Goshen,
Ind.
OVER 81, 600, 900 worth Of property was
destroyed by fire at Jimtown. Col.
j. SLoAr FAssETT, Of New York, was
selected by the republican national
committee as temporary chairman OF
the Minneapolis convention.
AGENT ASHLEY, of tho Darlington Il.
T. agency, says that the Daltons got
over Sc, 600 in holding up the Santa Fe
Mt Red Rock. He says he has his infor-
nation from an inside Santa Fc source.
The report that the robbers secured
500, 900 Indian annuity money was pure
~ Il fiction.
THE colorcd people of Alton and St
Louis celebrated Lovejoy day ut Alton,
ILL.,, with appropriate exercises. A large
assembly was at the cemetery, where
Rev. Mr.. Broom addressed the people
and Lovejoy's tomb was covered with
flowers.
4 SPECIAL meeting of the state board
Of health of Ohio was held in Columbus
to consider measures to prevent the
spread W smallpox from infected dis
tricts along the Ohio river.
TIE republicans elected the two con-
grcssmen, state officers and majority
of the members of the legislature in
Oregon.
RUMoRs of martial law created excite
rnent in portions of Wyoming, especially
among certain classes. Some of the So
called rustlers swear they will never
submit, but will hide in the mountains.
Four hundred tracklayers on the
Burlington extension west of Gillette,
Wyo, are on strike. They were maxi
ing SLIGO per day and struck for 81.
DURiSG storm lightning struck the
house of Ralph Dukstra, near Edmond.
Ok, destroying house and contents and
fatally injuring one of his children.
A MASS meeting at Convention hall,
Minneapolis, the other night was at
tended by fully 10000 people. 1t was
held under the auspices of the Minneso-
ia state league of republican clubs.
Addresses were delivered by John NJ.
Thurston and z. q. Horn.
The grand lodge of Oklahoma terri
tory, Knights of Pythias, met at Ed
mond with large attendance. A grand
banquet was given the members by the
citizens
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
GENERAL.

RoBERT Louis STEVENSON has written
second letter TO the London preaa
showing up gross Encouragement in
Samoa
MERCANTILE agencies report that col
lections throughout the country IRE i'm
proving.
In fistic encounter In London Jack
Slavin, OF Australia, brother of Frank
Slavin, who was defeated by Peter
Jackson, worsted in the nineteenth
round Con Riordan, IN American boxer
well known on the Pacific coast
PORE LEO NH has determined "a
send an important exhibit from the
Vatican to the Columbian exposition
An anarchist named Drouet who had
been arrested in Paris for connection
with q dynamite conspiracy has dis
closed the hiding place Of quantity OF
dynamite which had been stolen by an
archists from one of the government
arsenal officers, went 70 the place indi-
Gated and unearthed 141 dynamite car
tridges. sixty-six detonators and twcn-
ty-seven fuses.
KEEPER Buck. Of Dannemora prison,
who has been on trial for assisting
OlIrien to escape, has been found guilty.
AMERICAN whalers have ceased opera
tions off the Kecwatin coast
CANADIANS are protesting against the
government giving land grants to rail-
ways in the northwestern provinces.
THERE is soon to be held in Montreal,
Canada. convention of Catholic For
esters. Many delegates from the United
States will attend.
AN umbrella trust is the latest trade
combination.
THE victims by fire in the Gutenberg
mine are now estimated at 500
THE coming conference of kaiser and
car is believed to have deep political
significance.
An attempt will be made to construct
n ship railway between Toronto and
the Georgian bay.
MEXICO has banished to the United
States young girl charged with incit-
ing Indians to religious revolt.
= FRANCE is calling the English govern
ment to an account for recent massacrcs
of French Catholic missionaries in Afri-
ca by British Protestant soldiers.
Two shocks of earthquake were felt
recently at Canosa, town in the prov
ince of Bari, thirteen miles southwest
OF Barletta, Italy. The shocks were
felt ut Rome, though not severely.
THE car of Russia and the emperor
of Germany met at Kiel.
A HOUSE in the Austrian Alps has been
destroyed by lightning and eight per-
sons killed.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius,
which has been noticeable for some
time past, is now greatly increased in
violence. Large quantities of lava are
issuing from the crater and flowing
down through the Atria Cavallo ravine.
The other day an earthquake shock was
felt in the town Of San Sevoo. The
motion was undulatory. For time the
residents were panic stricken, but upon
seeing that no damage had been done
and that the disturbance had ceased,
order was quickly restored.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
Nature's Fun.

