The Chanute times., 1897-01-15
LATE NEWS NOTES.

| u clnch. on the Indiana SenatOrShip
Lawrence Brown negros suspected
of arson, was lynched at Stillton,
N. C.
Dan Stuart has posted $1,000 with
AL Smith, the stakeholder in She Cor
-Fitzsimmons, match.
Chris NSchauer, Jr:, Pittsburg, Pa,
banker, committed suicide by yhamginQ,
because ofill health.
Senator Allison chatted with McKin-
ley at Cleveland pleasantly, but re-
fused to go into the cabinet.
| Prosecution of President Reinhart of
the Santa Fe at Chicago for alleged
deviation of rates fell through.
Populists control the organization Of
the Nebraska house and the Democrats
and silver Re publicans the Senate:
Peter Fagin, Michael Sebia and Jo-
seph Larkin were killed at Twin lakes
station, Colo, while thawing out giant
powder.
Mill operatives and families are quit
ting Bombay en- masse. Since the,
plague began over 325, 900 people have
! fled the city.
Emma Spreckles Watson is said to,
have decided back to her father mil
lions of property because of his objec.
tions to her husband
A thousand Poles attacked the par,
sonage of st. Stanislaus church, Bay
City, Mich. and drove out the priest,
one Bagocki One man was fatally
wounded by detective.
A delegation of Sac and Fox Indians,
were fooled into making IL trip to,
Washington concerning payment of
500, 600 to their tribe, which was not,
even thought of at Washington.
Republican fight in Pennsylvania,
ended in the caucus nomination of
State Senator Boies Penrose of Phila-
delphia to succeed Senator Cameron,
Wanamaller being turned down by
Boss Quay.
Grant Bramble, Sleepy Eye, Minn:,
inventor and patentee of a wonderful
rotary engine, has sold rights aggre-
eating over $1,000, 600 and still retains
control of Mexico and the Canadian
provinces.
Senator PETER will not go to Kansas
to scramble for reelection.
Senator Berry of Arkansas is opposed
to protection for lumber.
There is talk of the resignation of
Senator George of Mississippi.
. Balance of trade in 1896 in favor of
the United States was about $245, ,000;-
600
Ex-County Recorder Samuel R.
Chase. Chicago, is short So, 900 in his
accounts.
Russia and France will endeavor, to
make Uncle Sam and Spain keep the.
peace.
Wife of Byron Reynolds at Nolun-
vile. Texas, was robbed of $500 cash
and $700 in checks.
Democrat and silver Republicans,
fused and froze out the Populists of
the Idaho legislature.
Officers of the Globe Fire Insurance
of New York are accused of crooked
ness by Ohio officials.
Hawaiian annexation agitation is
being revived both on the island and
at Washington city.
Austro- Hungary, following Frances
lead, will invest $100,000,000 inInew
guns for artillery service.
Twenty of the twenty eight men on,
board the scuttled Cuban filibuster,
Commodore, reached land.
Havana correspondents of three
Mad rid papers have been<recalled for
unfriendly criticism of the Spanish.
Belle Morgan who recently COM
mitted suicide in Cincinnati is said to-
have been an expert diamond thief.
Island of Juan Fernandez HASN'T.
been destroyed as reported, but is
used as Chilian lobster settlement
Twelve hundred coal miners on, the
Wheeling division of the h. & O.. are
on strike.
Bob FitZsimmons. has, signed Dan
Stuart's articles for a, fight with Cor
bett and the latter says he is pleased.
Governor Altgeld won avictory over
the Hinrichsenl faction in, the Illinois.
Democratic state central committee.
James Harvey, alleged wife muir
derer, in Jail at Wilmington,, o., ae-
cuses his, father, an, old Quaker
preacher, with, the crime.
To save her7-year-old,d d,daughterfro
her husband, Mrs. Belle Smith of New
York City killed. the latter with a pair
of scissors.
Wyoming state general hospital at.
Rock Springs burned; loss $4,000; ln-
surance $4,000. AL patients were re-
moved but one lady died of fright.
Tom l., Johnson of Cleveland, presi-
dent of the Detroit Citizens Street.
Railway company, is How in control of
Detroit's street railway lines.
Editor McCullagh of the st. Louis
Globe Democrat left no will and his
estate worth perhaps 100000 will be
divided among seven sets of heirs.
w. f. Anderson, titled English
man, set trap, caught native thief
in Nicaragua, and whipped him fa-
tally and was subsequently poisoned
in revenge.
Sir Joseph Hickson, who managed
the Grand Trunk railroad from 1874 to.
1880, is dead in Montreal. He was
born in Otterburn, Northumberland,
in 1880,
Mckinley is working on his inaug-
ural address at Hanna's home.
Martin and Joe Cox, white. and Tom
Curry, Bishop and Simpson Petty, col-
ored, were killed by an explosion in
the Anderson mines at South Meal
ester, l. 7.