Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-09-12

ISAAC CARYL was shot down BY Will
liam Doing, q coacbman, at Allcndale,
N. j.. and the murderer then sent a
bullet through his own heart No mo-
tive was known for the crime.
JOHN FRoHL, n bartender In Du'
buquc, H., saloon, dropped dead while
drawing q glass OF beer.
GEORGE j. WulrrAKER,t the champion
swimmer at Milwaukee, lowered the
worlds record for loo yards from i;oa
3-5 to loo fiat.
TwENrY-FoUR anarchists have been
arrested Mt Barcelona, Spain, for the
throwing Of q bomb into crowd oil
people witnessing the recent Corpus
Christi procession whereby eight per-
sons were killed and 80 injured.
1T Is said that the disclosures Of cor
ruption in connection with the admin
istration Of the dispcnsary Jaw In South
Carolina meant the doom Of the system.
THE Ohio republican editorial asso
citation assembled Mt Canton, O., on the
sth aud listened to IN address by
Charles Emory Smith, OF the Philadcl'
phia Press, on the Campaign OF Educa'
tion," after which the association
marched in n body to the Mckinley
home and the republican nominee Tor
president made speech.
+. L. BRowN, jcweler OF Hubbard,
O., was fatally shot by tripping over
the string of trap that lie had ar
ranged In his store for burglars.
MIR JOSEPH HERMAN, his wife and
sevcn-year-old daughter, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, were found in their home
weak from hunger. The woman was
removed to the hospital, where she
died in a few hours. The man was o
converted jew and could not get work
on account of turning Christian.
THE single scull race for the cham
pionship Of the world between james
Gaudaur, OF Canada, and James STAINS.
bury, Of Australia, was rowed over the
four.milc course from Putncy to Mort
lake in England on the 9TH and was
won by Gaudaur
THE bicycle racers which left San
Francisco on August 25 at u o'clock
arrived at the Journal Office in New
York ut a:S9:i4 LIS seconds on the eth.
Time crossing, 10 days, 3 hours, 90 min
utes, 4 is seconds. Actual time, Il
days, 90 minutes, 4 is seconds.
A SLIGHT earthquake shock was felt
ut four o'clock in the afternoon OF the
9th ut Red IIud, Ill.
MANY persons in the congregation
took offense at Rev. Thomas Dixon's
red hot denunciation OF Bryan and his
supporters ut New York on the 9th and
gave vent to their disapproval by
catcalls and noisy demonstrations and
the outlook became so threatening at
one time that It was feared IL would be
necessary to call for the police.
The Northwestern Millers' associa'
ton, known us the -four trust, has
gone to the wall.
LABOR day was observed In all cities
throughout the United States us q
holiday and given up to parades and
speeches and picnics in the parks.
A MEETING OF 1000 lockers was held
at Cannington, Eng, on the 9TH in con
nection with the threatened strike In
that trade. II was announced at this
meeting that $50, 900 influential dock
ers had joined the international FEEDER
alton of ship. dock and river workers
The principal ports Of the United
States, II was further announced, had
also sent inquiries with view to join
ing.
AT the national encampmcnt OF the
G. "A. Il. at st. Paul, MINI, on the 18th
Mai. Thaddeus S. GARRISON, Of Omaha,
Neb., was elected commander.in-chief
Gen. j. II. Mullen, of Minnesota, senior
vice commander; Charles W. buckley,
OF Alabama, junior vice commander
A. E. johnson, of the department OF
the Potomac, surgeon-general, and
Rev. Mark ID. Taylor, Of Massachusetts,,
chaplain-in-chief
THE trial of the first Of the two men
charged with the murder OF Sheriff
Joseph Rogers at Glencoe, Mimi, re-
suited on the 5th in verdict OF muir
der In the second degree, which did
not please some Of the people of the
county and double lynching bee re-
suited early on the 9th. The two men
lynched we're Darman Musgrove and
ii. A. Cingmars. The mob broke into
the Jail, took out the two men and
swung them over the edge OF n bridge
HERR KRUPP, the great gun manu-
facturer of Germany, has dismissed al
foreigners in his employ, owing to be-
trayal Of secrets to foreign govern
ments