Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-03-05

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FherewRs fall Of snow in San
Francisco Monday morning, the first
in ten years ~r.x
+ Paul ana Gilbert Frances were
lynched by New Orleans mob for
burglary and assault.
Henry ST. Martin, Wahoo, Neb.,
druggist, was fatally shot in his store
by burglar.
Two children of Howard Allen,
aged 2 and years. burned to death at
Shanghai, Ind.
All the "bucket shop" people in
Chicago, 40 shops, 20S persons, are
under indictment.
Patrick Crowley, chief of police of
San Francisco since 1850, has resigned
because of poor health.R
Thomas Jones, a Denver iron
moulder, shot Mrs Annie Muz seri-
ously and then shot himself dead
A Windsor $. c., mob lynched Mel
vile Kennedy for assaulting Sallie
Webb eight months, ago, and is look
ing for man named Wade, who as
sisted Kennedy to carry off the girl,
A Southern railway passenger train
was wrecked by miscreants near
Macon, Ga Baggage Smasher T. w.
Hipyler and Fireman Robert Mercer
were killed and twenty people in
jured. a
Bailey Hobson, Pittsburg confec-
toner, has been sued fer $4,000 dam
ages by Joseph L. Wright because
Hobson sold Wright's little girl a
penny candy rooster made of gypsum,
or plaster of Paris, which destroyed
the child's health.
Dan Stuart is anxious to get Corbett
and Fitzsimmons together, but Julian
says: "Corbett must fight Slayin and
Maher before 1 will match Eitzsim-
mons against him."
Miss Pauline Clarke, Miss Mary
Greeves, both of Westmoreland City,
and Richard Garland of Shafton, were
run down by a freight tram near
Irwin, Pa, and all were instantly
killed.
Will Stuenkel, the l6.year-old SON
of Fred Stuenlkel of Crete, ILL.,, who
was asphyxiated by coal gas, died
Sunday night. This is the fourth
death of the family of eight and the
rest of The family are not out of dan
ger. Three of the victims were buried
Sunday
Colonel S. IA. Donovin of Colu mbus,
o., received letter from Senator Cal
vim S. Brice in which the latter con-
tradicts the report that he will retire
from politics, and intimates that he is
candidate for the presidency.
Seven women school teachers Of No
Mans Land have formed q cattle com
pany.
Miss Cody Elliott of Salisbury, Mo-,
attempted suicide with morphine.
She may die. .-...
1t is reported that Congressman
Hopkins has withdrawn from the Illi-
nois gubernatorial race.
Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, Keeley's
hacker. has engaged scientist to ex-
gmine the motor scheme.
A. II. Holmes and Joe McCluskey,
noted bank swindlers,a were captured
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
A bill has been introduced in the
House providing for the establishment
of mint at Chicago
1t is said that Congressman Tars-
ney's contest with Van Horn was
prejudiced by General 10 o. Shelby.
The House passed a bill for leasing
Arizona public lands over Presidents
Clcveland's veto by vote of l9o to SO.
Gold craze in Oklahoma is growing.
Woman suffrage suffered defeat in
the Iowa senate-40 to IA.
The steamer New York ran aground
below the city of New York.
The Atlas line steamer Alisa was
sunk off New York by French liner.
No lives were lost.
Officer John Graham killed the lead
CIR of mob at Elwood, Md, that
threatened the officers life.
August Schrader, "healer," was
visited at Springfield, ILL.,, by go pa
tients from Peoria, who came on
special train.
The police of birmingham, Ala,
stopped the sale of seats for Debs
lecture, but the police commission
permitted the lecture to be given.
Two hundred and eighty-two Chica-
goans were indicted on charges of
conducting bucket-shops.
Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling
were bTrdlPueu anu LllelF cbSCS COnJlu-
ued until March Z.
In Zion Baptist church, Omaha,
woman drew revolver to defend the
pastor and riot followed.
The commissioners of Kay county,
Oklahoma. were indicted, charged
with malfeasance in Office.
A. H. Livingston was nominated for
Congress in the Fourteenth Missouri
district by the Populists.
Rev. !. p Langley, pastor of the
Baptist church of Dexter Mo-, resigned
because of dissensions in the church.
Michael Schadts of Brownsville,
Tex, was shot down. by an unknown
assassin within few feet of his own
door.
DR.. ID. c. Adams, the Parnell, Mo-,
physician thought to have been muir
dered, is believed to be alive and in
California.
One of two negroes who assaulted
woman was lynched at Windsor, S. c.
The other negro is at large.
Three members of the family of Fred
StueniSel of VIII county, Illinois, were
asphyxiated. Four others are dying.
1t is predicted that the bitter fight
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