Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-08

co ofon 1tor to
as ~ $500, Barber and the capture of Triplet by a
49, ~ f Cherokee sheriff. Jesse Cochran, deprives
them of bold, bad leader and desperate
d. man. tits expected that the troops will kill
eper scatter this band they have orders
disappeared, remain two months longer in the field if
s. He had that necessary.
snt sales for gov A Michigan cyclone.
.. s.# .ia cyclone, accompanied by heavy rain,
#agal passed over the county fair grounds at Wat
inter- working in rousve Tuscoa county, Michigan the
in of Sd instant doing damage Cloth
n the Sd inst torn to shire fences blown down.
nrecntated to One tent where the tables set for
instantaneous hundred persons blown down, over
..t turning a stove and large reservoir of
stan. boiling water severely scalding six ladies'
les attackea the of whom with infant few months
r1en on the so DID, probably fatally In hall the
repused with exhibits considerably injured by rain
the brlrsn loss One firm exhibiting quite large stock of
silks report heavy loss.
IS. ..' Death in . Mine.
1ear1uy IN the At six o'clock the 4t instant a shift
NJ L" destroying of being lowered in Toga mne
1ar1n property Bode CAL the engine escaped control
1passabe on &C. the engineers and the precptaed
nnot De estma with great speed to the five hundred
level The unfortunates John
Cassidy, both legs broken. Pat Barron
ceburg Ind one dying, mashed to pieces Sam Marson
ticket 25 both legs broken French both legs broken
the Common Manuel Alvers, injured internally; Harry
any the 3Oth Richards Killed. Joe Roderck injured
and returned riously; Pete Pu leg broken
in the club the opinion of the physician in charge that
y Jog. " " l
in the sx.day A Russian Victory
9Th inst The Intelligence has been received from Beu
prizes First that during the Geek
second $4,000 Tepe the 2Sh of August the Russians
encountered large of Tekke Turco
mans, strongly entrenched, who made des
''er. perate resistance The Russians for six
'' hours cannonaded position occupied by
0 LII VIC o"h'o $4,000 Tekke Turcomans In the evening
"ei sPo" the Russians obtained possession of the
os.' "o oo outer entertainments, and at night the
o vineyards my fled losing several thousands. The Rus
slams lost officers and IT'S soldiers killed
Cars and 16 officers and 234 soldiers wounded.
Heerma This is the same battle which was reported
Ills and ST. Louis dispatch from Smla the 23d. That
the Sd lnst dispatch stated the russians defeated
re Haute on the with loss of 700 killed falling
supposed he fell back on Mernean.
of his train. He
O Mattoou Stolen Recovered.
In September 1875 the National bank of
Sea. Baltimore relieved of two tin boxes
which sailed containing $4,000 in bank notes be-
1s for Boston longing to the bank the other
imated value of ed bonds aggregatng $ owned by the
ported to have late Col. William NJ. Boone, together with
ou She in stock certificates and private papers. On
and New York the 26th ut young hunting in the
woods near Woodbury. two sound
rm ing for something buried On the 30th u
telesranbs ths the persons saw men digging
we're visited by the place. AT night the young
IT, which carried with several friends went to the spot and
tween Giro and olgglng, unearthed tin box which still
train into tor contained Col Boones bonds and number
Tiled and all the of his private papers. ,r.....-
00' r.. Trouble Brooding I'm Ireland.
Accident. The Pail Mall Gazette comedies the COM
ision vehicles plants of Irish farmers mostly
resulted genuine that they for the
Bruse eweler BILE to pay their and they believe
Washburn their right to remain the land in
seriously One event. They fresh from the exhortaions
escapade of their popular politician Ireland
occasioned the (Parnel to stick their at
whatever consequence. If general refusal
to pay rent is followed by wholesale evic
=. oo., -. ton this again will almost certainly be fol-
40 h 49, lowed by series of agrarian murders.
IL; - $50, Near Castlebar, the LIST inst, agent
ah;t 49, named Smith and his driving near
49, a;1d - Mulranny when they fired The
n getting about * A. :1"4 ~ N 1 on0
Of this number .
makers and ma Disastrous Gun.Powder Explosion.
demand of the lighter loaded with gunpowder from
ADVANCE" the works at Harburg, in Hanover, which
had just started down the river Elbe and
~ 1,, while still near Harburg, suddenly blew up
t ~ with terrific explosion the LIST instant
1, .: The crew were all killed and the lighter
'''"O O's was completely demolished. The shock
90 aused but slight damage to the town. Har
o' burg is situated the south branch the
- ~ A @ Elbe and is about five miles from Ham
' ~, W W burg It is walled town, and has an active
;d w. trade in gun-powder, sugar and WOODEN man
"iii7o neh anu ufactures.L rs rfaiTosL ION
.#-. Kings powder mill, near South Lebanon
,h. Ohio, exploded the afternoon OF the Sd
ont shows do inst Henry Smmonds, Charles Meyers
5ee 7 oo.b and Joseph Pastors instantly killed
GOLD and or The calamity the result of the
oo1 +0ndors 80 ness of an employee. oa1ol g5Ats
tional currency 45rl57 The periIs of RaIIoontnp
tifcates, $685. Prof Colgroye and c. a. Williams man.
ager of Woodward's Garden, San Francisco
paid out of the CAL attempted to make an ascension from
r. on account OF the garden the 9Th inst The balloon
Is the decrease IN cast loose when mperfecy Inflated
ae month would and high wind which prevailed swept the
}. balloon along the tops of buildings, ripping
telegraph wires, chmneys etc., in it's fight.
of the Remng Both occupants were thrown from the
died at lion to the street and injured fatally the inflated
years. Brghts bag coapsng shortly afterward with loud
report.
Vergie emf On the 18th u, Prof. Wise, the aeronaut
writer accompanied by George Burr oank teller
made ascent from ST. Louis in the bal.
sx.United States loon "Pathfnder. Nothing has been
and father of heard from the aerial voyager SINCE and
is ihevh met wifi