Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-28
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
Yale defeated the Carlisle football
eleven by score of "a to o.
The Democratic editors Of Illinois
have reafirmed the Chicago platform.
Luetgert is receiving forty offers
week from women who want to marry
him.
Twelve thousand people attended a
reception in Washington to Miss Cassie
Cisneros.
President Mckinley will receive the
election returns at the home Of his
mother in Canton.
DJohn J. Maloney, Chicago polite
ian, fatally shot John P. Harding,
county committeeman.
The Missouri State Teachers Assoc
citation will meet in jefferson City,
December 20 to 30.
Senator Platt is working to have
President Mckinley declare openly for
Tracy for mayor of Greater New York.
Eighty-seven warships are being
built in Great Britain. OF these thir-
ty-four go to foreign governments
Seven cases of yellow fever have
broke ont at Selma, Ala, and a gen.
eral stampede from town took place.
Thirteen seamen, the crew Of the
schooner Caspar, were drowned by
the wreck Of the vessel near Point
Arena, Cal.
Twenty Mexicans were killed by
the explosion of three tons of powder
at the Niacorari NINE near Hermo-
sillo.
A band of burglars robbed an ex-
centric old gentleman of Lyons,
France, of $40, 900 in cash and $1,000
in securities.
General Gerge D. Ruggles probably
will succeed General Stanley as gov
ernor of the Soldiers home in Wash
ington.
English nobility is going into trade.
The latest blue blood to embark in
business is lord who has started a
poultry market.
Lord Salisbury probably will resign
the premiership shortly. His retire.
ment within few months is consid-
cred inevitable.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick of Chicago
purchased valuable dog in France
and diplomatic correspondence was
necessary before it was allowed to
land in England.
DR.. Nansen, the Arctic explorer, has
arrived in New York on lecturing
tour. He thinks there will be no
difficulty in reaching the north pole.
Mrs Benjamin Sapp severely horse
whipped Cashier Morris OF the Bank
of Sloan Springs, Ark. She claims
Morris insulted ner.
Eighteen freight train robbers, ten
of them merchants, were convicted al
Dalton, Ga. The leader was given ten
years and the merchants fined. The
railroads have lost S5O,OOu
The biennial convention of the
Worlds Women's Christian Temper
ance union at Toronto reelected Fran
ces E. Willard president and all the
old officers of the union.
b. +. Morris of Howell, Woodruff
county, Ark, a school director, &c
years old and wealthy, pleaded guilty
to sending an obscene letter through
the mail and was given one year in
the Leavenworth federal penitentiary
President Carson of the Illinois Goa
Miners union has been found guilty
of bribery in connection with the re
cent strike. He accepted money from
operators TO induce miners to return
to work regardless of the scale paid.
The Lowering court Of inquiry a
Fort Sheridan closed with the testi
mony of Captain Lowering. lie ad
mitted all the charges against hin
and the kicking and sword prodding
on Private Hammond, but said thel
were not hard enough to injure him
He declared that Hammond had deieC
all the officers of the day, and that hi
Lovering) was compelled to resort t,
harsh measures in order to mainta
military discipline. The verdict o
, the court will not be known unit
made public by the War department
The line Of the Missouri and Kansa
Long Distance Telephone compan.
will soon reach Nevada, Mo
Over 400 Chicago policemen are t
be discharged to make way for "Sta
League" men let out during the pre-
eeding administration.
Henry George is making the grea'
est campaign ever made IN a Ne'
York mayoralty contest He contir
/. ues to ssVagely attack Croker. Fathe
= McGlynn has written letter in sur
port OF Mr. Georges candidacy, and
4 sorry no caanot take the stump 70
him