Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-11-23
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

AhNJfAO Oh hlC NG 1VOs
AG. Everett real estate dealer oil
Wichita, was recently reported rs
missing
Topeka IL putting on metropolitan
n!fs kootpads now hold up and rob
ladies ON the streets OF that city.
George II. Ward, n young man, was
fatally burned at Topeka the other
day by tho explosion Of lamp In his
rostiA
Ia 4 gains 81 football! at lincoln.
Nch, On the 10th; the Kansas universi'
" team beat the Nebraska university
tenn by score OF 8 to l.
The Republican Editorial association
fox sSe seventh congressional district
will hold its annual meeting at Hitch
ihson Deaemtes IL ana u.
The soldiers home ut Leavenworth,
Is said to be crowded, and the manage.
ment announces that no more appli'
cants will be received at present.
Walter N. Allen, the only populist re.
mslaihg lpon the state 6oafd Of chari-
tics, recently announced that lic would
tender his resignc tich, I'd 60 into effect
next April.
Three attempts were made to wreck
trains In the railroad yards mt Leavcn.
worth the other night BY some in!scrc'
ant who had procured key to the
s%i,sB ltsesi Z.
Herman Shcrincr was recently buried
by CAVERN Mt the Wilson coal mines
near Ellsworth. His body was later
recovered. lie left n widow and two
saiail Shilofcn.
An organization OF Kansas cream
cries was lately perfected with the view
OF making better market for Kansas
butter east and sc~th. ht tgeret for
| tandling the product will be cstab-
lished at Kansas City, Mo. ,
In the United States. court ut Fort
Scott, t fs@ days ago, u. II. Curry, an
old soldier Of Blue Jacket, ]. T., was
convicted Of making false affidavit
Id Order ID prScufs d rersloH, ind tfas
lined 81, 900 by Judge Foster.
Maj. j. X. Hudson has retired from
the Topeka Capital. John r. and d:
". stulcane, who recently purchased
controlling interest, having assumed
charge. Maj. Hudson will give his
whole time TO the state printing.
Two IG-ycar.old girls whe wer:: Mt:
tsndihG ssilool lew niles ddst OF
Larned, quarrcled recently when one
OF them threw her antagonist back.
ward over a desk and pounded her in
a manner that might result fatally.
aectss Bailct; d solorsd Topeka
teanister; shot twice mt Mrs Fanny
Thompson, celored widow, the other
day because she refused 70 marry him,
shifting d bullet through each arm OF
the woman. He then killed himself.
A two days conference OF the
LUTHERAN ministers III the division OF
The Missouri synod was recently held
at Leavenworth. 1t was attended by
about forty ministers, most OF whom
were from the northeastern part OF
Kansas.
Complete returns, received at To-
j,cka from the l05 counties Of the vote
east fof chief justice OF the supreme
court gave Judge David Martin 1850
Charles X. Holiday, 1850. the total
vote being IG7,230. Judge Martins
majority in the state is si,47o.
T. G. MeCormicltI who, II Is alleged,
i,assed himself off rs u Kansas City
horse buyer last March and procured
eight horses from farmer near Hol'
ton. for which he paid with WORTH
less check on Kansas City bank, was
-erentiy arrested NJ Topeha'
RC Meade, ex-superintendent OF
the Atchison city schools, who was re-
Gently arrested in New York and
brought back to answer the charge OF
dcfraudiug q widow, has asked for a
change Of venue to wyandotte county
owing TO alleged prejudice against him
In Atchison,
The United States grand jury ut
Fort Scott returned an indictment for
murder in the first degree against
Amos vaullier, who, few weeks ago
shot Joe Big Knife. an Indian police.
man, near Miami, ]. 7. The indicted
man Is n good looking young fellow
and well educated.
J.R Colean, the defaulting cashier
of the Fort Scott State bank, who is
now in the county Jail charged with
cmbczzling 100000 from the reserve
fund. was recently arrested on another
warrant. charging him with receiving
deposits when he knew the BANK was
In an insolvent condition.
Richard DeBarrows, who was recent
IL acquitted OF the charge OF murder
ing j. D. Ross, of Rossvillc, was run
over by Union Pacific train the Other
day and fatally injured. Since De-
Barrows' trial he had been WORKING as
A section hand, and was tamping ties
when the train struck him.
About 10 o'clock the other night j.
L. Howard, n stockman. while return
inc home from his ranch north OF To
peka, was held up by three despera'
does ut the outskirts OF town and
robbed of his pocketbook. containing
5000, and q gold watch. The robbers
were ON horseback and each had re-
volver.
DR.. A. O. Corey, Fort Scott dentist
was recently charged by his l7-year
old stcp-daughter with attempting
criminal assault In his office, from
which she fed pursued by her father
when parties interfered. He threat
ened TO shoot any one interfering
| ca3car vvas called To mr.