Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02

The Cabinets photographs have
been taken.
Ex-Consul Waller was imprisoned at
Marseilles.
Wells, Fargo & Co., express, have
quit carrying letters.
The British have seized the Nicar-
aguan port of Corinto.
Tennessee silverites have begun the
organization of bimetallic league.
Lieutenant Taylor of the Navy, in
charge of Norfolk Navy Yard, is dead.
Robert Ford was hanged at Nash
vile, Tenn, for the murder of Jerry
Brown.
A bill tax the stock of building and
loan associations passed the Illinois
House.
Ia recent test showed the forged
Carnegie armor plates to be better than
the first ones
Treasurer Amerlin is charged with
embezzlement by the Kansas City So
cial Turnverein.
There have been rs deaths from
smallpox in Illinois, outside of Chi
cago, since January.
Arthur Duestrow, the murderer, was
again tried ON the sanity issue ut
Union, Mo-, Tuesday
Secretary Smith denies report that
relative of his profted by recent
leases of Indian lands.
Speaker Crisp strongly advocates
the free coinage of silver and West
ern man for President 1885,
Consul General Karel at St. Peters
burg, has reported cholera in num-
Der of Russian provinces.
Arumor is out that Secretary Gresh-
am has been offered the presidency of
the Pullman Car Company.
Otto Bauerle and Amelia Baurle,
uncle and niece, who eloped from Lex
ington, Mo-, were arrested in Topeka
Saturday.
Chief Check Clerk Thomas Farr of
the NJ, K. & 7. at Denison, was shot,
probably mortally, Thursday, by a
discharged employee.
These postoffice appointments were
made Monday: At Defiance, St.
Charles county, Mo-, R. Foulkerson;
at WATSON, Cherokee Nation, /. T.,
Nora Goddard.
The Texas house OF representatives
adjourned at o'clock Monday morn
ing, after forty eight hours session ON
the fees and salaries bill which was
ordered to engrossment.
The body of Barney Ellwanger of
Crown Point, Ind, the supposed muir
derer of his wife, was found in lake
Monday. IL is believed that he was
murdered when his wife was.
Paul Fennimore Cooper the lawyer
of Albany, N. Y died Monday even
ing after suffering for six weeks from
paralysis. He was a son of James
Fennimore Cooper, the novelist.
The bodies of Albert Hayes, Andrew
Johnson and Alfred Nelson, young
ranchmen who disappeared from near
Lehigh, Utah, in February, have been
found. All had been murdered.
Jacob N. Shatz was shot and killed
near Sioux City, Ia, Sunday afternoon
by Jerry Friel. They had quarreled
over business. Friel gave himself up.
There were no witnesses. He says
they met on his farm; that SHAFT at
tackled him with 4 club, and that he
did the shooting in self-defense.
An explosion of Photographic mater
ials Monday caused u slight fire in the
basement of the patent Office at Wash
inRton. A. L. Flint, an employee, was
quite severely burned. A number of
spare copies of specifications and orig
nal drawings in patent cases were de-
stroyed.
At . o'clock Sunday morning the
body of George Lyles, 10 years old,
was found near the city limits of
Houston, Texas, with the top of his
head blown off. He had used shot
gun, pulling the trigger with his toe.
He left two notes, one to young
lady to whom he had been paying at.
tention, and one to his brother.
The miners at Blossburg, Ala, were
paid off Saturday, and gang of five
robbers hid in the bushes between the
company's Office and the quarters, and
held up and robbed the first two min
ers who passed, securing nearly 500.
The third miner Tom McLemore, was
fred upon from ambush and murder
ed. His dead body was then rifled of
his cash. The murderers escaped.
City Marshal Hodgekiss of Perry,
H., arrested Charles Ross and Cube
Dobbins Sunday morning on charge
Of burglary. 1t is alleged that Ross and
Dobbins stole horse and cart from A.
Quinn Saturday night, and went to the
granery of Mr.. Mcintyre, a farmer
near there, and loaded it up with
wheat. They were arrested on their
return to town with the goods in their
possession.