Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-19
LATE NEWS NOTES.

lucky. resulted in the killing of two
rmylors and the fatal wounding of
Merit Shelby.
II. W. Thomas of Sonnet, Ok, post.
Master, committed suicide. He was
short in his accounts.
Mrs. Annie Rowland of Chetopa,
KAN, was acquitted of the murder OF
her father-in-law on her plea of self
defense.
Bryan's plurality in Texas promises
TO reach $50, 900 when all the official
returns are in.
Two men were killed and one fatally
injured by dynamite explosion at
Niagara Falls.
Henry Bolte, one of the first settlers
Of Wichita, committed suicide by shoot
ng himself.
President-elect Mckinley is opposed
10 grand military display at his in
luguration.
George Gould's horse stumbled and
Tell with him. He was not badly hurt.
Out of 10000 votes in Delaware, only
l,O05 voted the single tax ticket
Illinois gold Democrats have re-
solved to keep up the fight against the
silver wing of the party.
1t is said that the silver men in the
Senate will wage bitter fight against
the proposed appointments of Secre-
tary Herbert to the court of claims and
sx-Congressman Forman of Illinois as
internal revenue commissioner. They
are both Democratic gold leaders.
Delegate Flynn, it is said, can be
governor of Oklahoma if he will ac-
:ept.
Large purchases of American corn
have recently been made by the British
government for shipment to India,
where it will be used for seed.
The estimates for the Indian service
GALL for 81, 100000 for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1898.
George T. Fairchild of Kansas was
elected president of the Association of
American Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations.
Joseph S. Miller, commissioner of
internal revenue, resigned to become
vice president of the American Bond
ing and Trust company of Baltimore.
A bigamist is on trial at Paducah,
KY, attended by six of his eight wives
In the federal court at Chicago the
trust rebate system has been sustained.
The Knights of Labor General AS
sembly declared for a graduated in
come tax
Senator Teller declines to say what
the silver men of the senate intend
doing.
Horseless mail wagons are to be given
test by the New York city postollice.
General Weyler has captured the
mountain positions of the rebels in Pi-
mar del Rio.
Paul B. Moore of Mississippi county
is to be Governor-elect Stephens pri-
vate secretary.
Iron men advise the Iron Trade Re-
view that rapid resumption in their
line is improbable,
The man, who at COvington, Ky,
threw a cigar in Secretary Carlisle's
face, has been fined $50.
The ladies of Denver have urgently
requested Mrs. Bryan to accompany
her husband to Colorado.
w. II. Bronaugh of st. Louis won
first prize in the oratorical contest at
Central College, Fayette, Mo.
San Francisco has opened stations
for the inspection of all produce
brought to the city for direct sale to
consumers.
Thirteen members of the Salt Lake
Coal Exchange have been convicted Of
un!awfully combining to hold rri.es up.
Two Mexicans were killed and one
wounded and two members of Texas
posse were also hurt in n battle in
Childress county.
Congressman Newlands declares that
free silver and protection would make
this country invincible as regards Asia
and Europe respectively.
Annie Howard, betrothed to Carter
Harrison of Chicago at the time of his
assassination, was welded to Walter
Parrott of London, England.
The Queensland National bank at
Brisbane has u deficit of 92, 436,OOO
Spanish officials deny any desire to
pick quarrel with the United States,
The massing Of Russian troops about
Vladivostock is growing warklike.
Turkish reforms are officially an
nounced in France to have been COM
menced.
An expenditure of 10000, 900 taels on
new railway lines has been authorized
In China.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Castles condition is
proving too serious to permit her re-
turn home.
Bismarcl0's Russo-German disclosures
are attributed to his anger at ex-Em-
press Frederick's part in his downfall.
The English government will prose-
cute those concerned in the recent alb
1uction of a Chinaman by the Chinese
legation.
Cubans in Havana are aiding the
Spanish.
Chicago Manual Training school
burned; loss s75, 900.
A curfew law is likely to be enacted
in New York city.
Sam b. Cook wants to be governor of
Missouri in 1900.
Philippine rebels have been badly
beaten by Spanish troops.
st. Louis Salvationists are going to
care for sire. drunkards.
McKinley's Kentucky plurality has
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