Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-29
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ley bill will be stricken out in the
Senate.
Mckinley has decided to appoint
BeLlamy Storer Of Cincinnati minister
TO Belgium,
Judge NJ. R. Day of Canton, Ohio,
will be appointed first assistant secre-
tary of state.
Representative Dorr of West Vir-
ginia has introduced bill to repeal
the civil service law.
Republican senators decided to &C
cept the plan of the opposition for
committee reorganization.
The Choctaws snd Chickas avs have
decided to accept the DAVIS commission
plan Of allotment, etc.
The British bark Tamaria with
twenty-one persons on board is given
up foI lost
Three prisoners escaped from the
Harrisonville, Mo, Jail by clever
ruse.
Rev. Farrar, Pennsylvania
preacher, was expelled from the
church. He confessed, adultery.
Ed Newcomb, the much-hunted out
law Of Oklahoma aad Indian Terri
tory, is under arrest at Vinita.
Mrs Hovey of Michigan butchered
her so-year-old mOther-in-law with an
ak and then cremated the body.
Mabel Haines, the actress, was
awarded $4,000 against a Chicago
hotel for damages sustained in fold
ing bed.
Major Thomas E. Breckenridge, last
survivor of Fremont's transcontinental
expedition, is dead at Hannibal, Mo.
Government engineers warn riparian
jewellers in the lower Mississippi val
ley that the worst of the flood is to
come.
A hypnotic subject who was buried
three days. when disinterred, became
violent and did not quiet down till
fully restored.
George Braunschweig, an EN- bezzling
employee of John Roap of Chicago,
when trapped, shot his employer and
then turning the pistol on himself
ended his own life.
King Humbert's assailant is pro-
nounced insane.
Eight warships of Great Britain are
in Delagoa bay to protect England
from the intrigues of Germany, Portu-
gal and the Transvaal
Weyler offered perfect autonomy to
Cuba, with guarantee of faith. The
proposition was declined. Absolute
liberty and independence are the only
terms upon which a cessation of hos
tilities will be agreed to.
Congress declined to express sympa-
thy with Greece.
Japs, being turned away from Ha-
wall, are hoclking to America.
Three cent street car fares in Indian
apolis were knocked out in the courts.
E. Weir of the Grand Central hotel,
Ogden, Utah, went out to get a $40 bill
changed and was murdered for the
money.
Mrs. Pagan Bourland shot and killed
Maud Allen, her husbands paramour,
1T Fort Smith, Ark.
Ira Stanbury of st. Louis James
Thorp, motorman, for rum car
AhOO Oh1hDNAy . NhBbJ'
Pet Camp, aged 70, a. Sallie 81
mons, aged i, elored from Corbin,
KY, and were married at Jellico,
Tenn.
Frank Evans died at San Jose, CAL,
from knockout blow given by Matt
Semlcky in fourteen round fight.
Colonel John s. Mosby was thrown
from buggy at the University of Vir.
ginia and received a cut which may
seriously in1ure one eye.
John B. Warner, son of Major Will.
lam Warner, has been appointed inn
migration inspector at Kansas City at
81, 800 per year.
Wiley Britton of Kansas and Charles
Slavens of Missouri have been rein
stated as special examiners of the PEN
sion bureau.
Joseph II. Ward of Hays City, KAN,
has been appointed custodian of the
abandoned military reservation there,
vice Eli Fox resigned.
Five million dollars is said to have
been sent from the United States and
Canada to Greece.
Bulgaria openly declined Turkeys
demand for the expulsion of Greeks.
Montenegro proposes to observe strict
neutrality.
Harry w. Cassin, a society leader of
Atlanta, Ca, misappropriated S45, 0Ou
of the Georgia Loan and Savings COM
pany of which he was cashier.
Charles w. Spaulding, president of
the defunct Globe Savings bank of
Chicago, put in jail in default of bonds
for embezzlement from the University
Of Illinois.
The Republican legislative caucus
of Kentucky nominated DIR. ". j. De-
Doe for United States Senator after
twenty-eight ballots In the joint
session of the Legislature, two Repub-
iicans bolted and prevented quorum.
w. B. Somerville, for the Fast twenty
years in charge of all The Western
Union Telegraph comranY's press busi-
ness, is dead, ages IS years.
Unusually heavy rains IN psbra3ka
and Iowa did considerable damage.
Charles James Of Washington is
writing history * the war, intended
10 show a Stanton-Seward conspiracy
against President Lincoln.
Father Thomas sherman, son Of
General William Z, Sherman, is seri-
ously ill from nervous prostration.
Samuel Colgate, New York million