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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

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Try those new PERU meries just re
we'd at J. IL. Schulz's drug store, near
It Office. They are just splendid. SO
The Congregational Church Sunday
nool picnic on Concordia Island to-
PROV afternoon.
Some fine large quarry stones are
inc hauled on the ground for the re-
iring of the piers and abutments of the
w Main street bridge
The premium list of the Central
gir is now out and ready for distribution
nd to T. ?. Brook, secretary, for copy.
The St. Paurs church Guild will
eet Saturday evening at the residence
J. B. Bennett.
The new steamboat of \. s. Greene
Son Of Milford, for the transportation
-four to Hubbleton, is launched and
now bidding defiance to the waves and
'avy tide of the raging Crawfsh.
We will have no peaches from West
n michigan this year. That was for
erly Chicago's chief source of supply,
It now there is scarcely peach to be
ind there, the cold weather having lit
ally frozen them out
An institute conducted by Prof.
iebahn, of this city, will be held during
e week commencing August 22d, at
afferson. 1t is expected that all who in
Id to teach during the coming year
Ill attend. Board has been arranged
r at the hotels and private families at
asonable rates.
The citizens of Milwaukee have in
eased the capital stock Of the Exposition
,mpany in the sum of $50, 900, this, be-
: sufficient to secure the loan of $4,000
I'M John Plankinton, with which to
ish the buildings. 1t is now supposed
at the work will go on without further
lay.
1stilton College has been highly
Fored this year. Provisions have been
ide for paying the debt and securing
10000 endowment. George FL. Bah
OK, prominent man of Plainfeld, n.
has given $4,000, and has promised
give $4,000 more ifthe Alumni raise
equal amount.
A convict named Harry Dalton es-
sped from the Waupun prison on the
3D.. He had been employed as an assist
1t to the bookkeeper of the prison, and
is supposed he was shipped out in d
Dot box which was thought to contain
lose pedal coverings instead of a live
mvict.
The will of the late Thomas G.
ones was held to be good and valid by
udge Colonious last week. The instru-
ent is dated June 18th, 1880, and be-
leaths one-third of the property of the
aceased to his wife aud two-thirds to
s>fents. The property consists of
or three pieces of valuable real estate
this city and the Democrat office,
together amounting to several thousand
llars.
The Columbus Democrat of last
EEK says:
The note case of Mr.. Jones of Water
Vnvs. Waterworth of Fountain Prairie,
test case, came up for trial before
stice Decker on Monday last, the evil
ice on both sides being very light,
ecially that on the part of the prose.
on. After two days of deliberation
Justice gave his verdict in favor OF
defendant. We understand an APP
will he taken tn the circl1it court.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

Go to K. Schubert 4 son for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. Fog
brightness and durability Of color are
Color from 2 to S pounds
Price15 cents. 43yl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

The WATERFOWL Juvenile Temple
enjoyed fine time at their festival in
Good Templar Hall last evening.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

Some good Improvements are being
made to the store-rooms in Chappells
block to be occupied by the new hard
ware firm of Weber, Beurhaus & Com
pany about the LIST ofnext month.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

Strictly Pure White Lead, Paints,
Varnishes and Linseed Oil, large stock
at bottom prices, at J. FL. Schulz's Drug
Store, near Post Office. 33
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

MACHINE OILs.-All kinds at the low
est market price at
37w2 STRAW & MURPHY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27
DIED.

After protracted illness, of consumption. at
the home of Robert Williams, in Pipervllle,
July l, 1881, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, in the seth year
of his age.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27
HOME MATTERS.

The Central Fair will be held
this City on Sept 19thto Esd, and
Il double discount all previous ex-
IONS by the G. W. a. & III. A.
don't you forget it
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27
Watertown Market.

