Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-15
LATE NEWS NOTES


son.
Two negroes were lynched near
Toadville, Ala, for the murder OF
Farmer Wills.
Judge benjamin E. Turner fell dead
at his home in Kahoka. Mo.
At Chaplin, KY, during political
meeting, William Keeling, was shot
dead while in a crowd.
The losses of Suicide Marsh, cashier
of the Cape Ann Savings bank OF
Gloucester, Mass, are growing, as re.
vealed by examinations.
The Mississippi river commission
has submitted to Secretary Lamont
the schedule for improvements on the
lower river.
Win January, the boy who muir.
dered his father near Farber, Mo-,
was convicted of murder in the Sec
ond degree and received a ten year
sentence.
The remains Of the late George Du
Maurier were cremated.
Oscar Wilde will be released within
six months, and 1t is said that his
wife will 're1ofn him,
While in Paris the car gave a
luncheon to the French royal family,
which is causing comment.
at Austin, Mimi, the Minnesota
conference of the NJ. 3. church voted
SO to II in favor of admitting women
as delegates to the general confer
ence.
Long distance telephone connecting
Sedalia with Clinton and other towns
in Southern Missouri is in operation.
Sedalia Is now able to talk with thir.
ty-five towns south of that city.
Serious prairie fires are reported
from Manitoba.
United States deputy marshals are
trailing George Taylor, the MeekS
murderer, in the Indian Territory.
William Satteraeld, who assassin
ated John Mccullough at Dallas,
Texas, fatally shot member of q
posse that was trying to capture him.
billiard Ragland, a messenger in the
treasury department, committed sui
eide because he had not enough money
to pay his wedding expenses.
The receipt of green goods circular
made "old Hoss" Hoey so angry that
he is now trying to run down the
gang.
One hundred and thirty-eight miners
from Joplin, Mo-, have gone to work
at Leadvllle, Colo.
DIR. A. c. Patterson, confidential
clerk to the superintendent of st.
Elizabeth's hospital for the Insane
was found to be $4,000 short in his
accounts.
A Dutch transport ship has been
lost off SPANS coast, presume bly, with
all on board.
Tyler, Texas, Car and Lumber COM
pany was placed in the hands of a re-
ceiver. Liabilities, S25O,OOO; assets
5000, 900.
William Jay Koerner, a newspaper
artist, is held in New York for the
murder Of Rosie A. Redgate on the
street.
W A. Clark, the millionaire con-
gresham of Butte City, Mont, will
establish big beet sugar factory at
Anaheim, California.
John Rusl1in, who gave up his wife
to John Millais, and has been melan-
choly, has improved nOticeably since
the latter's death.
Baltimore won the deciding game Of
the Temple Cup series by score Of
8 too
At Spokane, Wash, Lena Jurgeson
and Robb T. Quinn agreed to commit
suicide together: She kept the agree.
ment, but he "hunked."
Judge Caldwell has decided that do
nestle liquor bearing foreign brand
is fraud, and liable TO seizure. De.
cision concerned st Louis distillery.
Serious gales on the English coast
have caused much damage to shipping
and loss of life.
A revenue cutter and federal war
ship are watching filbusters on Flor
ida's coast. The Dauntless, Commo-
dore and Three Friends are kept
under constant surveillance.
General George II. Sheridan died at
the Soldiers home at Hampton, Va.
Hamblers are reported to be fleeing
the Osages out Of their government
money.
The Leadville mines are all prepars
ing to run under guard.
The loss by the Gusyaquil, Ecuador,
fire is over $50, 900, 900.
Gen. Trochu, governor Of PARIS dur
ing the FrancO-Prussian war, is dead.
The car was greeted with a most
enthusiastic ovation on his visit to
France.
Rev Lang, an evangelist at Seward,
Okla, Esid that all women who dance
are immoral He was almost beaten
TO jelly by two farmers and a num-
Der Of women.
The Canadian Pacific telegraph OPP
orators won their strike.
In an election row at ElbertOn, Ga,
two local politicians were fatally shot.
Two trains mixed up in a rear-end
collision at Argentine, Kan, but no
one was killed.
At Italy's request Immigration
Commissioner Stump has gone to
Rome to explain our immigration
laws
Otto D. Anderson and Ora Houd-
lette Of Little Rock made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to poison themselves.
Victor, son of Count de Lesseps, has
committed suicide.
Turkey will not allow the American
cruiser, Bancroft, to pass the Darda'
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