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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-12
NEW LUMBER YARD.

TusT opened at WATERFOWL by J and A.
u C. Streeter l. Co., west of the river, 2
blocks south of Lindon House, opposite &.
B. Lewis Sash and Blind Factory. Where
they will cell all kinds OF lum Der, Lath and
Shingles, 1t very low prices.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-12

THE NEW RAILRoAD.-We devote
large portion of our space this week, to.
the publication of the Act incorporating
the Watertown and Lake Superior Railroad
Company, which passed the last Legisia-
ture. The contemplated road runs from
his city in northwesterly direction, by
way of Lo well, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake,
Markessn aud Princeton, and thence to
some point on Lake Superior. This line
will penetrate one OF the richest portions Of
Wisconsin opening UP 4 vast pine lumber
region in the northern part Of the state
aud finally tapping the rich m neral country
OF Lake Superior. We hope to see this
line completed within reasonab e time,
believing it would be a great and material
benefit to our city, as well as direct ad-
vantage to the several towns through which
the road will run. tetas xli'
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.MARRTED.-


AT St. Bernard's Church, by Rev. Father
Petit, on Monday April 10th, 1871, Nj,
JAMES WALSH and Miss MARY JANE
o CONNOR, all OF the town of Watertown !.
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Home Matters.

The Spring and Summer term OF
our Public Schools commenced yesterday
Tuesday April llth.
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JE ELERS.
ANGUISH WIGGENHORN,

AUGUST WIGGEN HORN,
NEWELER, has recently opened jew
d elry Store in Johnsons block, corner
Maln and lat street, where he Will keep
constantly on hand a large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver ana fla-
( ID Ware, &c. Particular attention pald
10 repairing Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry,
he. and warranted to give satisfaction.
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BARBE RS.
GRITZNER BRO.

Barber and Hair Dres
Il ser Ia the Middle of Main street
Bridge, WATERFOWL, MS. The best Of Hair
Dye used. warranted to hold color for eight
weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-12
PRLCES-A Fair q

At the Merchants in your pIace
furnish, or send for the Machines
the retail prize, Washer $l4, Extr
SO, and We will forward either or
chiues, free of freight, to places
one IS selling; and so sure are W
be liked, that we agree to refund
if any one wishes to return the
free of freight, after months tri
ing to directions.
IS No husband, father or brother
init the drudgery of washing with
fifty-two days in the year, whei
done better, more expeditiouslv.
labor, and no injury to the garm
Doty Clothes Washer, and
Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, TO
raj discounts are made.
r. G. BROWNING, Gen. 1
80 Cortlanet st. Ns
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DIED.

WESTLAK Elm this city, on Thurs
day, April 9Th, 1871, FRANK. wife of Mr..
Edward Westlake, in the 18th year of her
age
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MITE SoClETY-The Ladies Mite
Society of the Congregational Church, will
meet with Mrs. San uel Baird, the present
week.
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III. SLEEPER & J. IIAMLIN.
HTYATERTOWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description; Lath and
Shingles constantly Oh hand AL tor sale at
the Lowest Market P.ice, at the Milwaukee
Depot Katertown, Wis.
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WatcrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by Rack Bros,
Merchants, Maia Street
w atertown. 4--l ,a5ts.. sI.3Il..I e..
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LUMBER YARDS.
O. K. COE.

DEALER In Lumh r, Shingle and Lath,
j. corner of Clyman and Fourth Streets
Entertnwr Nia.
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CLOVNv<S PATENT REAPER
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Referees sale.

The State Of Wisconsin Circuit Court, JEFF
| ferson County. nc. qa..
John Dahl:nann and Anthony Dahlmann
| against Thomas Dervin and Ellen Dervin,
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Wisconsin National Bank, and Bank
Of Watertown, Watertown,
cago, Genu A gt's. for the Northern .
-.isea Pacific 7-3O Loan.
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DR.. n. N. BARBER,
ELECTIO Physician and Surgeon. ofce
IL over A. Pstersons store.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-22
MACE-COBURN.


