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

I uCSlueu 10 butnlb COMMERCIAL CeleBrd-
pliers to the order.
Four men lost their lives in a fire in
a tenement house in New York city.
Yellow fever is reported almost cpl
\ demic at Havana, Cuba. In one week
there were twenty-three deaths.
The Walcott -four mills and seven
dwellings, at Fairbault, Mimi, were
destroyed by fire. Losses, $3.50, 900; in
surance, $4,000.
At Eagle. w. Va, Irwin Hostlev
fired at Bette Shields, his sweetheart,
during quarrel. She secured re-
volver and shot him fatally.
Papal Legate Satolli has decided not
to take any present action in regard
co the disputes between Bishop Bon
acum and his priests in Nebraska.
Seven attempts were made to de-
stroy the Speed Home for Infants in
Cleveland, Ohio. Each time the fire
was discovered in time to prevent
damage.
Secretary Morton has written per-
sonal letter of congratulation to Pro-
lessor w. l.. Moore, chief of the
weather bureau, because of the &C.
euracy OF his forecasts during October.
Ida Gasl1in, aged IL years, was
brutally assaulted and murdered in
Omaha, Neb. Martin Booker has been
arrested on suspicion. The body was
found in vacant house.
Mrs. Sophie Caroline Smith, fine
looking woman, was arrested in New
Nnrly aitVy ah Il
tanned goods worth hundreds of dollars
by personating Mrs. C. P. Huntington.
The flour mill at Humboldt, Neb,,
the largest in the southeastern part of
the State, was destroyed by fire.
Mayor Cooper, who owned it, places
his loss at 100000, with $4,000 insur-
ance.
John W. Cadman, an uncle of Mrs.
Cleveland, is dying in the Cook county,
ILL.,, hospital
BY new arrangement twenty. four
hours time is saved in the transition
of Mexican mail to this country.
Postoffice clerks want congress to
make their salaries uniform, putting
them on the same basis as letter car
riers.
William Scarlls, Lees Summit Sec
ton hand was struck and killed by
Missouri Pacific freight.
Annie Cooper of Winona, Mimi, was
shot by her l2-year-old brother. He
did not know it was loaded"
The Oak Ridge sanitarium at Green
Springs, OHIO, was burned.
Charles Martin was killed by Patrick
Ryan, at Leadville, Colo, over a game
of cards.
A stowaway was stabbed to death
in saloon at Galveston, Texas, by an
Englishman.
In race war near GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, two whites were stabbed, one
dying, and two negroes.
Mgr. Satolli advises Fathers Murphy
and Fitzgerald to invoke the civil law
IN Bishop Bonacum's diocese.
The Georgia Legislature will adopt
the Atkinson plan, which provides
against the prevalence of mob law.
Whalers in the Arctic ocean are. re-
ported to be poorly prepared for the
winter and starvation stares them in
the face.
In wreck on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, near Waxahatchie, Texas,
an engineer was killed, fireman fatally
scalded and passengers injured
The Cannon Ball' on the Pittsburg
pivision of the B. Sc o. was wrecked
dear Wheeling, w. Va, killing two
nersons and injuring thirty-five more.
The German authorities have pro-
vided 10000 marks for an expedition
to the South pole.
American missionaries have appealed
to United States Minister Terrell for
protection in BIRTHS. A demand has
been made Upon the Porte.
The Mexican government will refuse
to grant subsidies to any more rail-
ways, believing that all legitimate
present needs are well supplied.
Roads in Pennsylvania are seriously
EN- barrassed by the lack of water for
their locomotives and by the bad quail
ity of the water which is available.
Indiana supreme court has sustained
the "black board law" which requires
railroads to post the fact as to whether
trains are on time or not.
Ex-Cashier Farrar of the failed Per-
ry, Okla, bank is out on bond.
Kurds and Armenians who murdered
Bicyclist LEM are to be tried at Erze-
roum.
John Bently aged SO, of Freeport
Ill. took to wife Mrs Laura Hudson
of Winnebago, aged n.
DIR. w. T. Kimberly of Guthrie near
ly killed County Surveyor Charles
White for alleged intimacy with Mrs.
Kimberly.
England is now seeking to gobble
up the territory of the King of Ashanti
and will likely bring on war IN West
Africa.
War has again broken out between
Bishop Bonacum of Nebraska and his
priests, and Fathers Fitzgerald and
Murphy have been expelled.
Emperor Mutsuhito has sent a letter
of thanks to President Cleveland for
the part the United States took in the
establishment of peace between Japan
and China.
Baroness Cora Sobrero has been di-
vorced from P. w. Wilcox. She says
that he represented that he was heir
to the Hawaiian throne.
Chicago police have valise contain
ing papers worth sos, 900 which they
found IN the Pennsylvania railroad