Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-09-13
re NEWS.
Miscellaneous.

OT18StlI2 all CIdlul6AlS WIZ 1IetNS 4ict AllNtAIf
filed in the Department Of State their claims
against Great Britain. to do SO without delay.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has called in
an additional two millions of three per cent.
temporary loan certificates. The interest viii
cease October 31st, 1871, after which time they
viii be no longer available as portionof the
legal money reserve in possession of any ma
tional bank.
LATE adyices seem to corroborate the report
of the active army of Russia, and the remod
cling of the entire army in expectation with a
war with Germany, which is preparing to form
an alliance with Austria and Italy against
France and Russia combined. In diplomatic
circles in st. Petersburg, Berlin Vienna and
Rome this intention is said to be understood
The body of boy bearing unmistakable
marks of violence, was washed ashore at tbe
Elysian Fields, Hobol1en. Wednesday morning
It is supposed to be the body of a boy named
Frank Watson, who waB sent to the Hanover
Bank last week to draw 81 600 in gold, and
has not since been seen.
THE North Missouri Railroad was sold al
public auction at st. Louis, on Saturday, fol
S2,000,000 cash, Morris K. Jessup, of New
York, being the successful bidder. Mr. Jes-
sup also bought 8, 800 shares in the st. Charles
Railroad bridge, at 1925 per share. Proceed
ings have been instituted to set the sale aside
A YOUNG woman named Alice Burr, who
came to dubuque from ST. Louis, few days
ago, fell through a hatchway in Tindells man,
ufactory, Thursday evening, AID sustained in
iuries from the effect Of which she died in q
short time, She had gone into the factory tc
keep an assignation with two young men.
The East.
The yellow fever in Charleston is said to be
of mild form. But few cases have. thus fa1
been reported.
THE police of New York have arrested Miss
Rosenzweig, daughter of the abortionist, on
the ground of completely.
AN investigation is now progressing in New
York city, in the case of Emily A. Post, of
Plainfeld N. J., who died from the effects OF
an abortion produced by DR.. Perry and Madame
Van Buskirk, Of New York The Doctor and
Madame are under arrest.
JUDGE BLATCHFoRD, of New York, ordered a
decree in favor of r. A. Tilgham, of Philade1-
phia, against Roland Mitchell, for 1920, 1000, for
Infringement of his acid and glyeerine patent.
This is the largest decree for infringement
ever granted in that city.
CHARLES LINDSEY, aged 21, was drowned in
an attempt to save two boys who were thrown
from boat in the harbor at Bristol. r. T., on
Saturday. He swan with one boy to the
shore, but in returning for the other his
strength failed and he sank.
IT has transpired, since the arrest of Dr.
Rosenzweig, the abortionist, that another
young girl died in his house on the 9th Of Au-
gust, just after childbirth, and was buried un-
der the assumed name of Mary Carroll The
unfortunate woman came to Rosenzweigs
from her home in Newburg, N. Y, with a man
who claimed to be her husband.
Tfae West.
S35, 600 FIRE occurred in Davenport, Iowa,
on Thursday night.
THE loss by fire in st. Louis during August
was 594, 600; insurance $118, 1888: loss to in
surance companies, $68, 600.
The Michigan soldiers and sailors monu-
ment is to be located in the Campus Martins,
Detroit It viii cost $4,000.
TORNADO. passed over a portion of Labette
county, in the southern part of Kansas, last
Sunday night, destroying two houses, moving
several others, and killing Mr.. Scott and his
daughter.
SUICIDES are reported in Lea7enworth. Kan
sas, and near Little Rock, Ark. The victim
III the former place was James WAYNE. of
Denver, Col; in the latter a young man
named John Walton, living in Prairie county.
THE State Board of Education OF Missouri
has instituted suit against companies for the
recovery Of nearly 200, ,0O0 acres of land, which,
It is alleged, belongs to the schools, and which
the defendants claim to have bought from the
counties named.
The South.
SEVENTEEN registered letters from the
south, addressed to points east, we're stolen
from the room of the mail agent on the trans.
fer steamer Illinois, at Cairo, on Tuesday.
The grain and debris in the cellar of Whit
neyy Brown & Co.'S. establishment. in I,o11is-
vile, whore the accident happened on yester-
day, has been all cleared away. and discovered
only two men killed, the body of the third not
being found. The man was there at the time
OF the accident, however, and is still missing
NJ Shonberg, who We're attaches of the nloni-
tor Neehawken, when she was sunk in Charles
ton harbor on the 9th of December, 1861. have
been taken from her wreck. They were found
at thelr post In the engine-room of the vessel.
Foreign.
HE tea crop of Japan is abundant.
The Brazilian soVereigns have arrived at
Carlsbad.
The Sheffield strike has been settled by
arbitration, and the arrangement of the New
castle strike by similar means is expected
CLEws, HABIcHTs & Co., of London, have
been appointed bankers for the State Depart
ment in Europe, in place of Barring Broth
ers. 81. --s
The German schooner Ealador was wrecked
i'll Corean Straits. The crew escaped in boats
and were picked up at sea after great suf
fering.
ADy1cEs from Hong Kong announce. the
prevalence of rumors that the Europeans in
tend poisoning the Chinese, and consequent
evaporation of the natives. Measures were
taken for promptly crushing rising.
DISPATCH from a small town of East Prr1s-
eia says that IN the small village of China
chow, with total population of 479, there
have already been seyenty-nine cases of cho1-
era, forty-six of which terminated fatally.
GREAT damage was done by floods in the
vicinity of Canton. The British steamer Ring,
owe returned from Corea with two English
men captured by the Coreans from the wreck
of the Chuzan. They had been kindly treat
ed. No indlgnity was offered them
SAN DOMINGO adyiees state that the revolu-
tionists under Cabral have formed a provision
al government, having its seat at Los Matas.
new and well organized attack is to be made
against the troops OF Baez. Baez, ON his side,
is not idle.
ADvIcEs from st. Thomas report the follow
ing disasters to shipping by the hurricane.
The American brig Julia E. Carney was lost,
the crew saved; the bark Duke Of Wellington
was lost and the crew saved. Reports from
Antigua state that three English vessels, the
Hornet, Douglas and Westward and the Italian
ship Hero, were lost.
In the French Assembly, on Thursday, the
remainder of the preamble in relation to the
constituent powers of the Assembly was
adopted, and subsequently Dufavre's para
graph eulogizing the conduct of Ihiers was
carried, by g vote Of 523 yeas against 81 nays.
One hundred members abstained from voting.
SHANGHAI papels publish an authentic letter
from the Corean Government to the captain OF