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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
THE MONTHLIES.

The February issue of the Eclectic
Magazine contains an excellent exhibit
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of the Alphabet, by A H. Sayce, the
eminent Orientalist and historian, will
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Poetry, Politics and Conservatism, by
George n. Curzon, is bright and enter
tanning criticism Of recent politics in
England, and The Coming Contests Of
the World, from the Fortnightly. is full
of meaty suggestions. Huxley is repre-
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title of The Interpreters of Genesis and
the Interpreters of Nature. Prof. Seeley's
paper, Our lnsular Ignorance, is worthy
of the authors fame, which may also be
said of Max Mueller's Solar Myths. There
is a suggestive paper on Loves Labor
Lost, by Walter Pater, and very spicy
criticism oG Superfine English, from
Cornhill. Merlin and kentigern, from
BlackwoOd's, is vigorous balad-poem,
treating one of the grand old British
| legends. The magazine has its usual
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

IT is insulting and degrading to speak
Of the Confederates as rebels. or of any
American citizen as ex. rebel and par
doned traitor Charleston Is. c. Nc,cs
(Dem.)
In like manner it would be ''insulting'
10 speak of a person VIGOROUSLY guilty of
grand larceny as thief, or of any such
sAmerican citizen as an ex-thief or a
pardoned convict? It is not always
wrong to call mer and things by their
right Names Chicago Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
!UQEhe RepnbHrar.
CANDIDATES MENTIONED.

This will be an important and busy
wear with the politicians of Wisconsin,
on account of the large number of Offices
20 be filled al the November election. A
full state ticket, members of congress,
assemblvmen and half the state senate
will be chosen, to say nothing of county
officers and other minor officials. Matters
are as yet comparatively quiet, but the
Republicans begin to show little activi'
ty in relation to candidates. For governor
are mentioned the names of Gen. j. M.
Rusk, than whom better governor Wis
consin never had, E. D. Holton, Milwau.
kee, Senator Fl. B. Warner, Pierce, Emil
Wallber, Gen. F. G. Winckler. Milwau :
Fl. A. Taylor, st. Croix, Mayor Powell.
La Crosse; for secretary of state, E. D..
Coe, Walworth, and Capt. E. Timme,
Kenosha; for attorney general. Ii. o..
Fairchild, Marinette; for lieutenant
governor, E. S. Minor, Door, and Captain
Stanley, Milwaukee; for treasurer, r.
McCurdy, Winnebago, Captain Stanley,
Milwaukee, and J. Lienlokken, La
Crosse; for railroad commissioner j. d.
Bullock, Jefferson, and A. Peterson,
Crawford; for insurance commissioner,
Philip Cheek, Sank. There appears to
be general feeling among Republicans
favorable to the nomication of a new
state ticket throughout.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

Track LAYING ON the Wisconsin, Cen
trails Chicago line going south is com
plesed to Mukwanago Work on the
south end, coming north from the Chicagd
city limits. is progressing favorably, and
che track will be complete before March
unless very 1nfavoroble weather sets In.
The officials say they will be running
into Chicago before June 1 if they are
able to secure from the government the
old BriIewell lot for depot purposes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

A one-armed boy:in Augusta saved
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL: The four
con:esiating Democratic Senators before
the Ohio Legislature profess to desire II
thorough investigation of the alleged
election frauds at Cincinnati, but want to
vote on them! The accused will please
be seated 10 the jury.box and assist in
making up the verdict.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

GENERAL Villas has issued al order
that no man is to be appointed postal
clerk who is over 35 years old. This Is
a little hard upon the old fellows OF 36.
'The old man" seems to have a poor
show with this administration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

