Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-10-27
GENI:HAL NEws MOTIFS.

tODh, WIN the lhlrd WISCONSIN, Nolun'
teer regiment, sailed Sunday from
Ponce, Porto Rico, for New York.
John Anderson, colored, charged
with the murder OF Charles Holmes
Il we'll known white farmer, wNi
lynched at Lafayette. Ala, Sunday by
u mob Of people OF Fredoula aud West
Point, Ga.
Michael Tlmln and Philip Nergal'
Tito, top iillers ~ the furnace Of the
Youngstown steel company, were sur
focaded by gus nc Q o'clock Sunday
evening at Youngstown, o, Both
leave families.
The Bank Of spaln's report for the
week ended Saturday shows the fol-
lowing changes; Gold in hand, in
crease l,5i0,OOO pesetas; silver 10
hand, increase 1885, 900; notes In cir
culatlon, increase 2,SS6OOO pesetas,
me amount OF coal now on lis way
to Cincinnati ON the present rise IN
the Ohio aggregates about 100000
bushels, requiring $50 barges and
twenty-five coal boats 20 carry II.
The Norwegian steamer Conn Ar
cher, Captain Larsen, from New York
September q for Stockholm, IL
ashore in critical position at Aurre
Gaederen, Norway.
The National Funeral Benefit Asso.
citation of Kansas City, Kansas, is the
name OF u mutual concern just grant.
ed a charter by the secretary Of state,
The association is formed for the pur-
pose Of defraylng the expenses OF de-
ceased members. The capital IL
placed at 500, The directors are: j.,
Il. Hlbben, +. Pearman, c. II. Pear.
man and &, l., Berry, Of Kansas City,
Kansas, and w, j. HONS, OF Kansas
City, Mo.
Robert White, living four miles
south of Breckenridge, Mo-, died Sat-
urday, aged 81 years. He was the
oldest citizen in his county, in years
and in point OF residence, He went
there with the Mormons, whose faith
he embraced, when tney settled at
Far West, and remained there when
they were driven out. He became
wealthy and large landowner. He
was born in Knox county. Ohio, and
moved 10 Missouri in 1884,
jeff McGulggan, who was arrested
and taken to the county jail at INDIE
pendence, Kan, charged with ASSAULT
ing and robbing Postmaster Powell,
was taken back TO Cofreyvllle for his
preliminary trial Saturday and was
bound over to the district court by
Justice Matthews, under $4,000 bond,
He was to be returned to Indepen-
dence Sunday night, but in some way
escaped from the Coifeyville jail and
Is now at large. He Is u bad man.
The fatal accident which occurred
on the legal trial trip Of the torpedo
boat Davis was caused by the loss OF
water in the forward boiler Chief
Engineer Kutz, United States inspec-
tor of machinery at the Wolf q
Zwcker Iron Works, made q thor.
ough examination Of The boilers. He
found that the tubes in the forward
end OF the boiler became dry and
overheated, and nine OF them blew out
OF the steam drum. The after boiler
appears to be mlnjured.
NJ. Pariare, a drummer, whose
home is at Albany, n, Y, was shot
and instantly killed by George De
Moss at Houston, Texas. Pariare ia
alleged to have offered a gross insult
to Mrs. De Moss, and she told her
husband at once on her return home
Mr.. De Moss then hunted up Pariare,
finding him in a store. He walked up
to him, asked his name, and on an
swer blew the top OF Parlare's head
off, The remains will be shipped to
Albany, n. y.
Serious trouble is brewing among
the Comanche, Kiowa and Apache IN
dams, For thirty years, since the
Medicine Lodge treaty, the govern
ment has fed these Indians, but that
treaty expired July 1. They have
commenced killing cattle belonging
to Texas cattlemen and a crisis il
near. These Indians have no crops,
few cattle and have had no money
for months. Men who know predict
greNt starvation among them this
winter and serious trouble. There
are 1900 Comanches, 1900 Kiowas and
600 Apaches.
A small skiff in which were Louis
Baban, son of a wealthy brick manu-
facturer of Evanston; William
Schaeffer and another young man
whose identity has not yet been estab-
lished, capslzed in Lake Michigan
about five miles Off Wilmette Sunday
and all were drowned. The men
started out in the morning duck
hunting, A high sea was running
and, after drifting about five miles,
the boat was overturned. The untor-
tunate hunters chung to the over
turned craft for over an hour, but,
weighted down with their heavy cam
vas coats, and their pockets filed
with ammunition, they finally sank.
Schneffer's body was recovered.