Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-12-03
LATE NEWS NOTES.


the renort that Mr.. Cleveland will re.
side at Princeton, N. j.
Postmaster Armour of Memphis,
Tenn, soon will be removed b cause of
the discovery of Sl2,O 900 shortage in
his accounts.
The commission that marked the
boundary between the United States
and Mexico west of the Rio Grande has
made its final report.
Senator Sherman says that he and
Hanna have not made any arrange
nent regarding offices.
George Fitzpatrick of Paducah, KY,
slapped child and was killed by the
child's father.
A permit for the Corbett- FitzSim-
mons fight before the Greater New
York Athletic club has been refused.
Louisiana has food famine.
Milwaukee exposition has been
abandoned.
Eleven thousand lockers are on a
strike at Hamburg.
William Waldorf Astor has given
the Children's Aid Society of New
York $4,000
Peoria house, oldest and second larg-
est hotel in Peoria, ILL.,, burned. No
fatalities.
Score of the Parmalee- Elliott shoot
ing match at Omaha was 90 to 81 in
favor of Parmalee.
Anna B. Clarke, a Chicago choir
singer, went blind and died of broken
heart in consequence.
Antonio Lopez Colomo, an insurgent
leader in Matanzas was captured and
shot at Havana.
General Weyler has commanded
Cuban farmers to carry their corn to
Spanish garrisoned towns.
A rumor of civil war in Chilli has
reached Washington, where it is not
credited.
Reports on rural free delivery expert
ments say that they are, in the main,
satisfactory.
The congressional committee decided
not to investigate the accounts of Ii
brarian Spofford,
An effort to pass the Pacific Cable
bill probably will be made at the COM
ing session of congress.
Senator Quay's plans are to pass the
Dingley bill and retire the green
backs.
y DR.. Veatch was acquitted at Car
thage, ILL.,, of the murder of Miss Mira
Jones.
G. w. Nelson, a cholr-singer, fell
dead during services at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
A steamer carrying 200 persons
foundered off Sandy Hook. All on
board were rescued.
One man was killed and another
probably fatally injured during the
road race at New Orleans.
The Chillicothe Constitution has been
sold by w. L. Watkins to L. A. Leon
ard of Browning, Mo.
Robert NJ. Douglas, son of Stephen
A. Douglas, was elected Judge of a
state court of North Carolina.
b. G. Hill was arrested in Clark
county, Missouri, for the murder some
time ago Of r. r. Taylor in Illinois.
A negro murderer hanged at Tus-
kogee, Ala, is reported to have been
restored to consciousness by his friends,
The president and cashier of the
Eagle Grove, Iowa, First National
Bank, were arrested on a charge of
embezzlement
Miss Ella McGrath took a big dose
of laudanum at Burlington, Iowa, and
left note saying it was because she
had no clothes.
Purdue and the University of Him
DIS played ut Lafayette, Ind, the game
resulting to 4.
The Kansas university football team
defeated the Missouri Tigers at Kansas
City by a score of 30 to 0.
Northwestern and Wisconsin uni
versities played tie game-6 to 6.
Chicago university defeated the
University of Michigan at football.
The game was played in the Coliseum
at Chicago.
Kansas physicians are baffled over
the case of Engineer Fox at Topeka,
who went to sleep and never awoke.
Sarah Fuller, the pacing mare (9:Os),
is dead.
Wire nail trust has collapsed.
Hamilton, Wash, was wrecked by
recent floods.
Abnormal activity is reported in the
whisky market.
A son of the late Captain Charles
Harper sold his mothers grave aud her
remains were buried in potter's field
at Louisville.
Charles May took poison and died a
St. Joseph because of poverty.
Senator Morgan says gold Democrat,
will not be admitted to caucus pro
ceedings
Maud Lewis has been taken to Jcffer
son City to serve fifteen years TO
killing Senator Morrissey at st. Louis
Robert A. Whitehead of the OLE
Curiosity shop on D street in Wash
inaton, blew out his brains, being tireC
of living.
The system of paying overtime Il
letter-carriers will by PRACTICAL.
abolished soon.
II. b. Plant was reelected presiden
Of the Southern Express company.
Senator Cullom is a strong advocat
of non-partisan tariff commission.
A letter from General Gomez say
that he will move into Havana province
Richard Croker says that now is tn
time for all Democrats to get together