Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-09-12
LATE NEWS NOTES.

York for divorce.
Mr.. Gladstone advises the United
States to adopt free trade.
A vigorous war is being made on
Mrs. Stewart, the woman sheriff of
Greene county, Missouri
A shortage of Sis, 900 has been found
IN the accounts of County Treasurer
M. G. Clay of IronJon, Ohio.
Emperor William has determined to
make vigorous crusade against the
Socialists.
The murder of Ike Lewis, the famous
Bald Knob chief, has created great ex-
element in the Ozark country
Warden Lynch of the Kansas peni-
tertiary has turned into the state treas
ury $1,000, representing the product of
the labor of the convicts for the month
of August.
Congressman Quigg of New York
will resign his seat in day or two, for
business reasons.
A cabinet officer is quoted as saying
that Cleveland will be candidate for
third term nomination next year.
The famous locomotive of the civil
war, Ole General, will be exhibited at
the Chattanooga national park dedica-
ton.
Jacob Kiser of Champagne, Ill, was
shot dead by man whom he at
tempted to arouse from a drunken
sleep.
Another murder of the Jack the Rip
per order has been committed in Lon
don.
Senator Cockrell says that silver
sentiment is growing instead of wan
ing.
A French paper says that the efforts
OF Walters friends will only retard
his pardon.
The United States of Colombia has
refused to recognize the Cuban insur-
gents as belligerants.
The Porte has rendered its decision
regarding Armenia 1t is not believed
that the Powers will be satisfied.
Thomas Westmoreland, sentenced to
be hanged for murder, at Paris, Texas,
has been respited by the president.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds has
held that men of state militias called
into service of the union by governors
are not reasonable.
B. F. Goss has been appointed cir
cult judge for the Middle district of
the Cherokee nation.
The customs commissioner has de-
cided that importers must give invoices
of all imports under and over 500
valuation.
Fourteen negro children from
Charleston, s. c., are stranded in Lon
don. They went there to give per-
formGnces.
European politicians are watching
the conference of the German and
Russian Chancellors with much APP
prehension.
At Hennessey, Ok, Cheyenne In
dian, Mouse Trail, received 100 lashes
on his bare back and was banished
from the tribe for brutally assaulting
Violet M lnny, daughter of Chief
Nanny on the Cantone reservation.
At Omaha W. D. Whitney, travelling
man for a New York publisher, went
into an alley with negro woman and
was robbed of 500 in currency and
$S, 500 in certificates of deposit. He
did not know of his loss until the
woman had disappeared.
Kerr Hardie, the English labor lead
er, sadly disturbed the usually sedate
weekly meeting of the Chicago Meth
Odist clergymen by heated Socialistic
speech, and was greeted with such a
storm of ministerial disapproval that
he was compelled toabandOn the floor.
Kate Kane, the first female to be adj
mitted to the bar in Chicago, and who
has since gained a national reputation
through her defense of noted crimi-
nails, is bride, and has been married
for nearly two months. Her husband
is Signor Vincenzo Rossi, who is said
to be of rich and distinguished family.
The couple were married in Kenosha,
Wis.
The Missouri University expects a
total attendance of 600 scholars this
year. More applications for places in
the university club are on file than can
be filed.
Senator Hill addressed the Elmira
county Democratic convention, his
home county, and declared that per-
sonal liberty was the paramount po-
litieal issue in New York.
Secretary Carlisle is being urged to
enter the race for United States SEN
ator in Kentucky as the only man who
can defeat Blackburn.
]. D. Farden, cashier of the Adams
express company at Terre Haute, Ind,
and j. R. Barnett, city ticket agent Of
the Vandalia line, have disappeared as
has also package containing between
$40, 900 and $40, 1000.
Spain will send $4,000 additional sol
diers to Cuba during the month Of
October.
Clay county, Kansas, will have four
tickets in the field this fall. Republic
can, Democratic, Populist and Prohi-
bition.
DIR. Orlando E. Bradford, who was
the financial hacker of the famous
Brockawav gang of counterfeiters.
was arrested in New York by secret
service officers.
Prominent colored Republican lead
ers are said to be agitating the ques-
ton of calling a colored national con-
vention just previous to the meeting
Of the Republican national convention
next year to formulate a plan which
will compel adequate and proper divi-
sion of the spoils.
Benny Mckee, ex-President Harri-
sons grandson, saved his little sister
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