INDIANAPOLIS, May 2O-Dick Holly
wood, referee in the Mace-Coburn busi-
ness, publishes this evening another
card in reply to an article in the New
York Clipper, and to Coburn's late
card. He pronounces COburn's card
tissue of falsifcations and fal-ehoOds
and denies that he had been paid for
pursuing the course he did, and defends
his action in appointing the next meet
ing at Kansas City, on the ground that
not only can the men have fair chance
to fight there without magistrate inter
ference but that the local authorities
will themselves attend the fight and see
that order is maintained. He adhcrcs
to his original proposition.
KEoKrK, Iowa, May 20.-Joe Coburn
passed through here to-day, en- route to
Kansas City to meet Mace in the ring
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Body Found.

This evening the body OF young
woman was found floating in North
River, at the foot of 10th street. The
body, which had not been long in water,
was nude with the exception Of chem
ise. There being no marks to indicate
murder, and il not being thought prob
able that the girl contemplating suicide
would'igo to water with but one gar
ment on, the authorities are puzzled.
Jem Mace,
Who has been at the training quarters
at the Irish Crispins' Hall during the
past week, was to-day visited by an i'm
mense crowd Of roughs. He leaves
Tuesday for Kansas.
The High Joints.
Cyrus W. Field gives banquet to-
morrow afternoon to all the High joints
at Delmonico's and a grand reception
in the evening.
DR.. II. T. Helmbold
Proposes to build an iron pier at Long
Branch similar to that at Binghampton,
England, at a cost of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in gold.
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CINCINNATI.
Music ON Sunday 10 be Abolishe'

Music ON Sunday TO be Abolished.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-There is con-
siderable excitement among the germans
of this city, the Mayor having notified
the various. places where orchestral
music is INDUCED in on Sunday, that it
must be discontinued. Several Of the
proprietors are determined to resist his
order.
The YalIandisham Platform En-
dorsed and Denounced.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Hamilton county met here to-day
and unanimously endorsed the Vallan-
digham platform and recommended the
Hon. S. F. Hunt, State Senator, for
Lieutenant Governor.
The Times and Chronicles evening
special from Hamilton, says the Butler
county Democrats in Convention to-day
gave Vallandigham and the new de-
parture wide berth. Resolutions were
adopted advocating free trade, a return
to specie payment, denounced San Do
mingo, Government Office appointments
and all acts OF the administration gen.
orally.
Excitement Among the Germans.
CINCINNATI, May 2l.-There has
been much excitement among the Ger
mans in consequence Of the Mayors
order that all music in concert and
beer saloons must be stopped on Sun
days. Several of the largest deter
mined not to obey the order, and their
saloons, concerts and music are in full
blast tonight. The police have not in
terfered as expected. The Germaus
say there will be trouble if interfered
with. Probabilities are that all those
who disobeyed the order will be fined
tomorrow
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PROPOSALS.

cEALED PRoPosAIls WILL BE !
- ceiyed at the Office Of this West ylrHi
Penitentiary at MouDdsyillc, West Va,
III " o'clock noon on Thursday, May y, "
for 400 perches Of rubble aud Fp perchc1
quality. The dimension stone Ia be ~,
as the superintendent may direct, and N
able for courses from one foot four Incl
to one foot eight inches, and nom one
To one foot ak inches bed, and rom tiI
feet 10 SIX feet long. The stone 10 be de |
cred on the Penitentisry grounds nom
To time nv may be required.
Bids will be received for rubble stonf
above required In lots Of 30 perches,
more, and for dimension stone Ia lots of
perches, or more.
Parties desiring 10 make proposals
address ThOs. r. shallcross, Supeiintsnd@
at Moundsvilie, West Va
myS BOARD or DIRECTOR
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SCRANTON, PA.
All the Mines to be Worked During
the Present Week-Bitter Feeling
Between the Welsh and Irish.

