The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-24

Apache Kid was killed in the recent In
dian raid at Colonia PachecO.
An Iron Mountain train was held up
near Malvern, Ark by bandits building
a fire on the track. After using up all
their dynamite and falling to open the
through safe. the robbers took the small
safe and several sacks OF silver and
escaped
In the coming distribution Of titles BY
Rome, two cardinals for the United
States have been decided upon as a
recognition of the support the Roman
CaIhO1c church receives in this cOun-
try. Archbishops Corrigan, Chapelle.
Ireland and Martinelh are mentioned
from whom the selection will be made
.'Mikado, Pinafore" and other well
known comic operas. dies suddenly OF
heart failure in London.
The arrival of Paul Kruger at Mar
settles is made the occasion OF a great
demonstration by thousands of people
who meet to welcome him to France.
He makes d speech in which he declares
the Beers will never surrender. The
journey through the Republic is mark
ed by great enthusiasm
The trial Of Miss Jessie Morrison.
charged with killing Mrs. OIn Castle
by cutting her throat with a razor.opens
at 81 Dorado. A special venire Is neces-
sSry to secure jury.
The National Irrigation congress holds
its ninth annual meeting IN Chicago.
The poue suffers a faintfng seizure
after attending a service at St. Peters,
and there is uneasiness over his con-
dition-
High winds Of eyc1onic velocity cause
immense damage in Colorado. the great
est havoc being In the Pixies Peak
region. NO fatalities are reported but
wires We're down in every direction
Trains on all lines were run without
orders II Colorado Springs the greatest
loss was suffered. many buildings being
damaged The business streets We're
blocked with roofs Of buildings, over
turned street cars. signs and uprooted
trees. It Was the greatest calamity in
the history Of the city. The Windsrorm
swept for nearly 100 miles along the
base OF the mountains. and was unique
in that there was neither snow nor rain,
but the wind carried sand ana gravel,
similar to the sandstOrms Of a desert
The storm terminated AT the foothills.
Cripple Creek and surrounding dis
tricts being in bright clear weather
RanchI1en viii be heavy losers
The habeas corpus case Of Oberlin N.
Carter. ex-captain u. ;. A. 20 obtain
his release from the federal penitentiary
Judge Hook Judge Amos Thaysr of st.
Louis was also on the bench
Turkey has refused to recognize the
desire Of the United States to place
consul al Harpoot. This is regarded as
a direct violation Of treaty rights. and
DR. Thomas Norton who was appointed
to establish a consulate there, viii pro-
coed to his post
The report concerning acute Infectious
diseases in Cuba shows that mosquitoes
are largely responsible for spreading
yellow fever. the germs OF the disease
being injected into the system by mos
duitoes that had bitten a person afflicted
with the fever.
Local Manila papers are giving cred
ence to the renewal of the report that
AguinaIdo is dead. The circumstantiai
character Of this report together with
the claims advanced by different gen
erals to tke command of the army. lends
strong color TO the belief that it may be
true.