Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-28
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Osceola, Ark, had a 500, 600 fire

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The revolution in Guatemala has
been subdued.
A railroad from Sedalia to Miami,
Mo-, is projected.
Boxing matches in New Orleans are
a thing Of the past
The potato crop is very poor all over
the United States
Corbett and Fitzsimmons may fight
ct Carson again in June
Zeb Rudolph, Gar6eld's father-in-
law, is dead at Mentor, aged 81.
President Mckinley is collecting
material for his annual message.
Efforts are being made in Kansas to
secure Emmett Dalton's pardon.
John ]. McCook is talked of for at
torney general to succeed McKenna,
The city of Denver has leased the
gas company's plant for eight years.
Joe Patchen paced mile in four
wheeled sull1y at Joliet, ILL.,, in 2:O2%,
breaking the record by nearly three
seconds
Admiral Gerrardi was reelected
commander-in- chief of the Loyal
Legion.
George Young, Blue Earth City,
Mimi, farmer, killed his wife, two
sons and himself.
Yellow fever has caused the tempo
rary removal of the capital of Ala.
bama to Birmingham
St Louis sportsmen have purchased
1900 acres Of land in Iron county for
game preserve,
State Treasurer Steele of Michigan
was arrested on charges growing out
of his fathers failure for over 81, 0OO,-
000.
Linda Hicks stabbed William Ken
nedy, another negro, to death in a
quarrel at the Fleming mines, near
Pittsburg, Kan.
W. 81. Lever, the English soap man
ufacturer, proposes to establish q
SIC, 900, 900 factory in the United States
or Canada
The widow Pease got Judgment for
$40, 600 damages against Saloonkeeper
Karean of Hampshire, ILL.,, for selling
liquor to her husband.
James K. Taylor of Pennsylvania
has been appointed Supervising Arch
itect of the Treasury
The United States Supreme Court
ordered new trial of Mary Kittering,J
convicted in the Western District OF,
Arkansas Of numbering her husband.
The remains of Charles A. Dana
were inferred in the churchyard at
Glen Cove, L L
Vilasco Layton, who violated his
parole, shot himself when officers ar
rived to return him to Joliet.
A Pennsylvania man and wife, aged
respectively SO and % years, agreed to
separate after being married three
years.
Judge Tuthills court room, the
scene Of the Luetgert trial, has been
stripped of almost everything port
able by relic hunters.
Sheriff "Buck" Taylor of Livingston
county, Mo-, was accidentally killed
while out hunting near Jonesboro,
Ark.
The Pail Mall Gazette admits that
American competition in the iron and
steel Industries is gripping English
interests severely.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson, widow
of the famous novelist, was one of the
passengers on the steamship Alameda.
She has abandoned her home in Apia,
Samoa, and in the future will reside in
California.
The twin sons of the late George NJ.
Pullman have been disinherited, it is
said. The story is to the effect that
the strokes of Mr. Pullman's pen that.
made a barrier between his sons and
his money were made only ten days
before his death.
The estimates of the chief of engik
neers for the war department provide
$50, 900 for improving the harbor of
New Madrid, Mo; S7OO,675 for the
Missouri river under the commission,
and $3.50, 900 for the Usage river, under
the Missouri commission.
Mr.. Roberts, United States treas
urer, says that no important deficit
has been found by the count of silver
in the treasury.
The Bertha from St. Michaels
brought fourteen passengers and about
$50, 900 in gold.
Allen w. Thurman has written
letter to Henry George, wishing him
success.
The citizens of La Grange, Mo-,
voted 5000 in bonds to put in an cleo
trio light plant
At the sale of the Union Pacific, No
vember 2, the road will pass into the
hands of the Vsnderbilts.
A report is in circulation at Chelsea,
Ind. Ter, that Chief s. II. Mayes Of
the Cherokee Nation will soon resign
his position.
The secretary of state has chartered
the Missouri and Southern Railway
company Of Sedalia. The compeny
has a capital stock of 100000.
Captain Lowering, who is accused Of,
brutally maltreating Private Hauf-
mond, has asked for a court of il
quiry. His only alternative was a
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