Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-11-27

A'"'o az I'LL WI PN"S ~ III VINO ~ b'oh oAo
10000 600 Northern and 100000
Southern Republicans, by means of
systematic defence Of the Constitution
and its guarantees Of freedom. 1t is
high time that the question should be
seriously considered, and, unless we
very much mista ke, the people Of the
North will have something to say
about it in due time, when the facts
have been fully placed before them.-
Ne,o Yorl; Tribune.
IMPORTANT LIFE INSURANCE DEoI-
sIoN.- CINCINNATI, O., November 20.
At Cambridge, O., yesterday, in case
of Eliza Brltton against the Michigan
Mutual Life Insurance Company. the
jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for
S., 1888, being $4,000 policy, with
interest, less the amount of premium
with interest. No money was ever
paid for this risk, and the policy was
surrendered and the note returned four
months before the assured's death.
The decision was given on account of
an extension of time On the note.
KILLED IN OPEN CoURT.-INDIA-
NAPoLIs, Nov. l9 Warren Tate shot
and killed Wm. Love, in the Court
House, late this afternoon. Love had
been witness In the case wherein
Tate is plaintiff. After leaving the
stand, he met Tate in the corridor,
when Love called Tate liar and struck
him. Tate shot him twice, Love dy-
ing about 6 o'clock. After the shoot
ing, Tate went into the court room; he
was called to the stand ,and gave bis tes-
timony in the case then 10 progress. To
view Of the several murders of recent
dates, much excitement existed, and it
was some time before it was considered
safe to attempt placing Tate in Jail
Love was prominent real estate deal
er, and Tate is of a fine family, but is
best known as a husband of former
notorious courtesan Of this city but
now Of Chicago
A London dispatch says the annual
value of silk ribbons exported by
Switzerland to the United States has
fallen off in the past five years from
2O,0OO,OOO francs to 100000 francs.
The Legislature just elected in
New Hampshire will not convene un-
til next June. 1t will choose United
o'a'es EQUATOR IN place OF Mr.. Wad-
leigh, whose term will expire March
4 next. Should there be an extra
session called, New Hampshire will be
minus Senator
The Yankton and Milwaukee Rail-
road Company, organized to build a
road to the eastern boundary of Dako-
ia Territory, to connect with the CHI
cago and Milwaukee, constructed as
far west as Algona, Iowa. have elected
Governor Howard, Newton Edwards,
Ex-Governor Pen nington, DR.. Burleigh
the Hon. George II. Hand, General
Beadle, Mayor, H. D. Wynn, Jacob
Max, and 3. p. Wilcox Directors;
capital stock, 81 100000. A commit
tee was appointed to proceed to Mil
waukee and consult with Alexander
Mitchell and other Directors of the
Milwaukee road.
DEALS DIRECTLY WITH NATURE.
In extracting fruit havors, DR.. Price
deals directly with nature, and leaves
the use of artificial extracts to those
who have not the che mical knowledge
to extract from the true fruits. DR..
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts are
conceded to have no peers in the mar
ket.
10 counting the chances for Repub-
lican success In 1880 should be remem-
oered that resumption, with its
accompanying prosperity will strength
IN the Republicans in every position
hey hold, for to them will belong all
he credit.
Mr. Alexander Stephens's reticence
IN the subject of ciphers is natural.
lie understands now why the Demo-
'ratic House would not let him make
he Potter investigation two-sided
me. They didn't dare to.
The tissue e-paper ballot of South
Carolina is not so big or so red as a
bloody shirt, but if South Carolina
will fling it in the face of the Nor'h,
he may find that it may have just as
powerful an effect ou the Northern
emper.
In some precincts, at least, in South
Jarolina, where the Democrats had a
lear majority, the usual Republican
'ote was cast and counted. Congress.
nan Rainey is right in thinking that
his disposes of the claim that the ne
,roes are turning Democratic. !