Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-03-15
Telegraphie Notes.
AT HOME.

7 IHE following were among the con-
firmations by the Senate previous to its
adjournment Saturday morning: Geo.
A. Black, Secretary of Utah Territory;
Jas. Henry, U s. Marshal for the
Western District of Michigan; Corne-
Illus Hedges, us Marshal for the Dis
trict of Montana. Indian Agents: G.
A. Bateman for the State of Nevada.
Postmasters H. 3. Van Cleve, st.
Anthony Falls, Minnesota; III. D. Gut
ler, Saltwater, MINI
A MAN named Hoffman, who was
working outside of the Working Mems
Union, was shot in his bed, at Mount
Carmel, Pa, on the night of the Sd,
and the end of his house was afterwards
blown out with powder @
In the case of Coy. Clayton, of Ar
kansas, the impeachment managers re-
ported on Saturday that they failed to
obtain sufficient evidence to warrant
proceeding with the case a
THF coal panic in New York has end
ed. The opening of navigation on the
Hudson and connecting canals renders
the available supply sufficient to last
till mining is resumed. s m
SUIT has been brought against the
trustees of ex-Collector Morgan L..
Harris, of the 5th District of New York,
for the amount of his bond, two hun
dred thousand dollars, the government
having lost nearly $3.50, 900 through his
acceptance of worthless bonds from
whiskey dealers.
AT Hays City, Kan3as, a gang of
roughs made an indiscriminate on
slaught upon all negroes found in the
streets. It became necessary to call
for company of military from the fort
to suppress the disorder One man
was killed by the rioters.
The State Fair buildings at New Or
leans were burned on the 5th. Loss
$4,000; insurance $50, Powers
statue of Washington, belonging to the
state, was destroyed.
THE safe of the Richmond Iron-works
Company, at State Line, Mass, was
broken into on the Sd, and $1,000
stolen, e
PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES drove
into Paris on Thursday It is report
ed that the Emperor William also vis-
tied the city. as6 as H
PARIS journals exproJs the opinion
that the impression produced by the
preliminary terms of peace is very bad.
They declare that no peace is real when
obtained under such terms
The German Second Army has COM
menced to march homeward. The
headquarters of the Emperor and Moltke
will be removed from Versailles on
Tuesday. Bismarck will follow the EN-
peror.
: THE cattle plague is raging in the val
ley of the Lundeneau with such vio-
lence that 500 men are engaged in bury
ing the dead animals:
THE French Minister of War is max
ing an effort to re-arm the regiments Ct
the garrison of Paris, who surrendered
their arms in accordance with the arm
istice, and will hasten the departure Of
10000 Mobiles to the provinces.
A D1srAToH from Lille to the Echo du
Nord, reports serious disturbances at
Anglers, an 1mpOTIant elty Ii the Ffencn
department of the Maune Loire, in
which several persons were killed and
wounded.
The Austrian financial statement for
1870 is more favorable than was ex-
pected. The revenue received for 1870
exceeded the amount estimated, and
left cash balance of $40, 100000.
ppfNct FpruEpIcR (.uARrEc has boen
appointed Commander in Chief of the
army of occupation in France, with
headquarters at Rheims.