Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-04-02
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| cbarmlng-'ht fragrance of sweet los
-oms; his Alista Boquet, delicatels d.
llghtlul-the odor Of dainty buus;
while his Floral Riches surpass in rich,
fresh, howery odor any Cologne or toi-
ct water ever made.
THE LOST GLOUCESTER FISHER
MEN Mayor Williams, Of Gloucester.
Nass.. has published request for con-
trlbu'ions from the country at large In
aid of the fam lies Of the seamen lost
on St. Georges bank during the recent
gales. One hundred and forty six able
bodied men were lost. leaving fifty
seven widows and $50 orphans depend.
eat upon tue charity Of the public for
support.
a comet is approaching the earth,
and can be seen with tie tie pc.
1t moves in an elliptical orbit, with a
period of five and half years. and its
first appearance was noted only thirty
three years ago. and its present ap-
pearance is the seventh time that il has
been recorded. It will be the nearest
the earth on the 10Th of April, at a
computed distance OF abont rs 900 900
miles. so that there is not he slightest
prospect of collision 1t has never
rcceded from the earth much further
tran the planet Jupiter. In 1851 i
escaped observation, but in 1857 it
was seen rising in the extreme south
ern horizon, reaching brightness
bringing it within easy observation
with on opera glass and finally dissp-
Deared in the northern sky.
A KENTUCKY JUDGE AssAssINAr-
ED.-FRANKFoRD, KY, March 26 -
Judge j. M. Elliott. Of the Court of
Appeals, Was assassinated and instantly
killed on the street in front of the
Capital Hotel, at ii A. NJ. to-day. by
Thomas Buford of Henry county. Ell
lott had rendered an adverse opinion
TO case that Buford had had in court
for some time.
Buford loaded double barreled shot
gun and waited for Elliott to come to
d'nner.. and walked up and shot HIM
through the heart without waning.
Buford was arrested, and is now In Jail.
There is great excitement, and roug
feeling prevails against him Buford,
after the arrest. acknowledged that the
other barrel of the gun was loaded for
Judge Pryor, and he would have kill
ed him a so, had not some chaliren
been IN the way. He is brother of
Gen. A be Buford Of Woodford county.
MEXICAN REvoLUTIoNlsrs. rs.-SAN
FRANCISCO, March % "A San Diego
dispatch states that the Un,on's special
fro,n Tuscan, to-day, says that letter
dated at Sonora. on the 22d inst says:
1.-THE revolution seems to, be at an end.
Two couriers arrived to day from Mag
dalena with communication from
General AItamarine, directed to the
Municipal President of Curpes, ad-
vIsing him of the disbanding of the
forces under Mariscol. and tie peace
ful recognition of the Sonora govera-
ment Another courier arrived late
from Palma with communication
from Gen. Serno to Gen. Lezargo,
notifying him that on the following
day he (Seruo) would enter Hermo-
sella with 600 national and 800 volun-
teer troops of the federal forces, which
proves that President Dsaz favored
Serno's revolution against the lawful
government of Sonora"
A SCOTTISH CARDINAL--The cable
informs US that owing t. the brilliant
prospects of the Roman Catholic
church in Scotland, Pope Leo will
soon create Cardinal for the Scottish
hierarchy. Scotland has not had
Cardinal for more than three hundred
years. when David Beaton, or Beth
une, as the name was sometimes spell
ed. was Cardinal Archbishop of ST.
Andrews This Cardinal was widelf
esteemed for his intellectual acquire
ments. both by James V. of Scotland
aud Francis [ But he was fierce aud
uncompromising in his efforts to stamp
out Protestant sm; and party feeling
ran 80 high, that when in 1916 be
was killed and his corpse hanged out
of the window, Knox, on hearing of
the 'godly fact" sent one hundred aud
6fty men to the defense of his murder
ers. who were also protected by tbs
English Government. But times
have changed since then; and mea
have changed with them. The new
Cardinal, if appointed, will quietly
take his place, aud will be on as gost
terms with his Protestant ne.ghbors -
Cardinal Manning is