Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-03-19

THE musicians union OF St. Louis Is
prepared TO take issue with the United
States government In the matter Of Ill
lowing the Marine band, under Prof
Souse, to make tour of the country,
thereby coming In at least indirect COM
petition with local talent
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND, Of St Paul, IL
to be made q cardinal.
In the Iowa senate on the 18th the
Australian ballot bill passed without q
dissenting vote. II Is different from
the ballot bill passed In the house and
will now 20 TO that body again.
REV. s. B. WARNER, of the Oxford
nj. Z church, of St Paul. Mimi, has
mysteriously disappeared.E
The crowd Of spectators In hematite
ores at Duluth, Mimi, is growing larger
and the outlook for the coming season
IL for increased production.
Ri. REV. GREGORY THURsToN BEDELI-
third Episcopal bishop of Ohio. died at
noon on the 18th in New York. He
was over so years Of age.
LEWIS GORDON was lynched at Car
rollton, Mo-, for a criminal assault on
Mrs. John Perrston. The crime was
committed Friday afternoon, and he
was caught on the 18th and put in jail.
Tho sheriff was trying to get him out
of town. but he was taken by mob
and hanged.
TIE indications are that the southern
Illinois peach crop has been ruined by
the recent excessive cold
JOHN F. BRIGHT was lynched on the
18th in fancy county. Mo, for wife
murder.
A EvENTEEN-YEAR-or.D daughter Of
Geoyge Marlett Of Paoli, Ind, died re-
Gently of trschina spiralis Some six
weeks ago Mr.. Martlett killed hog
and his family ate of the pork in an
underdone condition. Mrs. Marlett
and, the deceased daughter were taken
sick.
QUITE q severe shock of earthquake
was experienced at Napa, Cal, on the
18th. The vibrations were from north
to south, continuing about twelve
seconds.
In connection with the iron develop
ments near Duluth, Mimi, comes the
plan for IN iron palace us feature Of
the Minnesota state building at the
Colum bian exposition.
SERMONS were preached in all the
churches of Connersville, Ind, recently,
vehemently denouncing trotting park
about to be formed there and urging
church people to discountenance it
MOTHER DEcHANTAL, of ST. XavieM
convent, Ottawa, ILL.,, died the other
day at the age of &c
AT Mill Grove, Ind, recently, gas
we'll exploded just rs two men went
into the gas house to fix for blowing off
the gas. Both were terribly burned
and will die.
A LETTER written by ex-President
Cleveland to Gen. Edward S. Bragg, of
Wisconsin, has been made public, in
which Mr.. Cleveland says that voters
should be left free to select their can
didates and that his party should act
with thoughtfulness and elaboration.
DEPUTY SHERIFF GEORGE WILLIAMS,
of fancy county, No., was murdered
by a mob on Saturday while defending
the prisoner Bright, who was lynched
for wife murder.
REV. DAVID r. ROBINSON, the oldest
negro preacher in Iowa, was killed at
Ottumwa recently, having been run
over by Burlington engine
LADY HENRY SOMERSET made two
farewell appearances before Chicago
audiences on the 18th.
The United States steamer Thetis,
which has been surveying off the coast
of Lower California, arrived at San
Diego and was ordered to San Francis
co to be fitted out for service in Behr-
ing sea.
BY the falling of heavily loaded ele-
vator in st. Louis the other day three
men were killed and two boys serious
" hurt The elevator fell twenty feet
AT Tifin, Ohio, the other day Walter
Snyder wounded three men and killed
himself.
The Iowa state senate has passed
bill compelling all railways to use
union depots in cities where two or
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