Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-08
BADGER NOTES.

THE annual spring breakup of the
country roads has placed most effect
ual embargo upon tie tobacco trade as
between the grower and dealer.
EX-SENATOR SABIN, of Minnesota, is in
England endeavoring to form syndi-
cate to develope mines near Wildwood,
Wis.
TWENTY-FIVE ladies of Menomonie
have resolved themselves into phys
ical culture class Miss Able Mahewy,
of Eau Claire, is to manage the course.
WILLIAM HOLLAND, meat peddler OF
Manistee, Mich, for whom Michigan
and Wisconsin authorities have been
looking for the past three months, was
finally caught by Deputy Sheriff Q. A.
! Merrick, at Tacoma, Wash.
THE printing committee of the Mil
waukee School Board will recommend
that the proceedings of that body be no
longer printed in the newspapers. This
means a saving to the public of about
81 100 per year.
THEo. d. KANoUsE, well-known in
Wisconsin, who has resided in Dakota
for some eight years, and has been war
den of the state prison at Sioux Falls
lOE TWO wears, tdlkS VI ISbiSIiiiS diiu
moving to California. He salary is
So 500, but the recent Legislature has
reduced the salary to 81 500.
Mrs TUzANNA SzYMARCK died on the
I'd at her residence on Ninth Street,
Milwaukee: at the age of lOl years, 10
months and days. She was native
of Poland.
FIRE did considerable damage in Shell
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Kee.
OFFICIAL proceedings of the Milwau-
kee School Board will probably not be
printed in the newspapers hereafter.
JUSTICE DAVID TAYLOR, of the Wiscon-
sin supreme court, died suddenly at
Madison on the evening of the Sd.
THE Milwaukee Juneau Club banquet
was attended by 300 persons. Addresses
were made by John De Witt Warner, OF
New York; John c. Black, of Illinois,
and Bradley G.. Schley, of Milwaukee.
Senator Palmer and Gov. Peck were not
present.
VIM. E. FARLEY, an inmate of the Sol
diers' Home, committed suicide by
| throwing himself in front of an east
bound passenger train near Brookfield
Junction. The engineer and fireman OF
| the train observed him on the track
ahead of them. When the whistle was
blown he pulled his cap o7er his head
! and laid down across the rail. The
train could not be stopped, and the
body was cut into fragments.
MANY changes among the Catholic
clergy of the La Crosse district are an
nounced.
BURGLAR JOE WHITE, whose extradi-
| ton from Minnesota cost Eau Claire
County 81 600, has finally decided to
plead guilty.
JOHN FRANCE was asphyxiated by gas
at the Kirby House, Milwaukee.
A LINE Of land seekers was formed al
the Ashland land office on the I'd.
THE journeymen carpenters are join
| ing in the building trades strike.
KATHERINE MCGEoCH, daughter o!
| Peter McGeoch, was married at Milwau-
kee, to John w. Flint, of Bellows Falls,
| VT.
THE directors of the Milwaukee Hotel
Company made an assessment on the
stockholders Of % per cent.
IT is reported that Lake Waubesha
and the marshes contiguous in Dane
County are covered with hunters killing
ducks in direct violation of the game
law. The hunters who have a regard
for the statute are Justly indignant a
this action, and insist that the law shall
be obeyed
JOSEPH WHITE, who was brought to
Eau Claire from st. Paul after a three
months fight with the st. Paul authori
ties, pleaded guilty to the charge O.
committing burglary December 81.
JAMES LUDINGToN, pioneer Of Mil
waukee, died on the LIST inst, at his
room at the Plankinton House, where
he had been confined for the past eigh
years.
THE Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage AS
ISOLATION will hold series of meeting'
throughout the state.
TIE new bridge at La Crosse was bad
ly injured by fire.
THE remains of George E. Plumb, O.
Chicago, were buried at the Park Hill
Cemetery, in Madison. He was related
to Maj. II. B. Dean, Of Madison.
PATRICK KINNEY, while insane from
hard drinking, wandered about in the
woods in the vicinity Of Rapid River
Mich, until he died of exposure. He
was still alive when found, but expired
shortly afterward. He is thought t.
have come from Door or Brown County
| Wis
MARINETTE stockholders in the Me
nominee Paper Company have bough
$50, 900 worth of STOCK The entirec APP
ital is now owned at home.
The Catholic Citizen Company, o
Milwaukee, has been Incorporated.
WILLIAM PREAFKE and Elliott Seaburr
committed suicide by hanging in Mil
waukee.
ISAAC H. Wing, of Bayfield,, who ii
spending several weeks in Florida, re
Gently captured tarpon weighing III
pounds. The fish was 5 feet, y inche
long, and Col. Wing played him five
hours before bringing him to the boat
Indians Ratify Land Sale.
PARIS, Tex, Bpri1 2--The Chickasav