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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
AIhIfCuprured a, Tezarkana.

special 10 tne uaHotte
TExARKANA, TEX, Jan. 27.-An
important arrest was made here yes
terday by w. II Sweeny, deputy
United States marshal. The facts in
the case seem to be about as follows:
A gentleman of Astoria, Oregon,
named j, c. TTolliuger, thought to
take Ia the New orleRns exposition,
and buying round-tTip ticket from
the agent at San Francisco, started on
his Journey thither. All went well
until he reached Shreveport, La at
which point he Was robbed Of his
ticket aud other VAlnAbles. He AZ
once teleRraphed TO the return stamp
Ing mau AT New Orleans 10 walsh for
his ticket, Recent DEVELOPMENTS
snow that the thiel came 10 this point.
bearing the name OF the mau he
robbed, and as. J. O. TrollinRer
sold the ticket 10 ticket brokers
Herold a Haywood, after which he
began work rs common porter ut the
Arlington hotel. Subsequently Her.
old 4 Haywood sold the ticstt 10 q
man givlhg the name OF Barnett, and
the Ia Ter Was arrested on presenting
the same for restAmpiDg NJ New Or.
leans Friday and lodged In jail. See
ing = statemt Mt OF the arrest la a n ev
Orleans paper this morning, the bro
kers sought an otticer and had the
really guilty man arrested and jailed.
he made full Confession, aud. De-.
sides puck et-bopk and other papers
surrendered hank deposit checks ~,
gTegating $40 on banks at ClebuFne
and Dsllas Ia favor u the party rob.
bed ON eTs at New Oflsans have
been nouiied hy wire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

stolen institutions Of
Learning.
A Horse 81

n horhe otoAeh Au1NAsueAsNn
Learning,
special 10 the Gazette.
PLANO, TEX, Jan 27-Last night,
between the hours Of and 9o'clock,
G. l. Weldon had hisine bay horse, a
si1-year-old, brand d II and half.
circle on the shoulder, stolen from a
rack whtre the animal was hitched
There is no clew to the guilty party.
The hop at the Bo- CESS ball yester-
day was most enjoyable affair.
The culortd school-house is now
completed and in running order,
which shows that the colored citizens
OF this vicinity have some enterprise.
The Plano Institute is In a lurish-
ing condition. having over two hun
dr,d scholars in actual attendance.
The weather today was cool and
pleasant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

Brown svillo Times.

Mr.. Geo. B Lnving uf TIVE GAZETTE
Ia after the poslOiiice at F,rt Worth
The idea OF Newspaper man wanting
M little an Office as postmaster Is pre-
pOstrrous Every newspaper man
should have a position; let George
have 1t by ali means
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
A HeetinE Of Barbea Wire Manufae.
iurers

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Jan. 27.--Mr.
Jas, Larmon. the president OF the Gin
cinnau Bsrbed Fence company, in
pursuance OF the authority riven by
the manufacturer, has called a gem
eral meeting ~ manufacturers OF barb.
I'd wire 20 be held In ST. Louis Febu.
airy 1, next, for the purpose OF agree
Ing on prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

THE senate acted promptly on the
governors recommendation TO transfer
portion OF the special funds in the
treasury tu the general revenue fund,
N meet present or threa eDed def
ciencies. The governors argument, in
his message, WAS strongly In favor of
this plan, rather than the Issuing Of
additional bonds. AS he then said,
"of the several hundred thousand dol.
lars that have been there for ears, not
one cent Of revenue has been derived
therefrom. IL il withdrawn from the
people, and we are taxing them tosub-
serve the very purpose for which this
money has been collected. II we use
It at reasonable interest, the interest
goes to the support Of our own insti-
tutions, aud not TO foreign bankers.
Bonds for this purpose can be placed
in the treasury, payable at the pleasure
OF the state II we borrow from
abroad, the bonds must run many
years, or we could not borrow at all,
and when we want the bonds back We
have TO pay q heavy premium"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

THE views OF Mason, the inventor
OF u machine to pick cotton, are based
upon an intelligent knowledge Of his
subject. He looks forward to Texas
as the great cotton-Aeld OF the future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

THB United States senate remains
In the hands OF the II .publcans, the
only doubtful state being Illinois. But
ofthe entire body Of seventy-six, there
are now forty-One Republicans, leAv.
ing only thiity.Ave Democrats even II
they sucoeed In defeating Gen. Logan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Public Sentiment FaVOrs the Okla.
hOmAiSts.

