Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-09-05
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

J. B, VosBURGH, of Kenosha, recently
shipped $4,000 pounds of cheese to Liv-
erpOol.
THE cheese factory in Fall City, Dunn
County, now has daily milk supply OF
1900 pounds.
PETER MALLoY, prominent business
man of WATERFOWL, died on the night of
the 26th, aged 43 years.
ABOUT 81, 100000 have been expended
in building improvements at Eau Claire
during the present season.
AMONG the cadets charged with hazing
on the school ship Constellation are
Bird and Hawkes., of Wisconsin.
Gov. RUsK has appointed Charles s.
Fuller, of Prairie du CHEN, county Judge
OF Crawford County, vice Brunson, de-
ceased.
FRANK GREEN, sailor, was run over
by switch engine at Racine on the 24th
and mangled in such a manner that he
will probably die.
JAMES r. DooLITTLE, of this state,
has brought suit at Indianapolis to re-
cover Sd, 900 from Jacob Forsythe, for
service as attorney.
CHARLES DEITzLER, baggage master at
Hortonyille, had leg so badly crushed
by the cars at that place on the Odd that
amputation was necessary.
JOHN GoRMAN, a freight conductor OF
the WinOna Division of the Chicago and
North Western Railway, was killed by
the cars few days ago. He was Mad
ison boy.
On the night of the 9th several dogs
got among flock of sheep belonging to
Edward Moon, farmer living three
miles west OF Waukesha, and killed
fouteen out of twenty-one.
A MAN engaged as trimmer in the Val
ley Company's manufacturing Mill, at
Eau Glare, named f. Weber, was killed
by flying piece of board striking him
in the abdomen. His home is at Usage,
Iowa.
MARTIN JOHNSON, of Stoughton, has
purchased of Mr.. Clark two highly bred
heifers, "Belle of Wal worth " and
"Duchess of Walworth, +" together with
the full-bred bull calf, "Fletcher
Duke"
A FLORENCE dispatch of the 28th says:
'By the premature explosion of blast
in the Nanaimo mine at Iron River,
Jane Luxmore was killed, and his part
ner, name unknown, seriously injured.
Both we're laborers in the NINE"
A YOUNG man named Frank Ross,
while hunting squirrels on the bay
shore, six miles from Ashland, fired at
one and the ball, missing the squirrel,
passed through the leg of laborer
named Ole Nelson, cutting an artery
and causing death from hemorrhage.
R. r. BROWN, of Edgerton, recently
received twenty hogs weighing 1000
pounds from Elijah Nixon, of Fulton,
Rock County. The hogs were con-
tracted for last April at 1925 per hum
dred, and although no money was paid
at that time, Mr.. Brown took the pork
ers at the price agreed upon, which was
a considerable loss for him.
GEO. SILvERTHoRN, a nephew of W.
| @. Silverthorn, was drowned while at
tempting to swim the Wisconsin River
on the evening of the 26th. The boy
was about Is years Of age and was
searching for water lilies when the acct
dent occurred. A large party at once
repaired to the scene and after searching
about four hours the body was recov-
cred.
WILLIAM Fox residing short dis
lance from Baraboo, owns a fifteen
sixteenths Jersey COW, from whose milk
he made in the month of June sixty
pounds of butter; and during continu-
GUS seventeen days of this month he
made thirty eight pounds, besides the
milk and cream that was used in the
family. During the months of May,
June and July she produced $50 pounds
besides feeding calf two weeks of this
| time.