Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-13
LATE NEWS NOTES.

seward county for $4,000 bonds.
Professor Wright of Yale located
shot in a rabbit by means of cathode
rays.
New York legislature passed bill
to investigate the coal trust.
Campos says Cuban recognition
would be an assault upon interna-
tional morality.
Expenses for the Kansas peniten-
tiary for January were $1,000 larger
than the earnings.
One man was killed and 100000
worth of property burned at McKees-
port, Pa.
r. NJ. Craig, Nevada farm hand,
has sued Elias Folar for $4,000 dam
ages for a broken leg caused by rum
away mule.
Four men and one woman are be-
lieved to have been murdered by the
Hannegah Indians of Kiake island,
Alaska, very recently,
"United Order of the Golden Lion,
Boston secret society that failed,
was plundered of S45, 600 by its officers
in six months.
Schooner Florida, coal laden, went
to pieces off Salisbury beach, Massa-
chusetts, and all on board, seven men
at least, were lost.
A postoflice robbery at Chillicothe,
Mo-, was averted by the bravery of
Thomas w. Baugh, who sleeps in the
postotiice and was nearly murdered.
While Peter L. Atkins and Maud
Kelly of Middletown, N. Y, were out
driving they got off the road in the
darkness, and both were drowned in
nine feet of water.
The Walter A. Wood Moving and
Reaping Machine company of Hoosic
Falls will borrow SO, 900, 900 on receiv-
ers' certificates and resume operations
shortly.
o. II. Hyatt, the Kansas peniten-
tiary coal contractor, is loaded down
with coal, because of the mild
weather, and asks the board of prison
directors to modify his contract.
President Kruger of the Trausvaal
accepted Chamberlain's invitation to
visit England.
The statement that the Government
has information that the Venezuelan
dispute is soon to be settled is reiter-
ated.
Senator Cullom says that he doesn't
see any reason why he should not be
the Republican candidate for Presi-
dent.
England, France and Japan refused
to participate in celebration in honor
of the provisional government OF
Hawaii.
The chimney of burned building
fell, killing two children and seriously
injuring young man who were view
ing the ruins of fire in Brooklyn,
New York.
The New York Times and Recorder
are to be consolidated.
Venezuela is now disposed to treat
with England in friendly spirit.
Texas has ordered out the rangers
to prevent the proposed prize fight at
FL Paso.
Harrison is talked of as delegate-at-
large from Indiana to the st. Louis
convention.
Russian papers are instructed to
publish nothing concerning alleged
reforms.
Sporting men say the Maher. Fitz-
simmons fight will occur on Mexican
soil BY evasion of the troops.
Mr.. Frye of Maine was unanimously
chosen to act as president of the SEN
ate in Mr. Stevenson's absence
BY close decision in the Supreme
court of Ohio the right of women TO
vote at school elections was upheld.
Timothy Healey and twenty-eight
bolted from the Irish Ma
tional federation ut its meeting in
Dublin Friday.
Miss Frieda NJ. Bethcmann, Bos-
ton kindergartner, has been engaged
to teach Ruth and Esther Cleveland.
Mary S. Mahara sued George S.
Kendall of Guthrie, Ok, for $4,000
damages for cjectment and then set
tied for S75.
London Athletic club will not issue
its proposed challenge to meet a team
from the New York Athletic club dur
ing 1896.
A buried bullet was found in Tolson
leg, at McGilll university,
Montreal, by means of cathode pho
Biography.
Attorney General Maloney has de
cided that the proposed consolidation
of Chicago gas companies is illegal
under the trust law.
Friends of Ex-Marshal Nix make
damaging charges against his exam
iners alleging they fixed Il price at
which they could be bought off.
Joe Merrifeld, aged IL, killed his
brother, aged :, with Winchester
rifle and then shot himself dead be-
cause of quarrel, at Hedricl, Iowa.
A Cuban expedition on the ]. n.
Veasey left Norfolk surreptitiously on
the night of the 18th, but is being
chased by the United States cruiser
Raleigh.
Benjamin Radcliff, slayer of the en-
tire school board of Jefferson district,
Park count, Colorado, was hanged at
the CanC., ty penltentiary.
A. c. Buus, Holmes Colberts and
Governor w liam Guy have been sent
to Washington by the Chickasaw leg
islature to protest against a change in
cover nment.
A successful test has been made of a
new armor for battleship turrets by
the Navy department.
Father John NJ. Fitzgerald, con-