humAlSts.
TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. % There is
an increasing sentiment throughout
Kansas in justification OF the Oklaho-
ma settlers. Both houses of the legis-
lature have adopted strong resolutions
requesting the senators and represent
Stives in congress to favor the opening
OF the territory to settlement and there
is scarcely an expression In public OF
through the newspapers in.
dsrsinR the anticipated action OF tn.
United States troops The people are
watching developments with great in.
terest, and The Ibrt atentd Col flIct IL
generally condemned. New colonies
are forming in d fierent parts Of the
state, and those now in the territory
are rec, living daily acc4sslous. Three
undrtd men, IL ID said, will be ready
to move from Cald well next Monday
II matters are not brought To crisi.
bef're that time u state convention
will be called TO meet at Topeka Feb
ruaTy to take action la the Interest
OF parties desiring TO locate In the
| Oklahoma country,
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rn nnnIir,rnNnnNTa

Parties writing TO THE GAZETTE on bust
ness personal 70 themCeiyts will please In
close stamp for reply.
All letters relating 20 business OF any kind
should DO addressed u Loving, Malone
a Ford, Fort Worth, Texas.
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THE New Orleans people make as
much ado over the Liberty bell az II
they were In fact restored to the Union,
and not, as they are called, unrepent.
ant n bells
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RATES or sUBsORIPTION.
RATES or ADVERTISING
d. -. :. ,.,rrr.1r, r,rF auuT yftN JfY1 ~

Asmittancea By drRrt, poat-ofiice money
ofdeT or in registered letter, At ri1k OF once,
Correspondence IL solicited upon nll news
subjects. -, -
Prompt Information OF events and noWs
happsninga OF general interest aollclteu, hho
viii be properly compensated,
All communications Intended for puplloa
uon must be accompanied BY the writer =
nauna and addrosn-not for publication, DuA
AZ An evidence OF good faith,
Address letters and communications OF
aVaTy character 70
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A. 100 nNIEAN..

Visitors 10 rhe exposition will md THE
gAzErrH on sale A. Geo. v. Wharton a Bros,
No. D Carondelet street, New orleans, Ia
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1885.
Harper's We
lLLUsTRATED'

Harper's Weekly has nov, iol
maintained It's position as 9as
trated weekly newspaper IN ..
a constant increase OF li'sr.l
resources, 1t is able 70 oiei =
year attractions unequAlieo y
volume, embracing 3 eAp
erial story by ". +. Hofri'l <.
Giles with special It ference ', y 4.
south, including the Wofias
New Orleans; enlerlHiFns
mostly illustrated, and inp
high authorities on the eni"
day.
Every one who desires ? Il
icai guide, an entertaining u
family journal, entirely - -.
able features in eithtr is.'. \,
trationH, should luoscrlps
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wEDNEsDAY nORNINo JANUARY 2s.
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In Wrappers ready for mailing 70 your friends
abroad, can bo had at tho oounung.room
prfca oantR
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rT1aEONLY PROFESSIONAL CLEANER
aud dyer in the city where the punlic
can expect 10 get u cir work done rights In
nrgunI cn-tR II goods d, liveied IN tbs morn.
ing can be finished the same day. Call and
zee spt clmpns OF WORK. d. Pula XII, corner
Third aud Taylor streets.
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Tho volumes Of tho MsgshHisl
Numbers OF June and DecHA
year. When no time is spe'its
Understood that ihe subscriber
gin with the current NumbeL
The ast eleven semi annual
Harpor's magazine, in neat cloAh
be sent by mail, postpaid, o.
per volume. Cloth cases, TOT p2'
each by mail, postpaid.
Index 20 Harper's Hagafin',
Analytical and Classified, mon
0, inclusive, nom June, 1900"
vol. svo, cloth, 81.
Remlttanees should be mRdis
Money order or Drafi, 70 avai
los.
Newspapers are NOT 10 copy l@'
v-tihout he express order Of HifFi
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Ing tobacco.
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wANrED-FEmALn hELP.

