Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-10
LATE NEWS NOTES.

chinese waters.
Massachusetts, Republicans have re-
nominated Gov. Greenhalge.
The Waller records are now being
translated in the French foreign Office.
Henry Fapel, Louis Wegman and
Charles Wegman were killed by gas in
well at Pemberville, Ohio.
The Irish National alliance has is
sued a call for funds with which to
free Ireland.
A eolored Chicago preacher advises
the use of the torch wherever negro
criminals are publicly tortured.
ALI meat for export must be inspect.
ed by an officer of the government.
New rules take effect January l.
Charles B. Bouss of New York has
subscribed 100000 to go toward build
ing Confederate memorial hall
A portrait of Gresham, the work Of
Frank M. Pebbles of Chicago, has
been hung in the state department at
Washington.
The Savannah & Western railroad,
an Alabama and Georgia road, was
sold at auction to the bondholders for
Sl,500,0O0.
Mr.. Castle, the newly appointed min
lster from Hawaii, has been informal
ly received by Secretary 0lney for the
transaction of all routine diplomatic
business between the two republics,
pending his formal official reception
by the president.
Lincoln, Neb., has a genuine attack
OF gold fever, large quantities of yell
low treasure being found in sandy
strip near Milford. Numerous assays
show the gold to run $3.50 ton, and
in no case less than 500.
France honored the late M. Pasteur's
memory with most impressive state
funeral.
Postmaster General Wilson will be
. candidate for his old seat in congress
next year.
Joseph Choate haa been retained by
Mrs. Leland Stanford to defend her
interests in the government suits
against her husbands estate.
Fire in Denver did S7s, 900 damage.
At church corner stone dedication
at Lorain, Ohio, temporary platform
collapsed, killing one person outright,
injuring eleven fatally and thirty
others more or less seriously.
By a bold stroke Cubans entered
Santa Clara, killed many soldiers, OBJ
tanned arms and provisions and es-
capped.
The Colorado Milling and Elevator
company's mill at Fort Collins burned.
Loss, 1925, 900.
The steamer Commodore has been
released by the government authori;
ties, but the arms found on board,'
supposedly for Cuba, are held.
General Samuel f. Cary will be the
orator at the unwilling of the monu-
ment to "Tippecanoe'' Harrison at
Garfield park, Cincinnati, IN Decem-
Der.
Fire at Warren, R. l., destroyed
there immense wooden mills. Loss,
81, OOO,O 900.
Miss Mamie Cabanue, one of the
richest and most beautiful society
young ladies Of st. Louis, has decided
to become nun.
The council of Warrensburg, Mo-.
has passed curfew and anti-cigarette
ordinance.
Captain General Campos of Cuba,
has asked for an extraordinary credit
for the people of the inundated dis
trict of Vuelta Abaio.
Az a y,aat;,,c, - A,-,on9o,, "a D..
ton resolutions were adopted in favor
OF general uprising of Christians In
the Turkish empire to enforce justice.
Fire at Lansing, Kan, destroyed
Levi Churchill's general store, DIR.
Nealley's drug store and Oscar Hyde's
butcher shop, causing $4,000 losses.
John Don Farden, the Adams ex-
press cashier at Terre Haute, Ind,
who fled with $40, 900 of the company's
money September 0, was captured in
Baltimore. He had spent every cent
of the stolen money.
Arizona is clamoring for statehood.
A famine is predicted in Cuba in
case the war continues.
Innoculation is now recommended
as yellow fever preventive.
Senator Quay has appointed COM
mittee to secure the next Republican
national convention at Pittsburg, if
possible.
State Democratic central committee
met at Topeka, passed resolutions of
respect to the memory of the late Col
onel w. c. Jones and decided not to
nominate a candidate for chief Justice.
The session lasted just twenty min
utes.
Praire fires in south Dakota have
caused 100000 loss.
The Rembaugh mills of Sedalia are
in the hands of a receiver.
Yale defeated the English college
athletes in all but three Of the events.
The Democrats of Brooklyn have
split and two Democratic tickets are
in the field.
Three indictments have been re-
turned against the officers of the re-
atty failed Dawn, Mo-, bank.
The official report shows this years
sugar crop in Louisiana to be the
largest ever grown in that state.
The Polish and Hungarian labor
element has complete control of the
Pennsylvania anthracite regions.
The Omaha World Herald has sued
the Bee for $4,000 for criminal libel.
A football pame at Chicago betvveen