Corrected Weekly by VIM. Buchhet
Commission Merchant, Third Street
Watertown.
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ID NlGtCd

Two good men, to sell the Genuine
Singer Sewing Machine; a liberal salary
and Commission paid to good men.
Address The SINGER MFG. Co.
32y1 WATERFOWL, WIS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

Brushes of all kinds, cheap, at the
Drug Store of J. III. Schulz, near Post
Office. 80
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, Watertown, Wis, July 18th,
1891.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
the house opened in regular order. PRAYER
was offered by Rev. James Stovall.
Mr. Gather introduced resolution that
as a larger amount of fuel (wood) has been
contracted for than needed by this legisla-
ture the commissioner of insurance and
statistics be authorized 10 sell as much of the
surplus to the several state departments as
they may need ii, and the balance TO private
individuals, and place the proceeds 10 the
credit of the contingent fund.
Mr.. Perrenot moved that senate joint reso-
luton No. "a Texas harbors) be substituted
for house joint resolution No. A. The senate
resolution was one memoralizing congress on
the subject Of deep water at Brazos Santiago,
Arkansas, Pass Cavallo, and Sabine Pass.
MIR. HutchesoD moved to amend by adding
the mouth of Brazos and Buffalo bayous.
A motion to add Galveston failed. Passed
under suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Barry presented memorial
from Corscana asking for the loca-
tion of the normal school. Referred to
the committee on education.
Mr.. Mstlock presented memorial from
Decatur, Wise county, asking Tor the loca-
ton of the North Texas normal school, set.
ting forth that the citizens would contribute
$4,000 and all suitable grounds and build
ings, Referred TO the committee on eduea-
ton.
Memorials and petitions were presented as
follows:
By Mr.. Lsbatt-A petition from Thomss
Goggan & Bro, Of Galveston, asking pay for
tho piano they placed in the governors
mansion about eight years ago. Referred 10
the committee on claims.
By MIR. Foster--A memorial from citizens
of Kosse, asking the legislature to submit for
action Of the people of Texas constilu-
tional amendment prohibiting the sale, ,msnu.
fscture, use or importation of intoxicating
liquors as a beverage. Referred to the com,
mlttee on constitutional amendments.
By Mr. Traylor-The petition of w. d.
Thomsson, claiming pension under the
pension law. Refes,el to the committee on
claims.
BY Mr.. Scotia memorial of colorod cit
izeDs OF Harrison county, asking tina. the
Sunday law be not repealed, rs
1t ia perfectly iu accordance
with the advanced idea of enlightenment and
morality. Referred to the committee on state
affairs
By Mr.. Plumloy-Petitions from citizons
of Blozoria county, asking that the orimiusl
jurisdiction of the couoiy court be restored.
Referred to judiciary committee No. l.
By MIR. DanielsA memorial from the
Dallas board of trade upon schools. Re-
lerred to the committee ON education.
By Mr., Benedict-A memorial from cili.
zens of McUulloch county. asking to be
allowed 10 retain the state I'D valorem tx of
1880 and 1881. Referred TO the committee
on taxation.
Bills and resolutions were introduced as
follows:
by Mr.. Tompkins "A joint resolution to
amend the constitution, relating to the quail
ifcation of voters, so as to strike out sunless
over q years." and say any person over 81
years. Referred to the committee on con-
stitutional amendments.
BY Mr.. Baker-A bill amending tbs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08
STATE SPECIALS.
EenrfGl Wreck On the Central Rear
Observation-Disclosures of the Adrian
OFF GalvestOn-Cutting Ar
fray at Plano, Etc.
Fearful Wreck ON the Central Near
HauNnsaanH