the eiiles above mentioned Asa result,
tho Texas mills are dolng fairly we'll
They have To sell close to compete with
The excellent nonr which the rail-.
roads haul No eheaply from No, louis Into
Texas, but they manage 70 compete aud
make fair pront, too, Tho nrr roller
mills established IN tho state were meas
ufably risky ventures, but thoy have paaaed
beyond tho experimental point now and
demonstrated their feasibility az business
Investments, " may he expected they
will increase steadily, Texas has large
population 70 feed, aud The wheat IL
grown right here Al The door " The mills,
They should, and viii, thrive on tho Namo
principle that every cotton seed oil mill,
every cotton factory 10 spin and weave
cotton Into clothes, thrlyba In tho South,
Within tow years the old.iashloned
npurina mlll with 10 stones, will not ca,
lat IN Texas save Ia the country districts
or IN small towns, u capitalists would
put money into cotton and wooden mills
IN this state ~ readily 40 they ara now
Investing IN roller mills, they would do y
great aud rsmuHeratiyo work Tor them.
selves and Texas, too,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
TmE 0AzErrE FORr WORTH TExAs TnuRsDAY. 00ToBER Pm

many wldowa. A person could begin a.
aunrlse, and hy steady walking from one
farm 20 another beppinH going till late ~
tho day. aud moi IN all that time place his
foot upon an acre " soil absolutely owned
by any man. These iarma, IN the agetu,
gate, comprise somewhere w the neigh'
bOfhonh uf four thousand acres, Win
hut three exceptions The prumlnpa are oot
oupied by their respective ownore
a wollknowa married lady In Grant
county, ofeaan, aer0rdlngt 90 q paper from
that noiphnorh0pd, has, during the past
spring and present summer, done q good
Job " farming, When blowing timp
came, this ontrfprlhing mother construct
cd q box ON the plOw Ia which 20 carry
her baby, and thus she plowed The
ground She then proceeded 10 harrow,
plant and cultivate, carrying her child on
her back, and N thln way has produced a
nne crop, and IA now engaged In oarting
the truck 20 neighhorlng town aud dis
posing Of " What can boat thisy
In volume Of criminal atatl,toa
which has recently been published In
France, the chapter devoted TO suicides
II NJ particular Interest," Tho number "
euleldea has baon atoadiy Increasing in
France, aud u now nearly twice 40 large
No II Was at tho beginning Of tho second
half ~ this century Thus, for the ton
htlpldoA Ga every 100000 Inhabitants IN
1891, there were twenty IN 1884, aud
neither timph of disaster 10 France, such
~ Tho years " 1870 and 1874, nor periods
~ prosperity, whnn all industries flourish,
make any considerable difference Ia the
hlniHlef rnoordn This state uf thinpa Ia
f.I
yAfloua organs, hut tho francaia declares
n In all tho fault ~ secular education
hAnothor ton years Of niholatio teaching IN
our schools, and the number OF Auleldoa
Will ba ten tlmoh m large" "a ita prodic,
tl0n, aud after all the Francois may bn
right Th0lsm may be true or false. but
II Ia obviously n barrier aRninnt suicide
Miss Rosa hentop, an accomplished
young lady Of eighteen, residing Ia Crit
tendon county, Ark, was bitten on
the foronngor OF her lett baud by a large
snake So deeply did the
yonomona reptile drive In poisonous
iaDHa Into the nnger Of tho maiden that "
could not withdraw thom, but hung aua.
pondod aud writing by lts teeth until
Miss fonton pulled II loose aud ilung n
away with her right hand Knowing The
poisonous nature Of the snake, Miss Fen.
ton, with rare presence 0t mind, seized mn
az lying on the ground near by laid hor
wounded hand on block Of wood, and ~
ono blow chopped on the bitten finger,
lihp placed bandage around her wrlat
tight enough 20 stop the circulation Of tho
blood, and then telling her mother, who
had rushed from tho hous6 10 hor aa'
distance, 10 pour whisky down hor threat,
tainted Mira lfenian doapd hol suffering
daughter with whisky, which ahe iortu
natcly had on hand and tho young lady Ia
now oat Of danger,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
rha, nrnnnalle.l Olnar.

