Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-10-30

SiuuS6teu III VHe country from havana on the
schooner Pioneer, of New London, Conn.
Systematic smuggling is going on Cigars
have been invoieed as otneg articles Alto
gethef one hundred thousand cigars have
been traced by he detectives.
Jas. KTLLoUGH was shot dead Wednesday
night near Gallatia CITY, Montana, by Jno.
Linsley in quarrel about a firm.
The Stage going south was stopped Wednes-
day night three miles north OF Pleasant Val
ley, Montana, by two road agents, and seven
thousand dollars taken from the passengers.
There were no express treasure on board
SAN FRANCISCO telegram says that the
British iron ship Aculeo, l99 days from Liver
pool, went ashore twenty miles south of the
Heads in fog Thursday evening, and is a
to.al loss.
A NUMBER of cigar manufacturers in New
York have acceded to the demand of the work
men for an increase from 81 to s5 on every
LOCO. Several houses have suspended opera
tions because of the demand
REV. GEORGE /. CHAPMAN, D. D., died on
Friday, at his residence in Newburyport,
aged 81 years. He graduated at Dartmouth
in 1904, and commencing theological studies,
parish at Lexington, KY, remaining there un-
til 1880. Henry Clay was one of his parish
oners.
NELSON and Curdy, two boys, were found
gHilty of nanslaughter in the second degree,
at Ogden, Utah, for rape and murder of a little
girl in Hooper City, last summer, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for twenty years.
THos. Z. THOMAS, while coming from the
Arkansas fair grounds Friday, was thrown
from his horse and killed.
NJ. ESos Il Co.'S iron foundry, South Carver
Mass. vas burned Thursday night Loss
So. .egQs insured for s1S,00
Ar4 horse E4ir In Lexington. Kentucky. on
Friday, B parse Wis trugted for bv yezrlings.
nd Won a7 Me-brLnO Patchen N cwo straight
1ea1s- E-z- s=L44, S1Lsz-alue and three
g1lrtars sseo1llz t1s1sr 5hzu has evs- before
been rss.sgrs5sai-
! POLITICAL ElG- 1cCCTrsd So Czr-lnEton.
oE1rs IN Saturday night, n vE-5c1 pistols vs-e
Erae- sluCss thrown md aLu6geo1s used.
SeTecaI 1z-sg-s were INJURED
LE sarIEE n the fs-r-sv-nsn -aIIors 81
z--Z-al5zIQazB =-i=s5 thursday, tie employers
1sEvlzsz lc,s5s7z,E 10 the EsnsnG.
H4HE hEE-A ZrsEz- three years Of sge. was
EL sd ut Bosom ca TUESDAY. by her brother
Eel1rrzs- 5v= years q sse, an idiot He struck
-a- IN the head with lis tist, crushing he1
sE1L
3Rs. CHAPMAN and Mrs. Chasselette, widows
Of the engineer and fireman who were killed
on the Erie Road by the negligence Of train
dispatcher Il telegraphiDg, have recovered
damages 70 the amount Of over s., 600 each
against tie Er1e Ra1lwaT.
AZ East Saginaw special reports the burning
q fhs sAz1gle I'M q of Pryor 4 sEett, On Grow
Island II SagE-uw 8gvHr- Loss CTez s10. 600
ana covered fgF 1-sszrl1ea.
II tie t6igv11E z-1als-l v.-lls 2g1-gEeJ the
tournament game g tTs@ tan n DsCo1lF1. On
Tuesday, Bat6eld ar6 DgT1- 4 tLs MutuaIz.
Geo. Wright and Leol2r5. q rEs B0srons,
and Anson and Fdber. OF the Athletics, were
th9 contestants. Hatfield won the first prize
Leonard the second, and Wright the third
Hatfield threw 1873 yards, one foot, seven and a
half inches Leonard, 119 yards, one foot tel
inches; Wright, 1T yards, one foot one inch
HAVANA journals report the discovery of
conspiracy in the Guisa district, near Baymo
saying that the Cubans intended to rise and
capture and kill those favoring the Spanish
cause, and burn their establishments. The
spanish general, Menduina, had eight conspir-
atJrs shot and Others condemned to impris-
onment for lIfe. Fifty of the Cubans are
awaiting trial
A BATTLg CREEK (Hich. special reports the
burning of the clothing store Of John Miller,
and u the hardware store Of Rue Wattles &
c..
Tgraansz rnornfya . toi1o. =, ~, .t,o,,,
sawrailI belonging 70 D. Fl. Delano, Of Pulaski
y. 4, ezplgded with terrific force, rendering
Gho entire building ma 50 Of ruins. The en-
glneer, }. r. Greenwood, vas thrown through
the building into the Salmon river, and founc
dead some rods below.
PeoF. JOHN W. FR4zzR, who occupied thu
char oT aatura! history and chernis ry in the
University Of Penney yania, died suddenly
while entering his apartment at the new
building. He vas 63 years old, and has helt
She Professorsnip over 30 years. He was
prominent member Of the Franklin institute
ana editor or the aDkIin institue journal
CoEsFtgr GUILios, an eminent lawyer Of
Philadelphia, died Sunday, aged 81.
Abroad.
TIE steamer Batavia, while en- route from
Blackwell for tie River Rhone, collIded with
an unknown vessel, and was so seriously in.
iured that she soon after sunk. All on board
we're saved, exc pit two persons vino went
down with the steamer.
The steamer Mary, Of Leith, England, while
off that port ran into the barque Caroline
Maricr, from Gottenburg. The latter filled
and sank 10 few moments after the collision
and eight Of her crew were drowned.
= BERLIN dispatch says that among til,
blogs at religious liberty by the Bismarckiar
Government, is an order forblddng process
sion, in several towns of the Rhenish prov
inces, whore since time immemo1al the,
ranked foremost among the favorite customs
Of people, and where their suppression il
sure to excite great Indignation.
The American fleet sailed from Lisbon fo
Cadiz on Monday. The King and Queen Wis
tied the feet on Saturday, and lunched OF
board of the flagship. Sunday Aduliral Alder
and the Captain of the squadron dined at th,
palace, and were most cordially enter tanned b,
the King and members Of the royal family.
THE insurgents who escaped from Ferrol fie,
in 81 directions They we're pursued by tn
troops. About $50 were captured withoa
Shedding blood, as they offered no further re
sistance. The remainder have disappeared i
the mountains.
TROUBLE is brewing between the Argentiu
States and Bolivia. The Boliyians are dete
mined 10 have voice in settling the limits
Cnaco, wh ch the Argentine troops are mo-
opolizing. Some Of the Argentine trooI
have passed Salta, and the Bolivian Cover
nest bias sent troops aud cannon to defer
lheu territory in the province Of Tarifa,