Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
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taken in the SnatOflal electlOn, Will
out result. TIE Republicans will eau
Gus tonight.
Omaha, May 1.-THE G.. A. r., depart
ment of Nebraska passed protesting
resolutions against the dedication at
Chicago of the monument to the Con-
federate dead.
Ptttsburg, May about seventy-five
head of horses we're sold today at the
opening of bte Arneheim sale, They
brought abou $4,000. Prices ranged
from $500 to 500
Canton, O., May 1.-THE opening OF
the state encampment G. A. r. OF To-
wa here Is fai,ly pleasant with a thou
sand boys in blue, Sons of Veterans
and members of the Woman's Relief
Corps.
St. Louis, Mo-, May IA sugar fam
Inc is threatened in the city and all the
wholesale gr9cers are frantically try
ing to pick in even a barrel of two.
An advance bf one-sixteenth cent has
just been quoted by the trust
Rome, May liking Humbert has
signed decree dissolving the chamber
of deputies and fixing May 26 as the
date for the election of deputies. The
second ballots will be taken on June
2. The new chamber will assemble
August 2,
Denver, May 7.-Wllliam Bolthoff,
who was arrested yesterdy on the
charge of having sold "salted' mine
to George F. Wheeler, of West Virginia
was discharged today by Justice Howse
who decided that the evidence was In
sufficient to hold him.
Lebanon, Pa, May Charles Gar.
rett was hanged today in the jail yard
One hundred persons witnessed the exc
cution. His death was due to strangu
lation. The crime for which Garrett
was hanged was the brutal murder OF
his wife on Sept, IL, 1894.
Nashville, Tenn, May THE little
historic church built by General An
drew Jackson and his wife near the
hermitage in 1923 was badly damaged
by the storm yesterday. A tree was
blown upon it, crushing in the roof and
the interior was badly damaged by
water.
Chicago, May Twelve hundred
blast men, employed by the limos
Steel company, struck today and the
strike Is expected to extend to other de'
partments. The men demand better
wages and former help, claiming thai
they are compelled to work unneces'
sarily hard.
Nashville, Tenn, May 7.-TomorroW
at noon, Governor Turney will be In.
augurated. The ceremonies will be helc
in the nall of representatives which mas
been festooned with bunting and dec
GRATED with flowers and plants for the
occasion. A large attendance Is eX'
pected from neighboring towns.
Little Rock. Ark, May lit Is learn
ed from reliable authority that big
mineral deals which have been on 1or
some time past with the Engllsh syn
| dictate have been closed. This deal IN
wolves the famous Morning star mine
| with a large tract in Marion county
The purchasing price is about S5Oo'UOV'
Buenos Ayres, May There was q
severe earthquake today at Mendon'
ca, capital of the province OF that name
| The inhabitants were terror-strlcken
| and fled from the town. Mendonca Is
situated about fifty-five miles south
east from the volcano of Aconcagua
The place was destroyed by an earth
| quake in 1869.
Dallas. Texas, May 7.-Chairmar
Dudley has called a meeting of the
executive committee Of the Democratic
party of Texas at Dallas on the I'll
instant for the purpose of defining thu
position of the party on silver. III
saws the issue now must be met ana th'
! party united for action next year witt
it's common enemy
New York, May fudge Brown In
the United States circuit court today
denied the application for writ of re-
moyal in the case of Collins p Hunt
lngton, president of the Southern Paci-
&c Railroad company, indicted in Cali
fornia for violating the interstate COM
MERGE law, in having given pass over
the Southern Pacific railway to man
named Stone.
Nevada, Mo-, May TAT a mass
| meeting of zinc smelter workers lasl
night a committee was appoined to cal
on the employers to demand an ad'
vance in wages in accordance with
promises made some time ago when the
cut was made to the effect that when
prices for ores advanced wages would
be raised. 1t Is believed that II the de-
mands are not conceded 200 men will
strike.
Pocahontas, Va, May 7.--There Is nc
mining today. The soldiers are having
a quiet reception and are mingllng with
the people. The miners convention viii
assemble today. No arrests were made
last night and all the men who are
charged with violation of the peace
have been discharged. Peace and quiet
prevail. The railway company Is do
ing practically nothing and no ship
ments of coal are being made.
New York, May Nv. G. e. Zee has
been appointed by Chancellor McGil
in Jersey City, receiver of the Columbia
Straw Paper company of Chicago. The
| concern has a business of $780, 900 out
side of its bonded liabilities 1t has de
faulted recently in the payment OF in
terest. The available assets are $5OO0O
There is also a mortgage against the
company held by a trust company
which has been foreclosed
Hudson, N. Y, May IA riot has
broken out in the brickyard OF Walsf
Bros, seven miles above this city, anC
the sheriff of Columbia county has beer
called upon to quell the disturbance
Last evening the body of James NC
CURE, a hand on brick barge loadlne
at the Walsh Bros, dock, was found II
the river There is belief that Mcclure
was thrown into the water by infurlat
ed Italians. all of whom were drum
Yesterday, and demanded an increase
in wages.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Ball
London. May 7.-Oscar Wilde was re
leased on bail today after furnishing
nersonal bond for $4,000 and two sure
ties In SC, 25O each. One of his suretie'
is Lord Douglass Hawlck, eldest sur
--i,,ire, con of the MARQUIS of Queens