Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-03
NEWS BOILED DOWN.

danger of popular fury.
The mud island in Moro bay, Gala,
is sinking out of sight.
Johnson, the Logansport, Inu., bank
wrecker, gets ten years.
The William H. Bunge vinegar fac
tory, Chicago, burned. Loss, Sl75,OOO.
Democrats of Washington have cut
loose from the silver fusionists.
A L. Bradshaw, sewing machine
agent at Cameron, Mo-, killed himself.
John Cotter of Everton, Mo. killed
Newton McCrOslly in business quar-
rel
The volume of spring merchandise
distributed has been less than was eX-
pected.
Sergeant Tom Carroll killed himself
with carbolic acid at junction City,
Kan.
National Committeeman Long of
Florida has been selected for minister
to Portugal.
The Irish Parliamentary party will
have naught to do with the Victoria
jubilee.
Coz. Chas Gordon, an American, was
killed in sllirmish with Spaniards
near Cienfuegos, Cuba.
Joe DENLY Jr., living near Shoaley
Bend, Ark, called John Hays to his
door and shot him dead.
John E. Redmond and three other
Parnellites have been elected from the
House of Commons.
Fitzsimmons is not ready to fight.
He declines to meet Joe Goddard and
says he did not promise Corbett a go.
Seven hundred convicts in San
Quentin prison, CAL, are in solitary
confinement on bread and water for
becoming mutinous.
Laura A. Brook of st. Paul is to con-
test the will of William Lampson Of
Leroy, N. Y, who left S75O,OOO to
Yale.
Three desperate prisoners broke jail
at jefferson City, including the long
and short footpad from Kansas City.
Ex-Superintendent of Insurance
Durfcc has sacrificed his property and
made good his shortage to the state.
Whitelaw Reid, General Miles, Adj
4ulllCA anu OSuCh
the embassy to England for the
queens jubilee
Two thousand people are without
shelter at FL Paso because of the flood,
and another rise in the Rio Grande is
expected.
Harper S. Cunningham, formerly Of
Salinn, Kan, was appointed attorney
general by Governor Barnes of Okla
homa.
Rowland Griggs, absent since 1861
returned to Boone county, Missouri,
and found his wife remarked He did
not claim her.
The chief clerk of the registry de-
partment Of the Portland, Ore, post
office, the city jailer, a detective and
two other parties are under arrest on
the charge of conspiracy to rob the
postoffice.
At meeting of the National BE
metallic league in Paris, Premier Me-
line said France would aid the United
States to secure bimetallism. At pres
emit England was the stumbling block.
He rejoiced in McKinley's election.
President Mckinley has informed
Senator Baker that he has no inten- =,
ton of removing Warden French from
the Federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth. The office is under the civil
service system.
ODa Melton is still in prison in HA-
Vana
Frank p Hastings, secretary of the
Hawaiian legation at Washington, is
dead.
The Manhattan, Kan, foundry was
destroyed by FIRE. Loss, S95, 900. Or
igin of the fire is unknown.
L. o. Sennett, Western Union tel
egraph operator, was shot dead in the
home of Maggie Welsh, variety ac-
tress, at San Antonio, Texas.
A new treatment for lock jaw has
been successfully tried in San Fran
CISCO
Ashland, WIS, suffered Sl5O,OOO fire
loss
Another bridge is to be built over
Niagara.
Judge H. NJ. Buford killed himself
at Lexington, Ky.
The notorious Seeley dinner trials
will be dropped.
Illinois miners strike has ended in
the mems surrender.
The powers are less and less in
clined to listen to Turkeys demands.
Representative Wheeler Of Ken
lucky proposes national occupation
tax.
Ex-senator Call of Florida wants
appointment ON the Dawes commits
sion.
Whitelaw Reid will represent the
United States at Queen Yictorla's jub- \
lice.
Thomas Kinney. Fort Scott, Kan. n
hotel man, committed suicide at Har-
wood, Mo.
Jim Parker, train robber, murderer
and Jail breaker, has been recaptured
In Arizona
Five hundred Ell Paso, Texas, fam
lilies have been rendered homeless by
the flood.
Some attorneys in Vermont make
from S., 900 to $4,000 year at the
business Of smuggling in Cinnamon.
Nine men were killed and eight in
iured in a head. end collision on the
Short Line at American Falls, Idaho.
James f. Wade, John K. Miner and
William NJ Graham have been pro-