Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-21

terine, Almond, etc., are the finest fla
vors for cakes, puddings, ices, creams
and pastry, that can be made.
QUITE AS SENsAT1vE.-The sense
of smell Of the American People i:
quite as sensitive as those of any coun
try-and certainly, when this faculty
is tutored, perfumes may be made ii
America as excellent as those which
come from abroad. Judges cf fine odors
credit DR.. Price with nice taste in the
compromising of his Unique Perfumes
The father of Charlie Ross has beer
off to North Carolina from Philadel-
phia, on another fruitless search fo1
the lost boy He lett the Western
North Carolina Railroad at Hickory
and proceeded across the country tC
the village of Boone, the county seat
of Watauga, one of the most isolated
of the western counties of the State
only to satisfy himself that a strange
lad there was not his Charlie.
The special committee Of the United
States Senate to investigate the affairs
Of the bursted Freedman's Bank a,
Washington. has decided to commence
operations by calling on the Commits
sioners who are trusted with the duty
of gathering up fragments of that bank
rupt concern for an itemized account
of their transactions. The salaries OF
these Commissioners aud their expenses
seem to eat up the major portion OF
what would otherwise be dividends.
Eugene Hale, ex-Congressman
from Maine, says he has seen enough
within the last TWO months to convin ce
him that upon s.tbe issues which the
Democrats are making, the Republi-
can party is getting into better fight
ing trim than it has been 10 for years
In Maine, in those parts where defeat
Was worst in 1878, the feeling is ex-
cellent, and everybody is eager for the
canvass to begin. His Judgment is
that the under current is much strong
er for the Republican party than is
generally believed.
The insurance man, Pliny Freeman
died at his home in Ravenswood, l.. [.
Monday, in his SD year. L was under
| Freeman's administration of the Globe
Mutual Insurance Company that ir-
regularities occurred for which every
member of Freeman',s family was forced
to retire from the organization.
His son Frederick is now in Ludlow
Street Jail. New York, on charge OF
conspiracy to defraud policy-holders of
the Widows and Orphans and Guard
ian Life Insurance Company, as he is
unable to give Sl50,OOO bail.
The Confederate candidate for
Governor of Kentucky is DR.. Luke
Bluckburn, who, during the rebellion,
conspired to introduce yellow fever In
to the Northern cities, and to poison
the Croton water works Ia New York
He is in favor of unlimited money, the
"abolitlon Of this internal protective
tariff" aud sold Bill Allen" for Presi-
dent. He is afraid Allen can't get
the nomination, because Tilden has
killed him off, but if be could he
would support him, even if he were
100 years old, because "he's the smart
est man we have in this country" He
assured a reporter Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer that Tilden is not K entucky s
first choice. but that the idea that be
can carry New York is what makes
them favor him.
The FIRST BARREL OF New FLOUR.
The Produce Exchange received
yesterday, from Harold, johnson &
Co., of Americus, Ca. the first barrel
Of -four from this seasons wheat. The
wheat was grown on the plantation of
Captain John L. Adderton, near
Americus. 1t was cut on April 80
and May |, and was thrashed and con-
verted into -four on May 2. Captain
Adderton presented the barrel to the
ladies of the Episcopal Church Of
Americus, who are striving to pay off
the balance of a building debt amount.
ing to $500. They sent it to the Ex-
change to be sold, the proceeds, to be
devoted to that purpose.-Nev York
! Times 18Th.
The Wianebago Indians. now on
their agency in Nebraska, but for many
years located in Wisconsin, have been
under const'nt religious teachings for
fifty years-the most of that time sup
piled with day schools, Sabbath-schools
and regular preaching-and yet about
week since young man at Winnie
bago agency, Is years old, who went
by the name Of George, was attacked
by six Indi n and killed, as they sup.
posed, but shortly afterward came tc
and struggled out Of his shallow grave
in the sand. and in half-conscious
etate made his way back to the Indian
camp aud was again attacked and kill
ed. The affair was not known till the
other day, when the braves, amid the
excitement of war dance, recited it as
one of their deeds of prowess O fcers