Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-03-05
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CHARLES NoRDRUM, a Madison saloon 6
keeper, Is charged with the murder O.
James ellison.
JUDGE gibson took his seat en- the
bench OF the superior court, Milwau-
kee.
w. Z. ROBERTS was badly injured at
La crosse by benZine explosion.
LA CROSSE has organized fair associa-
ton With capital stock of $4,000.
COMMISSIONER MASON has dispatched
j. B. Mccoy, of Platteville, to No Mans
Land, to enforce the revenue laws
there.
DAVID VAUGHAN, member of Assembly
from La Crosse County in 1888, died at
his home IN the town of Burns, aged IS
years.
Four new pictures by the painter
Quartley, have been added to the Mil
waukee Layton Arr Gallery collection.
Mrs. SARAH FL. THRAsHER was awarded
q verdict of SO, 600 against the Muscoda
Bridge Company, at Lancaster.
The Hon. David Vaughan, member
of the Assembly flom La Crosse Coun-
ty in 1888, died at his home in the town
of Burns, aged IS. He was native OF
Wales, and came to La Crosse County
in 1854.
ARTICLES of incorporation have been
fled with the secretary of state by the
NJ. Hilty Lumb Der Company, of Milwau-
kee; capital stock, 500 900; incorpora-
tors, Michael Hilty, c. Hilty and Glenn
my L. Hilty.
THE coroner's Jury in the case of John
Leinineer, whose death under mysteri-
GUS circumstances, at his home in the
town of Madison, on the 10Th inst,
caused suspicion that his death result
ed from poisoning at the hands of his
vie, rendered a verdict finding that he
died from want Of proper care from
Catherine Leininger, his wife. during
his sickness, in refusing to give him
food and medicine as directed by the at
tending physician, and other causes un
known to the jury.
TREMPEALEAU County taxpayers want
the charge of murder withdrawn in the
prosecution against the Blair lynchers.
SENATOR WEoHsELBERG will be census
supervisor for the Milwaukee District,
Mr.. Denim having declined.
FIRE insurance companies have
brought suit to recover money paid to
O. G. Clark, of La Crosse.
A BOY was injured in the Monroe High
School by the explosion of demonstra-
ton apparatus.
LUMBER charters have been secured
from Ashland TO Chicago at 1925 per
1000 feet, which includes 3000,UOO teet
now ready to transfer. More vessel
room has been offered at the same rates.
This rate is considerably cheaper than
year ago. 7. Fl. Sheppard 4 co. have
made a contract with the Bay Shore
Lumber Company to saw 100000 feet
st their mill this season. Frank BOutin
completed his contract with Sheppard
d Co. to saw 100000 feet of logs.
ELMER E. STANTON, q well-kno wn Eau
Claire lawyer, just returned from Mich
igan, on going to his house on the 26th
slipped on the ice, the fall seriously in
juring his spine. He lies in danger
GUS condition, is unconscious, and has
sym ptoms of paralysis of the lower
limbs.
A BRANCH of the Union Veterans AS
ISOLATION is to be organized at La
Crosse. Gen. Bragg forwarded the pre-
Hminary documents.
THE Misses Martin, Eau Claire teach
ers, were transferred to other schools,
as the result Of the objections raised by
Principal Friedel.
ARTICLES of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state by the
Consolidated Vinegar Works, OF Mil
waukee; capital stock, 100000; incor-
porators Nicholas Duhinden, Rudolph
Gallasch and Philip Jacob Schlosser.
A SINGULAR accident occurred at Bos-
cobel on the night of the 25th, when the
freight train known as No. Ia came in,
which was about midnight, while the
storm was in full force. Albert Fallen,
brakeman, while employed on top of
his train, was blown of and dangerously
injured internally.
NAPOLEON RABEDoN, of Westboro, who
married q l3-yearoid girl year ago.
now publicly warns persons not to trust
his vile.
FLORENCE ALEXANDER, inmate of
Prairie du Chien dive, died from the
effects of headache wash that she had
mistaken for medicine.
The House committee has reduced
the appropriation for an an Eau Claire
public building to $1,000.
BURGLARS cut into the safe at the
Darlington railway station and secured
1925.
WRIGHT & KE-CHAM. of Ashland, have
sold 100000 feet of piece stuff, all their
dimension lumber, to Eastern buyers at
IS thousand, on the dock In that city.
The lumber will be shipped by the lake
route as soon as boats can make harbor.
PROF. CHA RLEs FRUDEL. of the Eau
CLAIRE High school, threatens to resign
unless two of his subordinate teachers
are discharged.
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