Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22
Nous Of the 1Oeets,

= Judge Nc Arthur delivers the 4th of July
Grafton at Fox Lake
: They are serving out illegal pizen; to dogs
lying loose in AanitoWoc.
"A lawyer. named John Augur was last
week expelled from the Wisconsin bar.
= Emigration isibrisk this year into North
western Minnesota.
= Salt sprinkled under plum trees in state
of bearing is said to check the ravages of that
troublesome insect, the curculio.
: S.W Thompson, of the town of Burke, ex-
hibited in the Madison Journal Office branch
offall rye, measuring seven feet in length.
- Gov Randall viii deliver speech on the
political issues Of the day: in PlattYille on the
Odd inst.
= On Boice Greek, five or six miles south of
Lancaster, three horses were struck and killed
by lightning, one day last week.
- During storm last week, the dwelling
house of VIM. Decker, Esq, of Horizon, was
struck by lightning, doing considerable damage
| Letters to Minturn & Co., by the Niagara,
state that the Great Eastern is not to leave
Southampton for New York, before the 23d inst
|
sparring tour. 1t is said that the attendance
at the high prices is large.
| - A new gold field has lately been discover
ed near the islands of New Zealand which bids
fair to be one of the richest in the world.
| = The recent rise of waters in the Eau Claire
river, brought down over twelve million feet of
logs.
| = Both Houses Of Congress have concurred
IN the resolutions fixing Monday next the
10th inst, as the day of adjournment.
| - Osman Pasha, the first Chamberlain of the
Sultan, who was dismissed short time ago,
has been arrested on charge of having en-
bezzled 100000 600 piasters.
| - Professors WinchelI and Miles, the former
being State Geologist of Mich, have started for
| an exploration of the shores of old Lake Michi-
gan.
| = Mrs. Copper, of the town of Freeman,
| sheared from q pet sheep, two years old, O
! fleece Of coarse wool weighing ten and half
pounds.
- A man by the name of Cameron, was SEN
| fenced last Saturday to three months impris-
onment and fine of $50, at La Crosse, for
stealing logs.
DIR. Harvey Richardson, indicted for poi
soning his wife. is now on trial at Grand Rap
ids for it. Interesting developments are prom
| ised.
| - Two men at Natchez offer to bet five hun
| dred dollars that they can pull one toms weight
ON wagon, from the waters edge to the top of
the hill in that city.
| - A strong effort, the Tribune says, is ma
king to get Attorney-General Black on to the
| supreme Bench In the place made vacant BY
the recent death of Judge Daniel.
- The Nashville Daily Nears, the home Or
gan OF John Bell, has departed this life Its
good will and subscription list have been trans
ferred to the Nashville Patriot
| - st. Louis, June 1.-THE Tucon (Arizona)
correspondent of the Republican says Indian
depredations continue in that part of the Terri
| tory, the Apaches having run off an entire herd.
| = The Hudson Star says that P. " Wise,
who published Democratic paper at Prescott
last year, 'has gone over, body and breeches to
the Republican party'
- Two females who had been in training for
some weeks, engaged in a regular prize fight
at Concord, N H. They fought eighteen
rounds with the most brutal ferocity
- The people of Beloit are making prepara-
lions to celebrate the anniversary of the ordi-
nance of17I9, by one of the greatest Republi-
can gatherings ever seen in the West.
- The citizens of New Bedford have forward
| ed 500 to the family of Mr.. Edmund Doty of
| Illinois, who lost everything he possessed by
| the recent tornado.
"A son of Chief Justice Emmett, a twin
child three years of age, fell into q tub of hot
water on Thursday afternoon and was so bad
ly scalded as to occasion his death yesterday
morning.
RUssIA.-The principle measures proposed
for the emancipation of the serfs, have been
adopted 10y majority of Deputies and Mobiles,
and general enfranchisement will be realized
next autumn.
- Concord, N. II. June 17-Hon. Edmund
Burke writes from Washington to a friend here
as follows: Everybody expects smash up at
Baltimore--there will be two candidates, one O.
Southern man.
- The Pope, according to the Turin CORES
pondence Of L Eco d. Italia, on the 9th ult
caused grand TIE Deum to be sung at ST. Pc
ters, in consequence of the rumored death of
Garibaldi.
miscellaneous reliable intelligence from
Constantinople asserts that the French and
Russian Ambassadors had officially informed
the Porte that their governments approve its
resolution to institute inquil les itself into the
- San Francisco, May 2Sth.--The Pony Elk
press, with st. Louis dates of May goth, is due
at Carson Valley this morning, but on account
of Indian Hostilities on the route for 200 miles
beyond that point, it is feared the express has
been cut off.
- There is at present mule, seemingly in
good health and strength, drawing milk to Bait
inglass workhouse, Wicklow Ii, land, from Cor
rigan, which was employed in the rebellion of
1913, carrying military stores to the army
whilst at Vinegar Hill.
= The Bastrop (Texas) Advertiser tells of
four men who caughta boy IA years old on a
charge of theft, and whipped him by turns all
day long, to make him confess. They diversi-
fed their punishment by occasionally hanging
him to the joist The men were bound over on
a charge of assault.
- The Springfield Republican, speaking of
the adjournment of the extra session of the
Massachusetts Legislature, Says: ''Sl25, 900
have now been appropriated for the extirpation
of the cattle disease.n Western farmers are
beginning to feel apprehension that it may
spread into this region.
THE Republican Congressional Committee at
Washington has published CHARLES SUMMERS
great speech in pamphlet of 80 pages-large,
dividuals at So per hundred copies They can
of the Secretary Of the Committee GEORGE
HARRINGTON, Washington, D. c..
= New York June 16-The Herald has a
dispatch purporting to be dated Naples, June
LIST, stating that Ga1ibaldi agreed to an armis-