Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

/ lUuOAn reUels nave JuSO uyLhmlbou
one OF the finest bridges in their
country.
Lord Henry Francis Hope, who mar
ried actress Nav Yohe, is to be sold
out to satisfy creditors.
Society for liberal Sunday laws in
New York has Endorsed Tammany.
This means the full saloon vote.
Japanese forces on the island of
Formo,a have met and routed the
main body of 10000 Black Flags.
Two hundred factory hands were
drowned by the capsizing of a raft in
in the river Okla, near ozery, Russia.
Six children of Thomas Lindsay
were cremated in. their house at Sny-
der, on the Canadian Paci6ci in Ontario.
Statements of the st. Joseph, Mo-,
banks to the comptroller show re-
serve of 284 per cent liability.
Friends of Mr.. Chandler, husband of
Amelia Rives, refuse to explain causes
leading to the couples divorce.
The navy department announces
that the report that all warships
would be withdrawn from Hawaii is
false.
Colored children at Perry, Ok, de.
mand admittance to the white schools
and the matter has gotten into the
courts.
j. II. Foreline killed Phrenologist
M. D. Dixon at Ardmore, Ind. Ter, for
using hypnotic influence on Mrs Fore
line.
Father Spath, Port Huron, Mich,
priest refused to allow mourners wear
ing G. A. R. badges to enter his church.
Tom Speer of Miner, Pike county,
Ohio, gave Rough on Rats to his
nine children, killing them all. The
tiend is in Jail.
Tammany's nominations for justices
of the supreme court are Charles II.
Truan, Frederick Smith and Charles +.
Mclean.
DIR. Henry P. Meyer, now in the pen
at Sing Sing, n Y, has been detected
planning another murder for insur-
ance money. tttl!i'''t
An extra Rock Island freight train
was wrecked by cattle near Flagler,
Col. Engineer Joseph Cane was killed
and two other men badly hurt.
Mayor Clark of Warrensburg, Mo.
has signed the anti-cigarette Ordin.
ance, but vetoed that providing for
curfew on constitutional grounds.
A program of maneuvers has been
laid out for the North Atlantic squad
ron in VeneZuelan and Cuban waters.
Eighteen persons were killed and 100
injured in II railway collision at Havre.
Serious conflicts between Turks and
Armenians occurred at Trebizond, Ar
menia. Many Armenians were killed.
The son OF Senior Pulido, Yenezue-
Ian foreign secretary, has been made
secretary of the Venezuelan Wash
ington legation. ...
The Wisconsin governor has APP
pointed commissioners to confer with
Minnesota commissioners about carv-
ing new state out of the two old
states ,,,.r, 3D.. ..,,. l..
Engineer f. P. Armstrong and Fire
man Charles Barllis were killed in
Union Pacific wreck in the yards at
Omaha 10 rlEH
City Marshal C. L. Cantley was shot
and killed by James s. Fielder, one of
the most prominent attorneys at the
New Mexican bar, during saloon
brawl in Silver City.
SalOonkeeper Siler of Low Moor,
Iowa, shot and killed John Otto and
then himself
bandits held up a Frisco passenger
train at CASTOR. Ind. Ter, but gotonly
eighty-five cents.
Opera Singer Bettina Gerard is made
correspondent in divorce suit filed by
Mrs. Vim. Crichton, wife of the sec
rotary OF the British legation.
Edward c. Yeatman, noted bicycle
rider of Washington,sho himself dead
while riding in West Virginia. 1t was
an accident.
Reuben Johns, aged 30 years, com
mitied suicide north of Holden, Mo-,
by blowing off his head with shot
gun fred with one foot.
The seventeenth annual parade of
the Yelled Prophet was held in st.
Louis and was followed by the ball.
There was great attendance.
The Cuban insurgents have de-
strOyed with dynamite one OF the
arches of the finest and largest bridges
of the Sague la Chica railway, not far
from Camajuani, in the province Of
Santa Clara.
At the meeting of the Republican
club OF Massachusetts u letter was in
dorsed placing Boston in the list of
contestants for the Republican nation
al convention next year.
None OF the thirty contests fled in
the honse are complete, and il is not
believed that any of the contestants
will be seated Twenty-eight are Re-
publicans, one Il POpulist and one an
independent Democrat
Frank Padgctt, secretary of the
Columbia Typographical union of
Washington, is short about 5000 in
his accounts, and is believed to have
gone to Chicago I'LL .tttstH .'..
A movement is on foot in Chicago to
! force the mayor and police to enforce
the Sunday saloon closing law.
gas explosion in the Dorence mine,
operated by the Lchigh Valley COM
pany, near Wilkesbarrc, Pa, killed
eight men.
j. Shaw, an American rnnchman,
two MeXicans and Mexican child
were killed in fight over steer near
Twohigs station, Texas.