Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-29
THE LATEST NEWS w BRIEF.


damaged by cloud burst,
Edward VII pOroled parliament with
the customary speech; his first of tho
kind
Germany intends 60 establish u COS
lonial army of volunteers, in tho
Orient.
Damage to batteries at Fort Morgan,
below Mobile, from the storm are very
extensive.
The total disbursements for pensions
from July /, 1900, to June 3d. 1901, was
S2,703, 35O,O33
The manuscript Of u uniform course
Of study for Indian schools is now in
the hands of the printer.
The seven communicates Knights
Templar, of New Mexico, have organ
lied grand commandery,
All the mines at Matewan, W. Va,
are now employing non-union miners.
The strikers are leaving there.
Organization Of women retail clerlss
Is being made in the cities of the coun-
try by a professional organizer.
Jack Winters who stole the big pile
of bar gold in San Francisco plead
guilty and was sent to prison to stay
Is years.
President Shaffer, of the Steel
strikers claims to have well defined
plans to close the great strike but no
has not told what his plans are.
Governor Dockery will disband the
militia company at Pierce City, Mo-,
for their action in connection with
killing of negroes there by the mob.
German newspapers are criticising
Count Won Waldersee, since his return
from China, on his too much talking.
He is angry and the papers are bitter.
Freight sheds and 81 cars, all but two
Of them full of freight, were burned at
the Union Pacific transfer depot at
Council Bluffs, Iowa. The sheds were
full Of freight.
George Alfred Townsend, "Gath,"
lost at the hands of piclspocket in
street car in New York, the watch
given to him by Brigham Young in
1871 Townsend values the watch Mt
$500.
United States Judge Estes, at Homo
lulu, has rendered decision in which
he declares that all Chinese born in tho
Hawaiian islands are American citi-
zens, no matter what government they
were born under
People Of Whitesboro, Texas, have
burned alive a negro ravisher,
Five people were killed and ten in
jured in Chicago by the collision Of
trolley car and passenger train.
An explosion of ten tons of molten
metal at Youngstown, Ohio, killed :,
three men and injured eleven others.
From $4,000 to $4,000 beevcs will DO
shipped from Seattle and Vancouver to
Dawson this fall for a winter supply.
Army rations have been sent to des-
titute people who were driven from
their homes in the late gulf coast storm.
Elma, Iowa, has lost block of bust
ness houses by FIRE,
August sales of the Union Pacific
land department thus far aggregate 3d.
$40 acres, as against $4,000 acres SOLD
in July. The drouth had depressing
effect upon sales generally during last
month.
On his return to Washington the as
sistant commissioner of the general
land Office believed that clear half
million dollars would be realized from
the sale Of the lots in the three new
county seat towns.
Complaints are received in Washing
ton that frauds have been perpetrated
in the allotment Of lands to allied tribes
in Oklahoma.
Over two-thirds Of Frisco's underly-
ing bonds have been converted into the
new refunding As. This has resulted
in saving about $4,000 annually in
fixed charges.
General Horace W. Carpenter, exc
president of the Bank of California and
ex-mayor of Oakland, has givvn $780,
600 for the endowment Of chair Of y
Chinese at Columbia university. q