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NUBBINS OF NEWS. Items of General Interest Placed in n Few Lines. The Valley State bank at Hutchinson, Kan.. suspended business to-day. The suiran has invited the powers to recognize Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Dispatches received in Madrid from Cuba say that 107 insurgents were killed in the recent lighting there. The depositors of the defunct City Bank of New Philadelphia, Ohio, which yesterday made an assignment will lose heavily. The aerolite which exploded over Madrid yesterday was seen over a large area, including Toledo, Saragossa and Vallodolid. At Leesburg, Ohio, the safe of the Leesburg bank was opened by explosives last night and all the money. amounting to $6,000, was taken. Dispatches received at Madrid from Havana say that the new captain general, Gen. Weyler, made an excellent impression with his speech of last evening. A large number of officers of the Salvation Army from five Western states have arrived in St. Louis to attend the midland congress which is now in progress. The Bartlett Hardware company and Warner Manufacturing company at Freeport, III., closed this morning under a confession of judgment aggregating $92,000. At Salem, Mass., Miss Annie Maude Brewer was sentenced to-day to serve seven years in the house of correction for killing Gideon W. Lattimer, Jr., of Lynn on Dec. 13, 1894. Crescendo, the great three-year-old of Nagle-Burke's Pueblo stable, will never face the starter again. He was so seriously injured that ever since he has not been able to stand up. Burglars last night opened the safe of Samuel A. Crocker & Co., dealers in surgical implements and dental supplies, Cinciunati, and carried a way between $2,500 and $3,000 worth of gold leaf. If Francis Schlatter, the divine healer who created such excitement in Colorado and New Mexico, is not now confined in the county jail at San Bernardino. Cal.. on a charge of vagrancy, there is a man in jail who certainly resembles him most remarkably.