Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-02-22
Chicago Live stock.
THE LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Government exhibits have been start
I'd TO Paris.
Floods are still doing immense
damage In Great Britain.
Prince Henry of Prussia was recently
held up and robbed In Siam.
The mutiny OF the Soudanese troops
At Khartoum is causing great anxiety.
Salvador, Central America, has
suffered from Are to the amount of
VI 100000.
Five hundred and fifty mules have
been shipped from San Francisco to
South Africa.
G, c, Crawford, 81, Joseph, Mo-,
merchant was chloroformed and robbed
in his room,
Zinc mines at Joplin were compelled
10 stop work on account Of their water
Cupply being frozen.
Kansas City, Mo-, Is having an cpl
lemic Of disappearance Four were
reported in one day,
Lead is being shipped from the
lialena'Joplin district, in large quaint.
ties, to Niagara Falls,
The gross postal receipts for January
1900 were $4,O37,0lO, an increase of
nearly eleven per cent
Owing to the Texas antitrust law
the American Bicycle company now
ships these goods G, o. D.
Plague deaths at Bombay reached
iOs deaths II day. Famine refugees
aggravats the situation.
Colonel Theodore S. Case, one OF the
most prominent of the pioneers OF
Kansas City, Mo-, is dead.
An engine on the Northern Pacific
jumped the icy track, west of Helena
and rolled down the mountain 200
feet. Train men were all hurt and
Brakeman Hurenden Is missing.
United States Circuit Judge Taft, Mt
Cincinnati, decides that his court has
not original jurisdiction and therefore
denies the petition for injunction Of
Governor Taylor vs. Governor Beck
ham, OF Kentucky.
John Montgomery, who was proba-
bly, the oldest man in Iowa, was killed
by n Milwaukee train ut Council Bluffs.
lie was 1903 years old his last birthday,
lie was walking along the track as the
train was taclsing into the depot and
was deaf,
South Dakota weather reports show
The mercury at 90 degrees below at
Deadwood and number of towns be,
sides.
The exchange of Publications of the
samoan treaty took place Feb. 10 at
The state department, and similar ex-
thanges occurred at the foreign offices
IN London and Berlin.
The state department will investi-
gate the allegations Of ex-consul
Macrum Of Pretoria, concerning the
conditions under which consular mail
and cable service were conducted.
There is good reason to believe that
The prospective revision Of the official
classification will include considera-
BILE lessening OF the differences in rates
between car load lots and less than car
Dad lots.
The Iowa house has passed the Ken
dali mining bill by vote of "a to 4,
operators to pay for slack in
The mining of coal.
In consequence of the lack of coal
The government of Saxony has ordered
The restriction Of the train service to
the limits of absolute necessity.
The Eastern states are suffering from
doing much damage.
II is feared that the Beers will build |
n dam below Ladysmith and food the
town.
Congressman Hit, Of Illinois, is the
chairman of the special committee who
went to Hawaii and reported form
Of government for that country, says
Of the bill now before congress for the
same purpose, at will be serious
menace to property interests of Ha-
vail to have 1t passed in its present
Iorm." '