SCRANTON, May 2l.-The prediction
made in this district last week that ten
days would end the suspension in the
Lackawanna Valley, has proved to be
correct. All the mines in this region
will be worked during the coming week
and large number will be operated TO.
morrow. The Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany's mines are now all at work which
no doubt necessitates the action of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and western
companies in favoring the example Of
the former companies. Although the
men OF three large corporations have
voted to resume work, there is still
considerable amount of bitter feeling in
Welsh mining circles against the Irish
miners and laborers who are working
Briggs shaft, and a strong military
force is necessary to guard them from
the threatened assault Of the Welsh.
Last night several hundred miners con-
gregated on the hill overlooking Bell
vue, firing shots and shouting at the
top of their voices for possession Of the
man, Micheal Cocirns, who shot Davis
and Jones, and who had returned home
after being admitted to bail. Two
military companies were at once dis
patched to the scene of disorder when
the miners dispersed in hurry and no
more disturbances has occurred up to
this time. The military force now here
will be placed in the barracks at the
Fair grounds and remain till all the
collieries get to work when they will be
sent to their respective houses.
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and left them TO themselves through the
summer. He made tia business daily,
if needed. He saw that all about them
was clean; and kept away intruders.
This he did. 1t seemed enough, and it
was something in care and labor. Mr..
S. goes on the principle that nothing
can be done without effort. He has no
patent hives, only the common box-hive.
He believes in strong swarms, and only
strong ones, and will keep no. other.
Hence he is safe during the winter (he
winters on the stand, and confident in
the working season. He makes it .
business, intlexibly, to set his boxes for
surplus honey early in the season, and
remove at once when filled. He gets
comparatively few swarms. and much
honey, and has established reputation
for honey, as it is known that he brings
to il neatness, and some may think im.
proved quality. So he finds ready sale
for all his honey at somewhat advanced
prices.
Mr.. S. was led to bee keeping rather
accidentally, getting swarm oi bees in
the way Of trade, and not intending to
go into the business. But he had the
swarm, and so he put it on q stand and
gave it chance to work. The swarm
was a good one, and worked smartly in
its haltcool, halfwarm place, sunlight
and shade alternating. From that
swarm dated his success. He has on
an average eight colonies in his small
yard. These occupy some Of his spare
time. His object is (mostly) honey
AMI not swarms, and in this he succeeds
not that he has any particular way OF
bringing il about, only he gives room
for surplus honey, and early, soon al
the bees begin 10 work. What swsrms|
he gets beyond his average, he disposes|
of; thus yearly he has a few swarms,
to sell at big figures The past year he|
sold from his eight colonies over $lou
worth of honey, besides few swarms-
The year before, when everybody Jailed
he retained his number, losing few
swarms which he kept from the yea1|
before. nIn 1869 he sold 800 worth OF
honey; the year previous about thd
same, and so along back TO within twc
years OF the commencement
Here is an example, not only Of wha2
is done, but what may be done. OtherS
that we might mention are also success
ful, but they are all more or less pains
taking and exercise judgment. Thej
keep strong swarms, and will have N
others; they tell me they would rsthe
pay SIS for n really superior swarui
than TO take poor one as gift Nd
s. informs me he has obtained $50 wort
of honey, three years in succession, frot
one OF his colonies. What is $l5 ID
such a swarm Such q swarm will ID
iend itself, and take much care of th
owners hands; but weak one need
doctoring almost constantly, and thet
will do little or nothing-as like as nd
consume it's little store, be fed durin
the winter, and die in the spring. Nj
lions OF swarms are in this conditld
yearly But not so the strong colonieI
lew, comparatively, perish. +. q.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Ku.KIux I'm Patterson.

