Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-11-13
MINOR NEWS NOTES,

neer-Press was thrownopen to the pub
| lie on the 9Th.
The last Congress made no appropria.
ton TOR the printing of Secretary Rusk &
annual report.
| A deficit in the finance of the rnu-
nicipality of Rome has led the Italian
premier to institute an investigation.
| Henry Wadewitz, 10 years old, broke
through the ice and was drowned while
skating, at Iron Mountain, Mich.
| At Kansas City, Mo-, on the 9th, the
and 316 West Sixth Street, with all its
contents, was destroyed by fire, entail
ing loss of $4,000. The building was
owned by Peter Herman, and was occu-
pied by him with job printing estab-
lishment, and by the A. N. kellogg
Newspaper Company. The losses are
| all covered by insurance, as follows: On
the building, $2O,OpO; Peter Herman 6
stock, $4,000; A. N. Kellogg's stock,
| $40, 200.
The supreme court of Michigan has
decided the question in the title to the
| rich gold mine near lshpemlng and
work at the mine will be begun at once.
In personal encounter in the post
office at Lexington, KY, Col. Goodloe
| stabbed Col. SWope to death and Good
loe was shot by Swope. Both are WELL
| known politicians.
The flour mill of the St. Paul Roller
Mill Company burned. The loss is
| $3.50, 900.
A boy in Boys and Girls Home in
Los Angeles, Cal, answers the descrip-
ton of the long lost Willie Dickinson.
President Harrison appointed Will
lam w. Bates, of Buffalo, N. T., COM
missioner of navigation.
Miss Kate Drextel took the white veil
at the convent of the Sisters OF Mercy
at Pittsburg, Pa.
The $S,0O0,O00 necessary to purchase
| the Minneapolis mills has been sub
scribed and the deal closed.
Thousands of cattle have persisted in
New Mexico by a terrible storm OF
snow. Several cowboys are reported
missing and dead.
George Hancock, Mormon high
| priest, has been arrested at Payson,
| Utah, for the murder OF Mrs. Hatch and
her son.
Owing to og twelve barges worth SIS, :
600 and coal worth $4,000 were lost in
the o hio near Marietta. The tows be-
cam e confused and the barges parted
and ere wrecked.
Acall has been signed by the differ
en- temperance societies of Nebraska,
Dakota for a convention to be held at
| Omaha, December 8, for the purpose OF
| organizing Central Prohibition organi-
| cation.
The Russian government, in order to
| avoid anti-Russian demonstrations, has
| postponed the elections in the Baltic
provinces until ukase has been issued
| placing the provinces under Russian su
pervision.
George W. Childs now denies that he
said Gen. Grants remains would be re-
moved from New York.
Mrs. Burnett. who was Ousted from
the management of the Woman's Chris
tan Ter oerance Union Home of Chi
cago, has sued Miss Frances Willard for
$50, zoo damages.
Baron Ashbourne, the lord chancellor
of Ireland, has called Judge Gowan, of
Canada, to the Irish bar in recognition
of his services as jurist.
The Gladstonian Liberal leaders, OF
Fulham, have decided to invite Sir
Charles Dixie to contest the seat for
Fulham as their candidate at the next
election, and the invitation will doubt
less be accepted.
The London County Council has ap
proved almost unanimously a proposal
to remove the gates from certain of
an eyesore, a nuisance and an 1mpedi-
ment to travel and traffic.
Ex-King Milan is en- route to Bel
grade, where he Will make short stay,
1t is expected that an amicable settle
| ment between Milan and Natalie will be
the outcome Of the cars letter to
Natalie.
One thousand ship carpenters at Ham
burg have struck for better winter pay.
The masters are inclined to concede the
demand provided the men work the
same number of hours as n summer.
1t is stated In St. Petersburg that the
Czarowitz was betrothed to Princess
Margaret of Prussia in Berlin during
the recent visit Of the Gar.
The Anarchists of st. Louis are pre-
pairing to celebrate the anniversary of
the Chicago execution.
|. The Irish National League has re-
ceived $4,000 from America since the
last fortnightly meeting.
A bust of the late Oliver P. Morton.
of Indiana, has been unveiled in Crown
Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis.
The car has written q letter to Natalie
In which he assures her of his SYM athy
and says he continues to recognize her
as the Queen OF Servia. 1t is believed
the letter will expedite the settlement
of Natalie's position.
Joseph Smith, of Bessemer, Mich,
murdered his fancee and killed himself
at Streator, H., on the 4th.
Mr.. Mackinnon, the head of the
Emin relief committee. received let
ter from Stanley.
Five men were burned to death by
molten metal at a furnace at Lebanon,
Pa.
Haggai Westbrook, an insane farmer
in Kent County, Mich, Drained his wife
and three children with hammer.
A short time ago it was announced
that the Vatican had resolved to pub
lish the documents among it's archives
relating to the efforts of the pontiff to
regain the temporal power of the
church. 1t is now announced that the
documents will not be published, owing
to the italian governments threat to
have printed series of counter docu-
ments, embracing voluminous corre-
spondence whose publicity would place
the Vatican in an awkward position.
HIGH TIDE AT YOUNGSTOWN.