Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-03
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Colonel Samuel L. Cushing Will sue
eeed General Bell as commissary gen.
sral of subsistence.
A resolution to be reported to the
Senate provides that the government
may bid in the Kansas Pacific and the
President may sell it again.
Captain Matt O'Brien, engineer on
the Alabama in her last battle, is
dead.
M. S U. curators decided to estab-
lish department of sanitary engi-
neering.
1t is reported, according to Win
nipeg dispatch, that Canada intends
to bar aliens from owning Klondike
claims
Patrick J. Gibson of Houston, Texas,
was murdered Immediately after he
had bid his fiancee good night. His
murderer is unknown.
Lake steamer City of Duluth ran on
the bar at St. Joseph, Mich, in a
storm and broke in two Her crew
and passengers were saved.
President Mckinley addressed the
Manufacturers association at New
York. He said that currency re-
form bill on gold standard lines
should be passed.
Judge McKenna has taken his seat
on the supreme bench as associate
justice.
The House banking and currency
committee met, but took no action to-
ward reporting financial bill.
President Dole of Hawaii arrived in
Washington. President Mckinley
called upon him, and he returned the
call.
Joaquin Miller writes from Dawson
City that more than 5000 claims have
been recorded.
A school district in Wright county,
Missouri, is controlled by negroes,
and for two years there has been no
school for white children.
The gold standard convention at
indianapolis Endorsed its monetary
commissions bill and adjourned, sub
ject'to call by the executive committee.
Uncle Sam is about to use force to
collect the $50, 900 McCord claim from
Peru.
The Maryland senatorial deadlock
ended by the Republican boilers re.
turning to the ranks and electing Ex-
Congressman L, E McComas,
The Agricultural department has
issued a review of the great floods in
the Mississippi valley.
Ex-President Harrison, Mrs Har-
rison and the baby called upon Mr..
and Mrs Nc Kinley.
The nomination of J. w. Griggs OF
New Jersey to be Attorney, General
was confirmed by the Senate.
England and Russia are struggling
Tor the mastery in China.
One class OF reserves has been called
out in Italy to suppress the bread
riots
England has occ upied Borgu terri
tory in Africa that is claimed by
France. Trouble is expected.
"Old Glory" flies in Havana Harbor.
The Maine cast anchor there. The
battleship was Hospitality received
The Missouri commissioners have
accepted formally the statues of Blair
and Benton.
George E.. Roberts of Iowa was
nominated to be director of the mint,
vice PRESTON, resigned.
Charles H. Duell of New York was
appointed commissioner of patents, to
succeed Major Butterworth, deceased.
Senator Morgan told the Senate
that despite Cleveland's statement to
the contrary, he still believed that the
ex-President favored annexation.
A Missouri man survived a tarantu'
la bite and 30 amputations.
Strikers at Lebanon, Ind, to whom
eight months wages are due, seized
and sidetracked passenger train.
DIR. Byron Sunderland, colleague Of
DIR. Talmage in Washington pastor
ate. will resign. He says that he is
overshadowed by Talmage.
Italy has made overtures to the
United States to perfect commercial
treaty.
1t is semi-oficially announced that
Germany will make Kiao-Chsu an
open port.
An anti Hebrew riot took place at
St Mslo France Business houses
were looted, Ir
DR.. s. Fl. Bonney has been fined
500 and costs, at HarrlsoAville, Mo,
for selling Intoxicating liquor with
out license.
Hsrtsville University at Columbus,
Ind, has assigned.
Ex-Chief Justice John NJ. Scott is
dead at Bloomington, Ill, aged 70.
Fifteen Cherokee convicts tunneled
out of jail at Tahlequah.
The Dingley bill has killed the or
snRe and lemon business IN Italy.
| C. C. Hall of St Louis can make
mineral wool from limestone.
|, Ex-Congressman w. NJ Treloar Is
the new postmaster at Mexico, Mo.
Nellie Mangan, OF St Louisa fatally
| .lot ,,o1;oap,an ID I Ho1Iaron Ifor "a.