NHNlH, IhAu - ' w, lhhOi
10 tho Editor Of tho Gazette.
Yca, STIR ''publia npeakera arc
nublaGt 10 public ofltiolnmn Aud
they got II, either over a
nom 10 plume on from abme m0deat,
HnapHumlng party too tlmld 10 ans n
signature, An anonymous letter Ia bad,
while u nameleuH newspaper nqUiO Ii
wofne, Tho tld,bltp for hnoh critics gen
orally come huoODd handed, aud arn all
tho better Tor being m0uthud by twenty
ggloioothn, whose breath would be
immunauly improved by the aroma Of u
good oger. rho nfIanHe wah given
NJ The hnryl0a Tor men
only Ladiah and children were excluded,
How did our critic yet the Item /" our
husbands aud boys arc mentioned In tho
Nfitleiam - We said, 1--WE were chain
smoker, aud llt one cigar nj the end oi
another" and made ne Wish or comment
on the matter, Perhaps II Ia misfortune,
but honestly, we think " n lfnt rate anti,
d0le against unHeGmly blgotry, We did
mol cay M boyepttlHg we're iuHtla
nahln, the mAn who would not
give 90 religious and charitable
purp6hpn were he Ahlnl ought 10 bp boy,
0uled,h but tho hhlA,nlnt who would tat,
ton and thrive on tho trade ~ 0ommus
nifty aud give nothing 20 buiid II Nh eve
spoke ~ the nfuw9w0Od railroad NJ tic
time) and said he would be a a. subject
for the boycott, aud affirmed that we
would 20 many hioeka 10 purchase a
cigar from wide awake man who lahorpd
~ build ~ hlH city, rather than buy ono
ft0m the Akln.hlnt who made ali no could
ana never gave u cent We are OF tho asma
mlhd al this wrltlnnl ANA " AZ iHdp
meht OUT only ain IL that We hmnka d
eleah long filled llayanas, aad esehswed
al Nat Dutch and dfamheads, we yeflly
believe that we viii 40 Hwaepha through
Tho gates 70 The new Jerusalem, while
aeiiie uens0fH 0ynfnoa who could eaten
the mote " evil Ia service, ahd never
500 The mountain ~ good, weuid remain
10 weep without the gates
II ~ u uunsHir
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
INDIGNANT wIru DlLoxl.
0rsAt inoignstien psit neeAuse tho pls,
sese was Wept secret,

Nav OalRANs, la, Oct, 10, All The
old excitement over the biloxi fever haN
revived here aud along The quit coast Of
Louisiana aud Minhiasippl In Biloxi
public M we'll 40 The medical opinion IN
divided ~ 10 whether The disease N yel,
low or malariai fever, Dr. Lamar, the
chief resident physician, and Dr. Wilkln'
Huu OF rans Christian, who have attended
maHy " the alex, pronounce II yellow
lack, it IL admitted that there have been
Roo eases oi tnyer w the population Of
aOn0 that there are forty still
alex there, and that The deaths have boon
eighteen, Tho nurAaa who attended the
alex were soon taken down with fever.
Meanwhile quaranlinuu are being liked ~
Biloxi from all quarters, ana there In
great Indignation hofo ana along thr
gull coast against Biloxi Tor having con
cuhled mi fever, the board of health OF
the county having pledged lleeli TO re-
port oil suspicious oaaea, There " hut
little reason to doubt That
the disease II genuine yellow
fever, despite the hthtamnnta
OF tho mayor and aome oitiEena Of Biloxi
20 the contrary Dr, Champlin OF bayou
~, Louis, representative " the state
hoard Of health, and Or, llarrig OF Hands.
horo, president OF tho board " health OF
llafrlaon county, IN which Biloxi IN kitn'
atvo, made careful atudY OF tho disease
there last night, and pronounced
u genuine yellow fever, THIS IN
supposed 10 aottlo Tho matter, aa Dr.
Ghampin, who Waited Biloxi upon thu frat
out of the fever Ia August, waa
thon " the opinion that II wan simply ma
latlal fever, hut he now changes his opln-
ion DR., Harry, who also thought II
was malarlal fever, now pr0nounoua "
yellow jack, ~ does Dr, Lamar and other
fehidnut physicianH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
rNe NRoWNwooD NoAp 4 NR

