Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-17

at the"sprlngs, IN Waukesha.
The iron bridge of Ocouomowoc has
at last arrived and is being erected.
g A few peaches will be raised in Fons
du Lac this year.
. Mrs. Oats Weeks, of Spring Prairie
killed her infant, three weeks old
last Wednesday, and then committed
f suicide.
At Green Bay. the demand for beer is
greater than the local breweries can sup.
, ply, and the stock in Milwaukee growing
scant.
Green Bay curiosity consists of a
chicken with double body, four legs,
four wings, and one head.
The Taylor Orphan Asylum, Racine
county, will be formally opened on the
18th.
An old gentleman named Me Henry
of Neeah, was seriously injured by a
mad bull last Thursday.
Edwin Clifford is in Oshkosh, or
ganiz;ng a new theatrical company to
visit the county fairs of the state.
| Some of the Oshkosh fremen refuse
to do service any longer on their ,pres-
ent salaries.
| The State Grange of Wisconsin Pat
rons of Husbandry will hold a meeting
in Portage, October l.
Two sons of Mr. johnson Madison,
living near Darien, were badly bitten
by a bulldog, on Tuesday last They
are now lying in critical condition
The new linseed factory in Racine
''begins to leom up"
Mr.. NJ. Heating, of Lisbon, sheared
from his flock of "a Leicester sheep.
l49 pounds of clear wool.
There is a fair prospect that the
Lawrence University Woman's College
building will be erected before another
commencement.
Smallpox is lively in Princeton
The people of Neenah have been
considerably exercised over the finding
of portions of the skeleton of woman
near that place, the other day. No
woman is or has been missing, and now
the question is, where did the skeleton
| come from ?
The Oak Wood Trotting Park AS
ISOLATION of La Crosse will distribute
81 500 in purses for running and trot-
ing horses on the Oath and 18th of
July. The great purse of $3.50 will
be trotted for Thursday, July 25th and
is open to all horses.
The Eau Claire News says that an
attractive feature of the Fourth of
July procession in that city was
Fanny Lea, dressed in freman's uni
form, mounted upon her little pony in
advance of the company, bearing
streamer with the word, "Our Protec-
tion."
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports that
the members of the Milwaukee Typo
graphical Union held meeting on
Wednesday evening and accorded them
selves the privilege of returning to their
former plrces on the regular rates.
The Sunday Schools of Rock Coun-
| ty and a number of schools from Jeffer-
son, Dane and Walworth counties, met
at Clear Lake, near GAINESVILLE, on
Thursday, for their annual picnic.
Over 4, 1000 persons were present, and
everything passed off pleasantly.
The Wisconsin Dental Society hold
its second annual meeting in Fond du
Lac, on Tuesday, and elected the fol-
lowing officers president, Arthur Hol-
brooke; LIST Vice President, NJ. B.
johnson End Vice President, A. Fl.
Ellsworth Secretary G. G. Chitten-
den; Treasurer, A. Solliday. The
attendance was not large.
At Oconto. Wednesday afternoon,
during a terrible wind and rain storm,
the large tent of Conklin Bros circus,
showing in that place, was blown over
and seven or eight men injured quite
severely. The centre pole, ia falling,
struck one of the musicians, breaking
his arm and bruising him pretty bad
". There were no horses in the ring
at the time.
The Wisconsin, reports that body of
male infant was found floating in the
river, on Tuesday, of last week An
examination led the physicians to be-
lieve that its death was the result of
an abortion. Suspicious points to par
ties in high life, and as the clue is be-
ing followed up closely there seems but
little doubt that the discovery will soon
? be made as to who are the guilty ones
Oconomowoc never had so many WIS.,
tors before, at one time.
Thirty COWS have been sent from Osh-
kosh to the Green Bay fire sufferers.
Jackson dip, the young man aged
26, was killed on the second by limb
of tree falling upon him, while he
was trying to get some money
The remains of skeleton ola woman
were found near Young's Corners, in
Winnebogo county, recently, creating
a good deal of excitement,
The Waukesha Democrat reports
that Colonel Dunbar hipped, on Wed
nesday and Thursday OF last week, over
400 gallons, or near IT'S barrels Of
Bethesda water. A large portion of il
was sent to differeat points In Cali
fornia, by express.
A fire at Oshkosh, Wednesday even
ing, destroyed $4,000 worth of pro-
perty.
The state Teachers, Association held
at Madison last week although not
| larooly attande6 WAS an Interesting