Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-02-28

The Khe6ive has signed the mar
riage contract with his harem favor
lite.
DIR. Hullse, president of the Royal
College of Surgeons of England, is
dead,
Secretary Carlisle has returned from
New York suffering from an attack
of grip.
H. Ben Wise, drummer, died at
Mexico, Mo-, from an overdose Of NOR
Prime.
Two thousand Chinese soldiers were
killed by the explosion of a magazine
last week.
Elliott of Kansas City, defeated
Fulford of Utica, again at live bird
shooting.
James B. Gentry, who murdered
Madge Yorke, will recover from his
self-intlicted wounds.
Cardelia Hill of Charleston, w. Va,
killed her father because he was
choking her mother.
Mrs, Ramey, wife of Rev. Mr.. Ram
ey of Newport, Mo-, was terribly gor
ed by vicious COW.
The trial of Captain Howgate for
embezzling from Uncle Sam was given
60 the jury last week.
The bill providing for new bridge
over the Mississippi at st, Louis was
again favors bly, reported.
Frank Victorato, Greek, who
fought with Marco Bozzaris, died at
Salem, Mass, last week.
Venizona Nino cut his wife's throat
in the presence of their children in
New York last tuesday.
Patrick Higgins, once go-between
for English and American Fenians,
died at Liverpool last week.
The Japanese Government has ask.
ed Parliament for 1OO,OOO,00O yen ad-
ditional to carry on the war.
Joseph Serge, once a wealthy St.
Joseph, Mo-, man. committed suicide
by haning In the attic of his home.
Congress has been memorialized to
withdraw the lands, including the
Arizona petrifed forest from settle
ment.
The Kansas City cable railway COM
pany was consolidated by stipulation,
fled in the Supreme court at Jefferson
City, Mo-,
Mexican coins which United States
statutes provides may be received at
the treasury a.e no longer coined at
Mexico.
Several Paris newspaper men con-
victed of blackmailing were sentenc-
ed last week to terms of impriscn-
ment.
J. Foster Rhodes of Chicago, was
knighted by King Carlos of Portugal.
Mr.. Rhodes is a promoter of building
companies.
Lord Roseberry called a special
cabinet meeting Tuesday, Dlssolu-
ton of parliament is believed to be
imminent.
Germany is preparing war material,
re-arming her forts and drilling her
troops as though in preparation for
trouble.
Samuel Young, of Wiltshire, o., 70
years of age, stabbed to death his
young wife and then hanged himself
last week.
Some doubt is felt that the Senate
may not confirm the appointment of
DIR. Senner as immigration Inspector
at New York.
Albert Whipple, who is a fugitive
bank defaulter of Nebraska, proves to
be the same man who did time in Iowa
for swindling.
In wreck on the L. & N. near
Greenville, Ala, an unknown man
was killed and FIVE cars were burned
Saturday.
Four parties to feud fought at Os-
born's Gap, Virginia, last week. Three
were killed and the fourth was horri-
bly, wounded.
The fire in the hold of the steamer
Cape Carrientes, which arrived at
Harve, February II, from Galveston,
is under control.
Near San Angelo, Tex, Mrs. Angus
tine was killed by a drunken Mexican
while trying to protect her daughter
from him.
Belle Mosby, one of the survivors of
the civil war horses, was buried last
week with military honors at Library,
near Pittsburg, Pa.
G. Andre Mondehare, French Con-
sui at Chicago, was assaulted by a
negro because he tried to save a kit
ten from dogs.
The contest for the county clerk
ship of Buchanan county, Missouri, was
decided in favor of Robert Nash, Dem
ocrat.
A concurrent resolution passed both
Missouri houses providing for popu.
lar vote on a proposition to remove
the capital from jefferson City to Sc