tNHNf ~
The Fort Worth 4 Rio OraDde railway
In nrecually 60 this city u ID needed IA
regain territory that has been cut on
hy railroads 20 tho south Of ual II II
needed 10 augment Tho trade OF Fort
Worth II Is needed TO put tho seal Of
pormanonoy on present real estate yalua'
llona and TO appreciate those values II
IL needed To complete tho connections
which his city has 10 oner to tho three
other grand trunk limos that now wish to
contest Tor tho Texas trader II Is needed
To convert tho town Into the city,
Win the Fort Worth S Rlo Grando no.
cured, no town Ia roxas could ouor such
connections TO the great railways now
looking TO Texas, with tho Drown.
wood road, Fort Worth could 0fror
superior Inducements TO all trunk lines
that drnlIed To make connection with all
parts u tho state with Tho brentwood
road, what Texas town could Vic with
Fort Worth In inyitationa 10 the Frisco,
10 tho ftxaa & ~ Fouls (now broad.
gauge road TO tho Chicago, Rock Island
= Pacific aud 80 the g., u, 4 az
Fort Worth for years haa beou praying
Tor tho lirownw0od road, The oppor.
tunlty to secure ltlanow here Every man
whoau interests arc 10 loo advanced by
the building Of tho road should assint
in liza 4. 4. A all ~
tho town aro prop0rliouately Interested,
aud all mon prop0rhonately should aid
tho enterprise,
Tho sooner tha required subsidy Ia
raised the sooner Fort Worth aud Ia poo'
pie wi. begin 10 realize on tho invest,
mont, Tho season In not an pro,
ptoua AZ our people had hoped,
but this llrownwood road Ia
q necessity, II waa hard work 20 pay tho
nrnt snbuidY tho town over made II was
like getting blood out Of q turulp when
Fort Worth gave $4,000 20 thot'uli, Colo,
fado s. bania NJ II was III n season
Of dependency when II gave tho
same sum 10 tho Fort Worth New Or
leans each 0i lhehe hubnldlca wan money
well Invested, and no II will prove In this
case II tlmop were good aud busi,
meas brick aud real estate IN demand
without railroads., no ono would want
them, R,lroadh relieve duh times, In
crease trade, sell real eatato aud build up
cities, Tho rtownwood road IL noces.
rlty TO Fort Worth, and tho city has made
n more Of necessity ny long ySara OF
agitation Of tho enterprise, Lot every
man come forward aud do hls share, aud
there will ba no delay,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
NEWS AND NOTES.

A,0uI Falls, -, r., lntcnds having an
loo palace and carnival next wlntor,
A. Heading, IA, u stalk ot oorn bear
Ing thirteen vol Developed ears, n et'
nbitnd,
hea iarinH men inollnusto tho opinion
that there No about foot more " water
GA tbs Charleston haf than there wan be-.
fore the earthquake,
Tho 'pouaum crop IN Georgia ID good
lhiH year John ituAhin went i0n h00tlng
In Macon county tho other day, aud Tho
hounds got IN after 'poHauns and Killed
tweniy'ulght
The new Hi iilcAtes are the prot,
tleAt specimens ~ paper money tho R0vs
ornment has over put etloat II there
WAS d0lIai'A worth oi metal behind
each certificate they would he altogether
lovely.
Wiley Moifaddon, living seven miles be
l0w Alexander, wnh bitten laat Thursday
hlght ny tattlusnahe an Tho hand while
0ul hunting Though bla hand was much
awolien, when last heard from he WAS
better,
The edition 1T tho November Century,
containing tho nfat chapters ~ the
authorised ublie ~ Lindolnu aud The
opening ~ Frank w. HtVpkt0ns new
novel, nrbe llundfedth Man" viii be
100000 copies
A Hart guunty, ia, crank who thinka
that hh IA Tho lhearnale spirit " tho
Prophet elijah, hAyH that tho great "ialls
ing away mentioned IN the bible will
occur right after neit chtistmaHi and
that the world viii come 70 All end ln
| iHp0
Tho pfaahian minister VI public In
alfnOtlon haa Issued . circular vs. pro
ymclal authorities asking their beat oos
operation ~ the preservation ~ ancient
topiba, hAff0wa, mounds, burial
Ailea hnd settlements feiefflna 10 tho
l,gman aad pagan tlnles,aud N fact every
thing " historical interest
Engineer uo0fae usiiafd 81 The Penn
| syiyAnlR railroad recently sfasp ~ a der
ser city synagogue anh said that he do,
sited t0embfAre The Jewish faith 10 said
| that Ne had Heyes before protested any fha
limauR faith. bnt that he thought me
Hebrew religion W hs tho must uhafl'
table and free from hyroetlsy no Was
permitted t1 bsppme member " The
congregation
ms kspia tphi0j Gazette proudly an
| hu1ufes ihAt Va thAt uelHhbHfh0ud twenty
sAl0inua faiths afa ihs property ol "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
WACO.
what Jobn oonsr ia wanted Tor In Door
MIA Local Notes