Fearful Wreck ON the Central Near
Hempstead.
Special to tho Herald.
Houston, Feb. 7.-Seyen members of
the Strskosch-Hc,s opera troupe injured in
the accident at Cedar creek, on
tho Central, Saturday night, are
here IN tho hospital under the care of
Doctors Stewart and Larendon. Three
are ladies, Miss Marie Roze, Miss
Delano AMI Miss Huberscht. The lest men
toned had her noso cut across sud badly
iajured. Miss Rlze wes cut in the side by
a piece of glr's. Your correspondent
interview. them this evening. Miss Msris
'aid: when the accident ooclrr /, she and
some of tho troupe were singing Nearer my
God TO Thee when she felt the car goln Q
over. She thought her last hour had Gomez
Mits Deano was knocked senseless.
MIR. Lorange says when the car
fell over the embankment
he knocked the glcss out of the window,
thinking it would sol Ere 70 the wreck. Fail
ing 10 get out through the window he rushed
for the door ard grabbed one OF the ladies Of
the troop, who "efused 10 60, saying she
must get her baggage.
Fohowingis list of he Strakosah. Hess
opera troupe injured end now at the hospi-
III here
Miss Marie Rose; cut in tho side.
Miss Agnes Delano; cut about ne face and
head.
Mi IS Hubescht; cut about tho head and
face; nose broken.
James Lorange; right hand badly cut.
Louis Toby; cut about head and facs.
Carl jasper; same.
Otto Schukhardt; same.
BESIDES these were j. w. Middlebrook,
assistant superintendent of tho penif1ni'ary;
slightly i0jur I.
CouuucIor Littie; badly bruised;
Charles Mansbach, Of Houston; finger
broken, end half dozen Others, whose
names are not known.
None were seriously hurt, and nobody
killed.
Tho train was running slow A washous
was the cause.
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st Louis, Feb. 7.--The death warrant of
Jame1 Banks was made out by Clerk Olabby
of the criminal court and there are prospects
that the execution of the man will be carried
into effect on Friday next, the day named on
December 27 by Judge Laughlu as the
time when both Bauhs and Thaddeus Baber
should be hanged. In fact il may be stated
that there is no hope for Banks
now sayo through the action Of tho
governor of the state Although
the transcript of tho proceedings IN the Grim.
inal court have been fled in the court of sp.
peals no suppressed as has been asked for or
granted ana rs the case would not be reached
according to the ordinary run of business In
that court until a duty subseuuent 10 the OK.
ecullon there Is but little chance of inter'er-
ence with the laws course. Messrs. A. N.
Merrlck ard Q. o. Bishop have secured a
stay Of proceedings in the Baber csse. so that
It Is settled fact that he will not be eye
cui9d on Friday next.
Banks is n negro and for one of his race
possesses an unusual amount of intelligence.
In tho south when the preacher was some.
N'"'Ns iSVhtN NpVh no tuO Dlbkebb scamp on
the plantation, Banks held that distinguished
position. When be cams here TO live he
brought his wife and family with him, and
they located at Rock Springs. One day
husband and wife quarreled and the result
was separation, tue wife going to live as a
domestic with tue family of Captain Bartie,
Who resided in the vicinity of Banks house,
The husband was quite worried over the
separation. Time and again he asked the
woman TO return to her home, and as often
did sbe refuse. One day, jus. before the
murder, the two met and she told him that
she would beg ia the streets rather than live
with him again. All this incensed the man.
On tbe night Of March %, 1880, no went TO
the Bmtle residence. He mad pistol
with him, but claimed that he always carried
q pistol, and that be had no intention of
using il upon his wife that night.
When he arrived at the houss he saw his
wife through the kitchen window. She was
washing dishes at the time. He took good
aim AMI shot her in the breast, inhicting q
wound from which she died day or two
later. b Hks at the time of the shooting es-
capped in the darkness, but was tracked to
the levee and arrested. He made full con-
lession and was awarded speedy trial. On
November 4, 1880, he WAS convicted by
jury of murder in tho first degree, and on
December n he was sentenced, as above
noted. TO death.
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John i. Lee, Wror, grand senior warden
l.. r. Delesdernier, Houston, grand scribe.
l.. NJ. Joseph, Gslvg too, grand treasurer.
warden. y ava
J; A. Hayne, Waco, grand representative
70 tho sovereign grand lodge of the United
States. N
Fred Carleson Austin, deputy G. R.
>. Il. Barnes, Houston, grand marshal.
Onas' Gibson. Waxahachie, M. w;
deputy grand msster.
A. M Dechman, Arlington, grand warden.
Il. IL. Wren, Austin, grand secretary.
Ihos NJ. Joseph, Galveston, grand trea-
surer.
l. 9, Stafford and NJ. D. Herring, Waco,
grand representatives to the SOVEREIGN Grand
lodge Of the United States.
5 II Russell, Marshall, grand orator,
Z, d. Difienbaugh, Austin, grand
messenger.
The grand master appointed the following
officers:
7. j. Rusker, Belton, grand marshal.
l. j. Gibson, Mexis, grand coDduc ".
4. J. McWnirter, Lawisyile, gland
chaplain.
mel
The officers elect for 1881 in the grand
lodge and enesmpment wero all promotions
from grand junior warden, when w. j. w,
Kerr of Corsicaua, WI elec, to
that position Officers irstaled for
1881 are ss follows:
jesse j. Loving, of Sherman, M. w grand
master.
Julius Henry Corpus Christi, grand
guardian.
The grand lodge this morning conferred
the grand lodge degree upon about seventy
five past erands.
Austin is now enjoying the proudest mo.
ment of her life. The legislature, grand
lodge, Odd Fellows, and An earnest temper.
ance movement
The Golden troupe is performing tC
full houses, and everything is cal
oulated TO make the people
believe they are enj ying life. 4hc
Golden troupe perform "Nsry Warner
to full house tonight, ana few were un
moved. by ils pathos and moral precepts
Every one wen! away with q high apprecia
ton Of woman's worth.
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Galveston Items.
Special to tho Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 7.-During tho prevalence
of strong easterly gale and heavy sea
Saturday evening, the British ship
Adrian, lying in the outer roads,
parted her second cable and dragged
first, drifting upon the bar, knocking
away tho rudder and otherwise becoming
disable. she laid on the bar at the mercy
of the waves with her decks above water
until yesterday morning, when the tug Es-
telle went to hel assistance, taking off
the crew, mate and other officers refusing
to leave the ship until oil hopes Of saving
her were gone. Tie heavy seas
tnat surgc1 and brokehover her soon
settled her in tho sand and II was
thought that by this evening she would be
entirely submerged. The Adrian belonged
to +. +. and G. w. Roberts, of Liverpool,
for which point she was loading and will
prove total loss. She ives staunchly
built, Of 1906 tons burthen and had
capacity ford 200 bales cotton AT tho time of
the disaster. she had on board 2,906 bales,
most Of which will be recovered in q dan.
aged condition. The cotton was all consigned
20 on, firm at Liverpool, and Yves insured
with Tyler & Pierce, of this city, in English
companies. Nothing was saved except por-
ton Of the luggeye of the crow, the captain,
mate and other officers losing all their bag.
gage aud personal effects, Captain
Spry, the commander, bciny the heaviest
loser, saving absolutely nothing. He esti-
mates his loss of personal effects at $1,000.
Captain Spry and the survivors went out to.
the wreck this morsing, but were unable
to get along side, tho sea being TOO rough
The Adrianna had been at anchor in the
outer roads two months receiving cargo, and
was about half loided when she fonndere /.
She was consigned to MessrS. Walthen
81 90.
The wreck Saturday night of the train
on the Central, by which number Of mem
bers of the Strakosch-Hess opera troupe
we're passengers, excited the grayest
alarm for their safety and
tho city yesterday was filed with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08
XYIITH LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY.SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
A Lively Day i'm Both HOuscs-lhe
Sunday Law, Education, Judicial
Matters, Deep water, Immi-
grafton and other Eimeiy
Topics Acted On-I, q. q.
Il. Grand lodge, Etc.
SENATE.


