Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-11-27
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

DR.. Rudolph Tanszky, noted expert
on insanity, who became insane and at
tempted to kill his wife and himself in
January, 1885, died of paresis, on the
Esd, in the Bloomingdale asylum, New
York. He Was one of the experts In
the Guiteau case.
The Rev. Martin F. Sorensen commit
ted suicide at Council Bluffs, Ia, on the
Oath.
A storehouse of Sbarpless Bros, dry
goods, Philadelphia, burned on the 23d.
Loss, $4,000.
Pan-American delegates witnessed
the launch of the steamship OrozlDo at
Chester, Pa.
At Pine City, Mimi. William BROKER
shot and killed William P. Coombs and
wife.
The reports of DR.. Peters safety are
confirmed from Zanzibar.
An English syndicate has secured
options on the Chicago breweries.
The stud farm of /. G.. Webster & Co.,
at Orchardhill, Kas., burned on the
oath. Four noled stations, Evenmond,
Prairie Wilkes, Joe Larkin and Wea-
element, burned to death. Loss, $751;
900.
One fireman was killed and several
injured by the falling walls of burning
building in Philadelphia.
The charters of 200 Missouri corpo-
-ations will be forfeited for failure to
comply with the an,i-trust-law.
The provisional governmental Brazil
has been blessed by the head of the
Roman Catholic Church in that country.
The manager Of the royal laboratory
and the foreman Of the cartridge factory
at the Woolwich Arsenal have been
suddenly dismissed. 1t is reported that
4 Of
revealing secrets In connection with the
manufacture of smokeless powder
The German Reichstag committee on
The Socialist bill has rejected the para
graph relating to the expulsion OF So
cialists from Germany.
Charles Blythe, who killed Col.
Jones, of Cincinnati, WAS found guilty
of murder in the first degree.
The Aracata Hotel, at Eureka, CAL,
burned. George A. Knight and Tobias
Barnhill persisted in the flames.
Not one of the bodies of the nine sail
ors lost by the capszing of the schooner
Fidelity near Eureka, Cal, have been
recovered.
Capt; Wissmann telegraphs that Stan
ley and Emin routed the Mahd1 August
10, and October l3 was at Wpwapwa.
G. w. Penrose, editor Of tie Salt
Lake City News. was committed to the
penitentiary for contempt IN refusing to
tell the number Of his wives.
VIM. Barker, peddler, got 81, eco
damages from tue mayor OF Iron
Mountain, Mich, for his arrest for ped
ding without license.
Michael j. 1ierney, a brakeman on
the Louisville IL Nashville road, who
was permanently crippled in fire re,
sulting from leak In Standard Oil
barrel, on the the Goth obtained YER
dict for $25,G00 damages against the
Standard Oil Company. An appeal Will
be taken.
The Chinese government has refused
tc grant concession for telegraph
line from Siberia to Pekin.
The Russian government is about to
abolish the import duty on coal.
VIM. Ailingham, the poet, is dead.
The meat storage house of Charles
Claus, at Pittsbury, was burned on the
goth, with 100000 pounds of meats.
Stables of Keeling & Co., coal oper-
ators, adjoining, were damaged. Claus
loss was $50 900.
While digging cellar for a house
about mile from Pierre, s. d., on the
other side Of the rive r. the workmen
discovered seven human bodies in D.
bad state of decay. Four seem to be
bodies Of soldiers and the others In
dams, and it Is believed they were
frozen to death in the terrible storm Of
January II, and were afterward found
and buried by band of Indians.
Mike Mcdonald, Chicago's millionaire
ex-gam bier, secured a divorce from his
wife by default.
The Pan-American Congress resumed
its sittings in Washington on the 18th.
John Mclean saws he is not candl-
date for the United States Senate from
Ohio.
Seventeen cars of freight train were
ditched on the Michigan Central Rail-
road by misplaced switch. The en-
ploves were severely injured.
Butchers Of Fort Wayne. Ind, are
fighting the proposed establishment of
a branch house of Swift & Co.
Henderson, Hull & Co., of Philadel-
phia, obtained a Judgment of 1913, $40
against the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company for the loss of mill
caused by sparks from one of the COM
pany's engines.