sthNTED - LADY AGENTS FOR
~ "Quren Protector daisy stocking and
skirt supporters shou der races, BUSHES,
bosom iorm,, dr. ss shields, safety b'it-,
uup, e.e O tel profits; we have oVi agents
making 500 monthly. Adore with stamp,
T.. Il Campbell & Co, south May street.
ChicagO
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w ., PENDLEroN, ATroR SEY AZ
w law, Fort Worth, Tex, ofnco Over
htnt National bank
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wAsTED-MALr aELP,

,ANTED-oNE FIR ,c-CL ASS WHITE
barber: guaiautee per week and
hfty above. Addrts,J. h Sullweli, ClebnTne,
TEX.
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III WORK DONE PROMPTLY AT
II Pickwfck steam lauudry, Goods Q lied
for and delivered. Telephone 2J9. Give MS
trial
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SPsCiAl ADVERTISEMENTS
MEMBER. Of Fort worth Rag

SCorr a FINCH, tJas. @. soott, Henr,
~ Finoh,l altoTneys-at-law, 100 Main atreei
fou Worth, Texas, Land and commercis
Jaw Refer BY Permission 70: Hon. Henry n
TELLER, sery, Interior, Washington, ID, C.
valley National bans, ~. Louis, Mo-; II. N
irueha't q Co, Galveston, Tex; Gen. Il.
Ludlow, Collector Int. Rev, Austin, Tea
first National banK. Fort Worth. Taxal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

DOR RENp-LoT5 OF FROM no 10
II acres OF land ia high state OF gardening
win moving arte ian wei with faux fixed
for lOSuing W. CONS, and pipes laid so as 10
lrrlgate the gardens, box house with stable
Ea,' First street, In city. This IA nne up,
rtnnity Tor gopd party to run a garden
and FOR selling water. For further par leu
lars address 6. W, WildermAn, o. Sl2 Main
street,
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ilALl. a MOZART, ArrosNEYs ~ Ian
- Ouco over ftrnt Ma cal Hank, oorne'
doaqton and secon@ 90,
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1856.
Harper's Mag
ILLUSTRATE,

with the new volume. begin.
bcr, Harper's Magazine win cont
~ hfth year The Oldest pe
tyne, Il isyet, In each new Vi.
mdgaEtne, not simply beoalu
mesh subjects ana new plciEzl
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Constance Fenimors Woolps
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Gibson and others; Goldsmlhii
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tant papers on Art science, IT.
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WANTED noARDERs.

1.-TWO OR TIRE YOUNG MEN CAN
be accommodated with buard and large,
airy rooms IN a good neighDorhoOd. Address;
NJ this office.
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DUY YOUR @ FEE AND TEAS FROM
ID he Fort Worth coffee and lea siote.
hey sell ne choicest brands Of Mocha lava
Co down and Rio coffee. frs,h roasted every
day Tn hnest line OF Imperial, Junpow-
der, o"long aud T. lglish breaKftst teas at
lowest prices. Pure spices specially. No.
203 Ma n street
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OHAPMAN q ~ AYNE, ATTORNEYS As
~ law, flrt Worth, Texas, Omco oVei
irSt National tank.
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wAsTED-To REM.

UTANTED.--Ti RENT A SMALL FARM.
w or To- lake charge OF r farm with cattle
anu sheep and have share of inctO Sc. Bees
Of references. ddr, IS M. u. Moore, Fort
worth
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MyESTEaN no Eel SIMON HAAS,
w proprietor, No, 1904 and 1908 Jones
y rect, 30 yaIdH northwest OF tniO1 depot
ID ubie ana single roumg for both ladies aud
gent emen; mealA2i c-nts; lodging Z5a d no
centa. bpe la attention gwen 10 families
fule arteslan water hot cold AMI shower
bAlha, % ceulR for aIngIe hath or i've for 81
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hNkS~-M "a MRS. /. r. SWIFT,
~ late OF Atlsnta, Ga, aud Mrs b. j
Lueoe OF Cedar Rapids, LAVA have OPP ned a
dress and cloak-u Rking q tROliEhmsnt over
Miss LoughridgeH millinery store. Woul
be pleased To have share OF the patronage
OF the lad es, Many y Rrs' experience In the
business enables them give aaliafactiOn in
NJ andbt3 lie stamping done
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wAkrnp--mIscEIl.ANpous

