Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12
State News.

The injunction cases Of number of
;ItIzens Of Menasha against the Treas
urer OF the town, restraining that Of
ncer from paying ont money collected
en- the tax raised to pay the interest on
| the Wisconsin Central railroad bonds,
| had a hearing before Judge Pulling,
last tuesday and the injunction was
sustained
Two hundred boxes of Limberger
cheese, manufactured there. was recent
ly shipped from Monroe in one lot
The late affray at Appleton College
will doubtless result in the death of
Leith, the young plan who was injured.
No hopes are entertained Of his recov-
cry.
One Thousand Eve hundred dollars
has been subscribed at Peshtigo for
the erection of Catholic chapel, to
take the place of that destroyed by the
great fire.
| In this State there are over lU0 900
children between the ages of A and 7,
and nearly 10000 between the ACES
Of Is and 20 The total number be-
tween 4 and 20 is 4ll,l62.
Negotiations are pending for t! sale
Of a one half interest in the Marathon
Mines, Marathon Comfy, to English
capitalists, who propose to develop
them at once 10 their full capacity.
A blacksmith at Ogdensburg, Wau
paca county, recently walked nine miles
before break fast, set thirty seven horse
shoes, and walked home again in the
same day.
There is not hub and spoke factory
in the county, yet the Commonwealth
says there i. no more desirable opening
in the Northwest tor one than is offer
ed by the city Of Fond du Lac.
Rev. Alfred Brunson, a pioneer in
the Methodist Church, preached an
able and vigorous sermon at Prairie du
CHEN the other day, on his 0Oth
| birthday.
Mrs. Annie A. ..Pomerov, of Milwau-
kee, divorced wife Of the notorious
Brick Pomeroy, was recently married
to James Il. Reid, an ..artist, of Fui.
ton, Illinois.
The lserrre car works have orders
from the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for two hundred box and ore
cars. The Milwaukee and ST. Paul
West " isconsin and Green Bay and
Lake Pipin Railways have also sent
large orders to the works.
Ripon contemplates the starting of
a boot and shoe mandatory which
will give employment to fifty men. 1t
is to be a jolnr stock concern.
Fishing upon Green Bay is said to
be better this winter than for many
winters previous The catch thus far
has been very large and the quality of
Of fish very fine.
/ Menominee expects 10 increase its
inhabitants by 200 emigrants from
Germany during the coming summer.
Ten thousand eggs have been hatch
ed in the artificial trout pond at Spring
Brook on Elk Greek, aud K is intend
| ed to increase the number to $4,000
annually.
A CIV at Fond du Lac kicked the
pump over yesterday and broke her
leg. The COW lust die, but the milk
man hopes to be able TO continue his
business. He thinks he can fix the
pump
!! The Lancaster Hera1a says: "Only
six divorce suits are on the docket this
term of Circuit Court Tn four of
these the husband brings the suit.
The Journal says FIVE thousand beau
tiful salmon front for Lake Mendoza
given by Seth Green, Superintendent
OF Fisheries Of New York. arrived in
Madison Tuesday night, in charge of
Michael Clark.
| The GAINESVILLE Gazette says that last
Tuesday night the tobacco house of
Mics McDermott, in the town of James
vile, was entered by thieves aud some
| $500 pounds Of tobacco stolen. They
were particular 10 take Mr.. McDer-
mott's CHOICEST wrapper lots. 1t was a
/ bold undertaking, and one so ,killfully
managed that no clue TO the robbers
has been Ubtainea.
A 500 900 saw mill will be built at
at Stiles. Ocnnto. County, this summer;
It will be Que Of the largest in the
world
A hotel to be'conducted ca he Euro
pean plan is shortly t. be established
at Eau Claire.
At Black River Falls eighteen boys
from New York Children Aid Society.
sent out to be provided with homes,
arrived recently. They were allotted
to farmers and mechanics.
The Wisconsin State Prison shelters
l7O cruvicts.
la Crosse has burned 10000 cords
of wood for household purposes, thus
far this season.
The deaths by kerosene in Wisconsin
during the year 1872, were forty-six
La Crosse has been declared port
of entry.
Ella Fairchild, a young lady, of Fond
iu Lac. created sensation, short
time since by swallowing a large
mount of morphine, and pre- ssing her
handkerchief, saturated with chloro-
form close to her face. 1t occurred in
IN the Post Office The efforts of
skilllul physician saved her life. In
satisfactory love specula i ms are sup
posed to be the cause.
The girls in the State University