Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-09-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Inc mayor, chle1 OF police and TWEEN
ty-one others were arrested at Lamont,
ILL.,, for crooked practices.
An Alabama non-political state con-
vention has been called for free coin
age and fair elections.
The board of Mississippi levee COM
missioners is said to be out SIS,
through gross negligence.
Governor Oates and Congressman
Clarke have come out as candidates for
Senator Pugh's seat in Alabama.
Alfred Bingen, member Of the Genoa
banking company that failed, was ar
rested in Amsterdam.
The ringleader of the Ku-Cheng riot
has been caught. Twenty-three riot
ers have been convicted.
The man who threw the bomb in
Rothschild's bank says that he is de-
serter from the army.
BY order of his grace, Archbishop
William H. Gross of Oregon, M. j.
Kelly, a c. tholic priest in charge of
the pari h at Cedar Mills, has been
suspended from the priesthood for
wilfully persisting in slandering a
sister in the order.
Wearied with life and believed to be
half demented, H. l.. Cole, collector
for the Charles Francis Adams inter-
ests at Kansas City, Mo-, swallowed
two ounces of carbolic acid on a street
car and died.
Mrs. Charles Crowder of Pittsburg,
Kan, was found in bed unconscious,
she having taken laudanum with sui
cidal intent. This was her third at
tempt to take her life.
Clarksburg, Mo-, has had big fire.
Refuse from the Daleville, Ind,
strawboard works killed millions of
fish.
Secretary Carlisle will again ask
congress to retire the national gold
certificates.
Postal employees at Erie have been
arrested for conspiring to defeat civil
service rules.
Vice President Stevenson has re-
turned to his home in Bloomington,
ILL.,, from Alaska.
Secretary of the Navy Herbert is to
make three speeches on the monetary
issue in Alabama.
Three Republican county conven-
tionS in Kansas refused to indorse the
state administration.
A sharp earthquake shock lasting
six seconds was felt at Helena, Butte
and Great Falls, Mont.
Nine hundred people of Moscow and
CT Dafarc hmm. hnav,
suspicion of being nihilists.
The Tagepost, German socialist
paper, has been seized by the authori-
ties for criticising the emperor.
General Fly s. Parker was buried at
Fairfield, Conn, with mixture of
Christianand Indian burial rites.
The Eastern window glass manufac-
turers have effected a new combine
with capital stock of $25, OOO,O
The trial of the Rev. Hinshaw for
the murder of his wife was begun at
Danville, Ind.
The Bannock habeas corpus has
fallen through. The Indians were al
owed to escape.
Thomas Sweeney was called to his
gate and shot dead by his father-in-law
near Columbia, Texas.
General Simon B. Buckner has with
drawn from the race for United State
senator from Kentucky.
Kansas stock men protest against
paying an inspection fee on all cattle
shipped through the state.
Fire in Boston destroyed piers,
warehouses and freight cars. The
loss is estimated at 1855, 900.
Mgr. Rocker says that if Mgr. Sa-
TOLL is made a cardinal he must Of
necessity give up his American job.
Thirty-three of the military guards
of Leavenworth prison have been re-
tanned under the civil administration.
Auditor Mills of Arkansas, who was
charged with levying tribute from his
employees, made startling admission.
The mystery of Judge Hollis will
has revived the mystery of his connec-
ton with the hanging of Mrs. Surratt.
Peter Styers, the oldest locomotive
engineer in the country, died at Beth
lehem, Pa, aged 70 years.
Rev. Principle Grant, the foremost
Presbyterian minister in Canada, has
shocked his supporters by indorsing
the Catholic position in the Manitoba
school controversy.
The parliamentary election IN Kerry
has resulted in the choice of Farrell,
the McCarthyite nominee, by 1900
votes, against 474 votes cast for Muir
ply, the Healyite candidate.
The Spanish government has agreed
to pay the Mora claim of Sl,5OO, 900 in
September IS.
Mrs. Libbie Schmidt, wife of New
York physician, in Oklahoma to secure
a divorce, died at Guthrie.
William Holland, an Oklahoma
was found murdered near
Alva, Ok. Indian robbers are sus-
pected.
Mrs. Nicholas Ohm, jr., and her
were killed near Pitts
burg, Pa, while on their way to a
funeral, by being struck by train.
DR. A. NJ. Hutchinson of Hutchin-
son, Kan, las been appointed head
physician at the state reformatory.
Joseph Munal, who was injured in
the Gumry hotel explosion in Denver,
has sued the Gumry estate for $500
damages and 81, 900 doctors bills.
The candy manufacturers of the
West met at Des Moines to discuss
general business matters. The abuud-