PATTERSON, May ely esterday after
noon two negroes, Henry Harrison and
Gilday, paraded the streets in drunken
condition and Harrison approached an
old soldier organ grinder requesting
permission to take turn on the organ.
The soldier refused and the negro in
sisted when bystander, Richard Floyd,
ordered the negro of, words ehsued
when FLOYD with terrific blow felled
the negro to the ground splitting his
ear. The other negro interposed and
was also knocked down his head strik
ing the curbstoDe heavily and rendering
him Immediately unconscious. His
skull was crushed in about half a finger
length in one place, both compression
and concussion Of the brain was caused
by the fall. His physician gives little
hope Of his recovery. Floyd was ar
rested and held 10 await the result.
Of Harrison's wounds are slight.
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celnte OF Paris, ls progressing. Ihe
Government batteries are maintaining
furious cannonade. At the Porte
maillot the insurgent FIRE replies weakly.
The Pont du jour is also being sub
jected to steady and devastating bom-
bardment, inficting great damage on
the Insurgents works.
Tne VersailIists Force an Entrance
Into Psris-A Moody Conffict
Raging.
VERSAILLES, May 81, 4 P. Mt is
reported here that the Government
troops have effected a breach at the
Maillot gate and have simultaneously
carried the insurgents position at Pout
du Jour by storm and forced an en-
trance into Paris. Two columns Of
Nersaillists are now maintaining a
bloody and desperate conflict with the
Communist troops, in the streets of the
city. The slaughter is immense. Fresh
columns OF Versailles troops are push
ing an entrance accompanied by de-
tachments Of artillery. The strife is
becoming general. The versailles bat
teries meanwhile continue to cannon
ade the ramparts.
Defeat Of the Versailles Troops.
PARIS, May 20.-The Commune
announces the defeat of the Versailles
troops at Waivers, on Thursday even
ing, and asserts that both Waivers and
the Lycee of Issy have been recaptured
and are now occupied by the Federials.
The Communists also claim to have
repulsed the Versaillists in the attacks
made by them on Neuilly, Maillott and
Chahie, yesterday and Thursday.
The Commune is making acquisitions
upon all the churches in this city, and
all the valuables and sacred vessels are
being seized for the augmentation of
the Communists Treasury.
Armissice Suggested.
VERSAILLES, May 2O.-The German
authorities have suggested that an
armistice should be agreed upon between
the Versailles Government and the
Paris Commune, for the purpose Of
allowing a plebiscitum to be taken
through the whole of France, in order
to decide upon thefurther fora of gov
ernment
Henrie Rochfort has been arrested
by the agents Of the Versailles Gov
ernment at Meux, 25 miles north Of
Paris, while escaping from Paris and
the Commune. He was conducted
to this city, where he will be arraigned
on reasonable charges before the
Judicior tribunal.
The Prim Assassination.
MADRID, May 20.-A judicial report
issued by the Cortes incriminates Senor
Borcia in the assassination of Marshal
Prim. Borcia, who was formerly at
tached to a faction opposed to the Mar
shall and his political colleagues, has
been elected deputy. 1t is now fully
believed that the assassination was
deeply laid plot. II is understood that
further developments in the matter are
in progress, which, when fully brought
out, will possibly involve the crimina-
ton of not few persons of high politl-
cal distinction, and greatly dissipate the
mystery which has hitherto surrounded
the assassination.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Gold closed in New York Saturday
at lllt.
lis believed ex-senator Williams, OF
Oregon, will succeed Mr.. Akerman as
Attorney General.
Nilsson will soon give two more con-
certs' in Chicago, the entire proceeds to
be devoted to the support Of the Sweed'
ish poor.
A party Of sixty prominent japanese,
direct from Japan, arrived in chicago
Yesterday, en- route for the East being
on a tour around the world.
The case of Mrs. Annie Clahin vs.
Colonel J. II. Blood, of the firm oi
Woodruff, Clafin & Co., New lork,
was Saturday dismissedon examination
A fire in Brooklyn Friday night des-
troyed two dwellings and a stable own
ed by F. Stellkecht and Mrs. GOWN, on
Hudson avenue. Damage S5OOG in
sured.
Great preparations are making in
Chicago for the great German demon
stration on the Goth. A prominent
feature will be a thousand German vet
erans OF the last war.
A game OF base ball was played in
Boston, Saturday, between the Athlet.
les, Of Philadelphia, and Boston nine,
which resulted in favor OF the latter IN
a score of ii to 5.
A little three year old girl was drown
ed in her fathers cistern in Chicago on
Saturday morning. Her cries were
heard by some women near, but the
boss refused to let them 60 to learn the
cause.
Archibald Stewart, resident Of Jer.
sey City, while loading a truck on a
pier in North river, Friday night, WAS
kicked on the head by one OF his horses,
beating his brains out. He was taken
to the hospital in dying condition.
A. r. Corbin, brother-in.law Of Pres
ident Grant, was robbed OF his gold
headed cane at the First National Bank,
Elizabeth, New Jersey, Saturday. 1t
was found on the person Of Joseph Ap
pleton, peddler, who had II secreted IN
his sleeve.
The body of Jones Gilman, laboring
man, was found lying about 3OO
yards from his house, in Council Bluffs,
Iowa, with a built hole through his
head. He killed himself because he
was discouraged.
. The Council Bluffs papers of Sat
urday morning published a report
that Robert Bonner has accepted a
challenge from the owner OF the lately
brought out trotter OF San Francisco to
trot Dexter and the San Francisco
horse at Omaha, Neb., some time in
June.
Yesterday James Rafferty, and James
Monaghan, laborers, at Staten Island,
New York, quarrelled and Rafferty, be,
coming enraged siezed new shovel and
struch Monaghan with the sharp edge,
inhicting serious and probably fatal in,
jury. Rafferty, was arrested and held
to await the result.
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south American Merchant Robbed.

