Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-01
NEWS BOILED DOWN.

" nAOSSH years III Jne p6HlJcnJlhry ZOE
killing his brother-in-law at Hopkins,
Mo.
A.. d. Hubbard has been convicted
In the Shawnee county, Kan, district
court of embezzlement of SO, 900 as re-
ceiver of the Hamilton Printing COM
papy.
Public school children of Missouri
will have to spend 100000 for text
books in the next three months.
Cine hundred and sixty-six British
war ships, carrying las, 900 men, and
fourteen foreign war ships were re-
viewed by the Prince of Wales and
other notables off the Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria reviewed 6, 900 school
children, 1900 firemen and 1000 Elton
boys
Kansas Bank Commissioner Broiden-
thai, in issuing call for reports from
the banks at the close Of business
June 81, cautions them against unsafe
loans and dividends issued not accord
Ing to law.
G. J. Spence Of Richmond, Mo-, was
acquitted of the charge OF leading the
mob which lynched Winner and Nell
son at Lexington, Mo.
Michael w. Sutton's name for Kan
sas internal revenue collector has
been sent to the Senate.
The proposed duty ON hides fixed by
the Senate finance committee at 90 per
cent ad valorem, instead of II cents
por pound.
Great Western Printing company,
St Louis, failed.
Sullivan and Fitzsimmons are to
spar In Brooklyn on the 5th.
The five republics of Central Amer
lea are to unite.
Collector James T. Kilbrith of New
York is dead
Switzerland is to coin more silver
tor small change.
The Gangoot, a Russian ironclad,
sank during q storm.
Four Mormon elders were run out of
Meridian, Miss.
Ed =. Stokes, who killed Jim Fisk, is
said to be dying.
Powderly is to be commissioner Of
immigration at New York.
The holocaust in the Paris bazaar is
aOw laid to anarchists
Ohio and Pennsylvania miners have
postponed striking until fall
Senator Corbett of Oregon will not
be seated at this session of the Senate.
This year Cornell won the college
regatta; Yale second and Harvard
third.
A senate committee is to investigate
the initiative and referendum system
About 30, 900 of London's poor were
fed at the Princess of Wales jubilee
dinner.
The steamer Umbria took out 731,-
300 ounces Of silver from New York
Saturday.
Bryan spoke at the Carthage, Mo-,
Chautauqua Thursday and at the Of
tawa, Kan, one Friday.
Harry Hurst and w. o. Young, Ben
ton county, Ark, officers, fought a
duel for girl and Hurst won.
The glass workers are prep"~'7g for
big strike and the bosses for the
longest shut down ON record.
The Harris resolution to foreclose
ON the Union Pacific has been unan-
lmously reported to the Senate.
The Standard Oil company has OBJ
tanned control Of the Bay State Gas
company, paying Addicks SO, $4,000
Governor Atkinson of West Virginia
and Mrs. Myrs Camden were married
st Clarkshurg very quietly.
Webster Davis has decided that in
cluSion Of mans name on the pen
sion roll is proof of honorable dis.
charge.
Japanese newspapers accuse the
United States of bad faith in reference
to Hawaii The truth is Japan wants
the islands herself.
Mrs. Margaret oliphant, the author,
Is dead.
An epidemic Of suicides prevails in
Chicago, where over forty persons
have taken their lives during June.
An old sailor, Captain Flint, has de-
signed boat that Is expected to attain
q speed of fifty miles an hour.
The Bannerman VS. Winchester Re-
peating Arms company case, for al
legged patent infringement, has been
decided in favor of defendants.
Colonel Charles II. Jones is out Of
the st. Louis Post Dispatch n age
ment Joseph Pulitzer is said to nave
paid him 9!00, 200 to get out
The corning house of tho powder
mill near Alton, ILL.,, was blown up.
Two men were killed.
John Garvey, the tramp, who once
slept In bed in Mrs. William Astor's
house, died in an insane asylum.
Mrs John A. Logan is suffering
with an injured knee. She may not
be able to be present when the gen.
erals statue Is unveiled.
Fort Scott, Kan, is stirred up over
court decision which invalidateF ali
the city ordinances now in effect and
promises en- IS litige- vi.
Governor Stephens has appointed
delegates ito til -. .9nGl Farr- era
congress, which meeks at st. Paul An
gust 5. Norman J. ColmAn and ]. c.
Denham Of St Louis are delegstes.at-
large.
A detective who was tracking the
native who aSsaSsinated a British
officer in India, " as found In a quarry,
beaten into inSensibility.
Chauneey Depew, in an interview
with London reporter, EGid that the
arbitration treaty must come. He
also termed the British land grabbers.