Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-16
GENERAL NEWS MOTHS.

A postonlce has been established at
Scheidea, Waahita county, o. r., and
Frank j, Schedenmantel named as
postmaster.
Chief Justice Fuller has said That
the United States supreme court
would next Monday take recess for
two weeks
Al The Methodist church In Wichita,
Sunday Governor Stanley took charge
OF the finances and raised 81 900 which
cleared up all debts,
The contract for carrying the Uni
ted states mail from Cloud Gin TO
Weatherfcrd has been let to Calvin
Ferguson, Of Kildare, and Arapahoe
to Wcavherlcrd, TO joel COkply, OF
Arnpahoe, o. 4.
Halls bill to prohibit public cXhlbl
lions Of mcsmcrlsm, hypnotsm and
animal magnetism was sent 10 en-.
erossmenl by the Missouri house Of
representatives Monday morning al
most unanimously.
j, W. billiard, who died near McX'co,
Mo- last week, left his entire estate,
amounting TO $4,000, TO his SWEEP.
heort, Miss Mary Susan Muir. Mr.
BLIZZARD and Miss Muir were to have
been married this spring
Colonel Plcquart IN accordance
with the decision OF the criminal sec.
ton OF the court Of cessation Of Paris,
has been handed over for trial to tho
civil authorities and has been trans
ferred from the Cherche Midi prison
to the civil prison Of la sanlo,
Ex-Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri,
who was stricken with paralysis about
three weeks ago, In Washington, is in
a critical cordltlon. lie rallied from
the attack and for the past week had
been considered as out OF danger, but
has suffered relapse and is very low,
Countess Russell, wife CT Earl Rus.
sell, the notorious Dab" Scott, made
her stage debut at Plymouth this
evening in "a Runaway Girl" Though
somewhat nervous, she displayed q
good singing voice and proved a grace,
full performer. She had an enthusiasts,
tic reception.
The Chicago colony, Isle OF Pines, a
cooperative agricultural community
has been organized, As the name in.
dlcates, II will be located in the Isle
OF Pines. 1t Is thought plenty OF fer.
tile land can be procured, either in
the way OF government concessions OF
by purchase at cheap price.
The American line steamer Paris
Captain Frederick Watkins, having or
board more than 400 excursionsts
who are bound for months cruise
In the West Indian islands, has ar
rived at Barbados, from San Juan de
Porto Rico. All are well on board the
steamer and fine weather prevails.
A charred body was found Monday
in the ruins OF the Gazette Office, Che
noa, ILL.,, which was burned Sunday,
II is believed to be that OF James
Cain, printer, known in Cincinnati
and st. Louis. Thomas Finton has
been missing since the fire, and II is
believed he was burned to death also
The formal act OF dlsbarring Judge
Frank y. Dellenbaugh and Senator
Vernon II. Burke, who were recently
found guilty of Wnprofessional con
duct, was performed by the circuit
court in Cleveland Monday. Dellen
baugh and Burke are now dlsbarred
from prRctlcing in the courts of Ohio
The Kansas delegation to the ma
tional grand lodge meeting Of the a,
o. u. w. to be held shortly at Indian
apclis will make a determined fight
TO abolish the lodge law creating an
emergency fund, 1t is claimed that
this law was enacted in good faith
but that 1t has been abused by East
ern states.
DR.. G.. Carl Huber, assistant profes
sor OF anatomy and director OF the
historical laboratory at the Unlver
sity of Michigan, has just discovered
that contrary to the belief OF the best
Psychologists of the world, the blood
vessels OF the brain are controlled by
nerves. DR.. Huber has demonstrated
this, and, in the March number OF The
Journal of Comparative Neurology
win publish the results Of his eXten
sive research.