Special to the Herald,
Austin, Feb, 8 The senate met pursuant
to adjournment, acknowledgement Storey
in the chair
Roll called; quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading of the Journal was dispensed
with.
Memorials were read from Dallas county,
petitionDg for the Sunday law.
Petitions were presented from citizens of
Milan county in reference TO the sale OF
liquors; request that ii be stopped.
Mr.. Shannon introduced bill to create an
inspector Of hides, etc. Also to amoad srt.
Gle 1856 OF the code so rs TO add an additional
article. Referred.
MIR. LightfooL Introduced a bill for the r3-
Lief of Thomes Z. Hearne. Referred.
Mr.. Tilson introduced bill defining the
time, etc, of holding court in the fifth dis-
trict, aud doubling the penalty in reference
to carrying concealed weapons in certain
cases,
Other bills and resolutions were introduced
as follows
BY Mr.. Wynne Senate bill No. TO- sim.
plilying indictments. Engrossed.
Business WAS postponed for ten minutes
and the joint resolution expressing sympathy
with Ireland passed.
The joint resolution proposing to amend
article l6, section l6, of the constitution ia
reference to immigration, was referred.
Reports of committees we're received as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Lane, from the committee on inanc.
-Favorably on the bill levying a tax to buill
q courthouse in Robertson county.
BY came, for same -Favorably on housebill
No. 2S6, employing assistant clerks in the
comptr5ller's Office tor February.
On motion of MIR. Shannon the rules were
suspended and the joint resolution on repre-,
sentation and apportionmont was taken up
aad referred.
A message was received from the house
announcing the passage Of senate bill No. 49,
amending articles 2Sl2 and 46, and the
bill amending article 1883 of the code.
MIR. Swain made motion TO reconsideI
the vote on senate bill No. 10, also The reso-
luton referring TO immigration.
The rules we're suspended and house bill
No. l72, permitting Robertson county to levy
a special tax 10 bulld court house passed.
A motion TO reconsider Joint resolution
No. 81, instructing the delegation in congress
to use their efforts for deeper water in certain
rivers, psssed.
On suspension of the rules, joint resolution
No. II, granting leave of absence TO Judge
Abbott, passed.
The committee on ensrossed bills reported
bill No. 10 and resolutions Nos. n and 36
correctly engrossed,
Senate bill No. 35, the jury bill, amending
article 1881 of the code, passed.
Onmotion the rules were suspended ant
joint resolution No. so in reference to term o
officers in the state, was taken up and passed
The act amending section %, article l6, o
the code, relative 10 live stock and stool
raising, passed.
The Robertson county courthouse bill We
reconsidered, amended and psssod.
* The senate then adjourned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08
CAPITAL CRUMBS.

