Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-25

Three fremen were injured at q $780,
900 fire at Sedalia, Mo.
Emperor William of Germany has
composed a naval song.
The Wisconsin board of arbitration
has been called upon to settle strike
at Milwaukee.
Illinois was visited by an unprece-
dented rain storm, accompanied by
hail and lightning.
Wiley Bruin, the assassin of Allen
Martin in Arkansas, was shot upon re-
fusal to surrender.
Camp Stone was formally opened at
the annual encampment of soldier boys
at Columbus, Miss.
Tuesday, August 6, the Missouri
Democrat State Convention will be
held at Pertle Springs.
1t is expected that the new edition
of the Government "Blue Book" will
be ready by September.
The Dayton, Tenn, Coal and Iron.
company will increase employees wages
10 per cent. on August l.
Exhibits have begun to arrive at At
lanta, Ga, for the Cotton States and
international Exposition.
"Quorum pars sum- shall we say?"
asks st. Louis Truth. Why, of course,
say anything you please.
Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith
is preparing for an extended "sound
money" campaign in Georgia.
Herman Mueller, Kansas City mana
ger of the Schlitz Brewing company,
is charged with embezzlement.
The fifth International convention Of
the Baptist Young People is to be held
at Baltimore, Nd, July 10 to 81.
Ex-Governor Alexander H. Rice, of
Mass, died at the Langwood Hotel in
Melrose Mass, Monday afternoon.
Ship owners are loudly complaining
at the high tariff charged vessels pass
ing through the Kaiser Wilhelm canal
at Kiel, Germany.
British subjects who have been ex-
PEELED from Nicaragua make claim
for over million dollars damages
from that government.
One of the Christian Endeavor preach
ers visiting at Boston has been arrested
for Illicit cohabitation, and another
secondhand misfit halo is for sale cheap.
Mrs. Cleveland wanted to ride a BIZ
cycle but Grover forbade it. Mrs.
Cleveland should not despair. The
probate courts of Oklahoma are open.
With apologies to Mr., Shakespeare,
sweet sleep does not knit up the raw
eled leg of boomers. That usually
has to be done by the sleeper's good old
mother.
If France is really getting ready to
fight for the rescue of Alsace and
Lorraine she should keep off the coat
tails of the Monroe doctrine. The
Monroe doctrine is still alive.
Just as the italian steamer, Mariap,
was entering the gulf of Genoa, on the
afternoon of July 21, she collided with
the steamer Ortegia, and the Mariap
sank. 14s people were drowned.
If Warwick Clark, of st. Louis goes
10 Dallas and looks upon the Fitzsim.
fight, the occasion will |
be reminiscent to him whenever Mr..
Corbett gets in one of his rib roasters.
. Railroad traffic continues to improve
constantly. For the second week in
July forty. four roads show an increase
Of 29.t7 per cent in their earnings as
with those of the same per-
iod last year.
The Knights of Pythiqs, Odd Fell
lows and Sons of Temperance lodges,
Of Sedalia Mo-, have had the Popes de-
cision read them and are anxious about |
their future. A large number of Cath
Olics belong to each of these orders.
The members of the live stock sani-
tary commission who appointed the
which are causing so much |
trouble now say if they are compelled to
the inspectors they will pass
q rule authorizing Kansas sheriffs to
stop all cattle in transit which have
not been inspected. They seem deter
mined to rule or ruin the cattle trade.
The ex-Soldiers and Sailors of South
ern Illinois will hold their annual re-
union at Carbondale, August IA, Is and |
I6. The survivors of the famous Ninth |
Illinois Regiment Volunteers will hold
a reunion at the same place and time.
The reunion will be held in a large
grove opposite the State Normal School
campus, and it is expected that fully
Is, 900 ex-soldiers and visitors will be
in attendance. General Richard ].
0glesby, Ex-Governor Fifer, General |
w. H. Powell, Col. Isaac Clements and
other prominent ex-soldiers, are ex-
pected to be present and address the
assemblage.
A big fire at Osceola, Ia, Thursday
night resulted in the loss of eight brick
buildings and stocks, valued at $780,
OOo A number of citizens were bruised