Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sedalia eloped to Topeka, Kan, and
were married
The Spring Valley negro miners re-
turned to work and were not molested.
Professor Bemis has been forced out
of Chicago university because of his
attacks on monopoly.
Will Irwin shot and killed Emerson
James at South McAlester, Ind. Ter.
Both were Chsctaws.
The Portage iron works at Duncans-
vile, Pa, are to resume after seven
teen years idleness.
Lexington, KY, ladies held mass
meeting and nominated candidates for
the board of education.
Squatters' wives at Marinette, Wis,
had pitched battle with mill en-
ployes, but got the worst of it.
Postmaster McShea of Hennessey,
Ok, held for burglary and assault,
was released by Justice Burford of the
supreme court
Rev. George Wheeler was killed and
three or four people injured in a
wreck on the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad, near Mitchell, N. M.
Colored people at East St Louis held
an indignation meeting to denounce
the failure of the Illinois authorities
to protect the Spring Valley negro
miners.
John Adams killed his half brother
near Mount Vernon, KY, the sequel to
an attempted tragedy.
By marriage contract signed be-
fore the ceremoney, Mr. Kallias Boy
will not get any of Mrs. Barnum's
money.
Two Illinois Central passenger trains
collided Near Cherokee, Iowa. The
passengers were severely shaken up,
but no one was fatally injured. The
crew saved themselves by jumping.
Frank James says the man named
Clark who was killed at Telluride, Col,
is not Jim Cummings.
Three people were killed in rail-
way crossing accident at Philadelphia.
One of the largest corn crops ever
raised in Illinois is anticipated this
year
An unknown tramp was run over
and instantly killed by an Alton tram
near Mexico Mo.
Cross, Ok, citizens won their town
site contest.
Russian thistles are getting beyond
control around Denver.
Joe Patchen won from Robert J. at
Buffalo. Average time, 2:05A.
T,J To-. ,,o,,, LsdIs~..
for the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight.
The Leonard bullet proof shield cloth
was tested at Indian Head.
There are lis cases of smallpox at
Eagle Pass, Texas.
John Darst, founder of the college at
Eureka ILL.,, is dead.
Leander ]. Mccormick the Chicago
inventor, is critically i'll.
The new battleship Indiana will
have her trial trip October l.
Photographic communication has
been effected between Pixies Peak and
Denver.
P. T. Barnums widow was married
to titled Greek named Bey, from
Constantinople.
Miss Flagler, who killed the colored
boy in Washington, has been placed
under $40, 900 bond.
Lon Perry, an ex-member of the
Cook gang, noted desperate and a
dangerous man, was captured near
Huntsville, Ark, and landed in the
Bentonville jail.
Treasurer Cheney of the chamber Of
commerce of Boston has been found
short in his accounts to the extent of
S6,Ol079.
Rocky Mountain Sayings bank, Dem
yer, has assigned to Earl M. Cranston.
The Texas Western railroad was
sold at auction and bought by New
York capitalists.
Priests and nuns have been accorde
the right of free entry at the ports of
Costa RIGA and Nicaragua.
Fifteen hundred coal miners went on
a strike in West Virginia for 10 cent
advance.
Joe Hardy and Jim Patterson each
lost limb by jumping from running
train at Perry, Ok.
Steve Brodle was arrested Tor Vlo"
lating the Sunday law in New York
because he gave away lemonade.
An American woman on her way
from London to New York, with stolen
diamonds worth $1,000, was arrested
at Liverpool.
George w. Lahmer, bookkeeper of
the workhouse at Cleveland, Ohio, ar
rested for embezzlement of $4,000,
committed suicide in cell.
Ben Cravens and Bill Crittenden,
noted Indian territory cattle thieves,
escaped from the jail at Perry, Ok.
Later Cravens was killed by pursu-
ing posse.
It is claimed that George Cromley,
Cornelius Shay and John Ryan, en-
ployes of the Carnegie Iron company
of Homestead, Pa, have discovered the
long lost art of welding copper
The bridge on the Ohio Southern
railroad near cambridge, Ohio, fell
with loaded freight train. Engineer
Radcliffe, Fireman Howser and Brake
man Byers lost their lives.
The convention to consider the new
movement for liberating Ireland by
force of arms will be held in Chicago,
September "a, 25 and 20.
The Watts steel and iron syndicate,