Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-02

was seized and the owners of Joints"
Jailed at Newton, Kan.
Judge Gest has dissolved the iniunc-
ton against the removal Of the head
Office Of the Modern WoodmeD from
Fulton, whose citizens have prepared
for another invasion. The master in
chancery has issued another injunc-
ton.
New York cloakmakers won their
strike,
Archbishop Ireland is a G. A. R.
man now.
Count Mntzu, a Japanese leader, is
dead.
Loaves of bread are shriveling as
flour is advancing.
Gen. Samuel A. Hartman is dead at
Hot Springs, Ark.
Forty-fve thousand G. A. R. veter-
ans paraded at Buffalo.
brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men gave 81 400 to the coal strikers.
Walter Wellman projects polar ex-
petition next summer.
A bicyc Gle firm has sent wheel to
the White house as gift
President Kruger declares his coun-
try independent of Great Britain
Chief Conlin of the New York police
has been retired on $4,000 pension.
William r. Holiday of Indiana has
been appointed consul general at st.
Petersburg.
AL Hawkins, Chicago gambler had
his neck broken by folding bed clos
ing on him.
John D. Tallant, a San Francisco
banker, became violently insane on
the Northwestern railroad going east
Government estimates make the
worlds visible supply of wheat 75,-
100000 bushels short of the demand.
Two negro murderers were lynched
in Arkansas, and the necks of six riot
ers in jail at Rison are in danger.
Prince Luigi of Savoy and party of
Italians reached the summit Of Mount
Elias st an altitude of 1900 feet,
after tifty-one days travel ON snow
and ice.
Federal officials raided the Chinese
colony at ST. Louis and captured 2s3
pigtails, all but fourteen of whom es-
tablished their right to a residence.
At Burlington, Iowa, Brakeman f.
E. Taylor kicked DR.. William Hem
bricks into insensibility on apublic
street, accusing the physician OF hyp-
notising and alternating his wifes af-
fectiors.
Missouri's board of agriculture has
issued bulletin warning farmers
against creamery projectors.
The Duke and Duchess Of York are
arranging to visit Canada next spring.
Prominent citizens are involved in
raids ty the sheriff at Chilhowee, Mo-,
on alleer gamblers and illicit liquor
de-l ers.
Mike Bronnon's liquor joint at
KinSman Kan, has been burned, and
in consequence temperance crusaders
are guarding the Methodist church
for fear OF retaliation.
Broad is higher in London and
Leeds.
A new window glass trust has been
formed
Chicago police broke up hypnotic
exhibition.
Perry, Okla, reports Texas fever
among cattle.
Greece cannot pay the Turkish in
dem-.ty demanded.
A syndicate has bought w. ]. Ar
kell's Alaska mi ming claim.
San Salvador has adopted the gold
standard at special session of con-
gross.
Aaron C. Conn, Detroit Spectator,
went crazy over losses and killed him
self
Seventy Chicago business men have
just made a trip through Nebraska
and report big crops.
August Stinehoff of Fort Worth,
Tex. shot his wife and himself. She
Is not hurt badly. He is dead.
Silver made another low record, go
ing 70 81 &c in New York, and Mexican
doll0r- to 3oHc.
Three law, Michigan Insurance.
compani.. have been ordered tC
change their business methods OIL
quit the state.
Baron Mackau. one of the promot-
ers of tho fatal Paris charity bazaar
was fined 100 francs and two of the
employees were given jail sentences.
Consul Monaghan at Chemnitz re
ports to the state department tha
state own. rship of railroads is sue
cess in Cos many.
"Wil!i1m Tell" missed his mark anC
dangerously wounded Thomas Vim
bush OF st. Louis at Xenia, Ill.
Matt. Il s, Quay is again in contro
of the Philadelphia Republican ma
chine.
Judge E. B. Pfost of Kansas City
Kan, personally supervised a gam
bling house raid, capturing q dozeI
prisoners and load of fixtures.
The dispute over the will OF Andrew
j. Davis, the Butte. Mont, million
ai-e, is ended and the case settled GU
of coIrt
Special Master in Chancery Georg
W. Clark has made an exhaustive re
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