Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-24
STATE NEWS.

| Guy GhSHC VI zen pistol SHOTS at
tracted crowd to thespot, and to the
fact that a murder had been commit
ed. At the coroner's inquest a YER
dict was returned that the deceased
came to his death by unjustifable rea-
sons at the hands of Police Officers
Alex. Bolton, Frank Mcconnell and
J. H. Consadine, Great Indignation
is felt all over the city at the unwar-
ranted action fthese officials. Schrei-
Der came to Nashville from Milwaukee,
and bore an excellent character.
GROVER, the Ohio murderer arrested
| at Fall Creek, owned a ranch in Bar
| ron County, near Prairie farm, where
he had stored large quantity of stol-
en- goods.
JOSEPH WALZINsKY, 21 years old,
residing at 9O8 Racine Street, Milwau-
kee, was drowned while bathing in the
river near the city, on the Goth.
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION will meet at GAINESVILLE, Au-
gust II, IL and 13.
A MAN named Arthur J. Glover was
arrested on the night of the 18th at
Fall Greek, twelve miles east of Eau
Claire, by detectives from Cleveland,
o., charged with the murder of g. c.
LOOMS, of Wood County, o., in April
last. Glover was formerly a resident
Of Menomonie, Dunn County, and his
parents reside near that place. The
prisoner and his effects were taken to
Menomonie, to await a requisition
from the governor of Ohio. The iden-
LITIGATION of the man is said to be be-
yond doubt.
THE Wisconsin Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION will meet at GAINESVILLE, Au-
gust IL, II and 49, On Wednesday
evening, August II, a reception and
promenade concert and dance will be
given the visiting druggists. Prof.
Power, Of Madison, and some OF the
best chemists in the state will present
papers of interest. On Thursday, Au-
gust 13, an excursion to Pope Springs
will be the order of the day.
GEO. P. JONES, of Pewaukee, was
elected vice-president for Wisconsin of
the American Nurserymen's, Florists
and Sediments Association.
JOHN P. RUNKLE, 70 years old, was
run over and instantly killed at Mil
waukee, on the morning of the 18th,
by an outgoing train on the Chicago &
Northwestern Road.
PATRICK JORDAN, an old resident and
member of the Marinette police force
was caught at 3 o'clock on the morn
ing of the 18th, in the act of robbing
the money drawer of Gus. Reinke's sa-
loon. Liquors and small change were
missed for several weeks. Reinke and
his clerk watched and saw Jordan
or h0 Mo NV tho 70 c4-
ening of a side window.
FIRE at GAINESVILLE on the morning
of the 18th, wrecked Rogers & Hutch
inson's paint shop, j. III. Burns car
riage repository, scorched Herman
| Bachholz's carriage factory. Rogers &
Hutchinson have no insurance. Loss
on building 81 500, on stock So, 500.
Burns loss $500, insured $1,000;
Bachholz's loss $500, fully insured.
Total loss between SIS, 900 and Sc, 900.
| A. LATUE, aged 10, employed at the
Washburn Lumber Mills, La Crosse,
| fell backward on a trimming saw on
| the 18th, and received dreadful cash,
He was cut in the back and lived but a.
short time.
A NEW Catholic Church is to be built
in Beloit on the site of the old st.
Thomas Church, at a cost of S15,-
600.
The annual Diocesan Convention Of
the Episcopal Churches Of the state
began it's session at Milwaukee on the
| 10th inst.
FRED. DALsTRON, a lumberman, was
swindled out of $500 by a couple of
check Snaps at Milwaukee, on the
| 10th.
THE coming annual reunion of the
Iron Brigade will take place at Madi-
son on the 18th and 18th of Septem-
| Der.
BERTHA MANN, daughter of Henry
Mann, of Milwaukee, committed sui
eide on the 18th inst. by locking the
door of her room and turning on the
gas. Diseased had been confirmed
invalid for several years, and it Is
thought constant suffering had I'M
hinged her mind. She was % years
old.
The steambarge Rainey struck the
Sixth Street bridge, Milwaukee, on the
| 18th, while the men in charge we're in
the act of swinging the structure. The
| conclusion was so heavy as to fatally
lnJure Michael Lauer, one OF the ten
ders He was struck by the bar and
| knocked against the framework OF the
bridge in such a manner as to fracture
one shoulder and one leg. He was al
so injured internally. Considerable
damage was done to the bridge.
FREDDY JUEDEs, a 3-year-old child,
was struck by a ball from the bat of
| one of a party OF urchinS, in MilWau-
kee, On the afternoon of the 18th, and
so badly hurt that it is feared death
| will result.
THE 2-year-old child of Heber Pass
more, of the First National Bank,
Milwaukee, was run over by street
car on the evening of the 18th, and
sustained serious injuries which re-
suited in death two hours latter. The
accident occurred in front of Mr.. Pass
more's residence.
| FARMERS in the vicinity OF Fenni-
more, Grant County, have pretty gen.