Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-09-19
NEWS in BRIEF.

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against Honolulu on account Of chol-
era.
George Rogers, who lived near jack
sonville, Ill, was murdered by burg
lars.
Statistics show that American i'm
ports from Spain include garlic and
onions.
The civil service has jumped upon an
examiner for taking part in q political
convention.
DR.. Burnett denies that he is seek
ing divorce from Mrs Frances Hodg-
son Burnett.
The Missouri w. R. @. elected off,
GERS and decided to meet at Eldorado
Springs next year.
Two young men, named McAfee and
Clayton, were xii ed in a shooting
scrape at McRae, Ark.
Surgeon General Wyman states that
the Pacific coast is well equipped to
quarantine against cholera.
Professor Howard B. Grose Of Chi
cago, will soon become editor of the
Baptist Waterman of Boston.
Uncle Sam has served notice upon
Spain that she must protect his mis-
sionaries in the Caroline islands.
The engagement of Ex-Governor
0glesby's daughter to George Pull
man, jr., of Oh cago is announced.
Charles Fl. Key was hanged fer the
murder of Smith L. Mclaughlin in
the Chickasaw nation July 2, 1894.
Over 1000, 900 worth of stuff was
imported from the cloth manufacture
ing districts of England last year.
Washington politicians are much
interested in the outcome of the inn
pending silver contest in North Caro-
lima.
Chattanooga people feel aggrieved
because President Cleveland will not
attend Chickamauga battlefield ded-
ication.
The COW pea is being cultivated in
Illinois as substitute for wheat and
corn, because chinch bugs have no
use for it.
A contract has been signed by Al
bert Walton of Omaha, E. H. French
and others of Casper, Wyo., with Ed
ward A. Cudahy, the head of the Cud-
ahy packing company, for the thor
Ough development of tract of oil
land near Douglas, WyoJ
At Rochester, N. Y, Miss Susan B.
Anthony was seized with fainting
spell in photograph gallery, and for
a time those who were present were
seriously alarmed. Miss Anthony was
about to sit for photograph when
the attack began. Medical assistance
was Immediately procured, and after
restoratives were administered Miss
Anthony recovered consciousness, and
was taken to her home.
The steamer Catterthun sank off
Port Stephens, New South Wales, and
tifty-hve people were drowned.
Assistant Postmaster General Neil
son says that the United States postal
system in general is superior to those
of Europe,
Henry A. Soltan, a stableman of
Springfield, Mo-, committed suicide by
taking carbolic acid because his wife
had begun suit for divorce.
Melville Scranton and Paul Shuelte
of East Saginaw, Mich, were drowned
in Upper Lake, near Malone, N. Y,
by the overturning of their boat.
Thomas f. Bayard, United States
ambassador to Great Britain, has ac-
cepted an invitation to lay the corner
stone of the Congregational church at
Gainsborough, England.
Mrs. L. T. Yeomans of Oneida, N.
Y, sister of President Cleveland, says
the president would not accept third
term She adds that he is opposed to
the third term idea altogether,
Bob Fitzslmmons says he will not
step into the ring at Dallas unless he
is assured Of $4,000 interest in the
kaleidoscope scheme. He says that
Joe Vendig, manager Of the Florida
Athletic club, William A. Brady and
Corbett have sold the right to operate
the machine at the ring and that he is
entitled to share of the profits.
A SlOO, 900, 900 scheme is on foot to
build at Niagara Falls the most gigan-
tic permanent convention hall ever
conceived on this side of the Atlantic.
anu lllO C1CCLlOh VI a an ullllB uOuoO
which will be the wonder of the
world. 1t is the intention to make
Niagara Falls the convention city of
the future and the Monte Carlo of
America.
At Topeka, Kan, Archie Porter, lU
years old, shot and killed his step
father for beating his mother.
Louisville is after the next DENT
cratic national convention.
A number of wealthy residents Of
Johnson county, Mo, have been in
dicted for perjury for making false
affidavits to their personal property.
The Spanish government has ordered
10000 Mauser rifles for the use of the
government troops in Cuba.
The appointment of Sir Frank Las
selle as British ambassador to Ger
many is taken as a forecast of Lord
Salisbury's intention to enter into
close friendship with the dreibund.
Rev. DIR. Samuel Wakefield, the old
est Mason, and probably the oldest
minister in the world, died at West
Newton, Pa.
The wife of the sec Jon foreman at
Walcott Station, Wyo., saved Union
Pacific passenger train from going
through a burning bridge.
1t is reported that Bustamente,
Ezeta's friend, captured at La
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