Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-19

Dan CASTILLO. the great circus man
ager, is now residing at Racine, where
he has fine residence.
Lutte Taylor has withdrawn from the
La Crosse Leader and is succeeded by
W. r. Finch.
Gen. G. S. Hamilton has been re ap-
pointed Deputy U. S. Marshal for the
East. Wis. District.
Hugh McDermid was, few days
since, attacked by two large wolves at
lumber camp near West Pensaukee,
but succeeded in killing both of them
with an ak.
It is expected that Brick Pomeroy
will soon revive the old La Crosse
Dem ocrat
A yacht of % feet keel, % feet over
all, and 8 feet beam, is being built at
Oshkosh.
John Milton sells groceries at La
Crosse. He has quit writing poetry.
His Paradise Lost, didn't pay very
we'll
A willie rainbow puzzled the wise
acres of Princeton.
Corn is being shipped from Milwau-
kee to Brandon because it can be
bought at the former place cheaper
than at the latter.
The sister Of a well-known Green
Bay editor is preparing for the Stage.
Over 500 900 we're paid last year in
Berlin, Wis, and vicinity, for cram
berry picking. On the two principal
marshes there were employed an aver
age of 200 pickers daily.
Leith the st dent who was assaulted
by Shawtan fellow--student at Ap-
pleton, is recovering. Shawyan, had
preliminary examination at Appleton
on Saturday AMI was bound over in
the sum of $500 TO answer to an inform
alton for assault with intent to murder
at the June term of the Circuit Court
Governor Wasbburne has just receiv-
ed draft CT 1915 Sc from the United
States Consul at Callao Peru, as the
donation of American citizens in Peru
to the Peshtigo sufferers.
The doctors at Reedsburg procured
small pox virus for the purpose of OBJ
tanning pure kine-pox virus, and after
using all that was required for that
purpose threw the walls over fence,
which were found by some school chill
dren, who carried them for playthings.
Two boys took the var oloid, but it is
hoped that no more cases will occur.
A dog team lately made twenty two
miles an hour on the ice near Ash
land.
The Delevan Republican states that
a number of cases of cerebro spinal
meningitis are reported in that village,
kand a few deaths have occurred.
A man had his nose bitten off in row
at Plover, recently, and as to add insult
to the injury inflicted, his opponent
kicked the severed member about the
| floor.
Captain John Lynch and Mr.. NJ
Fitzgerld, of Oshkosh, and Mr. Nc
Donald, of Fond du Lac, have just
purchased from the government 80
acres of mineral land, on the Monom-
once River, in Oconto county. Sam
pies of ore from this land have been
examined at the Depere Blast Furnace,
and pronounced rich in the metal and
equal to the best Lake Superior ore.
Prof. Jackson ] Bushnell, Professor
Of Mathematics and Natural Philoso-
ply in Beloit College. died at Beloit
on Saturday the 9Th inst. Prof Bush
nell was about So years Of age, native
of Connecticut, and a graduate OF Yale
College. He came to Wisconsin in the
latter part of April, 1913, and was the
Diopeer Professor of Beloit College.
The Madison Journal says: The
famous charger Lexington, owned by
Gen. VIM. r. Sherman, which has been
in this city for the last five years died
March II. He was given to Col.
Thomas Reynolds of this city by Gen,
Sherman and by him passed into the
hands of the Z iversity Regents where
he has since remained. He was sired
oy the celebrated Lexington OF Ken
lucky and in form and action was
model and a marvel. Gen. Sherman
rode him from Atlanta to the Sea, and
he came out ..of that famous march ID
splendid CONDITION. He was subse-
Iuently injured and was honorably re.
lred from active service on full pay
and ample rations
THE TOBACCO BUSINESS OPENING.
The tobacco warehouse OF g. b