Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-03-28

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COlOns March AuluOLltAgn
report that the country has been paeinesgI;;
The United States cruiser Atlanta VIII
shortly sail for Carthagena.
Kansas City, March 25-The property
Of the Martin Distllling company In this
city was conveyed by deed OF trust to-day
to John McNultai receiver OF the Whiskey
Trust.
Tien Tsin. March %.-The authorities
here have officially notified the consuls OF
their intentions to blockade the Pel-Hor
river on the appearance Of Japanese war
ships.
Pittsburg. Pa, March %.-The ice gorge
In the Allegheny river, which has threat
ened the residents Of towns along the
river for several weeks, 10 now going out
and the danger is past.
Warren, o., March 5.-The Trumbull
county court house, an historic building,
was nearly destroyed by fire today, caus-
ing a loss of $4,000, covered by insurance.
The structure was erected In 17g2.
Dallas, Tex, March 25.-Smallpox has
broken out at the city hospital this place
and that institution has been quarantined.
Four cases are posted, tho first having
been brought here from Hot Springs.
London, March ga dispatch from
Shanghai to the Times states that the
Corean government refuses to accept a
loan from Japan with the condition at
tached to It that It be repaid In five years.
washington, March 25-Mary Delaney,
the Milwaukee woman who Is under ar
rest for having attempted to burn ST.
Patrlcks and st. Dominick's churches
last Thursday, has become violently In
sane
Cuthbert. Ga, March S.-Solomon D.
of Jefferson Davis at West Point and
was first mate on the steamship Brandy
wine, which took Lafayette to France.
He was 50 years Of age.
Greenville, Miss, March 25.-Fire early
this morning destroyed the Planters OIL
Mill, owned by Delta planters and mer-
chants. The plant and product and stock
on hand was valued at over $4,000. Total
insurance held was $4,000.
Dedham, Mass, March 25-The Steel
Edge Stamping and Returning company
of Mills, today filed schedules of insol-
vency. The liabilities amount to $685.
36S.50. and the assets contain list Of bills
receivable not much In excess Of 100000
Boston, March 25.-Jefferson Coolide, Jr.,
director and attorney for the General
Electric company tonight emphatically
denied the statement published concern
ing the consolidation of the General Elec-
trio company and the Westinghouse COM
pany.
New York, March &.-Three more bench
warrants, issued upon indictments against
election officials found by the. oyer and
terminer grand jury, were returned to-
day. They are against Thomas Gross,
John +. Mcdonald and Michael Hennes-
sey.
Waukesha, Wis, March 25.-An appli-
cation was made In the United States
court in Milwaukee today by Henry Par
sons, for the appointment of a receiver
for the Waukesha Water company. The
financial condition Of thu company has
been bad for several months.
London, March. PA dispatch to the
Times from Berlin says: The national
parties are still clamoring for the dissolu-
ton of the reichstag and expresses the
belief that the decision of that body on
the Bismarck resolution is the precursor
of a new era In the history of the nation.
Louisville, KY, March S.--W. p. Pike,
aged 43, superintendent of the first divi-
sion of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, died this afternoon. Mr.. Pike was
we'll known in railroad circles and was q
brother-in-law of George K. Lowe OF chi
cago general superintendent OF the Mo-
non.
oconto, Wis, March 2S.-J. A. Hines,
treasurer of the town of Armstrong, was
shot and robbed Of $500. On account Of
litigation which the town has with. tax
payers association, he was ordered not
to deposit the money in a. bank. He is
not fatally injured.
Washington, March 25.-Chlef Inspector
Wheeler. OF the postoffce department, has
been notified of the arrest at Cape May,
Ont, OF Henry Smyth, who escaped from
United States marshal at Little Rock,
Ark, last November. He Is charged with
defrauding various merchants out OF an
aggregate Of $4,000.
Dover, Del, March 2.-Strenuous eff
forts are being made to effect cOmprom-
Use between the Higgins and Addicks
factions and 1t is cOnfidentally expected
that United States senator will be chosen
this week. A ballot was taken today, re-
sulting: Higgins, 8; Addiclxs, 5; Massey,
8; Ridgley, 10; Trurnald, !.
st. Louis, March ga sensational suit
for divorce was filed in the circuit court
today by James +. Coyle of the firm of
Coyle & Sargent, agents for an eastern
silk house. Coyle charges his wife kittie
with infidelity, and names Henry w.
Chandler, late president OF the II. w.
Chandler Commission company, as CO
respondent.
Camden, N. j., March 25.-Augustus s.
Baker, said to be the oldest newspaper
man in New Jersey, died at his home
in Woodbury., today, aged So. He es-
tabllshed the Constitution, as an advo-
cate of the Wing party and was active
in the management OF his paper until
four years ago when he transferred 1t
to his son.
Denver, March 25.-Under the agree
ment of the Western Trunk lines to make
east OF the Missouri river a rate of one
fare plus 50 for the round trip to Denver
at the time of the National Educational
association convention In July, tickets
bear a time limit to July 15 but holders
of them can have them extended to Sep
TENDER by registering in this city.
Springfield, Ill, March PA delegate
convention OF miners of Springfield sub
districts was held here today in regard
to the cut of prices made by the operators
at the Sangamon Coal company's shafts
and the anticipated cut in all mines on
April l. Resolutions were adopted re-
uuesting all miners In the district TO re-
fuse to work at any reduction OF the
scale.
Portland, Me-, March 25.-Hon. Thomas
B. Reed stated to an Associated Press
reporter that he had declined an Invita-
ton to speak before the convention of
college Republican clubs at Grand Rapids,
Mich, on April 6, and that he will make
no speeches this spring unless an extra
session Of congress calls him to Washing
ton. He will remain in Portland until
the summer when he will sail for Europe
with his family.
Detroit, Mich, March 25.-The Presby-
terrain Sunday school missionaries com
pleted their annual conference today.
The meeting was devoted principally to
a discussion Of the necessity for men In
field. Thirty-seYen more missionaries
were asked for by the various states
and territories. The Gospel Chariot, pub
iished Mt Topeka, Kan, was lndorsed as
the representative paper Of the organiza-
tlon.
New York, March 25.-The reorgani-
zation committee of the Distilling and
Cattle Feeding company report that
upward OF 325, 900 shares were deposited
IN TO the closing of business today, Of
which 225. 600 shares were deposited