Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-30
NEWS NOTES.

come to an end.
Sedalia has made her first shipment
of lead ore.
The American paper manufacturers
trust is about to be organized.
The first treaty between Japan and
Chill was signed at Washington.
The New York dry goods store at
Lawrence, Kan, has assigned.
Great Britain probably will not take
part in the sealing conference at
Washington.
One hundred and fifty persons were
killed by the recent railroad wreck in
India.
Civil war has broken out in Costa
RIGA because the president is candi-
date for reelection.
Dingley bill has resulted in bring
ing idleness to 5000 persons in one
German community.
A report comes from Paris that Ger
many, Austria, France and Russia will
force Spain to end the Cuban war.
James Allen, noted war balloonist,
is dead, at Providence, R. l., aged rs
years
Ex-President Cleveland has pur-
chased a big fish pond near Buzzard's
Bay, Mass.
The Dawes and Creek commissions
have reached an agreement for the
abolition of tribal government
W. H. Suppe of Galena, Kan, is I'M
der arrest for completely in the Elm
dale, Kan, bank robbery.
Senator Baker has recommended
Levi Ferguson for postmaster at We'll
iington, Kan, thus ending long and
bitter fight.
The United States consular agent in
Guatemala reports that the war has
placed American interests in great
danger.
An epidemic of murder is prevalent
in London and vicinity. Many afro
cious crimes recently have been COM
mitted.
Count Badeni, Austria's premier, was
shot in the right hand in duel with
d. Wolff, German Nationalist leader,
over political quarrel
R. c. Wallace has been appointed
postmaster at Hammondsville Ohio.
He succeeds his father, who held the
office for sixty-eight years.
Bourke Cochran is out in a letter
warning Tammany not to tolerate the
Chicago platform in it's Greater New
York convention.
Four vessels now in New York har-
Dor are preparing for trip to the
Klondike, carrying $50 passengers, by
way of Cape Horn.
The steamer Seattle has arrived
from Skaguay and Dyea with 215 gold
seekers who were unable to cross the
White Pass.
Martin Ross, a coal miner, is in Jail
at South McAlister, Ind Ter, charged
with the murder of his bride of two
weeks.
A fusion ticket was nominated by
the Democrats, Populists and free sill
yer Republicans of Montgomery
county, Kansas.
Professor Stevens made q balloon
ascension at Niagara Falls and when
5000 feet in the air his balloon ex-
ploded. He landed safely in his para
chute.
Professor S. N. Hopkins, superin-
tendent of the Ell Reno city schools,
has been appointed territorial super
intendent of Oklahoma by Governor
Barnes.
Arthur W. May, a Shamokin, Pa,
blacksmith, killed his sweetheart with
her consent and committed suicide,
because their matrimonial intentions
had been baffled
G. c Clemens knocked out the floral
ball of the Topeka Carnival which was
to have been given in Representative
hall, because the Invitations were only
extended to society people.
Jacob L. Kastner, manager of a
large Chicago department store, was
indicted on a charge of having at
tempted to bride William Mangler,
alderman.
Bancroft, well known magician.
died at Charleston, S. G., of typhoid
fever.
The Missouri Pacific railway and the
Order Of Railway Brakemen are en-
gagged sin a serious dispute over the
wholesale discharge of brakemen on
the Joplin end of the road without
giving them a hearing.
1t is rumored that Powell Clayton of
Arkansas will locate in Oklahoma as
soon as he gets through with his of
fetal duties as minister to Mexico, and
become a candidate for United States
senator when Oklahoma is admitted TO
statehood