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

Reports are in circulation to the
effect that General Hubbard is slated
to succeed C. P. Huntington as presi-
dent Of the Southern Pacific.
1t is said events are so shaping
themselves in Cuba as to make It
necessary for the United States to
accord the insurgents belligerent
rights.
At Pueblo, Col, lisa Dooley shot
James e. Doyle, her lover, three times,
but not fatally. She then fred a
bullet into her heart, which killed her
instantly. Jealousy was the cause Of
the tragedy.
Major John w. Bryant, before the
war a noted criminal lawyer of Gem
trial Missouri, died at Marshall,
aged rs.
John T. Nichols of Pittsburg, Kan,
agent for patent medicine company,
fell dead from apoplexy in Weir City,
Kan, hotel.
Suit has been brought against the
estate of the late Senator Plumb of
Kansas by the Bateman brokerage
house of New York on some railway
stock subscriptions.
At Philadelphia a fire, which did
damage amounting to between $3.50, 900
and $400,0O started in the big FIVE
story building occupied by Brown 6
Bailey as a paper box mandatory
and before the flames had been gotten
under control the big gas fixture es-
tablisnment of Buck &c Co. adjoining
and dozen buildings which sur
rounded the two factories were laid in
ashes.
At Newark, N. j., fire destroyed the
Central Stamping company's huge
plant and number of other manufac-
turing establishments. About 500 men
are thrown out of employment. Loss,
$500, 900.
Mrs. Talmage's estate is worth $780,
900.
Corn in Central Iowa is endangered
by hot winds.
Insurance swindler Holmes is writ
ing an autobiography.
William Frederick Reinert, editor
Mining Record, is dead at Denver.
Two electric motor cars collided in
Indianapolis, injuring twenty people.
Thurman and Brice are far apart in
their estimates of the free coinage
forces in Ohio
The war vessel Cincinnati has been
dispatched to Key West to relieve the
Atlanta.
Philadelphia citizens have raised
$4,000 to make their Lexow business
. success.
1t is said Methodist ministers are
seeking to have the limit of their pas
torals removed.
A faith curist has turned up at Albu.
querque, who says that he is Christ
returned to earth.
Discovery of a lot of saws and files
frustrated an attempt at Jail breaking
ut Huntsville, Mo.
Two attendants of the Dunping, Ill,
insane asylum have been held for beat
ing Lunatic Puck to death.
John r. Barrett of Sedalia, one Of
the wealthiest and most prominent cit
Gems of Central Missouri, is dead, aged
81 years.
Minister Terrell has been instructed
TO look into the attack by Turks on the
American college at Tarsus.
Proceedings for an Injunction
against removing the old liberty bell
from Philadelphia to the Atlanta ex-
position were begun.
Taylor, South Dakota's defaulting
state treasurer, made good his steal
hgs and got two years sentence.
Jacob Gigax of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, got
down on his hands and knees, put his
head under the wheels of train and
was beheaded.
The five brutal Creel-negro desper-
ADDE'S who have assaulted three women
and robbed many stores and resi-
dences, are under arrest at Okmulgee.
Pugilist Corbett walked up to Bob
Fitzsimmons in a Philadelphia bar
room, tweaked the latter's nose smart
ly and then spat in his face. Fitz said
he would more than get even when he
met Corbett in the prize ring
Thirteen white people, ffty-four Chi
namen and the boats crew were
drowned by the wreclking of the British
steamer Catterthun off Cape Hawks,
Australia.
The Rev. C. B. Besse, Methodist
preacher Of Vandalia, ILL.,, says that
Mrs. Anna d. Bellah, "Lincoln's
cousin" worked him successfully for q
Bl0 note.
Forest fires are doing great damage
In the far Northwest
Gold exports the last week were
50, O95, 900 and imports were $40, 900.
Under the new valuation Of railways
In Missouri by the state commission
there is big increase in assessments.
Governor Woodbury. of Vermont, has
sued the Burlington Herald for s25, COO
for libel.
At Fort Riley, Kan, Sergeant Haas
was found behind cavalry stalls with a
bullet hole in his forehead and his pis-
toll by his side. Whether he was muir
iered or committed suicide is not
known.
Mrs Hayden Rubelman Of st. Louis
while out cycling, was knocked from
her wheel by highwaymen, pounded
into Inconsistencies ard robbed OF
her diamond earrings.
Ex-Chief Byrnes and ex-Inspector
Mclaughlin will establish a private
detective agency in New York.