Hutchinson gazette., 1901-07-25
THE LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

August 10 is Missouri's eightieth
birthday.
VIM, Farrell, known us the lumber
king Of Arkansas is dead
Striking machlnists are pretty gon-
orally going back to work,
The Michigan salt trust has cut the
price Of salt from 70 cents to 45 cents
o barrel.
OF the striking machinists at Water
bury, Ct, 500 returned to work without
concessions.
The postoflicc department now pays
$4,000 a year for car fares Of mail car
ricrs in Kansas City,
r, II. Newell, the humorist known
for 40 years as orpheus @, Kerr, was
founded in Brooklyn,
Large sections of Russia are threat
cned by famine on account Of prevail
ing dry weather and heat
Turkey has paid that old indemnity
claim of SOL, 900 at last and the funds
are received 10 Washington.
Indiana and Ohio oil producers raised
the price of crude oil twice in threo
days, Q cents u barrel each time
The Rock Island took 70 carloads of
trunks and valises to El Reno as an
extra freight train from Kansas City.
Richard B. Hubbard, ex-governor OF
Texas and eX-minister to Japan, died
at his home in Taylor, Texas, July 10.
A northeastern Missouri stoclsman
Is arranging to ship cattle from
his section by the train load to pastures
in northern Wisconsin,
One recent days receipts at the
Kansas City stockyards, official count,
were 30, 093. This breaks all records.
Scarce feed and water accounts for it.
The Turkish government has issued
an edict prohibiting Turkish children
from attending foreign schools, or the
employment of Christian nurses or
governesses in Turkish families.
A white diamond, a perfect stone of
astonishing fire, found in South Africa
in 1894, has been purchased in London
by New York firm. Some English
men had planned to buy it for coro-
nation present to King Edward.
The question of the retention or
withdrawal of the friars from the
Philippines is up for consideration just
now The Catholic authorities at
Manila sav they have no intention Of
Withdrawing them. The Nilipinos
would be glad to retain them if they
were assured that the friars were dis
possessed of the arbitrary power they
held under Spanish rule
Governor Richards, in charge of tho
Opening" was for many years cow"
puncher IN Wyoming and served four
years as governor of Wyoming. He
knows all about the west and its Gus.
toms.
]. P, Conway, late local live stock
agent of the Santa Fe at Kansas City,
has been appointed general live stock
agent.
The Duke Of York and Cornwall is to
succeed his father Edward VII as
grand master of the united grand lodge
of masons of England.
The Baroness Won Ketteler, widow
of the murdered German minister to
China, and daughter of Henry B. Led
yard, of Detroit, is suffering from ner-
vous prostration at her estates in
Westphalia.
John Francis Stanley, Earl Russell,
tried before the house of lords for
bigamy, plead guilty and was sentenced
to three months imprisonment in Hol-
loway prison, where he is assigned
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be supplied with his own food and
wines
The war on liquor sellers at Rich
mond, Ind, has resulted in criminal
assaults upon the home defenders by
the liquor sellers.
When the Carnegie family came to
America So years ago they were go
poor that Andrews mother borrowed
eleven shillings from neighbor. This
has never been paid and nephew OF
the woman who loaned the money has
made the fact public. Mr., Carnegie
has decided to settle comfortable
endowment ON the heirs of the bene-
factor.