Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-09-05
LATE NEWS NOTES.

iron is in excess of the means to fill it.
Chauncey M. Depew denies that he
prohibited the sale of Coins Financial
School on Vanderbilt lines
Some Washington lawyers still
doubt the legality of Ransom's APP
pointment to Mexico.
China is making inquiries about
American firms which manufacture
ships, guns and armor.
Democrats were sighted in the Sc
lection of orator for the opening ex-
erclses of the Atlanta exposition.
Earnest Hargrove, the theosophist,
has arrived in this country to earn
some American dollars by lecturing.
George P. Allen, formerly an East
st. Louis deputy sheriff, shot his wife
and step-daughter near Decatur, Ill.
R. j, Breckinredge and c. G. Golf,
Americans charged with murder in
Guatemala, have been released on
bond.
A hurried meeting of the British
cabinet has just been held, presum-
ably to confer on the Armenian
question.
Hon. Thomas M. Patterson SAYS the
money plank in the last national Dem
ocratic platform was a trap to catch
free coinage votes.
Great anxiety prevails in Colombia
lesS General Alfaro of Ecuador and
his Colombian Liberal followers will
invade the country.
Railways and steamship lines have
entered into strong combination to
fight the Canadian Pacific in the mat
ter of tourist business.
1t is said that Cleveland is the rich.
est president since the time of Wash
ington and his wealth is estimated at
about the same amount.
The department of agriculture of
Texas estimates that the cotton crop
for that state will be twenty-seven
per cent less than last year.
The triumph of Quay in Pennsyl-
vania is looked upon as shelving for
all time the aspirations of Harrison to
another term in the White house.
Ex-Chief Justice Bleckley of Georgia
wants to settle the silver question in a
judicial capacity by passing on briefs
submitted by Hoke Smith and ex-
Speaker Crisp.
The trolleys of all the New York
electric street cars are to be placed
under ground
A movement is on foot to have all
fourth class postmasters placed under
the civil service law.
1t is said that Ambassador to Paris
Eustis will resign as soon as the
Waller case is settled.
Bud Ray, who killed ex- Sheriff Grain
of Christian county, Missouri was
lodged in Jail at Ozark, great excite
ment prevailing.
A German torpedo boat capsized in
the North sea. Thirteen persons are
reported drowned.
The agricultural department has de-
creed that all horse meat shipped
abroad must be so labeled.
The state department will take no
further steps in the Waller case until
the ex-consuPs statement is received.
1t is believed that the freight ter
minals of the Santa Fe at Chicago will
be sold. They are valued at some
thing like S12, 100000.
Secretary Carlisle is said to be will
ing to make speeches for the Demo-
cratic party in Kentucky.
The only daughter of General Long
street was married at Atlanta to Pro-
fessor j. Estin Whelchel.
Ex-Police Justice Patrick Gavan
Duffy of New York is dead. He was a
famous Tammany leader.
The Brazilian senate has passed a
bill granting general amnesty to polit-
zeal offenders.
The home and furniture of John ].
Davenport, the once noted New York
Republican politician, has been sold
by creditors.
The Democrats of Bourbon county,
Kansas, nominated straight county
ticket and resolved against fusion with
the Populists.
Between 1000 and 5000 ballots have
been cast in the Adair and Madison
county, Iowa, senatorial convention
without result.
The Sedalia Capital Printing COM
pany has purchased the Gazette plant
and the Capital will be known as the
Capita Gazette.
Marshal Macdonald, United States
fish commissioner, is dead, aged IS. He
was native of Virginia and held the
Office many years.
The British steamer Catterthun
struck on the seal rocks off Sydney and
sank in fifteen minutes. Twenty-Five
people were drowned.
The police board of Wichita has re-
moved Police Judge Hatton and ap-
pointed in his place S. W. Tucker, a
radical prohibitionist.
The theatrical managers of fourteen
Eastern cities have combined for the
purpose of producing plays independ-
emit of the middleman.
at Buffalo fire destroyed the Acad-
envy of Music and the wholesale house
of Glenny Sons, the largest importers
Of chinaware in the United States.
John P. Gillespie, county attorney
of Dallas county, says there is no pos
sible way by which the Corbett- Fitz-
simmons fight can be stopped by law
Western roads will make lower
rates for the Atlanta exposition than
those heretofore announced. 1t is not
expected that there will be a heavy
movement from the West.
The expenditures of the treasury de-
partment over receipts for the month
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