Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02

in session at Dallas Thursday.
The text of the Supreme Court In
come tax decision has been made pub
lie.
Mint Director Preston reiterates that
gold never was so rapidly produced as
now.
Five thousand employees Of the ON
nibus companies of France, are on q
strike.
The bill to remove the Police Magis-
trates of New York City passed the
Senate.
The tow boat, Ocean Wave, was de-
stroyed by fire at Greenville, Miss,
Thursday.
John Chambers was tried for the
murder of William White at Nashville,
ILL.,, Thursday.
Morris Hopkins was hanged at
Richmond, Va, for the murder of S,
H. S. Parsons.
1t is reported that horse meat
packing establishment has been set up
in Oregon.
No Miss urian has formally applied
for the Office made vacant by the death
of Colonel Mansur
The vault of the First National
Bank of Plain6eld, N. j., was robbed
Thursday of S99,7
5A called meeting ofSthe cabinet was
held at Woodlcy to consider the Mica.
raguan situation Thursday.
The bill to repeal the antitrust law
was not passed to third reading in
the Illinois Senate Thursday.
1t is said Kate Fields Washington
is to be suspended until further notice
owing to Miss Fields ill health.
A reciprocity arrangement concern
ing merchant vessels has been made
between this country'and Hawaii.
Three masked men held up the night
operator at Dunfee, Ind, Thursday
night, and robbed the station safe.
Arrangements are being made to
supply New York with South Amerl-
can beef if the high price continues.
Colonel Schurz is reported to be
candidate for Theodore Roosevelt's
place on the civil service commission.
The notorious "JaclS the Ripper" is
said to be prominent English physi-
clan, who is now in the insane asylum.
In an Italian fight in Brooklyn Mon
day, due to ISLANDERS, two men were
fatally and seven badly wounded,
while girl passing was shot in the
thigh.
Andolisata Barbo an Italian woman,
aged 81 years, attacked Donate Mama,
with Ratchet in Philadelphia Mon.
day. The man seized the Ratchet and
killed her.
Major General Mcdowell McCooll,
Commander of the Department of Col
orado, was retired from active service,
having reached the age limit.
S. E. Aymar, ex-bookkeeper of the
New York Shoe and Leather Bank,
was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
His hearing was set for April 80.
President Coils P. Huntington of
the Southern Pacific was arrested in
New York Tuesday upon a charge of
having issued q pass in violation of
interstate commerce law.
The Singleton hotel of st. Joseph,
Mo-, was fired by incendaries Tuesday
morning and the inmates narrowly es-
capped with their lives, most of whom
were in their night clothes.
Articles of incorporation of the En-.
Guircr Publishing Company of Chicago
were filed at Springfield. The incor-
perators say they will start Demo
cratic daily and weekly.
1t began raining Tuesday afternoon
and kept it up until night, at Red
Bluff, Colo, and then turned into
snow, which continued all day. Six
inches of wet and heavy snow has fell
in IL hours and it was still showing.
Byron McClelland's Derby candidate
Halna, was sent mile and an eighth
Tuesday in 1856, the last mile in 1:4215.
Turfman say he is certainly the best
S-year-old in the West. The track was
heavy from rain the night before.
Savoy P. j. Dryers promising colt,
by Salvator-Cachuca, who injured him
self badly last week. was shot Tues
day. Savoy worked half mile in $50
few days ago, before the accident,
and was engaged for the big spring
events.
DIR. Salmon, chief of the Bureau of
Animal Industry of the Agricultural
Department, speaking Of the report
that large horse slaughtering and
horse packing industry had been start
ed in Portland. Ore, said there was no
law compelling such meats to be label
ed, as in the case of oleomargerine
when sold for butter. The buyers of
beef can distinguish this kind of meat