Hutchinson gazette., 1900-08-02

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The American forces in Cuba will
be reduced 10 5000 men.
Oklnhoma has had plenty Of rain
and her corn IL uninjured,
Col. NJ. j, Payne, an old resident
and third mayor Of Kansas City, is
dead,
The 81, Joseph Herald II FOR sale
because OF the dcuth OF Major 4. j.
Chew
Mlddle-ofIthe-road popuEsts In Ne
brasta have nominated u full state
ticket. V ......
Joplin, Mo-, Is making preparations
for y street fair 10 be held the week
OF July 10,
Only SIX State Banks In Kansas have
become National Banks under the new
currency law,
Frank Frazier, the Choctow and Gulf
agent ut lridgeford committed sui
eide there Thursday,
Gen, Joseph Wheelerno command
en- of the department Of the lakes,
| NHlllN O 10 w NHllei'
James II, Angel, cS-mInislcr TO
China, says he does not wand TO see
that nation pnr,itoned,
A lcOding Fort Scott house, the Ur-
bnn Myers Dry Goods Co., has been
forced into bankruptcy.
Under new orders from Uncle SAM
soldiers wives are prohibited from
going to the Philippines
The notification lof Bryan will take
place In the open air on un lndiunUpo-
lis football field August s,
The Japanese were in 'ricn rsin first
and blew up the city gates The other
troops followed after thcm
Much.necdcd rain fell last Thurs
day around Concordin, Fort Scott,
Lincoln and Crntralu, Kansas.
Bishop MeCabe says we viii see the
longest, hardest war of the age In con-
nection with the Chinese trouble.
General M'Artnw wants troops rush
ed from the United States to replace
thosc sent from Manila to China,
An imperial decree viii hc issued in
u few days prohibiting the importation
Of sausages and canned mcat to Ger
many,
BrlStow has made his report on the
Cuban postal frauds, The report co1-
tans 100000 words and will shortly be
made public
The census of 1900 shows pittsburg
tc have 3l0,i3i people, while Allegheny
hnsl90jS3; increase OF each over 20
per cent,
Mrs, Potter lMmcr, who is In Paris
rs n member of the fuir commission,
has lost her $3.50 ncckluce aud offers
$500 for It's return.
A plan has been lnuugumlcd 70 raise
SlOOOOO Ns Il memorial 10 the lWlc Adj
mral philGp, the money TO be dn-
vested for his widow
The first cargo Of Pennsylvania soft
cou ever sent TO London viii leave on
The British steamship Quccnswood for
use on British railways.
Colonel William NJ, Grosvcnor once
editor of the ST. Louis Globe-Dcmo-
cl'at, and recently n writer on the
New York Tribune, is dead.
Claude Davis, an l9mpolIl, klnsas,
hoy, member of THE Twcuty.second
Kansas who rc-cnlIstcd for he regular
army, Is dead in the Philippines,
There is littc visible evidence Of
the renewal of the ST. Louis strike.
All cars are running and The rioting
was not resumed; only the boycotting.
Dr. Jesse Bowman Young, until re-
Gently editor Of the Ccmral Christian
Advocate, has accepted the pnstoriate
OF Walnut Hill Methodist Church,
Cincinnati.
The renewal of the Beers activity
Is attributed to the effect OF the crisis
IN China. Mr., Kruger and Stcyn per
rcivc In II an unexpected diversion in
their favor.
Tho joint debate between Camp
Clark and Congressman Dollyer,
which was TO have come off 0t the
Ottawa Assembly wag dccItrcd of,
owing to sickness OF Clark,
Robert Cushcnber1y, the negro who
shot the marshal Of Cameron, Mo-,
two years ago, and escaped, has been
recnpturcd and taken to the pcnten-
tary under u sentence of n,ncly-nne
years.
The Beers, whom the British had
hoped to capture - the eastern Or
nngp colony, ave broken the Gordon