Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-09-10
LATE NEWS NOTES.

York.
Insurgents in Cuba killed or cap.
tured the entire guard of 800 Spanish
troops.
Archbishop Ireland has abolished
tuition charges in parochial schools in
his archdiocese.
Rev. J. H. Yarmouth was killed in.
stantly by lightning while in house
near Paducah, Ky.
Consul General Lee is pressing Gen.
eral Weyler to explain the murder of
Charles GOWN, a newspaper CORES.
pendent.
Whitehead, the Irish dynamiter,
who disappeared after his release
from prison, has been found in Cork.
Mrs. Frank Van Houten of Sioux
City attempted to kill herself with
laudanum because her husband crit
icised the cut of q pair of trousers che
had been making for her 6.year-old
son.
Percy Gaunt, author of "The Bow
cry" and many other popular songs,
died penniless in the Catsllill noun
tains.
The Northern Pacific is cutting ex.
penses right and left, and it Is said
that the cut will average 90 per cent.
The salaries Of the main officials were
the first to be cut.
Buffalo gets the next G. A. r. en-.
campment.
Commander Newell OF the cruiser
Detroit is dead.
Splenetic fever is prevalent among
cattle in Texas.
DR. Gallagher, the recently released
Irish dynamlter, has arrived in New
York lie is a raving maniac.
The British ship Kistna is now $50
days out from Calcutta for New York.
This is about thirty-six days overdue,
After an exciting contest, FREDERICK
Errazuriz has been reelected Presl.
denCof Chilli for a term of five years,
from September Is.
Lieutenant Benton, quartermaster,
U. s. A., at Fort Robinson, was
drowned in the pool bath at Hot
Springs, Az.
Rev. ]. II. Brooks, we'll known
Methodist evangelist, has filed suit
for divorce against his wife at Perry,
Okla, alleging adultery.
A disease closely resembling and
supposed to be Texas fever is rapidly
killing the cattle at Wilton Junction,
twelve miles north Of Muscatine, Ia.
1t is confined to a region near the
stockyards A rigid quarantine has
been established.
The First National bank of Helena,
Mont, failed. Heavy Withdrawals Of
deposits was the cause.
L. w. Walden OF Linn county, Kan.
sas, serving three and one-half years
for grand larceny, was pardoned by
Governor Morrill,. 1t was made to
appear that Walden's conviction was
due to ruse instituted by his wife in
order to get rid of him.
The steamer Rosedale, plying be-
tween New York city and Bridgeport,
Conn, was sunk by the ferry boat
Oregon in the East river. Passengers
and crew were all rescued. She was
valued at Sl00,0U0
Guthrie, Ok, had a $50, 900 fire.
John Duffy, one of the Irish political
prisoners recently released, is insane.
It is now estimated tha6 5000 were
killed in the Constantinople riots.
The revolt in the Philippine Islands
has become widespread and serious.
The abdicatiou of King Humbert Of
Italy is rumored.
Lieutenant James w. Benton, quar-
termaster U. S. A, was drowned in .
plunge bath at Hot Springs, Ark.
A forest fire is raging within five
miles of Austin, Texas
Mrs. Mary A, Hogue, a wealthy
widow Of Sedalia, Mo-, is insane.
Three men were killed and two ST.
verely injured by threshiug machine
boiler explosion at Sanilas Center,
Michigan.
The American Missionary societies
thanked Lii Hung Chang for his iu-
terest in the missionaries in China.
Charles E. Warburton, proprietor of
the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph,
was found dead in bed.
Postmaster w. C. Bremerman of
Boone, Iowa, stole SO, to pay for
his appointment. He has confessed
and is under arrest.
The public debt increased Sl2, 349,-
6S4 during August.
Three persons were killed and sew
eral injured by an explosion in the
Equitable powder works at Alton, Ill
j. B, Hundley, pioneer business
man of st. Joseph, is dead.
The First National and Beatrice
Savings ba s of Beatrice, Neb., have
closed, They will be reorganized and
pay out.
Since the United States court officers
were put on salary, instead of fees,
litigants have been required to pay
the costs for serving papers in advance
and court officers are not required to
act until this is done.
Alice Whissen of Council Bluff,
advertised for a husband, represent
ing that she had money, and was mar
ried to George Knopp, whom she
robbed of 50, 600, then fled. She ha.
been arrested for illegal use of the
mails.
The mint at Philadelphia is being
run night and day stamping out silver
dollars.
Statistics for July show a continued
increase of the shipment OF American
manufactures abroad.