Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-10-29

Thursday evening with Mrs. A. Bsum.
old and young alike, are cordially
invited to be at the Roller Rink to.mor.
row evening.
The cheapest Blanket in the city
can be found at VIM. A. Beurhaus'
Double Store.
-Euper & Mayer are in receipt daily
of fresh Lake Superior whtefsh and
trout. Orders left at their store on the
West Side.
The jury in the trial of Geo. W.
Thayer, at Wausau, for the murder of
Edwin Beals in the Marathon County
Bank at that place, disagreed.
Mrs. NJ. McDermott, resident OF
this city and vicinity for the past 81
years, died at her home in the town of
WATERFOWL, Thursday last.
Henry Daub's establishment is
heated by the Duuning boiler steam
heating process, the first business place
in the city TO use this method of heating.
The Golden Eagle Clothing store
announce in their advertisement no limit
to their stock of overcoats and suits with
prices down to the lowest notch. Read
the advertisement on 4th page.
The Cousin Comedy Company ap-
pear at Turner Hall this "wednesday
evening in comedy, songs and sketches
and offer an attractive programme. Lots
Of fun may be expected
That eloquent and independent
Irishman of Fond du Lac, Captain
Mxngan, will address his countrymen
and the people generally on the political
issues at Redwood, Thursday evening
and at Clyman Station, Friday evening.
The supplied boy choir OF ST. Paul's
church, by special invitation from Bishop
Welles, will assist in the choral services
connected with the ceremonies of the
laying of the corner stone Of the new
chancel of All Saints Cathedral, in
Milwaukee, next Saturday.
The farmers OF New York are oppos-
ing Cleveland because he interfereo
with the prosecution of some old-mar-
garine manufactures in Brooklyn, and
vetoed appr, priations for measures in
tended to prevent adulteration OF farm
products.
The Democrats at their rally Satur-
day evening at Jefferson, it is said,
adopted new tactics and instead Of car
rying their torches erect they trailed the
luminaries and dragged them along in
the mud. This movement was serious
drawback to the eff:lgence and brilliansy
of the occasion.
The destruction of T. A Chapman
& Cos. great dry goods house in Mllwau-
kee by fire last Thursday night is cal
amity the effect of which is felt through
out the state. But with Mr.. Chapman
there is 70 such word as fail and he has
already set to work to build on the old
site another dry goods palace at cost If
100000.
The Fond du Lac Common wealth
says of General Bragg: He who could
compliment his German American fellow
citizens as Dutch cattle was equally cap
able OF insulting the Irish race lie has
done both, and the coming 4th Of No
vember will reveal the fact that this
Jauus-faced champion of Democracy,
who is loved for the enemies he has
made this weathercock statesman of
Wisconsin,, will be overthrown.''
No longer ago than 1873 Gen Bragg
refused to recognize the binding force of
party nominations and bolted Eldredge,
democratic nominee for Congress. AS u
member of the Fond du Lac county Dem
ocratic convention he offered the follow
ing reiolution which was adopted:
Therefore be it resolved, that we cease
TO recognize the binding force of either
of the SO called Republican or Democratic
organization"
1t cannot be any greater political crime
for Irishmen to bolt Bragg than it was for
Bragg and his crowd to bolt Eldredge.
The champion liar of America seems
to have hand this year in preparing
editorials for the Jefferson BaDner. This
is one of his latest achievements:
1t is stated upon good authority, that,
at the meeting held in WATERFOWL last
Monday night, Mr.. Caswell put his foot
through his ear in an appeal to the Ger
man democrats, and has created an in
tense excitement against himself by his
incorporate harangue. He told the Ger.
mans, so we are informed, IN words to
this effect, that, eff they would not vote
the republican ticket, they had no busi-
ness living here" and they "should 90
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