Hutchinson gazette., 1898-10-13

tunW utplhleh lnNl INV lntNnolIh Ol
Prince Bismarck win be found to con-
tain no sensational disclosures but to
consist chiefly of grave thoughts and
recollectons, which he has left as q
legacy to the German people.
The Madrid correspondent OF the
London Times says; Although moth
ing concrete Is known, NJ Is the pre-
valllng opinion here that the Paris
negotiations are not proceeding With
ths smoothness that Is desirable. The
government, IL Is understood, shares
this opinion.
Miss Ethel Henry the l6-year-old
daughter Of NJ. u. Henry, of Topeka,
Kan, committed suicide Saturday
evening by taking dose OF strych-
nine. She was q student at the To-
pelea high school No cause s as
signed by her parents, but " be-
lleved by her schoolmates that q love
affair mad something TO do with 1t.
The naval court-mNrtlal recently In
session In Denver, In the case OF Chap
lain Joseph II. Mcintyre has COM
pleted It's verdict, and Captain Q. II.
Lauchhelmer, judge advocate OF the
court, Is on his way to Washington
bearing the document to the head OF
the navy department. No portion OF
Its contents Is to be made public un-
til given out from the proper authors
ties at Washington.
II Is said here that the evacuation
OF Porto Rico will Ibe completed next
week, and that the evacuation of Cuba
will be accomplished by the end OF
November, The government Is em-
ploying twenty-one vessels In the re-
patriatlon OF the troops. The soldiers
have received their pay for June and
on landing in Spain they will receive
two months pay, be given civilian
clothing and be mustered out OF the
service.
Major General Henry w, Lawton,
military governor OF the department
OF Santiago, win sail for the United
States in the course Of few days,
having been granted three months
Leave OF absence because Of Ill health.
His duties as military governor will
be discharged by General Leonard
Wood, governor Of the city Of San
tago, most OF whose official duties
will in turn be discharged by Major
McLeary, A few other changes will
be made.
Senator Hanna was asked recently
whether 1t Is true that he viii not
continue the mnnNgership OF the Re-
publican national committee for the
coming campaign. The senator stated
that he has no intention Of resigning,
Should, however, the senator decline
to manage the presidents campaign
for 1900, 1t would not be because OF
any friction between the two, hut bSl
cause Mr.. Hanna might be conylnced
that the chances Of the president
would be enhanced by new manageh
The condition OF Governor Smith,
Of the Soldiers home at Santa Monica,
Cal, who was recently shot by an iiA
mate OF the home, was so much Inn
proved Monday that he was able to
sit up. lie will undoubtedly recover.
Secretary OF the Treasury Lyman
j. Gage and wife, who have been
spending several days with Mrs.
Cages brother, at Boulder, Col, have
started on their return trip. They
will meet President Mckinley at Oma-
ha and accompany his party to Wash
ington.
Policeman Barnard Kuebler, Of the
Twenty-second street station, Chi
cago, was shot and Instantly
killed at 1890 Sunday by
one OF Two men whom he sus-
pected of being lawbrealSers. Kueb-
ler's partner, Officer John j. 0'Brien,
was with him at the time, and he
started in pursuit OF the men. Dur
Ing the chase he shot one Of them
In the back, inficting a wound that
may prove fatal. The wounded man
was then taken charge of by 0'Brien,
but the other fugitive escaped.
The Ohio centennial, which Is
planned on an elaborate scale for
1903, Is to Ibe turned into national
exhibition and centennial celebration
anniversary of the purchase of the
Louisiana tract. The purchase of
this tract gave the country twenty
two states, and they will be asked to
join in the celebration, and the Ohio
centennial commissioners are work
ing on a plan to make it the greatest
American exposition since the worlds
fair. Congress will be asked to sanc-
ton the project
The SpanIards TO Blame.