Nhot dnhh toUof - WhhieN Tor w Nottt
MIA Local Notes,
special 70 tho Gazette,
WACO, Tux Oct, 20, The man John
Corer, alias w, +, Marlborough, arrested
In illllsboro yesterday by Detective NJ u,
Ammonott OF thla city, Ia supposed to
BIO tho Same man who murdered Unite
states Deputy Marshall John N Merritt
OF Lula, Ga, ON March Last, Golfer
was engaged IN tho m00nphnlpg buai,
noaa In Georgia, ana thus got
Into trouble with the llnited
States ofciala Ito He'd 10 Texas,
Amnonett has had him Swallowed IN this
city for several woeke, but was awaiting
tho arrival OF reputation papers from
Georgia, Whlln here Cotfee worked Az q
carpenter attlmdv, andgambled nt otbora
lilo got hla mail nm W. l., Marlborough,
but was also known under tho Gognomunn
Of "ArkanaaWn and 'Tonneaaoe ~ A
week ago he skipped out, hut
Amnonuit tracked him 10 llllRboro
When arrested ha had letter with,
out slgnature) which no uaya IL from n
brother IN Tennessee, These auntonGes
occur IN ~ "Do you think ~ viii b0 hAio
Tor me 10 come 10 Texas whore you arap
! nApNOl w MAXI hhhho NolnlN lODHi anu
not by work eitherP When Ammon,
oft made the arront the prHonor ON
pioyod lawyer, who tried TO got him ras
leased on writ Of habean corpus,
but Judge Hall aat the hearing
for next Monday, by which time
an oltloor from Atlanta will
no NJ llillaboro 10 identify the prisoner,
Tho United Alatea offota 5000 aud the
atata Of Georgia $500 Tor Cofreo'a arrest
no II viii be seen that Ammonett, ifho hae
tho rlght man, viii he Handsomely paid,
Ammonett In tho name detective who cap.
tured Tobu JaehHuni the Georgia dynn
inter aud mnon,phlnor,
Evangelist w. J, iyler concluded his
revival meeting here tonight and
leaves for Northern Texas toamor'
row, Fort Worth IL one OF tho points he
oSpeota 20 labor a., and sherman an,
other,
Tho great upaeoh OF Senator Coke, pub,
liuhed In full IN Tim GAZETTE Of thls
morning haa attracted much attention.
Ia the aldotmanle election yesterday
W. n Floufhoy WAS ohoppn TO represent
tho ward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

rus rou Worth aAgnrrR 10 shouting again
IVA shout lan0w, ON u vernon, 10 burlington,
70 kanaaa city, 70 nrowhwood,s ~ iirenhAm
Hammer,
Tho Fort Worth 4 Denver Ia now run.
ming trains 10 vefnon there are seven
or eight thousand men at work on The
Atoblson, Topeka s Santa 10 from Fort
Worth to Kansas City our people arc
raIslug tho $4,000 subsidy asked for the
Fort Worth a Rio 0rendo, aud wo will
report on tho Burlington road In few
weeks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21

lr Is all n mistake that there Ia nothing
IN u name, Cleveland IL n bar 10 any mp.
pointment under tho president, bat Fol.
som wins tho Important consulate al
Sheffield, This appointment will no tho
more criticised, an II has boon.no short Il
time since MIR, Cleveland refused 20 aano.
ton the appoiutmons Of tho uon.lu.lsw Of
Mr. Manning 10 the pontpnou NJ Albany,
In the case Of llpn Folsom tho excuse OF
Adam may hold good, "Thu woman
tempted me-" oto,