Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-01-17

GRIP mas become epidemic In New
York, ten deaths occurring in one day.
James Carr. while delivering milk,
dropped dead at Kansas City. Thurs
day.
Much interest is expressed at Wash.
ington over the prospect of ingalls,
return.
The good people of Warrensburg,
NO., have waged war upon those who
participate in dancing.
A special tax is proposed in Russia
on all merchandise entering the port
OF st. Petersburg.
s. L. Irwin shot Widow Cooper and
her daughter dead on a farm near
Newport, Ark, Saturday night.
1t is denied in the City of Mexico
that Guatemala has objected to the
amount of the Mexican claims.
An Erie freight train was buried by
a snow slide west of Lockhaven, Pa,
Sunday, bat no damage was doue.
AIresolution granting suffrage to
women passed in the Idaho Senate
Friday without q dissenting vote.
Out of II, 1O6 emigrants to the
United States in December, only 919
were debarred and sent back.
A pension of 500 per month has
been granted the widow of the late
Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks of Massa-
chusetts.
81. N. Milligan and other citizens of
Lake Charles, La, are preparing to
send car of provisions to Nebraska
sufferers.
Master Re gan, Jr., son of Alderman
Regan of Kansas City, Mo-, was ar
rested on Friday charged with high
way robbery.
The secretary of the treasury has
asked Of Congress an appropriation of
$4,000 for the relief of the Navahoe
Indians Of New Mexico.
The W. c. T. q. of Little Rock, Ark,
has adopted resolutions severely criti-
cising Governor Fisiback for his IA
nous opinion on the social evil.
The fifth game of the Chess match
between Mezisses and Janowski Satur-
day was drawn. The score now stands
Janowski 3, Mezises /, drawn /.
At Lynn, Mass, Saturday, Mrs. Bet
ty Page, 80 years OF age, died after
having tasted for'seven days. Her
malady was a stomach cancer.
Captain Frazier Morley, aged 72,
one Of the first graduates of Annapo-
lis, by appointment of John G. Cal
houD, died Saturday at New Orleans.
The attorney general has appointed
Charles A Garter of San Francisco,
special United States commissioner
for the northern district of California.
Thomas Newell of Alaska, appeared
before the house committee on ter
ritory Saturday to urge the territory
may be accorded delegate in con-
gress.
The old gas company of Kansas City,
Mo-, has been denied a new franchise,
and will be forced to go out of bust
ness. A new company succeeded and
promises 81 gas
The furniture establishment of Jor-
dan & Moriarty, extending from 200
to 21O Park Row, N. Y, was badly
damaged by fire Friday. Loss, s75,-
900; fully insured.
Ex-Justice Bannister, at one time
law partner of Senator Lexow, is ap.
pealing for divorce from his wife. The
affair has caused quite furry in New
York high life.
Mrs. Rachael Miller, of GAL North
Wood street, Chicago, was cut to
death with razor at her home Satur.
day. Her husband is charded with
the murder and was placed under ar.
rest.
The senatorial situation In Idaho
remains unchanged. Sweet seems to
have nineteen men solid, one majority
Of the Republican members The
Shoup men, however, manifest great
confidence.
Tommy Ryan and his trainer Joe
Chonyski, left for New York Saturday
where Tommy will finish his training
for his battle with Dempsy on Janu-
airy Is. Ryan is in splendid form and
weighs lat pounds.
The business men, irrespective of
party or social affiliations, in New
York, have ple'g ID the Lexow inves-
tigating committee unstinted support
and asks for general overhauling of
everything of public character before
the committee adjourns.
w. w. Taylor State Treasurer of
South Dakota, it is learned from reli-
able sources, is defaulter for at least
100000. Reckless investments are
given as the cause of his shortages.
The national bank of Redheld, of
which he was president is also involv-
ed.
Gen. H. B. Debray, who commanded
brigade which bore his name during
the rebellion, died last week at Aus
tin, Texas.