Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-26

ments Of Southern men, may be left to
the future TO decide
POPULAR ERRORS.--To think ii G
more man eats the fatter and stron err
be will become. To believe that the
more hours children study the faster
they Will learn. To conclude that, if
exercise is good, the more violent it is
the more good is done TO imagine
that every hour taken from sleep is an
hour gained To act on the presump-
ton that the smallest room in the house
is large enough to sleep in. To argue
that whatever remedy causes one to
feel immediately better is good for the
system, without regard to more Interior
effects. To eat without an appetite, or
to continue to eat after it has been
gratlfed, merely to crafty the taste.
To eat hearty supper for the pleasure
experienced during the brief time it is
passing down the throat, at the expens-
es of whole night of disturbed sleep,
and weary waking in the morning
Good Health.
WAsHINGToN, February 22.-The
President stated last night that his
proclamation converting an extra session
Of the Senate for executive business, to
| assemble March 4, has been prepared
and will probably be sent to the Senate
to day but that under no circumstances
would he call an extra session Of the
House until California and New Hamp-
shire have held their elections for Con
gressmen for the next Congress These
elections are to be held in March In
| the event Of the failure OF any ap-
preparation bill, lie then may convene
| the House to assemble Oh July t
probably not earlier If then called the
intense heat of the W arlington summer
would guarantee a short session. The
President states that there is enough of
appropriated money in the Treasury FIR
the purpose Of all the branches of the
Government service for the present
fiscal year which is one of the determin-
ing reasons for not calling an extra
session of both houses at the TINA.
4 JUDICIAL BLACKMAILER =
Hol. G. I. Sherman, United States
Judge Of the Northern District of Ohio
and who is a brother OF General ". Z.
Sherman and United States Senator
John Sherman, occupies most unen-
viable position before the country, and
will probably be impeached The
Ways and Means Commit tee Of the
House OF Representatives which has had
his case under investigation, Saturday
reported their evidence to the House
with resolution referring the matter
to the judiciary Commit tee, with ii
view of preparing articles Of impeach-
ment. 1t will be remembered that
Judge Sherman is charged with black
mail, he having presented claim 10
the New York Stock Exchange for
SO, 900 for having. as he alleged
lobbied a certain financial measure
through Congress, whore as it turns
out that he had nothing whatever to DO
with the passage Of the bill in question
as be now himself acknowIed5 es This
is evidently the black sheep in the
Illustrious Sherman family.
The movement for the consoli dalton
.f the cities Of New York and Brook
Ign is progressing favorably. SO far,
the work has been confined to residents
of Brooklyn, but the New Workers are
beginning to take an active interest,"
the most violent opponents being the
small politicians 1t is reported that
memorial to the Legislature was pre-
pared last Saturday which request,
that paid commission, consisting OF
citizens of New York and Brooklyn
be appointed, and that this commission
shall draw up bill, to be presented to
he next Legislature, in which the i'm
mediate consolidation of the two cities
shall be proposed on just conditions
The proportion of representation OF the
two cities will probably be left for the
Legislature to decide
What it costs to "run" Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, year, is shown in
the following figures Henry Ward
Beecher $40, 900; Mr. Halliday.
assistant pastor $1,000; Mr.. Weld,
irst sexton $1,000: Mr. Raynor,
-econd sexton, $1,000 music So 0GC;
Insurance $500 current expenses;
$1,000 Plymouth library, 500