Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-04-16
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Inc rlSp-SmlJn silver de bates nave
been discontinued on the advice of Mr..
Crisp's physician, who says the ex-
speaker is threatened with heart
failure.
Advices from Gwelo, Matabeleland,
say that a terrible explosion of dyna-
mite occurred at the Eagle Reef store
near that place, and that 200 Matabe.
les were killed.
An imperial trade has been .ssued,
commanding all Turkish students now
abroad to return to Turkey. The OBJ
ject of this order is to prevent these
students from joining in the young
Turkish movement.
The United States Supreme court
decided again In the case of +. NJ.
Montgomery of Tennessee, letter
carrier, that it was no defense to set
up that the letter from which he alb
stracted money was decoy letter
Secretary Morton expects to cover
S2,OOO,OO0 back into the treasury
during his four years in the De-
partment of Agriculture. Congress
appropriated that much more for the
farmers than Mr.. Morton thinks they
ought to have.
Mayor Strong of New York has We
toed the greater New York bill.
Mayor Wurster of Brooklyn has also
vetoed the bill.
The steam tug George w. Childs,
which became notorious as d filibus-
terer about a year ago, is once more
in the service of the Cubans, and on
Friday left Cape Florida with an ex-
petition for the island. There were
over lUO men in the party, half Of
whom were Americans.
A Toledo, Ohio, man claims to have
discovered the original Egyptian pro-
cess OF mummyfying remains, and
medical men and scientists are watch
ing with great interest the effects on
the corpse OF Albe C. Weeks.
Samuel f. Filsen, for years foreman
of the composing room of the Globe,
Atchison, Kan, was found dead at his
home. Physicians say that death was
due to heart disease brought on by the
excessive use of tobacco
AT New Hampton, Iowa, Herman
Boak, stone mason, shot and killed
Mike BartZ, his father-in-law, and
fatally wounded the latter's son and
young daughter, as the result of q
divorce suit begun by Mrs. Boak.
Nathan d. Clark, Boston shoe dealer,
committed suicide.
Federal prison at Fort Leavenworth
contains 4l3 prisoners
Esther Cleveland has passed case
OF measles on to her sister Ruth
Governor Jones of Nevada is dead at
the Palace hotel in San Francisco.
One Cooper was robbed of S. 900 by
masked men at Calvin, |. r.
The United States now holds first
position as a producer of gold and pig
iron.
Mrs. II. S. Chids of New York has
fallen heir to a 100000 estate in
England,
Government crop report places the
wheat average at III, Kansas IS and
Missouri H.
Mayor Wurster of Brooklyn is
against consolidation under the great
er New York bill.
Brooks Iron company, Eirdsboro,
Pa, will reopen their nail factory,
paying puddlers s.. IS per ton
SiX.year-o,d girl named Wheeler
burned to death near Falkland, Okla.
Her clothes caught from bonfire
bishop William B. Campbell, coll
oled, was acquitted of embezzlement
OF church funds, upon trial in Clevc-
land, Ohio.
Jury in New York in the case of the
Bermuda filibustering expedition
acquitted the defendants in eight
minutes.
Two masked robbers shot John Hays
dead in his brothers store at Puente,
Cal, because he refused to open the
safe.
George Proutman, aged %, of st. |
Louis, shot ana killed Blanche Simp- |
son, aged TO- because she broke their
engagement
A sachel containing S9,O1j, belong !
ing to the Gleason Lamp Manufacture |
ing company, New York, was stolen
from the bank messenger on Broad |
way and Walter Price and James |
Scott, the messenger and his friend,
are under arrest for completely.
John Tyler Cooper, grandson of ex-
President Tyler, was. indicted for EN-
bezzlement of county funds, at At
lanta, Ga.
DIR. Erich Langheld of Berlin has
discovered new remedy for tuber-
culosis named anti-microbia. It's |
principal ingredients are ozone aud |
cod liver oil applied by subcutaue GUS
injection.
Mrs. Clara Allen, aged l6 years, a |
bride II few weeks, committed sui !
eide at Wichita, Kan.
The body of the late Colonel John
A. Cockerill, who died in Cairo, will !
be brought to ST. Louis for burial.
Baron Won Schrader, muster of GER
emouies at the Prussian court died |
from the effects of the wouud Inflicted |
by Count Won Kotze, formerly court |
cham6erlin, during the duel fought !
Thursday near Potsdam.
Judge Henry Garland was shot and
fatally wounded near Guthrie, Ok, by |
j. Hunt, a claim contestant.
L. e temper of the Spanish people is !
such rs to alarm tourists and Amer
leans are all leaving the country
4 favorable report has been ordered !
by the House committee on territories
on the admission of New Mexico.
Colonel IngersoIl preached to the
Militant church of Chicago Sunday.