south Am ertean Mercho
The room of Signor Pho Enhueque' a
merchant from Lima, South America, at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, was entered
last Wednesday, while he was absent
and an escretoire forced open and dia-
monds to the value of $4,000 and s2uOo
in gold were stolen. As the case was
only placed in the hands OF detectives
this morning there is small probabilities
Of causing the thieves arrest
The wreckers successful.
The Boston wrecking men, who have
been engaged recovering s5,SOO,OOO
sunk in the British vessel Punsudure
during the revolutionary war, have been
successful during the past week. Con-
ductor H. Barns and sixteen men have
been working in eighty feet OF water
at Port Morris, West Chester county,
where the wreck lies. Divers have
reached the treasure hold, which con-
tains twenty-six iron chests OF specie,
but by the action of the water and
earthly substances the chests nave oeen
cemented so firmly together that they
must be,raised in mass. Ihefe Is no
doubt Of the ultimate success OF the
work. Over 100000 have been ex-
pended on the work. Many cannon
and other curiosities Of the wreck have
been raised and presented TO the 'eh-
trail Park Museum.
Gen. schenck and Family
Leave here tonight for New York and
will sail for Europe on Wednesday.
The French Minister.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Owing TO the
continued i'll health OF NJ. Serielhood'
the French Minister, he Will IN the
course of two or three weeks return to
France. A Charge de Affairs will be
appointed to look after the French IN
terests until NJ. Serielhoods successor
can reach this country.
The Investigating Committee.
The Senate Investigating committee
have issued subponeas for seven addl-
tional witnesses to appear at their next
meeting. Per contra Senator Carpen-
ter remarked tonight that the Senate
will not proceed further in the matter,
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A snIoon.Keeper KuIed.

BRIDGEpoRr, COM, May 2l.-Be-
tween II and o'clock last night par
ty Of young men in hack visited the
lager beer saloon of NJ. s. Longer in
East Bridgeport and called for drinkst
1t being after II o'clock their demand
was refused whereupon the party set
upon Mr. Longer, one Of them striking
him on the head with with a chair,
from the effects OF which he died about
3 oclock this afternoon. All the par
ties have been arrested.
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WEATHER REPORT.
~ nopsis for the Past Twenty-fonl
Hours

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The weather
remains unchanged on the Pacific
coast and Rocky Mountain stations
with decided increase OF pressure and
falling temperature at the latter. The
barometer has generally fallen east OF
the Mississippi and is at present the
lowest in Upper Canada. Light winds
have generally prevailed and at present
time fresh southeast winds are reported
in the Atlantic States. Fresh northwest
wind and falling temperature from Lake
Erie to Arkansas and westward the tenn
perature has increased. 1t is highly on
the South Atlantic coast. Clear
weather has continued on the Middle
and South Atlantic; increasing cloudl-
ness from the Eastern States, westward
rains have been reported which existed
in the Missouri Valley Saturday evening,
have advanced westward to Arkansas
and Indiana. ...-
Probabilities is probable that
cloudy weather with fresh winds will
on Monday prevail on the Atlantic
coast, With rain in the interior. Dan
perous winds are not unprecedented foI
any large extent Of country.