Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-26
LATE NEWS NOTES.

spreading out over Texas and Arkan-
sas.
Otoe Indians will get $4,000 this
year from Uncle Sam because of bad
crops last year.
DR.. A. w. Jayne of Tonawanda, n.
y, walked up just as they were about
to bury him for dead.
Julia Bird, her daughter and grand
daughter and c. Biquette, all Indians,
burned to !eath at Bayfield,, Wis.
Hot house peaches are selling in
New York at 81. IS apiece and straw
berries at from 20 to so cents per
quart.
Calvin johnson was assassinated at
WewOka, Okla, and one of posse
that pursued his slayer was fatally
shot.
Charles c. Woods, aged 80, and Mag
gle A. Barber, aged 20, were martied
at Greensburg, Ind, making wife
No. 5.
Actor Richard Mansfield is to re-
ceive 500, 0OO year for the next three
years from Daniel Frohman for his
services.
Elijah Rutter and John White,
Brice, Ohio, farmers, fought with
corn knife and revolver and were both
fatally injured,
Opponents of Omaha's curfew ordi-
nance for boys are trying to have one
passed for married men as a bur
lesque.
John Daley, aged 10, enlisted as
drummer in the regular army at Long
Island, is the youngest soldier in the
army.
Crazy Horse, a Pawnee Indian,
thought he had discovered bullet
proof ointment. He tried it on his
brother with fatal result.
United States Marshal Scott Bruner
was mortally wounded and Outlaw
Bud Pittman killed in an encounter
in the Territory below Coffeyville,
Kan.
Will and George James of Muncie,
Ind, are two of four heirs to a for
tune of 100000 left by their grand
father at Greenfield, Ohio, who was
thought to be penniless when he
died.
At Carthage, Ohio, r. C. Phillips is
running for township clerk, his wife
for member of the board of education
and his son for councilman. There
are eight boys in the family to vote,
too.
Congressman Joy of st. Louis says
he will retire from politics, as it is
too expensive.
Eight men were killed by an explo-
sion on Venezuelan man-of-war
Ex-MayOr Witten, retired banker
of Catlettsburg, N Y, is mysteriously
missing.
Iowa was visited by terrific snow
storm and blizzard in the northwest
ern portion.
BaIlington Booth will organize his
Volunteers on the plan of the United
States army.
Fire damaged the Atlantic refinery
at Pittsburg, Pa, to the extent of
over S3OO,OOO
John Millel was perhaps fatally
shot by a man named Roder, near
Huntsville, Mo.
Venezuela has tabled a motion in
her Congress to recognize Cuba until
the United States acts.
The United States battleship Massa-
chusetts, on her builders trial trip,
beat the lndiana's initial effort.
The Pennsylvania delegation to the
st. Louis convention will be accom-
panied by large escort to boom Quay
DIR. William Salmon celebrated his
l07th birthday at Glamorgan, Wales.
He is the oldest Free Mason in the
world.
General Kitchener, commander of
the English Egyptian forces, and
Slatin Pasha have left Cairo for the
Soudan.
1t is said that, backed by Russia,
the Sultan will protest against Eng
land using the Egyptian fund in the
Soudan campaign.
The African question has divided the
European countries into two camps,
France and Russia in one, the other
nations in the other one.
During a riot at indianapolis be-
tween union and non-union iron
moulders two of the non-union men
were fatally shot.
Charles Ii. SaltOn is under arrest for
stealing $50, 900 worth of goods from
the United States public stores in
New York
The Pennsylvania Salt Works at Nat
uona, N. Y, we're destroyed by fire.
Loss, $1,000, 900.
Sweden has raised the duty on
smoked pork three and u half cents
per pound.
Mrs. Mary Ann Mosely died at
Columbia, Mo-, aged Ill. She knew
Daniel Boone, the famous pioneer.
The police refused to allow Choyn-
ski and Mccoy to give more than
scientific boxing exhibition in New
York Saturday, and that without
decision, which disguised the sports.
During a drunken row in front of a
saloon in Kansas City Daniel Kane
was knocked down and killed by
Thomas Hyland
From the Geological Survey it is
learned that 2Ol ,27e tons of desilver-
lied lead were produced in the United
States last year.
Bcniamin MillilSen was acquitted of
the charge of breaking Ito Miss Ger
trude Phillips room with evil intent,
the jury holding him too drunk to
form an intent.
Kate McKenna sued Michael Lynch
for $4,000 damages for refusing to