Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-01
NEWS NOTES.
Four thousand men are on u strike
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dian territory, is DEAD.
The empress of Germany has not re-
covered from the sickness caused by
her exertions at Kiel.
An attempt will be made to estab-
fish line of steamphips between New
Orleans and California.
The North Canadian river is out Of
its banks, and has flooded FL Reno
valley several feet deep.
The St. Louis Democratic primaries
resulted in the election of full dele
CATION of free silver men.
j. w. Reinhart, formerly of the Santa
Fe, has accepted the presidency of the
Chesapeake and Western railroad.
Louisiana sugar planters are trying
to secure reversal of Comptroller
Bowler's order in the bounty case.
Statistics indicate that this years
production of gold will be greater by
several millions than that of any
former year.
Governor Culberson of Texas has
issued proclamation prohibiting the
Corbett-F itzsimmons fight coming off
in that state.
James G. Pilling, well-known
throughout the country as an expert
on Indian languages and mythology,
died at Washington.
Abe Rothschild, one of the most
notorious diamond swindlers and con.
hdence men in the country, is locked
up at Huntsville, Mo.
Judge A. G. Pattee of Salina, Kan,
has purchased the Junction City Trib.
une, ex-Congressman Davis paper. It
will advocate Populist politics.
Luther Mendenhall, the richest man
in Duluth, and president of the First
National bank, has been sued for
divorce
The results of Democratic county
conventions throughout Iowa, indicate
a victory for the sound money"
forces.
T. G. Clark, an insurance agent Of
Hiawatha, Kan, who had been insane
for ten days, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat and shooting himself.
Charles Enlow, aged 20, is dead,
and Charles Duffin, aged IS, is dying
at Marietta, Ind, as the result of a
duel over married woman.
June 5 at Saratoga General o. How.
ard gave SlOO to the Congregational
Home Missionary society to start q
fund, which has now reached S13, 900
Negro Whitecaps in Walton county,
Georgia, are alleged to have whipped
Sam ChopA1ar haoa,1ea ha hal
and put on airs like white people.
Marion Miller, an Azuza, Cal. ranch.
man, fell asleep while his 5-year-old
grandchild was playing with matches.
The child was fatally burned and the
old man being accused of carelessness,
committed suicide.
There is talk of calling special ses-
sion of the Montana legislature to de-
feat the possible consolidation of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
The store of the Newoka Trading
company at Newoka, l. t., was looted
by the Christian brothers and other
outlaws. They got away with about
$500 worth of valuables.
Felix Murray, railway mail clerk
running out of Omaha for thirteen
years, has been arrested, charged with
pilfering money from the mails. He
is alleged to have stolen $4,000.
Rumors of rebellion in Bulgaria are
rife.
Veterans will draw no color line at
the Louisville encampment.
An oil well in Los Angeles is "gush-
ing" 500 barrels of oil per day.
DIR. Reasoner of Morrisonville, Ill,
was murdered by DR.. Entrican.
The government is preparing a good
display for the Cotton States exposi-
ton at Atlanta.
Senator Caffery says that creditors
OF the planters will suffer if the sugar
bounty is not paid.
There are already several applicants
for the position of register of the land
Office at Woodward, Ok.
Elk Treasurer Woodruff of Arkansas
has been released on bond.
The National Prohibition camp
meeting opened at Oakland park, De-
catur, Ill.
The contests in the fremen's tour
nament at Decatur, Ill, attracted
10000 people.
"Sound money" candidates in Ken
lucky declare they will vote for SEN
ator Blackburn.
Five Arkansas convicts made break
for liberty, and one was killed and an
other wounded.
officials at Rome say that war with
Abyssinia has been decided upon.
The bimetallists of London are de-
lighted over the result of the general
election.
The Nebraska supreme court will be
called upon to untangle the Omaha
A. P. A. and police and fireboard
muddle, which threatens Omaha with
two police and fire departments.
Internal revenue receipts for the
year ending June 80, 1895, were s14S,-
PAS, 977.75 a decrease of 3,022, All as
compared with 1894
1t is proposed to build an electric
line from Lebanon, Mo, to a connec-
ton with the Missouri Pacific at Bag
nell, distance of thirty-five miles.
The people of Ponca City, Ok, have
voted Sl6,O 900 in bonds to finish high
school building. The vote stood s5A
to "a.
The free traders have carried the
/ elections in New South Wales. Austria