UTANTED-lF YOU WANT WORK OF
w any kind, or n you want help of any
KIND, apply To us We are constantly plnc'
ing hep IN all parts OF the cOun ~ Z plOy.
menJ office, t0q Main street, Dallas, Tex.
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TEXAS NROOM FACTORY 2S = EST
u fifteenth stieet, Fort Worth. Moore 4
mad und kept on baud at retail and whole
sale MeTch nts ana fam lies will do well 10
call " send up sour orders. special Induce.
ments TO wholesale de iers Remsnber ihe
place, gOs Wesi Fifteenth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

A NICELY FUR NISHED ROOM. WITH
IA or wi huut board A III 10 No. sou.
corner Second ana Lamar streets.
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A RTESIAN tTH nOUsE. kAlUkAl
"A lowing water, ghty gallons per min
ute, soft rs rRinwater--white sui phur, n az
neHiR and soda tho beat bathing water II
the state. II may be used AZ AZ Hot SPRING.
drank hot while bathing. Single tickets 20
ave tick cts, 81. STANLEY A MARKLE, PTops
North west corner Public square
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
The Grain Skipping Interest.

To THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN,
I am glad to notice that the Gazette has
taken up the gauntlet in the interest of
our farmers and business men against the
selfish policy now being advocated by
some of the Commission men of Nilwau
kee. Watertown enjoys the privilege of
shipping her farm 40 well as other pro-
dscts to Chicago at the same price as to
Milwaukee This it seems does not suit
few of the Board of Trade men of the
latter city who seem to think that Wis
cousin and the north west, should be
made to pay tribute to these few men.
They advance no plausible reason for
this so far as | have heard. Our farmers
have of late years become almost entire
ly dependent upon barley as q crop, our
land having become exhausted for wheat
raising, and certainly no one will expect
that Milwaukee can take care of this crop
alone. Milwaukee is noted for her i'm
mense breweries and liberal and public
spirited brewers, and receives no small
supply of barley from our immediate
vicinity, but we cannot alone rely on
them for a market, indeed ara told by
those who should know that Watsrtown
often pays as much for barley as does
Milwaukee for the same grade. This I am
told is owing partly to the business ener-
gy of those engaged in the trade here,
they being willing to accept much
smaller per centage for their services in
selecting and properly cleaning the grain
and their finding market fer the same
among our different states than is charg-
ed by some of the Board of trade men
who only have to expose it for sale for
their customers and are not required to
furnish any capital or any particular
brain energy. What is true of Watertoun
and vicinity is also true of other localities.
Milwaukee has delegated few of her
Seekers Of Tribute" to implore the COM
ing legislature to compel the Farmers to
pay more for carrying their grain to
Chicago than to Milwaukee. Would it
not be well for our farmers 10 look after
this matter for themselves and sec what
is the real motive of these men who
appoint Themselves to these positions
under the guise of "Conssrvators of our
Commercial Interests" INDEX.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
Il MiEed Up Affair.

The negro Dickinson employed as a
blacksmith in the wagon shop of J d.
Casey, and white woman named Mrs.
Louisa Schultz, were married on New
Years Day by Justice Bsckman. The
bride is about as years old and her sable
partner perhaps 40. This happy couple
Of mixed blood have settled down to the
enjoyment Of connubial bliss in the Third
ward.
There ia history connected with this
affair that shows a degraded condition of
morals. The woman in the case" had
been living with one Frank Boettcber, a
worthless fellow, as his wife. Dickinson
was boarder in the family and Boett-
cher became jealous of mis- dark-visaged
rival. Boettcher quarreled with the
woman and she was driven from the
house with 2-msnths- old child, OF
which Boettcher vas the father. The
reputed wife and mother had to be taken
care of by the authorities, and in revenge
for the treatment received from Boestchsr
she had him arrested for bastardy. His
examination vas held Monday before
Justice Halliger and not denying the
charge Boettcher was committed to Jail
to stand his trial at the coming term OF
the Circuit Court.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
JUNEAU.

