Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-10

1eateo Tom watson for congress in the
Tenth Georgia district by 1,641 ma.
jority.
Rev. G. NJ. Sharp, evangelical min.
lister of Audubon, Iowa, borrowed all
the money he could, left his family
and skipped.
Claims for 1914, Os4 have been fled
against the Union Loan and Trust
company, Sioux City, Ia, with S167,-
900 only to meet them.
Meat Inspector Frank and Pound
master Spoerl of Omaha are under ar
rest for embezzlement, having falsifed
dog pound" returns.
Andrew Cain and William Grose, of
Montpelier, Ind, while coon hunting,
built fire over some nitro-glycerine
and were blown to pieces.
The South Carolina constitutional
convention, by an overwhelming ma
jority, has adopted clause forbidding
the intermarriage of a white person
with any person who contains any ne
gro blood whatever in his or her veins.
This, in connection with the suffrage
clause, will have the effect of disfran-
chising mulattoes.
Judge Cyrus Cook YVES nominated
for congress by Eighteenth Illinois
Repu blicans.
Director of the mint reports that an
increased production of gold from all
fields will be shown this year.
The veteran baseball manager, Har-
~ Wright, died at Atlantic City.
Forty-uine conWicts, all sentenced at
the present term of court, left Fort
Smith, Ark, for the government pris-
on at Leavenworth, Kan.
Christopher Dalton died in jail at
Nevada, Mo-, of consumption.
At Durrant's trial Y. M. G. A. sec
rotary was fined $3.50 for threatening
a juror, and a young lady witness was
ordered to Jail because she refused to
answer question.
Japanese cotton spinners desire
their government to establish line of
steamers to the west coast of Mexico,
so that they may get United States
cotton at cheaper rates.
Herbert Burrows has left the The
osophist society. He says he believes
Mime. Blavatsky is partially fraudu-
lent"
Atlanta exposition will not be open
on Sundays.
George M. Yost, inventor of the type
writer, is dead.
General o. NJ. Poe, United States en-
gineer, is dead at Detroit.
Governor Culberson is overwhelmed
with congratulations from all parts of
the country for knocking out the Cor
bett- Fitzsimmons fight at Dallas.
Missouri state prison at Jefferson
City contains nearly 2,4O0 convicts.
Buffalo Bill received quite an ova-
ton upon his visit to Washington.
Diamond Joe" Reynolds widow has
given $S5O,OOO to Chicago university.
Northern Pacific receivers have been
removed by Judge Hantord at Seattle.
August Belmont, the New York mil
lionaire, was arrested for assaulting
his valet.
Governor Matthews of Indiana is .
candidate for president.
Consul Schaum of Uruguay claims
free wool is benefting American mar
kets.
Secretary Herbert is making
speeches in the South on the financial
question.
w. G. P. Breckenridge is again q
candidate for congress from the Ash
land, KY, district.
Armenians and Turks in Constanti-
nople engaged in riot and a couple
of hundred were killed.
England insists that China must do
more than degrade the viceroy who
permitted the anti-foreign riots.
Anton Guiden, Trenton, N. j., is dy-
ing of blood poisining caused by shoes
overheated by too hard rubbing by the
bootblack.
Peter Crawford, aged %, a Cleve-
land, Ohio, mail messenger, has been
asleep for eight months. He was
brown from mail wagon.
James Bland, author of "Climbing
Up the Golden Stairs" is in the Wash
ington city workhouse for 1im-ham-
ming Virginia Populist.
Lucille Blackburn, daughter of Sem
ator Blackburn of Kentucky, was mar
ried at Washington to Thomas T..
Lane of the treasury department.
South Carolina constitutional con-
vention has adopted property and ed
ucational qualifications which disfran-
chise the negro, and keeps white illit-
crates and paupers on the voting lists.
Rev. G. M. Thorpe fell from grace
and deserted his wife and child and
creditors at Audubon, Iowa.
Rolla Talbot of Grand Island, Neb.,
cut his throat at Ashley, Mo. He was
sick and mentally unbalanced.
Mrs. Gustave Pabst, formerly Mar
garet Mather, the actress, used q
horsewhip on her husband in the
streets of Milwaukee. Pabst is the
son of the millionaire brewer.
Republican opponents of Harrison
and Mckinley are uniting on Quay to
succeed Senator Carter of Montana as
chairman Of the national committee.
Platt will help Quay.
Governor Renfro of Oklahoma has
made his annual report, and recon-
mends opening more Indian reserva-
tions to settlement
EFF. G. Wood, editor of the Dry
Goods Bulletin, Chicago, drowned him.
self in the lake. Body recovered 81
Stevensville, Mich.