Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-04-23
LATE NEWS NOTES.


talking of starting cooperative fac
tories.
The Knights of Pythias encamp-
ment will be held in Cleveland, Au-
gust "a to 81.
Leo Hirth, proprietor of an INDIAN
apolis saloon and grocery, was killed
by burglars, who escaped.
Bullion production of California for
1895 was: Gold, SIS, 1874, 3l7; silver,
$3.50, 7s0. Increase in gold was 81, 41l,.
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1t is proposed by western live ctoch
exchanges to allow each live stock
commission firm but one travelling
solicitor hereafter.
Henry A. Anderson, an insane
Swede from Chicago, was arrested at
the White House, Washington, and
killed himself in his cell.
Albert Somerville of New York shot
and killed his cousin, Ella Somerville,
at Richmond, Texas, while she was
leading him to her fathers house from
a drunken carousal.
Jefferson City Commercial club will
endeavor to raise $50, 900 to offer as a
bonus to any company that will build
railroad from there to Carthage,
Joplin or Springfield.
Supreme tribunal of the Knights OF
Pythias has decided that member
cannot be expelled for gambling or
drunkenness if he was member
prior to the adoption of the law.
Joseph Gavin of Leadville made the
test case and was reinstated.
President Zelaya has again signnlly
defeated the rebels in Nicaragua,
taking Ia blon, one of their strongest
positions
Three men walking on the Pan
handle track near Lansing, ILL.,, were
struck by freight and all were
fatally hurt.
Postmistress Luna Lucas, of Har-
rison, Ark, and her assistant, Miss
Minnie Huffman, have been arrested
for rifling the mails. Both have
confessed.
Rev. William n. Cleveland, Presi-
dent Cleveland's brother, who was
dismissed from his charge at Chau-
mont, N. Y, is likely to be made
pastor for a seeding congregation
from his old church.
A bill has been introduced in the
English House of Commons decreas-
ing one-half the taxation assessment
of agricultural land. This means an
annual loss of revenue of 91,55O,OOO.
The experiment of Rev. Jenkin
Lloyd Jones of Chicago, in inviting
wheelmen to church, is pronounced
success. The janitor was called upon
to check a number of wheels Sunday
morning, and there were in the con-
stopped at the knee, and also few
women in the regular bicycle costume.
Powell and Hollingsworths big to-
bacco plant at Princeton, KY, was
burned.
Thomas r. Madden was killed by
Cherokee named Moses Miller at Wag-
Oner, /. T..
Ray Brooks is in danger of lynching
at Argoa, Ind, for assaulting an aged
woman.
EX-Consul Waller is liable to lose
his eyesight rs a result of his confine-
ment in a French prison.
Rev. Thomas O'Gorman was conse-'
Grated bishop of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
with imposing ceremonies at Wash
ington, D. C..
The remains of w. B. Rodgers, the
Tarrant county, Texas, assessor, who
mysteriously disappeared, were found
in Trinity river.
jeff Gardner, colored, brutally out
ragged young white girl near War
rem, Ark, and was lynched.
Sohn Stetson, theatrical manager, is
dead at Boston.
Business portion of Chandler, Okla,
was destroyed by fire.
Populists and Republicans in North
Carolina failed TO fuse.
Creek pastures are to be opened and
this means the ruin of many cattle
men.
Maryland Populists have declared
for fusion with all opponents of the
money bugs.
Crop of grapes, cherries, apricots
and prunes has been cut down one
half by frost in California.
Rev. Albert j. Dia2, Southern Bap-
fist missionary, is under arrest in
Havana for befriending Cuban rebels
James E. Alsop, alias A. II. Austin,
alleged murderer of Lena Olson, hung
himself in Jail at seattle, Wash.
Andrew Olson's house at Wallace,
Mich, was struck by lightning and
two persons killed, two fatally and
two seriously injured.
At the reception rendered Senator
Tillman at the Brown Palace hotel,
Denver, Mrs Darnall surprised the
free silver advocate by kissing him for
his bravery.
The light apparatus blew up in
theater at GAINESVILLE, Wis, when
Alexander Salvini was playing and
his property man, Max MazzaDovitch,
was badly mangled.
The Kansas immigration and In
formation Association will soon issue
a souvenir, showing the resources of
the State. An introductory article,
entitled Kansas" by John ]. In
gals, will be feature. Other articles
will be contributed by prominent
Kansas statesmen.
The auditorium to be erected at st.
Louis for the Republican National
convention will be the finest of its
kind ever erected The cost will be
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