Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-02-28


son is to be sent to Mexico.
The Methodist college at Beaver
Falls, Pa, has been destroyed by hre'
There is possibility that St Louis
may have long-distanee telephones be-
fore long.
The Senate spent nearly the entire
day Tuesday wrangling over the f.
nance question.
Steven Johnson, IN Jail at Guthrie,
Ok, on a charge of horsesteaiing
hanged himself.
James w. Scott has purchased
controlling interest in the Chicago
Herald and Post.
Major e. Tate of Pierce City, Mo-,
was horribly mangled by a freight
train last week.
Cherokee Bill, on trial at TT. Smith,
Ark, was convicted Of two more rob-
berries Saturday.
Minister Grav's remains crossed the
line into the United States at Ell Paso,
Texas Monday morning.
A new distilling company has been
formed at Peoria. 1t is said that
Greenhut will manage it.
William II. Cornwall, now in San
Francisco, will return to Honolulu
and stand trial for treason.
1t is reported that insurgent Be-
douins have captured the large part
Of the city of Muscat, Arabia.
Searcy, one of the Aqua Creek
train robbers, illustrated his testi-
mony by donning a mask like the one
he wore at the hold-up
The Senate and the House conferees
on the consular appropriation bill re-
ported disagreement on the Hawa-
iian cable attachment.
Walter G.. Hammer, for twenty years
teller of the First National bank of
Lynchburg, Va, has been arrested for
the ENLIGHTENMENT of $4,000
A negro on his death bed at Hal
sey, KY, confessed that he had COM
mitted FIVE murders, for one of which
an innocent man was hanged.
The Tennessee National Guard will
dissolve. All the members will re-
sign because of an unsatisfactory APP
preparation by the legislature.
Two convict miners were suffocated
and eighteen others were nearly kill
ed by fire in shaft of coal mine
at Pratt City, Ala, on Monday.
J Charles Nioholes fell under an cleo
trio car at San Antonio Tex, Satur-
day and was horribly mangled. He
was veteran of the rebellion,
The United Labor League of Phila
delphia voted 16 to to condemn the
police of that city for suppressing the
speeches of Anarchist Mowbray.
Ruiz Gorilla, the Spanish Republi-
can, long an exile, but recently allow
ed to return to his country from exile
has been stricken with paralysis.
Archbishop Corrigan of New York
City has promulgated the papal ediet
against Odd Fellows, knights of
Pythias and Sons of Temperance.
2Altamont G. Walker, business man
of Terre Haute, Ind, shot his wife
slightly and then killed himself. He
was insane from business troubles
This elevated railroad ct Sioux City,
Ia, the second built in this country,
has been sold for $50. 900 to a Mime
apolis capitalist. 1t cost one million.
The fiftieth anniversary of Rev.
Moses D. Hoge's pastorate of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church of Richmond,
Va, will be celebrated next Sunday.
Ties were placed in the track and
nearly succeeded :, in wrecking the
north-bound passenger on the Bur-
lington near Carmi, ILL.,, Friday night.
The sixty-third anniversary of the
Congressional Temperance society
was held IN Washington Monday. Con-
gresham Dlngley of Main, presided.
ed.
Sidney Colvin of London, and Mrs.
Robert Louis Stevenson propose to
publish the letters of the late novelist
and have asked all who have any to
send them to the widow.
The supreme court of Utah has de-
cided the legislative election case
against the Utah commission. The
latter then issued election certificates
to fifty-seven Republican and forty
FIVE Democrats.
M Danville, farmer living near
Yankton, N. D., reports the arrival of
another set of triplets at his home,
The couple have now twenty-seven
children, although Mrs. Danville is
not 30 yeare old. She is a Norwegian
and her husband Hoosier All the
children were born in triplets, the
oldest lot being under 10 years old.
All are boys but three, one set of trim
lets being girls, and they are all |
sturdy and healthy.
A Ere broke out in the Asbury hos
pitai, Methodist institution, at Min.
neapolis, Mimi, Monday morning.