Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

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Frank Smith, treasury ex-employe,
was found dead on the Long bridge
across the Fotomac-wife, five child
rem, no work, took poison.
Robbers wrecked safe with dyna-
mite at Hennessey, Okla, but got little
money.
DR.. and Mrs. Hearpe were moved
from Marion county Jail to Pike coun-
ty jail.
DIR. Howard Gibson, professor of
chemistry in Missouri state university,
is dead
The government is sore at Illinois
for selling the brick ship Illinois and
pocketing tine money.
England has acknowledged receipt
of Olney's message and intimated that
she win reply at length soon.
The supreme court of Nebraska re-
fused mandamus to certify the free
silver candidate for supreme Judge as
the regular Democratic nominee.
The grand lodge K. of P. of Missouri
voted down the proposition to estab-
lish Pythian home for INDECENT mem
DerS OF the ORDER.
There was more wheat received at
Duluth and Minneapolis Thursday
than at all the markets in the United
States on the corresponding day last
year.
The Sultan has signed the accept
ance of the Powers scheme for re-
forms in Armenia.
Emperor William was greeted at
Metz by cheers for France. Several
arrests have been made.
Max Straus of Elyria, Ohio, has pre-
sented to Oberlin college hotel block
valued at $4,000
Governor Morrill, of Kansas has de-
cided to inaugurate military system
at the Topeka reform school.
The Empire Cordage company's
Irvine mill at Champaign, Ill, was
burned. Loss, 100000.
The scheme tor reforms in Armenia
submitted by the European powers
has been accepted by the Turkish
Minister of foreign affairs.
The Commercial National bank Of
Tacoma, Wash, has gone into the
hands of a receiver. The officers
promise to pay up in full.
Colonel George H. Fisher, consu
general to Japan under President Lin
coin, and TO Syria under President
Grant, died in Washington.
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce is
leading a movement to shorten ma
tional political campaigns, because of
disastrous effect on business.
The Loyal Legion's Grand Command
cry of the United States met in bien-
NAL session and elected General John
Gibbon commander over General Miles.
Mr.. Joseph Ramsey, Jr., now gen
eral manager of the st. Louis Termi-
nal Railroad Association, has been APP
pointed general manager of the
Wabash.
Jerome K. Coulter, ex-assistant
treasurer Of Omaha, Neb.. accused of
a $50, 900 embezzlement, was arrested
in New Orleans. He was nearly pen
niless.
Two masked men ralded stores in
Daugherty, l. T., and escaped to the
mountains.
Maud Lewis was found guilty of the
murder of State Senator Morrissey of
st. Louis and sentenced to fifteen
years in the penitentiary.'
1t is reported that the Cubans have
entirely destroyed the town of Guam
tanamo.
President C. P. Huntington has been
prohibited by the Guatemalan govern
ment from selling the Guatemala Gem
trail road to Scotch syndicate.
A carriage makers trust was formed
at Cleveland Ohio.
The clothespin manufacturers of
America have formed trust.
Fred w. Farr, cashier of the defunct
First State bank of Perry, Okla, was
brought back from Colorado. A large
crowd greeted him with maledictions,
but there was no attempt at violence.
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith of Cam
bridge, Mass, has been indicted for
mailing scurrilous postal cards.
A. X. Ward of the Memphis Barrel
and Heading company is missing after
issuing $1,000 worth of forged paper.
Fourteen 20" county, Oklahoma,
White Caps are under arrest.
Texas, Wyoming and Oklahoma
sheep are excluded from Colorado by
quarantine.
Master Benny Mckee has scarlet
fever at Saratoga, N. Y, and his
grandpa is quarantined.
Nettie Easley, aged 81. of Mount
Washington, Ky, hung herself. I'M
requited love the cause.
Chicago health department has pre-
pared an ordinance licensing places
where horses are slaughtered for
meat. Its provisions amount almost
to prohibition.
Episcopal convention at Minneapolis
by decisive vote sat down upon the
Lambeth quadrillateral looking to-
ward Christian unity. Christian unity
advocates were intensely dramatic
and died hard
Rev. j. NJ. Francis has been made
Episcopal bishop at Kioto, Japan, and
Rev. Peter j. Rowe of Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich, bishop of Alaska, with
the understanding that ]. Pierrepont
Morgan pays the latters salary for
three years.
1t is reported that Brazil has recog-
nized the Cubans as beligerents.
Judge Joseph NJ. Bailey of the nli-
nois supreme court died at Freeport,
aged &C.