Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-07-28

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SINGULAR MALEoRMATIoN OF COL
oRED Twins. The Aiken (S. C.)
Courier Journal says: e.On the 18th
of June last colored twins were born
on farm of ,lr. Joseph Ashley, near
Lumbarton, with documentary con-
nection near tue stomach. One Of the
twins, has neither eyes, nose, hands
nor feet, and the only orifce answer.
ing for mouth is perpendicular slit
running lengthwise of the face It
seems to oe perfectly dumb, and to re-
ceive nourishment entirely from the
other child, who is healthy and we'll
formed. If the, dumb child is touched
the other one feels it, aud if asleep i'm
mediately awakens The perfectly
formed child, as may be supposed, is a
female, while the dumb animal belongs
to the male persuasion Quite az ex-
citement is created down in that re-
gion, and several enterprising Barnums
have already appeared upon the scene
and made extravagant offers to the pa
rents to allow their abnormal offspring
60 go on exhibition"
The State journal says: ssThe
work on the new building at the Uni
yerslty, for which an appropriation
was made last winter is progressing
finely. | is to occupy position near
the lake, at the end of Angel street,
CORES onding to Ladies' Hall, on the
corner of the grounds. Its dimensions
will be l74 by 1T feet, and four
stories high, Including the basement.
Workmen are engaged at present in
dressing the stone and excavating
All the lumber is to be upon the
ground, the excavating completed and
the foundntion built this summer.
The contract does not make its COM
completion compulsory before the
month October, 1876. The stone are
TO be taken to the Madison stone
quarry, and the entire expense of the
building viii be 500, 975 =
HAD ENOUGH The fifty or sixty
thousand Republicans In Ohio, who
for one reason or another have failed
to vote for the last two years, will not
stay at home this year. This predc-
ton will feel ourselves authorized In
making. The whole State from one
end to the other, is disguised with
Democratic management, Democratic
Legislatures, Democratic Geghan bills.
Democratic Potter enactments. Demo
cratic Wood County Investigations,
Democratic economizing Allen has
had his day. His coarse egotism, his
timid double-facedness on the currency
question, his intense partisanship,
have settled his fate. With him will
go the whole ticket, from Cary down
TO the last man whose name is printed
on the ballot Cincinnati Gazette.
The ScANDINAvIAN ELEMENT
The Republican Scandinavians of Wis
consln have i 5ht to feel aproud over
she recognition they received at the
hands of the Republican State Con-
ventlon. The nomination of Hans B.
Warner for the responsible Office Of
Secretary of State, an office second in
importance to that of Governor was
not only an endorsement of him indi-
vidually, although he has record to
which any party can point with pride,
but it was tribute to the fidelity with
which his coantrymen in this State
have voted and Iabored for the success
of Republican principles. There is a
very large number Of scandinavian
voters 10 this section, and we congrat-
ulate them on having representation
on the State ticket The Republican
party is not unmindful of its friends.
Hudson Star and Times.
Mr.. Frederick w. Seward is very
Iavorably mentioned in New York as
the most promising man for the Re-
publican nomination for secretary of
state. The Syracuse Journal saws his
nomination ssWould ho in itsalf vor;+