Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-20
State News.

duce fifteen hundred bushels of corn.
The clergy of GAINESVILLE have organ
lied against the Black Crook.
The Milwaukee Fire Department
has ordered 5000 feet of addition :,
hose.
There is movement on fc> e,uo,
of " Monday pay days" at Mnrautaa
A gas well has beens ,l- :. pu;o,a
ship, Adams County nS;aI = -. n
practical use by - 40 , Tnlan Is out 10
The The A MARI .ette Eagle says "our
poop,J ?h 10th sides of the river have
49, 49, a earnest in the matter of es-
'''' ning general hospital"
1t is doubtful if the lumber business
I will be carried on as extensively this
winter as last
Mrs. Mary Corcoran, living near
River Falls, captured a golden eagle
the other day that measured ten feet
and half from tip to tip of its wings.
John Pheian and James Murphy
are under arrest at Milwaukee for try
ing to kill Robert Schroeder with brick
bats.
Several capitalists of Lisbon are 60
ing into cranberry culture
There are ,24S horses in Milwaukee,
which are valued at s262,5 ST..
General John c. Robinson, Lieu
tenant Governor elect of the State of
New York, is visiting Wisconsin.
Mr.. Strong and family, of FOND du
Lac have just returned from Euro
pean tour
In 1855 the horse disease killed off
great many animals in Milwaukee.
There is tie in Manitowoc country,
on Sheriff, each candidate having g
458 votes.
A mill race at Princeton was found
to be checked up with pickerel.
The La Crosse Repnblscaas-Leodey
is informed that the West Wisconsin
Railway will have the rails laid and
cars running to connect with the North
western Road by the 10th Of this
month.
No Oshkosh man Of family admits
that he attended the Black Crook. He
comes home acting singularly, but de.
claring that he has been to "the lodge"
On the Chippewa river log contracts
are let at s. and $3.50 per thousand
Six yoke of oxen now handle the frs
engines Of Milwaukee. e @
The First Independent Methodist
Church of Oshkosh has just been or
ganized, with Rev. Green G. Harrison
as pastor
Milwaukee intends to lay off park
while there is Jet time
Preparations are on foot to give a
concert at the Academy Of Music, Mil
waukee, for the benefit of the Boston
sufferers.
The State Journal claims that there
are more Cranberry marshes in Wiscon.
sin than In any other State in the
Union, and that such land will soon be
more valuable than any other.
The first duty of the new bells on
the Augusta Baptist Church was to toll
at the funeral of the venerable Mr..
Tettis, revolutionary pensioner, and
between Ito and l20 years of age At
the time of his death
On Monday evening last large a..
semblage gathered at the residence Of
Governor Washburn, in Modison, to
take leave of Ex-Governor Fairchild
and wife on the eve oftheir departure
for the Liverpool Consulate.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says the
American Express Company has taken
to oxen.
The Superior Times says everybody
looks for late fall and an open win ter,
and this Notwithstanding there was lee
on 10th of October i feet of boats
have yet another round trip to make.
There is said to be nine gambling
bells in Milwaukee, which average .
bu mess of $3.50 PR nigh.
A goat team is the latest wrinkle the
epizootc has brought out in Milwau-
kee.
The city has licensed nearly seven
hundred saloons for the ensuing six
months.
During October Milwaukee brewers
purchased stamps for sl9, 1913 barrels
Of beer.
The Whitewater Register reports
that a little child Ct VIM. Farmer. who
has a store on the east side of the river,
came to its death one day last week
under peculiarly distressing cirsum-
stances. 1t was eating peanuts, when
a piece of one of the shells or meats
lodged in its throat. Mrs. Farmer
finding her efforts to relieve the child
unavaiIing, took it to DR.. Belknaps
Office and not finding him brought it to
Dr.. Clark. But by that time the little
sufferer was too far. gone to render re-
lief possible and in few moments ex-
pired.
Jane Grey of La Crosse, left her
husband because he was poor. Six
months after he fell heir to G fortune.
Jane made her appearance at her hus-
bands door one stormy evening about
that time, and being refused admittance
passed the night in cow house Not
one of the neighbors would give her
shelter or a meal.
The Office of Peter Schlisser, of All.
napee. was broken into on Sunday night
and $50, in cash, and notes represent
000 cKolon