Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-09-03
LATE NEWS NOTES.

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The president and vice president of
the American National bank of New
Orleans have been arrested.
OF the $500, 900 needed for the Omaha
exposition, $3.50, 900 has been raised.
The Salvation army bicycle brigade
has made its appearance in New
York.
Vice Consul Piatt at Dublin saws
that American bicycles are having a
big run in Ireland.
Mrs j. eagles and son, Charles, OF
Perry, Okla, have been arrested for
killing man several years ago for
his money.
A new national organization of
wholesale liquor dealers is to be or
gained to protect dealers against I'M
favorable Legislation.
AT Lake Chautauqua. N. Y, 10000
! people crowded into hall that would
hold only 5000 to hear Bryan. A
panic was narrowly averted by Mr..
Bryan refusing to speak until some of
the people left the building. Con.
gresham Sibley addressed those who
"SAb OuboAhC. AlIGI bulEJy-uV0 lluS
utes Mr.. Bryan was enabled to begin
his speech.
The amount of gold coming to this
country is estimated at $40, 100000.
The ex-Confederate Home at Hig.
ginsville, Mo-, is to be controlled by
stock company.
Miss Laura Ray of Terre Haute sus-
tanned injuries by fall from bicycle
from which she died.
At Palestine, Tex, Zach Dav, ex
sheriff, AID I. NJ Butler had a diff
Guilty and Butler was shot through
the heart,
The presidential campaign is hav-
ing depressing effect on the glass in
dustry. All the glass factories will
be late in starting this fall.
The production of refined lead in
this country during the first six
months of 1896 was l30,6G6 net tons
against lO5, so for the first half of
last year. Of this amount 100, i99 tons
was desi!verized lead and Il, lO8 tons
soft lead. The apparent home con-
sumption for the first half of this year
was lO6,O32 against "a, 1872 for the
year 1895.
The big strike of Australian coal
miners was lost by the men.
The cruiser Brooklyn averaged 2i.02
knots an hour ON her trial trip and
earned a bonus of S3jUOO for her
builders, the contract requirement
being 20 knots.
The tin plate trust has collapsed.
c. NJ. Sharlee and j. T. George
have resigned as receivers of the
Conliling Bros, banks at Nevada
Sheldon, Richards and BrOnaugh 1t
is said that if the court appoints more
satisfactory receivers litigation will
be stopped and affairs adjusted.
Tin plate strike at Elwood, Ind,
has been settled by the company sign
ing the scale.
The "SaXton Place" near st. Joseph,
the residence of j. O.. Brady, which
cost $50, GOO when erected few years
ago, was totally destroyed by fire.
W. II. and J. Il. Moore of Chicago,
VINO attempted to run corner on Dia-
mond Match stock recently; are UNI
able to settle as they are possessed of
no assets.
At the meeting of the Cundiff camp
of the Daughters of the Confederacy
at St Joseph, the proposition to turn
the home at Hlgginsville, Mo-, over to
the state was unanimously rejected.
Alfred George Whitehead, the Irish.
American political prisoner recently
released from the Portland prison, Wis.
tied his mother, then became deranged,
disappeared and has not been seen
since.
The executive committee of the
Irish National alliance has issued an
appeal to the Irish people in America
to contribute funds for the relief of
the Irish prisoners released and TO be
released from English prisons
At D2nville, Tenn, Alb. Hinson,
well known farmer, was fatally shot
from ambush. A son of Hinson, sup
posing the crime to have been COM
mitted by the Virgins brothers, shot
and killed one Of the latter and cut
his heart out.
General Gomez asserts that he is
sure to wrest Cuba from Spain.
A Cedar Rapids girl was fastened
with a log chain for wanting to ride
a bicycle.
Miss Margaret Ingels, of Paris, Ky,
will take the stump for Bryan and
free silver.
James G. Blaines old home and
birthplace In Pennsylvania has been
torn down.
In q wreck of fast mail train near
Pittsburg eight persons were seriously
and fifteen slightly hurt.
President Cleveland committed the
death sentence Of Robert f. Boutwell,
of Paris, Texas, to life Imprisonment.
Prof. Audree has arrived at from
soc, Norway, having given up his
balloon trip to the North Pole.
Texas fever has been discovered
among cattle herds in Australia.
w, II. McDole of Indianapolis has
been appointed receiver for the Louis
vile, New Albany and Chicago rail-
road.
Railroad rates on cattle from North
ern anu Western Texas to Kansas
City, st. Louis and Chicago have been
reduced to meet the cut made by the
Indian Territory lines.
Four bandits held up a stage full of
passengers in Day county, Okla, and
secured $500 in money and valuables
Mrs. Ray Reems of Philadelphia re-
fused % hand out and was shot dead.