Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-09-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

N~~I ~'N- ~ 49,
Mckinley.
Richard Watson Glider, editor of the
Century, and Clark Davis of the Phila-
delphia Public Ledger are the latest
candidates for the congressional libra
rianship.
The citizens of Beaver, Pa, Quay's
home, rendered him a royal welcome
on his return home.
NJ. D, Stewart, young bushes man
of Smithton, Mo-, and Miss Daisy NJ.
Hauser, aged II, daughter of Rev
Hauser of Lincoln, eloped to Windsor
and were married.
The curators of the Missouri state
university have arranged ten weeks
course for the benefit of practical
farmers beginning in January.
On the Southern Illinois fair grounds
ut Anna, John Jones, keeper of
dining booth, choked and kicked to
death Sarah Mendenhall in quarrel
over wages. She was the mother of
four children and the wife of farm
err. Jones is an ex-convict.
Five men have been killed as the re-
suit of a family feud on Straight
creek, near the Bell and Hardin
county lines, Kentucky.
At Quincy, ILL.,, Henry Boiling and
Rosa Swearinger were fatally shot by
Dora Heilwagon while buggy riding.
Boiling had been paying attentions to
both women.
The Duke d'Arcos, Spanish minister
to Mexico, and Miss Virginia Wood
bury Lowery of Washington were
married at New London, Conn.
At St. Joseph, Mo-, Miss Lille May
Lansing has brought suit in the cir
cult court against Mary Dixie Hess for
100000 because Mrs. Hess slapped her.
Mrs. Hess owns large amount of
real estate.
The Church of God of Topeka was
struck by lightning and demolished.
The will of the late Scion o. Thach-
err gives his property, real and per-
sonal to his widow, Sarah G. Thatcher,
the income to be used in educating the
grandchildren, Scion Thacher Emery
and Sarah M. Emery.
W. II. Harvey, author of "Coin,'
gave banquet at the Auditorium ho-
tel, Chicago, to the members of the
"Silver Lining Company" a play sug-
gested by Harvey's famous book, and
which is now being performed in that
city.
In the United States circuit court at
Topeka Frank Adams, receiver of the
Commercial National bank of Denver,
filed suit against the Western Farm
Mortgage Trust company of Lawrence
for the recovery of $4l, 900. The petit
ton sets forth 215 separate causes of
action and contains $50 pages of closely
typewriter manuscript.
Andrew Mikelson, 40 years of age, a
farmer living near Wamego Kan, was
killed by lightning while lying by the
side OF his wife and child, neither of
whom was hurt. The dog at the door
was also killed.
At Cairo, ILL.,, Jacob Kline, wealthy
brick manufacturer, was killed by
hot kiln of brick caving in on him.
The fire department was called out
and cooled down the brick so that the
body was reached and taken out a
shapeless mass of charred flesh and
bones.
H. H. Holmes probably will not be
taken to indianapolis for trial unless
there is failure to convict him in
Philadelphia. Detectives Geyer and
Carey have decided to recommend trial
in Philadelphia.
G. S. Baker, colored, of St. Joseph,
Mo-, has given tract of land for a
home for dependent ex-slaves, the
house to be built of bricks given by
the people of the United States. Re-
quests for one brick have been sent to
the governors of every state in the
union and many of them have re-
sponded. Hundreds of people are
sending small sums, the price of a
brick.
At Ishpemig, Mich, the miners
union has decided to oppose the op.
era jon of steam shovels in the mines.
The local shovelmen will not work,
fearing molestation by members of the
union, and the company will send out
side for shovel operators.
Fire swept the business center of
Libertyville, Ill. Among the build
ings destroyed were a bicycle factory,
piano factory, Commercial hotel and
the postoifice. The losses aggregate
$40, 900.
By the will of General Charles
Adams, who was killed in the Gumry
hotel disaster in Denver, his beautiful
residence at Manitou is to go to the
Masonic bodies of the state, to be used
as a home and sanitarium. His
widow, however, is to have the use of
it during her life.
The attention of the Mexican consul
for Colorado, Cashmere Belra, has been
called to the Imprisonment of two
Mexicans who took part in the recent
bull fight at Gillette. These men paid
their fines when arrested at Gillette.
1t is therefore claimed that they are
now illegally held and that the case is
likely to assume international feat
ures.
At San Francisco, Alonzo j. Whit
man, formerly mayor of Duluth,
Mimi, ex-member of the Minnesota
legislature, ex.banker and ex-million-
aire, who has dissipated a fortune in
few years was sentenced to nine
years imprisonment for forgery.
At Sioux City Maud Hoyle and Dan
Berry, a pugilist, have been arrested,
charged with the murder of Max
Noack and Ora Minter, alias Hazel
Hammond.
In the Montana Methodist confer