Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-03-28
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Items Of General Interest From All Over
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Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe.
washington, March 26.-The Detroit
has arrived at Chemulpo, Corea, the
Charleston at Che Foo, China, and the
Monterey at San Francisco.
Madrid, March 26.-El Liberal says that
the Cuban rebels do not exceed 5000 in
number, that only half of them are
armed and that the majority are negroes.
Philadelphia, March 26-John A. Ryder,
professor of comparative embryology, at
the University OF Pennsylvania, died In
this city today, aged 4S years.
London, March 26-The Hon. George
Curzon, NJ. p, will sail for New York on
April /. His marriage to Miss Mary
Letter will take place in Washington on
April 20.
Omaha, Neb., March 26.--Colonel I. II.
Stanton, assistant paymaster general Was
tonight notified that he had been appoint
ed paymaster general Of the United States
army.
the state against Claus A. BSxt for the
murder OF Catharine Cling, was called Ia
the district court today and reset Tor
May IL.
Parkersburg, w. Va, March 26.-Judge
Jackson, In the United States court, to-
nent receiver Of the Holly River Lumber
company.
Montreal, Quebec, March 26.-Ex- War
den Leviolette, of st. Vincennes de Paul
penitentiary, died today. It was he who
subdued the great convict revolt eight
years ago at the penitentiary.
New Haven, Conn, March 81. j.
Morgan, employed in the mechanic de-
partners Of Yale scientific school, has
invented an APPARATUS by means Of which
the use Of the motor dynamo invented
by Edison Is obviated.
Copenhagen, March 26.-Herr Noefre.
mol, editor Of the Heindel published at
Benra, in Northern Schleswig, has been
arrested on the charge or treason in
continually advocating the reunion OF
Northern Schleswig with Denmark.
ST. Louis, Mo-, March 26.-The Sunday
Closing association scored another VIC
tory today after great legal battle, In.
the conviction of Jacob Kurtz, who was
charged with selling whiskey on Sunday.
The crusade Is to be pushed vigorously.
Chicago March 26.-The Nearing OF
cases against the elevator companies OF
Chicago on charges preferred by the board
Of trade. was after g short session post
poned by the state railway and warehouse
commission until April 4. No action
was taken today. :
Saratoga, N. Y, March 26.--Jullus Bart
lett of Fort Edwards, this evening muir
dered Richard Jackson and terribly slash
ed William Palmer. The latter will prob.
almost decapitated Jackson. All are
negroes. They got into a quarrel while
drunk. Bartlett was locked up.
Kansas City, Mo-, March 26.-Attorney
Elijah Robinson filed an attachment
suit for the National Bank Of Commerce
today against ] H. Bems, Charles T.
Bemis and William N. Bemis Of the Bemis
Lumber company. The sum sued for Is
$47, ISL, the amount of judgments secured
against the lumber company by the bank
some years ago.
San Francisco, March 26-The United
States grand jury filed second indict-
ment against Coils p. Huntington, presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific company,
for violating the interstate commerce
law by Issuing a pass outside the state.
It was limited that technicality might
nu-llfy the first Indictment, so an iron
clad indictment was filed today.
Rockford, ILL.,, March 26.-The vault In
the Bank of Mount Morris was blown
open by dynamite by burglars early this
evening, wrecking the vault and fixtures.
Nearly $4,000 was in the vault, but IL
Is not believed that they secured any part
of this. 1t Is known that they got away
with several hundred dollars in silver
The robbers stole a team and escaped.
The tenn was recovered.
Newcastle, Pa, March 26.-John Pala-
want, q boarder Mt the house Of William
Lewis, walked into the cellar with a
lighted match, when an explosion took
place WHICH WIEGkGu the uOu5t anu hnOGA-
cd him insensible His clothing caught
fire and he was fatally burned before
being rescued by Lewis. Mrs. Lewis
and three children were thrown to the
floor by the force Of the explosion and
badly injured.
Berlin, March 26--During the discussion
of the management of the Deutsch bank
In the reichstag, Count Won Mirbach and
Count Won Kardorf attacked the HOSTILE
ty of the governor of administration,
DR.. Koch, to bimetalllsm. DR.. Koch re-
futed these attacks amid loud applause
from the members of the left. A motion
upon behalf OF the Conservatives to
discuss Count Won Kaultz's Agrarian
proposals tomorrow was defeated by a
vote of 149 to Sc.
Boston, March 26.-The annual report
of the Bell Telephone company shows
the expenses Of the company for the
year to be Sl,I2i, 1891, and the net earn
ings S3,l23, 1895. The surplus account
Dec. 81. 1894, hsOwed S2.1510li.6 The
long distance company shows an Increase
I'm gross earnings of 1874 per cent the
amount for 1891, gross, being 81 OH ,e6l.SZ
Nashua, N. H., March 26.-The Nashua
Savings bank closed its doors this after
noon, an injunction having been issued
against II on application Of the bank
commissioner. The principal reason
given for taking the action Is the very
large falling on in deposits. Nearly
SO, 10000 are Involved. The Officals claim
they viii be able to pay dollar for do
lar.