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

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dered to re-enforce the United States
naval force in Hawaiian waters.
A report to the British foreign Office
on the American tin-plate industry,
says that practically only the Pacific
coast is open to British manufacturers.
A pearl worth $40, 900 was found in
Little River, near Cuttaway, KY.
Europe is beginning to pay for
American wheat in cash. Gold to the
amount Of $4,000, 900 is on the way.
Three men from St Louis are
searching near Green Ridge, Mo-, for
gold supposed to have been hidden
during the war.
Mrs. Amanda Corby of St. Joe, Mo,
made a bequeat valued at 100000 to
the Sisters of Charity of the Order of
St. Vincent de Paul, to establish a
founding asylum.
A fly wheel weighing five tons broke
at Providence, R. l., killing two.
The next meeting of the Odd Fell
lows Sovereign Grand lodge will be
held in Boston.
1t is asserted that Japan is filling
the Hawaiian islands with trained
soldiers in the guise of laborers
Charles Bartlett, chief witness for
Mrs. Craven in the famous Fair pencil
deeds case has been indicted for per-
jury.
Ed Mckenzie, who escaped from the
Cole county, Mo-, Jail, while under
death sentence, was captured in Indian
Territory.
Under the memorable law in China
regarding patricides, an l1-year-Old
boy is to be sliced to death for killing
his mother accidentally.
London bankers met and formally
protested against the action of the
Bank of England in deciding to hold
silver reserve under certain cOndi-
tions.
In case of war between Spain and
the United States the European pow
ers would remain neutral. This inn
portant bit OF news comes from an au-
thentic source.
j. B. jackson, who carried a re-
Volver and made threats was arrested
at the White house door. He is
thought to be Insane
Attorney General McKenna decided
that the 10 per cent discriminating
duty cannot be collected on goods
coming over Canadian railways
An Iowa lawyer has sued Missouri
farmer for a $4,000 fee for services
rendered.
Each Alaska-bound boat carries
many fortune hunters, despite warm
ings of those who return.
Reports from Texas show that the
excessive and high wind and rain have
done great damage to the cotton crop.
David Millsap, leader Of the gang Of
Arkansas moonshiners who killed
Deputy Marshal B. f. Taylor, has
been captured.
The colored people of Alton, Ill, re-
fuse to let their children 60 to schools
separate from the white scholars, and
trouble is feared, as the board say
they will not ne allowed at the white
schools.
Queen Regent Of the Netherlands, in
the speech from the throne at the
opening of parliament, said that she
expected Queen Wilhelmina to begin
her reign next year.
SPANS monetary affairs have grown
woefullv complicated In case that
government defaults France will be
the main sufferer. The hidalgoes are
negotiating another loan.
Ed Static backs mind is believed to
have given way under the strain Of
constant fear OF lynching.
Eleven-year.old Maud Brockman Of
Warrensburg, Mo, was attacked and
badly cut by demented negro.
A section foreman on the Southern
railroad found an infant wrapped in
an old apron, which had been thrown
from a moving train.
The public schools in Alton, ILL.,,
have been separated, and from this
time the white scholars will attend
one school and the colored pupils an
other
After holding the council chamber
forty-eight hours the old board Of
supervisors of San Francisco, which
was ousted last week, was elected by
the police.
Hon. R. Q. Mills has written a let
ter to President Diaz of Mexico, ask
ing the pardon of Mac Stewart, the
ex-Confederate soldier, who is imprls-
oned under sentence OF death for kill
ing Mexican policemen.
Forty-six French troops were mas
sacred by Chief Samory's followers in
Africa.
Hon. Barry Somerset Maxwell, son
of the heir of Baron Farnham, was
killed in bicycle accident
Menelik has decorated Prince Bis
marck with the golden cross Of the
Order of the Star of Ethiopia.
Choynski and Goddard have been
matched to fight next November. The
Australian has whipped ChOynski
twice
John Guthrie will be the next post
master at Topeka
Christian Nelson, founder of the
town Of Bennington, Kan, was killed
in a runaway.
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