Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-03
LATE NEWS NOTES.

hbplu OlIyt .. u, reports rlcn BOlu
finds.
President Cleveland will remain at
Gray Gables until October Is.
Barnum gymnasium, at Bridgeport,
Conn, was damaged $4,000 by fire.
Alleged filibusterers, arrested at
Key West, Fla have been released.
Tramps set FIRE at Goodhue Sta
ton, Mimi, that almost destroyed the
town
A serious defeat of Cuban insurgents
in the district of Ciego Avilla is re-
ported.
River Spinning Comdany Mills,
Woonsocket, R. l., were damaged
S15O,OOO by fire.
Walter Winans of Baltimore won the
revolver championship at London,
England.
Army officers do not like interfer-
ence of the civil courts in the case of
Major Armes.
An Agricultural department bulletin
states that of twenty countries ex-
porting stuff to the Netherlands, the
United States stands fifth.
Secretary Smith of the interior says
that the Corbett-Fitzsimmons prize
fight shall not come off in any of the
territories he can prevent it.
Four business houses were destroyed
by fire IN Kenowa, Mo.
Many cattle have been poisoned in
Western Kansas from eating second
growth sorghum cane
Lucy McBowers, accused of melting
Dyer to shoot Thompson Walker, is
under arrest at Sedalia, Mo.
Six tramps beat and robbed three
passengers on the Northern Pacific
near Buffalo, N. D., and threw them
from the train.
Several members OF the Kentucky
and Tennessee board of underwriters
have been indicted on charge Of
maintaining trust.
Fire destroyed the Eclipse stables at
Great Falls, Mont One man and
twenty-five horses were burned.
The debt of France is estimated now
at 81, 900, OOO,O
japanese capitalists are projectinga
line of steamships to run between that
country and some American port on
the North Pacific coast.
New York representatives of the
Cuban insurgents seriously disagree
on the manner of conducting the war.
Daisy Mill elevator, West Superior,
Wis, was damaged $780, by fire, and
$4,000 worth of contents destroyed.
Ida Hargrave of Washington Court
House, o., shot and badly wounded
Daisy Redman of Columbus because of
jealou'V.
Frank G. Bigelow of Milwaukee and
Edward w. McHenry of st. Paul have
been named as receivers of the North
ern Pacific.
Ex-senator John Martin of Kansas
says the Democratic party is over
whelmingly in favor of silver, 16 to 1.
Several Kansas county clerks have
refused to levy the tax for the main
tenance of the State university at
Lawrence and Attorney General
Dawes has commenced mandamus
suits against them which will be
heard in the supreme court at the Oc-
tober term.
Kansas sorghum sugar bond law has
been declared unconstitutional in the
state circuit court.
Englishmen are said to regard the
Chicago Irish convention as of no
significance.
Another important Sou tn America
railway will probably be built at an
early date. Governmental concessions
have been granted.
1t is said that the Pennsylvania
company will establish fund for the
benefit of superanuated employees.
A number of changes of troops are
to be made in the department of Texas.
The government is industriously
working up evidence in the Bannock
Indian outrage cases.
Sam Waugh attempted to kill Joe
Marler at Bonnie Terre, Mo-, and was
himselfkilled
Mrs. Otilia Steinway, wife of the
junior member of the firm of Steinway
e Son, obtained divorce in North
Dakota.
Emperor William now has body
guard. He fears Socialists and AN
archists.
Fifteen persons implicated in sup
plying plans of German defense to
France have been arrested.
The Conservatives and National Lib
erals of the reichstag are effecting a
combination to support the govern
ment.
A representative of R. G. Dun G Co.
in Germany says that United States
exports to that country are increasing.
The breach between Emperor Will
lam and Chancellor Hohenlohe is
widening. The chancellor may be re-
tired next month.
William Norris, aged 100. was con-
victed OF counterfeiting at Selma, Ala.
Oklahoma divorce firms now adver-
tise to procure divorces while you
wait.
George Gould thinks that South
western prospects of prosperity are inn
mense.
D. U. Reed secretary of the Ne
braska Horticultural Society, was
killed by train at Red Oak, la.
Six men, held responsible for the
Ireland building disaster in New York,
have been indicted for manslaughter.
A Liberal paper says that the Con-
servatives will make the house of lords