Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

United States Grand Juror Fl. G.
Summerhayes of San Francisco has
been sent to jail for six months and
severely reprimanded for disclosing
grand jury secrets.
John 7. Edwards, farmer living
north of Perry, Ok, was attacked by
large hog and was SO terribly torn
by its tushes that he cannot live.
The demand for naval war records
exceeds the number of volumes au-
thorized by Congress.
The proclamation for the opening
of the Nez Perces lands is expected to
be issued in few days.
Lieutenant Young denies that the
President has ordered his book on
Hawaii to be suppressed.
Brazil has promised to pay Ameri-
can exporters for charges made on
American goods in violation of the
late reciprocity treaty.
The remains of Mrs. J. B. Eustis ar
rived at Louisville and were inferred
in Cave Hill Cemetery.
Will Streigle, young lawyer of
Springfield, Mo-, and his wife were ar
rested on charge of robbery and arson.
The American Spirits, Western Dis
tributors and American Distributing
companies are said to have combined
at Peoria, Ill.
The. Society of Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers rejected motion to
memorable Congress regarding the
Nicaraguan canal,
II SC h., $3.50
eminent will reopen the affairs Of the
Panama canal scandals.
1t is now admitted that the Great
Northern strike will amount to moth
ing, The road is being operated with.
out difficulty
Senator Brice has been asked to be-
come party to the new trunk line
agreement. 1t is generally believed
that there is good deal of truth in
the stories of his intention to estab-
llsh trunk line of his own.
The Poles of Ohio propose to send
300 men to Cuba to aid the rebels.
Theron M. Rice, ex-member of con-
gress and ex-district Judge, died at
Boonville, Mo.
Susan Parker, aged So, and Jerome
Zimmerman, aged 81, of Lugtown, Pa,
were arrested at Pittsburg, Pa, while
clipping to the West
William E. Hensley, a prosperous
farmer living near Taneyville, Mo-,
shot his son-in-law, Edward Tickle,
dead as the result of quarrel.
Mrs. Mary Ellsworth, aged 81,
jumped into we'll at Colwich, Kan,
with her grandchild. The old woman
was killed, but the child was unin-
jured.
Rev. Dr. Easton of Washington has
withdrawn from the A. p. A. and
charges that its organization is cor
rupt.
Farmer j. Fl. Hayes shot and killed
Michael and Henry Harper, tenants,
near Roxana, Lee county, Ala.
The flowers used for decorating
purposes at the Vanderbilt wedding
were presented to New York hospitals
Hot Springs IS to have cowboy
carnival, and incidentally bull fight,
in February.
William Earl Antrim, aged IL, St
Louis apprentice boy, has fallen heir
to an estate in ireland worth $4,000.
Eighty saloon and cigar men were
arrested at st. Joseph for running
nickel-in-the-slot machines.
Rear Admiral Robert w. Shufeldt
retired, is dead at Washington. H
had notable record.
All Chicago railroads will aid Presi-
dent Hill of the Great Northern TO de-
feat the A. r. U. strike.
]. H. Hayes, wealthy farmer liv-
ing near Roxana, Ala, shot Michael
and Henry Harper, tenants, dead in
quarrel over rent. Heclaims self
defense.
The general committee of the Church
Extension Society of the Methodist
church since its founding in 1854, has
raised and expended S5,50O,00O and
aided 10, 900 churches.
Seventh Day Advent SITS were ac-
quilted in Rhea county, Tennessee, of
the charge of creating a nuisance by
working on Sunday.
John N. Hamm, telegraph oper-
ator of Seneca, Kan, shot himself
dead because he had lost his job as the
result of insulting woman.
Fire in Brooklyn tenement caused
the death of Charles and Mrs. Ellen
Ryan and their four children, Jo-
hanna, Sarah, Maggie and Lizzie.
Jake Gaudaur won the &C quatic
championship again at Austin, Texas,
capturing the Fox challenge cup and
$1,000. He made the mile aud half
in 2O:59.
| Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,,
who has just returned from Madrid,
! says his visit had nothing to do with
the Cuban revolution or the mooted
question of the purchase of the island
| by the United States.
, The Chickasaw nation has passed a.
law totally repudiating inter-married
Chickasaws, declaring them non-elti-
zens, DISTINGUISHING them and confis-
eating their property. The matter
creates sensation, as more than half
the property of the nation is held by
the disfranchised class.
The Michigan law for the govern
ment of cities of the fourth-class,
which will become operative January
l next, denies to women the privilege
of voting at school elections. In most
of the fifty cities affected this right is
now given them.
J. w. Cadman, who shot himself
several days ago, died at the Cook
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