When the committee 10 settle with the
County Clerk and Purchasing Agent as
semhle1 on Monday morning for the
purpose of counting the funds in his
hands and turn the same over to his sue
cessor in Office, the official in question.
A. NJ. Circuit, could not be found, On
sending to his residence the keys of the
delivered to Tie messenger by his wife,
who informed bin that Mr.. circuit was
not at home 1t has for some time been
known that he was short in his accounts
as Purchasing Agent, but he insisted On
being able to make things straight when
the proper time arrived This he failed
to do to day, and the plain inference is
that another Democratic county official
in Dodge county has gone astray. From
an investigation OF his books as far as the
Committee was able to maze, it appears
that there should be in his hands as Co.
Clerk the sum Of nearly $500, for which
sum of course his bondsmen will be
liable As Purchasing Agent for the
county he had received from the treasur-
er something like $500, ostensioly for
the purpose OF paying bills for stationery,
coal, etc, but as it is known that at least
some of these bills have not been paid.
1t is presumed that nearly the whole
amount has gone with him. For this be
had no bendsmeA, and it appears to be a
question whether the county can be held
liable for this He was last seen here on
Sunday evening about 10 o'clock, but
| since then his whereabouts up to the
present time are unknown, although be
is supposed to have taken the early
morning train for Chicago He leaves
behind wife and several children, his
wife being in delicate health, and evil
IDENTIFY ignorant of his whereabouts. Fol
several weeks past he had been on ar
almsst continuous spree. w.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
IN MeilaOPinsi,.

Once more the Angle of Death destroys
a happy circle of friends, by claiming as
his own one of its number. Miss Ellen
Kehoe, departed this life at the home of
her parents in the Fourth ward, ''on We'd
nesday evening, December 81, 1884, at
the age of 81 years On Monday even
ing she was attacked with pleurisy, and
became unconscious, in which condition
she remained until death came TO relieve
her suferings. Possessed of truly
lovable disposition, she was highly
esteemed by all her friends and acquain-
tances. Let MS trust that she, having
breathed out her life with the Old Year,
saw the New Year dawn upon her,
bright and glorious in that Heavenly
home where death can not enter.
death has his rigorous laws, unparalleled, un-
feeling;
All prayers 10 him are vain:
Cruel, he stops his ears, and deaf TO our appeal
ing,
He leaves us TO complain
To murmur against death, in petulant d. ance,
Is never for the best;
TO will what God doth will, that is the only
science
That gives us any rest
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
Sad Death of John Walls.

Last Sunday forenoon the mangled
body of John Walls, an old resident of
the town of Shields, whose home lies
adjacent to Hubbleton station, was found
by some railroad hands in the yards of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway near the Union Depot in Mil
waukee. The body when discovered was
lying under freight car on one of the
middle tracks. The freight trais had
been backed into the yard but a few
moments before BY switch engine, SO
that the deceased must have been killed
at that time, but there being no eye
witnesses, how he came into the yard or
got under the train 10 mystery. The
wheels had passed over the body, nearly
severing the body in two, and both arms
were broken. The unfortunate man was
identified by an envelope found on bis
person with his address written upon it.
A native of England, Mr. Walls came TO
this vicinity about30 years ago and was the
owner of large tract of land situated
on the Crawnsh River. Late years he
raised and dealt in stock extensively
and ut the time of his dscease was in
good circumstances.
He owned property in Milwaukee and
was in the habit of making frequent
visits there. Three or four days previous
TO his death he left home on one of his
accustomed Milwaukee trips and nothing
was heard from him until his wife receiv-
ed the news of his mutilated body having
been found. Mr. Walls was man of
peculiar ways and eccentric habits but
yet was afable and gentlemanly in man.
ner His wife and friends have motto
ed that for few months past he has
given evidence of his mind hesoming
unsound and it Ia not unlikely that
laboriDg under some alteration he wan
dered aimlessly into the yard of the 1ail-
road and met his death. His age was
about 60 years and he leaves wife but
no children.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
TTeOded.

The nuptiala of Henry F. Wieman, of
the town of WATERFOWL, and Miss Mary
Montague, were held at the home'of the
brides mother in the town of Farming
ton on New Years evening, Rey. D. O.
sanborn, of the III. E. Church. perterm-
ing the marriage ceremony in thsi pres
enee of number ofrelatives and friends
of both bride and groom. The happy
couple received warm congratulations
over the Asw step il life they had taken
and hopes were expressed that true joy
and prosperity would be vouchsdsafsd
to them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
Obituary.,

Mrs Eli Call, Of the Fourth ward, died
at the Northern Hospital for the Insane
Saturday. She was taken TO the hospi-
tai for treatment only three weeks ago.
Mrs Call is the third or fourth patient
from this city that has died in .lths
Northern Hospital withis two years.
Her remains were taksa to Waterloo.
her former hone, on Monday for inter
nent. Deceased was daughter: of O.
Carskadden and about 40 years old.
She leaves husband and one child.