Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-07-11

Governor E. A. Stevenson, of Idaho,
committed suicide yesterday at Paraiso
Springs, health resort near here.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Yellow fever has reached Tampa,
Fla.
Anthrax prevails among Colorado
cattle.
Extensive forest fires are raging in
Michigan.
Oklahoma City is making war on the
Salvation army.
The supply of natural gas in In
diana is giving out,
Russia's iron output was about
100000 tons last year
Wholesale liquor dealers of the West
have formed new trust.
Mrs. Thomas Stewart was killed by
a fiery horse at Perry, Ok.
Gladstone has written a letter Of
farewell to his constituents.
The southern half of Arkansas has
had too much rain for crops.
The Cleveland City Forge company
has advanced wages ten per cent.
Mrs. Pearl Craigie John Oliver
Hobbs has been granted divorce.
Glenn Sherman, negro preacher,
murdered his wife in Lee county, Ala
bama.
The Brazilian rebels are tired of
fighting and peace will soon reign
again.
Denver's Industrial and Mining ex-
position has been indefinitely post
poned.
The Ecuadoran forces under Bishop
Schumacher at Calcota were defeated by
rebels.
The Brazilian congress has ordered
that public services be held for PeixotO
and Da Cana.
A mistrial was entered in the case
against the New Orleans cotton screw
men, charged with murder.
Pittsburg erected a Si2, 1000 monument
to e. M. Bigelow, the founder of its
park system. He is the third man in
the country to be honored by monu-
ment while still alive.
A protest against firing Governor
Hughes of Arizona has been made by
the Press Associat on of the territory.
All the A. P. A. policemen on the
Omaha force have been dismissed by
the new chief.
Allen Martin was assassinated in
Calhoun county, Arkansas, by negro.
The Indian teachers convention at
Sioux City decided against teaching
pupils to dance.
The exact amount of the Chinese in
demnity to Japan is 2sS, 100000 Mex
lean silver dollars.
Colonel j. II. Gilpatrick of LeaVen-
worth has started to Europe to investi-
gate ex-Consul Walters case.
Statistics show that the transporta-
ton companies margin of profit is be-
coming smaller every year.
Mother st. Gabriel, founder of the
convent of the Incarnate ward in
Houston, Texas, died at Galveston,
Texas.
A. M. Green and son, Kimball, were
acquitted at Steelville, Mo-, of the
charge of numbering David Hilder-
brand.
The Leader, one of Chicagos big
gest department stores, has assigned.
Ira N. Holmes, a pioneer settler of
Winfield Kan, died at an advanced
age. He had been in business there
almost since the city was founded.
The house of w. A. Rucker, three
miles north of Winfield, Kan, was
burned with all its contents. Ali the
occupants were absent. The loss was
81, 500.
Alabama Populists have issued a
call for meeting of the state COM
mittee to discuss the advisability Of
fusing with the Republicans in the
state campaign.
Theodore Pickett, negro who was
arrested for a number of robberies,
was taken from the officers while on
the way to Jail at Jackson, Miss, and
hanged to tree.
Asa Smith, son of A. D. Smith of
Cherryvale, Kan, was riding race
horse when the animal became fright
ened and ran against tree, crushing
the boys head to jelly.
]. R. Dodd, treasurer of Topeka d.
vision of the Order Of Railway Con-
ductors, has been missing three weeks
and is said to be. $500 short.
Public Printer Benedict is preparing
to make half million dollars worth Of
Improvements in the government print
ing Office.
AT Scranton, Pa, the Boies Steel Car
works, employing 200 men, advanced
wages 10 per cent, to go into effect
from July l. The works are crowded
with orders.