Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-29
Nous Of the 1l)cek.
= John B. Cough is about to return from
gland.

Ill DlSIGlGG OF Illinois the extreme south OF
Egypt have nominated Hon. David t. Line
gar.
= The Albany N. Y, Journal has published
Carl Shurz's recent speech at Milwaukee, in
pamphlet form, as campaign document.
= The Kenosha Telegraph mentions new po-
tatoes dug by Judge Jilscn of that place, as
early as the l4th.
- The Waupacca, (Wis.) Spirit, gives q
glowing account of the turn out of the neigh
bors there to break ground on the Oshkosh
and Wausau r. r. a he 81
A private letter from Portage City states
that the Store of G. J. Pettibone, in that city,
was broken open during Friday ightlast, and
robbed of large quantity of goods .r
= The Attorney General of Michigan, re-
ports that the law passed last winter In that
State, suspending the Grand Jury system,
works satisfactorily.
Mr.. Rarey, the celebrated horse tanner,
recently visited Constantinople, and was hon
ored with an interview by his Majesty, the
Sultan. G As HE
= Mr.. Wintermute, a daguerrean artist in
Adams Mich, has been rendered insane by
inhaling sulphuric ether, which he has used in
Mad dogs are doing considerable dam.
age in the vicinity of Fox Lake. One farmer
had nearly all his stock bitten by one of
those animals, short time ago.
- The expenses of the Covode Committe were
less than two thousand five hundred dollars,
while the amount of speculations brought to
light exceeds million-a cheap exposure of
dear operations. esa
= The Republicans of Beaver Dam and
vicinity are talking of holding mass meet
ing on the 4th of July An invitation has
been sent G. M. Clay to address the meeting
= Smith Eyre, Esq, prominent citizen
of Peoria, H., was shot ia q personal diff
Guilty by one Chas. L. Carroll. At the last
advice, he was not expected to live.
= The editor CT the Eau Clair Free Press
was recently shown specimen of lead ore,
said to have been taken from the ground a
few miles below that place on the Chippewa.
It was of the best quality.
"A pretty smart fellow writes to the Madi-
son Courier, that the Republicans got the name
of Black Republicans because they are in favor
Of keeping the niger black, in contradistinction
to those Democrats who are for making him yell
low. 8 sr ar @
John Binns, famous as a political editor
many years ago, and author of what were
known as the coffin hand-bills, in Gen Jack
sons canvass for the Presidency, died at Phil
adelphia on Saturday last. He was an Irish
man by birth, and So years old
An extensive company for the manufac
ture of watches, similar to the one established
at Waltham, Mass, is to be started at
Nashua, N. H., and bill for the incorpora-
ton of the same has passed both branches
of the Legislature. s lisa sL
= j ohm Schwartz, member from the Berks
District, Pennsylvania, died at Washington
on the 2lst inst. He had been i'll of jaundice
during nearly the whole session, but until
very recently was regular in his attendance
upon the session of the House. .l,..r.-
= Amelia Morrel, the beautiful woman
and fashionable shop-lifter, terror to the
New York dry goods men, has been sent to
the state prison for FIVE years this being
her second offence, for the first of which she
was sent to BlackweIs,
The Winona Republican states that the
injunction asked by the Transit Road to pre-
vent the sale of said Road and privileges, by
the Governor, has not been granted by Judge
Wilson. The injunction asked by the Mime
sofa and Pacific Company has been granted
by Judge Palmer. st,,a
= The bill to create printing establish
ment has been signed by the President, but
1t is said he will remove Mr.. Hart, the pres
ent Superintendent of Public Printing, fear
ing that he would give the preference in the
purchase to Mr.. Wendell. So says the Her.
atd'S Washington correspondent.