Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The greatest horse race of 1895, the
Tuturity, worth $4,000 to the winner,
was run at Sheepshead bay and won
by Requittal, over Handspring, the
hot favorite.
The steamer City of Toledo and
schooner Magdalen Downing collided
off Toledo, Ohio. Fifty people were
more or less seriously injured. 1t is
feared five will die.
The Democratic state central COM
mittee of Kentucky passed resolution
endorsing the free silver views Of GEN
eral Hardin, after an address from the
nominee for governor. A bolt of the
sound money Democrats is threatened.
The West Coast railroad covered the
$40 miles from London to Aberdeen in
512 minutes, the fastest time ever
made by rail. The train consisted Of
the engine and two coaches.
Army officers are demanding that
they be given rations and servants
while on the field.
The war department does not con-
slider that the United States needs
garrison at Sitka.
Attorney General Harmon has de-
eided that the Bannock Indians had
right to hunt around Jackson's Hole.
The state department has decided
that Commander Perry of the Castine
lid right in refusing to recognize the
French flag at Tamatave.
Buz Lucky was convicted of the muir.
der of Deputy Marshal Leforce in the
Indian territory
1t is reported that the state depart
ment is displeased with Minister Dem
by at Pekin and may recall him.
Vice President Howard of the A. R.
U. does not think that organization
has a bright future before it.
Constable Charles Harris was killed
in Lincoln county, Arkansas, by ne
gro whom he tried to arrest.
Senator German is quoted as saying
that within year or two transporta-
ton will have taken the place of tariff
as the leading political issue.
Articles of incorporation have been
issued to the Atchison, Topeka and St.
Joseph railway. The Missouri Pacific
is supposed to be behind the enterprise
A discharged employee of the South
ern Pacific visited the general offices
with the avowed intention of killing
Acting General Manager Fillmore
The man was arrested.
Major Norman c. Warner died at
Rockford, Ill. He was a prominent
soldier and lawyer.
Rev. Joe Jamison, one of the most
noted Methodist preachers of Okla
homa, has been granted divorce from
his wife. She horsewhipped him on
the street and did other unwifely
deeds.
The large clothing house of S. J.
Beardsley of Girard, Kan, was de-
stroyed b. fire. Loss, $1,000; insur-
ance $4,000.
Rev. d. j. Marquis, s. years old, one
of the best known Methodist ministers
in Missouri dropped dead of heart dis
ease at Igondale.
Indian Agent Wisdom with a force
of Indian police, is ousting intruders
in the Chickasaw Nation, among them
many leading business men.
The Right Rev. s. F. j. Schcreschew-
sky, d. D., retired protestant bishop of
China, has completed translating the
bible into the Chinese language from
the original tongues. 1t will take
three years to print it in Chinese
characters.
Fire in Tallequah, 1. t.. destroyed
the Central hotel, William Johnstone's
general store, Browns drug store and
the bank building. Losses, $500
A Kansas City, Mo-, female footpad
robbed an old man of S4O5 and made
her escape.
Fred Lindsey, Kansas City,. NO., col
lector for the American express COM
pany has been arrested for embezzling
$500 of the company's money.
Joseph Kneeland, well known in
ventor, was killed by train at North
amptOn, Mass.
Y. T. Lewis, Ascending forger from
Urbana, Ohio, is said to be hiding in
the wilds of Adams county, Ohio.
Over 5000 workers in branches of
the garment trade in New York city
are on a strike, They want mbre
wages
A wagon load of LOGO pounds Of
exploded near Frank
lin. Pa, blowing the driver. two
horses and wagon to atoms
James Monroe Heifner, alias C. E
Bryant, aged 20, messenger for. the
Adams Express company, has been ar
rested at St Louis charged with steal
ing S., 900
The directors of the American Rail-
way union, except President Debs,
having served their three-months' sem
tenee, have been released
W. T. Lyon, postmaster at Selma,
Cal, has been removed for the alleged
cause of publishing an article reflect
ing upon President Cleveland.
Father Barnham, just in from
Alaska, says STAT an English survey
ing party is busy running a new
boundary line so as to beat Uncle Sam
out of the Yukon gold fields.
Frank A. Mcgowan, a New Jersey
millionaire and Republican leader, has
been arrested for alternating the affec-
tons of the wife of John Albert
Barnes, superintendent of the Eastern
Rubber company, in which Mcgowan
owned a controlling interest.
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