Mr.. Finlay, past master of tho house, and
SOD Of Hon. Geo. P. Finlsy, is very Ill with
typhoid pneumonia.
Over three hundred and fifty visiting O1d
Fellows are in attendance at the grand ledge.
] he following officers of the grand oncamp
me1t were installed to-day:
+. l.. Wren, Austin, grand patriarch.
+. X. Starr. Victoria, grand high priest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08
Cutting ARRAY at Plane.
neClal IN tha Ira.a,s

special 10 the Herald.
rlano, Feb. Z = j, NJ. Wilson, ESQ.,, OK
county Judge, and one of our Oldest and most
respected citizens, was met late Saturday
night byJ. Q. Kerley, a saloon keeper and
cousin OF Oils Kerley, the highway robber,
sho' and killed near Dallas this winter and
cut IN the lefs side, the Knife penetrst-
ing the lung. Wilcox deals in lum-
Der Snd had sold bill 70 Kerley
on credit, Unable to collect the account he
put the claim in tho hands Of LAWYER, who
atsch,i property belonging to Kerley 10
SATISFY the account. This seems to have in-
on, kerleY, who got drunk and attacked
Judge Wilcox, with the above result. Tho
euair created considerable excitement. and
ha Judge Wilcox died, il is probable
AerleJ would have been swungto a limb.
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OkInhoinn Inynders.


Fort Reno, l. T., Feb. six men, sup.
posed to be Oklahoma boomers, and two
wagons were captured yesterday by mill
tsry scouting party from the camp near
Oklahoma city, and brought to this post
where they will he ip',rviewed by the pro-
per authority. The entire party hail from
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AND 1T rs BECAUSE

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that WE Receive and will always Continue to Receive The
Lions Share of Business in Our Lines.
We Buy Direct from the Manufacturers, and in Great
Quantities. for Wholesale Trade at Dallas and Waco and
our Retail Trade at Dallas Waco Calvert and Fort Worth
We Pay Cash for Everything, our Business In the
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Our Unlimited Means and perpetual Presence On The
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of strictly Fst-cas Goods and at Forced Sales OF Job
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We have established Business, and Business House.
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Our Goods are selected with great care, and In
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Our Prices are Low as We can Name them and con-
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A .nustedr Lottery.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 7.--The owners of
tho franchise of the.Frankfor! School Fund
lottery announce that their drawing has been
suspended and will not again be resumed.
1t Is understood the lottery venders are still
selling tickets of the concern, which re now,
ofcourse. utterly worthless.
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Houston Items

Special to The Herald.
Houston, Feb. 7. - GuisClmana barrel
factory burned here this evening. Loss
S2,lC0; insurance $1,000.
A special from Navosoia says Colonel
Owen Brown was drowned while attempting
to cross a swollen creek.
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ryler Ite,ns.


Special IN the Herald.
Tyler, Feb 7--rhe severest storm of the
season occurred yesterday. Several wr,h-
outs ara reported on both the 1nternsllons,
railroads.
Frank Blaine, a robber on the Texas s. st.
$500 bond. "
Of more rain.
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Special TO the Herald.
Cor'ieana, Feb. TRAIN Dispaf ,her Pei
ton had his horse stolen lest night. II was
hitch; about ten yards from the Office.
This is tn ond animal he hes had stolen.
OGice.J are 10 bot pursuit of the thief.