Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-26
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Council OF Jewish Women hos
adopted ''health and humanity as its
motto.
Over 100000 barrels of apples are
exported yearly and the trade is grow
ing.
Wages of the Pullman Palace Car
company shopmen have been cut 5per
cent.
Fifteen hundred employees of the
Michigan Car works, Detroit, have
been laid off.
Dan Stuart has formed a syndicate
to establish Monte Carlo at Juarez,
across the Mexican line from FL Paso.
British steamer, Memphis, from
Montreal, went ashore in Dunlongh
bay, England, and twelve men were
lost.
David S. Jordan, government com
missioner, reports that but one-ffth as
many seals are on the Alaska islands
as there were ten years ago.
Fred Williams assaulted the 12-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Palm at Carbon,
Pike county, Ind, and was pursued
and slain by a party of miners.
Spanish Premier Castillo says he win
brook no interference with Cuba by the
United States, and will not make any
concessions or yield to anybody
James White, member of the Brit
ish parliament and head of New York
firm, has assigned, and sailed for India,
because sued for breach of promise by
the daughter of Scotch preacher,
Sebe Jones committed suicide at
Little Rock rather than submit to
arrest.
Chicago & Northern Pacific railroad
sold at trustees sale in Chicago for
$4,000, 900.
A. H. Plumb, Senator Plumb's Oldest
son, is to marry Miss Elva L. Gibson of
Omaha.
"Cooney the fox, of Cronin murder
fame, has returned to Chicago.
Cleveland Steel company is prepar-
ing to manufacture crucible steel. Our
supply now all comes from Sweden.
William c. McCreery has been APP
pointed internal revenue collector for
the st. Louis district.
A scheme is on foot to place Turkish
affairs in the hands of a responsible
European ministry.
]. F. Willis of Kansas has sued the
National Farmers Alliance for 5000 for
services as lecturer.
A fight between Sharkey and Peter
Maher is being arranged by the Bohe-
milan Sporting club, New York.
A. E. Alvey, secretary of the school
board at Talequah killed City Marshal
Buff Wiley, and was in turn killed by
Wilev's brother.
Bryan is to deliver non-partisan lee
lures under the management of V. e.
McBee Of Norfolk, Va, beginning at
Atlanta in December.
M. A. Hanna will be secretary of the
treasury and Henry c. Payne of Wis
consin postmaster general in McKin-
ley's cabinet, says Washington gossip.
This years raw sugar supply is
greater than 1895, and sugar should be
cheaper. Increased beat sugar pro-
duction makes up for the Cuban and
Russian shortage.
G. d. Holloway of Holland, Ohio, and
o. Y. Gum of Maumee claim title to
100000 acres in the Northwest, on
which st. Paul, Minneapolis and eleven
other towns are located.
Senator Vest thinks the Republicans
cannot pass the Dingley bill or any
other tariff bill. He fears the silver
men will have very narrow margin
in the senate after this.
Sovereign was reelected grand mas
40, Of Ahn Kniohkg 81 T.oh
w. Hayes secretary-treasurer without
opposition. Tom Mcclure won in
the contest for general worthy fore
man.
National W. G. I. U. by formal reso-
luton repudiated the so-called "WO-
mems Bible" All officers were re-
elected, with headquarters in Chicago.
Senator Voorhees, is convalescent.
Wyoming is probably Democratic.
SPANS new loan was greatly over
subscribed.
w. j. Bryan Is writing book on
bimetallism.
Kansas Populists favor law prohib-
iting football.
Ladue hotel at otoe Indian agency
burned, loss $1,000.
Boston shipped 1924 barrels Of
apples to Europe last week.
Lucien Bacigalupi, a totally blind
boy in San francisco, can see by use OF
X rays.
Republicans are preparing to contest
the election of f. L. Taylor as gov
ernor of Tennessee.
National Grange wants Mckinley to
appoint a practical farmer for secre-
tary of agriculture.
Zinc spoilers of Southwest Missouri
and Southern Kansas have all resumed
work since election.
Senators Vest and Cockrel are
lead the silver element in the Senats5
in fight against the confirmation Of
Secretary Francis and Commissioners
Forman.
Postofice officials are seeking legis-
lation to regulate the use of private
letter boxes to prevent frauds.
Peter Maher knocked Joe Choyinski
out in the sixth round before the
Broadway Athletic club, New York.
Princess Elvira, Don Carlos third
daughter, has elpped from Genoa,
Italy, with a married Roman artist
named Folchi
According to eleventh census labor
statistics, over per cent of the people
were out of employment the year end