Jawltins-There is 4 good deal of
humor in Mother Nature, If one only
thinks of It
Hogg-How sol
Jowikins-why, for instance, It Is the
thickest wit that produces the thinnest
ioke.-Truth
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-06-11
RETAIN YOUR sENsEsl
Gould You II You Were Confined
In an Asylum?

Some Interesting Facts from y Prominent
Scientific Man Who Has Had \ Most
Valuable Experience.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-08

1t comes with poor grace from
Wall street, which has manipulated
the national treasury balance for
years, to begin now to cast doubt
upon the national solvency. The
Post of New York in last Saturdays
Wall street review expresses alarm
because there is only treasury bal
ance of sl4,oOO,ooo in excess of the
slOo,OOO,OOO gold reserve held for
redemption of outstanding treasury
notes. 1t calls attention TO the fact
that the balance was $30,o0O,0o0 at
the opening of the year and that it
went down to $40, 100000 on May j,
and now is down TO Sl4,00O,0O0.
Wall street need not be alarmed.
Uncle Sam has $500, 100000 in bright
silver dollars that can be used to good
advantage.-Denver News.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-08
GUARDING TIE TREASURE.

The Bank of England's doors are
now so finely balanced that the clerk,
by pressing a knob under his desk,
can close the outer doors instantly,
and they cannot be opened again ex-
cept by special process. This is done
to prevent the daring and ingenious
unemployed of the great metropolis
from robbing the famous institution.
The bullion department of this and
other great English banking establish.
ments are nightly submerged in sew
eral feet of water by the action of the
machinery. In some of the London
banks the bullion departments are
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-08

connected with managers sleeping
rooms, and an entrance can not be
effected without setting off an alarm
near the persons head. ia dishon-
est official during the day or night
should take even as much as one from
a pile of one thousand sovercigus the
whole pile would instantly sink and
a pool of water take its place, besides
letting every one in the establishment
know of the theft.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-08

If Mr.. Warner wants a good loca-
ton for his observatory it can be
easily found near Las Vegas. Her
mirs Peak fold Baldy) would make
fine site, or the top of the range
above Harvey's ranch. Both are in
easy travelling distance from Las
Vegas, can be made accessible for
wagons with no great trouble or cost,
and are at such good elevation as to
be above the cloudy weather that
troubles astronomers in the east.
This is the place for Mr.. Warner to
locate his observatory. 1t will DIS
count the Mt. Hamilton site in Cali.
fornia.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-08
The PoPa's EXHIBIT,

News of important action wholly
without precedent IN the history OF
the vatican was cabled to Chicago
today. Pope Leo XIII, in order to
testify his interest in the Columbian
exposition and his upecial respect for
the American people, has determined
to send an important exhibit from
the vatican.
Such step was never before taken
in regard to the worlds fair by the
papal authorities. The programme
making known the intention Of the
holy father and authorising the en-
gagement of space for the exhibit
was received by Archbishop Ireland
by Hon. w. J. Onahan. The text Of
the message was characteristic of the
sender. 1t is as follows:
To Onahan, Chicago:
Pope exhibits. Engage space spe-
cially. IRELAND.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-08

General Grant once said that the
capacity of the Democratic party for
laundering was limitless, and that it
might always be depended on to do
the wrong thing at the right time.
The statement was, of course, recog-
nized by even the most ardent hater
of Democracy as more or less figura-
tive; but today serious men among
the Democrats, lovers of the party as
party, and not blind wOrshipers of
one man as an exclusive personifica-
ton Of all that is admirable, are ask
ing themselves whether there is not
enough truth in Grants assertion to
entitle it TO at least more respect than
it has hitherto received Of men Of the
faith shatit ridiculed.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-08

Up to the 23d of May, the pros
pectors had discovered no mineral,
but on that day they left for trip
on the opposite side of the noun
tains from where they had been pros
pecting, and on the goth returned to
camp with mineral. An assay of the
ore was made on the 9th and the re-
suits were beyond expectations, and
a courier was Immediately started
out having dispatches forWashington
and also taking five sacks of the ore
for shipment. From a party who
came across the country from Duran
go, Colo, this week, we learn that
the camps of the sooners' can be
seen all along the banks of the San
Juan river near the reservation line,
waiting for the opening of the new
El Dorado.-Gallup Cleaner.