Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-11-06
New York has raised $1,000 900 of it,

worlds fair fund.
| The Prince OF Wales is said to be /.
| sufferer from Brights disease.
Two men were killed in collision
| on the St. Paul road near Council Bluffs.
The locomotive engineers will hol'
| their convention next year IN Pitts
| burg.
Queen Victoria will open the comm
| session of Parliament in person.
Nick Schae6er, of Topeka, Kas., wa
| found guilty of selling hard ,ider, IL
| violation Of the new prohibitory law.
Secretary Noble has given notice tina
| the cattle syndicate which has LEASED
| lands in the Cherokee outlet must move
| out.
The London County Council ha'
Adopted report requesting Parliament
| to grant to them power to construct sub
ways for various purposes, and compel
| the companies for whose use they are
designed to use them and pay for such
occupancy. The power asked by The
Council is extremely arbitrary and
mandatory, and it is doubtful ii it will
| be granted to the extent desired.
| 1t is stated that Archduke John OF
| Austria will join the staff of the New
| York Herald.
According to advices from Belgrade,
ex-Kng Milan will shortly be married
| to q Partisan lady.
The body of Walrath, the balloonist,
lost in Otsego Lake, N. Y, September
| "a last, has been found.
The Nicaraguan government proposes
| to 1ound city at the Atlantic terminus
| of the Nicaraguan Canal and call it
| America.
The great steel bridge Of the Illinois
Central road, crossing the Ohio River at
Cairo, Ill.,, was tested by sending nine
mogul locomotives, with a combined
| weight OF 700 tons, over it.
| The Lotus Club, of New York, gave
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall.
One thousand ladies were present
| A jury at Denver, Col, found Jim
| Connors guilty of conspiracy to rob the
| Rio Grande express train near Gunni-
son last April.
| Twenty persons implicated in the
| lynching of Berrien, who killed his
mother-in-law at Lexington, n. c., have
| been arrested.
| Mrs. Hyer, of Indianapolis, has
| brought suit against the State board of
| Children's Guardians Tor So, 500 for the
cutting off of her little girls hair. The
girl was placed temporarily in the
| Boards charge.
| The Pittsburg Window Glass Manu-
| facturers Association decided to ad
vance the price of glass per cent.
The British ship Bolan, from Calcutta
| for Liverpool, foundered at sea with
| thirty three lives.
The Mityline lighthouse was wrecked
by an earthquake on the 9th. Slight
damage was done in COnstant1nOple.
Shocks in Italy caused serious damage
and some loss of life at Gallipoli.
| Attorney Blunt. of Washington, was
shot and seriously wounded by George
| Mantz, in wine room in that city.
Charles l.. M. L. De Sainte Croix, the
| French statesman, is dead, aged 81.
Prince Hartzfeldt and Miss Hunting
ton, of New York, were married at
| London.
Oliver Garrison, prominent citizen
of ST. Louis, committed suicide on the
2Sth.
2. NJ. Art lur was unanimously re-
elected chief of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers.
The Abilene, Kas., Bank has closed its
doors. The liabilities are 100000.
Lord Wolseley, of England, has ac-
copied an invitation to be present at the
| unwilling of a statue of Gen. Lee at
Richmond, Va.
Congressman Tarsney, of Missouri,
had his face slapped by Mayor Daven.
port, of Kansas City, in a disagreement
| over the Pan-American reception.
The docks in Koenigsberg were
| burned on the 18th. This is the third
time they have been burned within
short period. An enormous amount of
damage wss done.
The general Atlantic steamer
Vile de Brest burst her boiler in Tunis
Bay. Five persons were killed.
In railway accident at Hatras, near
Agra, India, on the 28th, fifteen per-
sons were killed and forty injured.
Emperor William has conferred the
decoration Of the order of the Black
Eagle upon the King of Greece.
The Riforma of Rome declares that
the pilgrimages to the Vatican are be-
coming political demonstrations against
the unity of Italy. In view Of this fact
| it holds n hat the nilprimapAs ara ILLEGAL