Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-14


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Quick WoRK.-Last nights, press
reports brought the informatic that
the Milwaukee forger, Alexander Go.
hen, had been arrested in Richmond,
Virginia. At ten o'clock this morn
ing the necessary papers were filed
with the Governor, and requisitlon
issued to the Governor of Virginia.
demanding the delivery of Cohen to
Chief of Police David Kennedy, Of
Milwaukee, who was appointed the
agent Of the State to receive Cohen,
and return him to Milwaukee for trial.
CALIFoaNIA.-The new Const tu-
ton of California was adopted Wednes.
day by over five thousand Majority on
the popular vote. There were great
many Objectionable features in this in
strument, aud the contest over its adop-
ton or rejection was very animated
1t contains quite liberal sprinkling
of Kearneyism, and the Golden State
will, without much doubt, have cause
to regret its adoption. A majority
seems to have been cast against it in
San Francisco. not, however, as large
as first reported.
Mr.. John Bradford, prominent
citizen of Milwaukee for the past thirty
years or more, died in that city on
Saturday morning last For many
years he was the sonior member of the
mercantile firm of Bradford Bros
aud afterwards of the tirm of Brad ford
& Stark. He was the first Pres dent
of the Milwaukee Chamber Of Com
merce and has ever been regarded as
Que of the best citizeus Of Milsankee.
His death is universally regretted.
Mr.. Bradford was a native of New
Boston, New Hampshire, aud came
West when quite a young man, and
has grown up with the country, and
acted we'll bis part in life.
THE BIBLE SocIETY.-NEw YORK.
May 8 -The sixty-third annual ami
versary Of the American Bible Society
was tonight, and very largely attend
ed. The annual report shows there
are engaged in the society's work il
this country ..l6s superinteudents, SO
county agents, and 1920 volunteer
bible distributors. Receipts of the
year, $462,274, excess over previous
year Sl5,3lO. During the year the
whole bible was translated into Turk
ish and portions of it into other Ian
guages. During the year there were l,
266 958 bibles manufactured and Of
these 949,6l4 were issued at home
and 23a, ,040 abroed. Issues of the
society during 63 years 36,052,l69
copies. There were 445,034 families
visited during the year.
THE DocToRs.- ATLANTA, May 8.
The National Board of Health ad-
journed to meet in Nashville in Oc-
tober. The Sanitary Council Of the
Mississippi valley adjourned sine die.
The American Medical Association
adopted a metric system The follow
ing othcers were elected for next year.
President, Lewis Sayre, New York.
Vice Presidents, r. B Call, of Cali
fornia, E. NJ. Haut. New Orleans; o.
March, Massachusetts,, F. P. Porcber
South Carolina, Permanent Secretary;
W. Atkinson, Philadelphia. Several
valuable papers were read and referred
for publication. Amendments to the
constitution will lie over till next year.
New York was chosen for the next
place OF meeting, time DOT settled. ALI
sections finished their business this
afternoon and will adjourn tomorrow.
Citizens banquet tonight; eiobt hun
dred present.
A FEMALE FoRGER.-MILwAU-
KEE, May Mrs. Sarah w. Under
wood, lady moving in the first circles
Of society, was arrested yesterday, at
the instance of Harvey Hyden, of
Chicago. on charge Of uttering for
ged paper. The complaint charges
that note to the amount of $1,000,
signed by A. G. Underwood, was made
and executed by Albert G. Under
wood, of this CITY, husband of the lady
arrested, while it is purported to be
paper of Alvan G.. Underwood, of Mil
ford. Mass, father-in-law of the accus-
ed 1t is alleged that similar notes to
the amount Of $500 are held by
prominent parties Of this city. The
defendant promptly gave bonds for
future appearance. ex-Gov. Ludington
hecomipo the nrincinal surety. Mrs