Hutchinson, Thomas

JOSEPH, an English explorer and author, born 1820. The leading experiences of his career may be gathered from the titles of the following of his works: Narrative of the Niger, Tchadda, and Binuë Exploration in Western Africa (1855); Ten Years Wanderings among the Ethiopians (1861); Buenos Ayres and Argentine Gleanings; The Paraná and the Paraguay an War (1868). Hutch in son, in Kansas , a city, cap. of Reno co., 45 m. N. W. of Wichita, on A., T. & S. Fé, C., R. I. & P., H. & S., and Mo. Pac. R. Rs. Here is a vein of rock-salt 300 feet thick, which is worked by several companies, with a production of 5,700 barrels daily. Has flour mills, a large pork-packing establishment, . The State Industrial Reformatory is situated here. Pop . (1895) 8,515. Hutch in son, in Texas , a N. W. co.; area, 900 sq. m. It is intersected by the Canadian river. Unorganized. Hut'ton, FREDERICK REMSEN, mechanical engineer, was born in New York city, May 28, 1853; educated at Columbia College and School of Mines; became an a istant in the college, and through succe ive promotions was made profe or of Mechanical Engineering in the School of Mines in 1891.