Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-30
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

MRS. FRANCES +. FREEMAN, of Lake
WOOD, n. j.. gave reception in honor of
Mrs. Cleveland.
THE safe in the office of the town treas
urer of KlrkerSville, o.. was broken open
and robbed of $4,000.
ALEXANDER Ill. WANT. the great
painter of landscapes, is dying of sOftening
Of the brain at New York.
ADOLPH KINDER, a married man, and
Miss Meyers, of Davenport, ID, who
eloped, were arrested at Dubuque.
IT is rumored that it has been decided to
move the headquarters of the Cigarmak-
erS' International Union from Buffalo to
Chicago.
AN explosion of natural gas occurred in
the rooms of the S. s. White Dental Com
pany at Philadelphia, injuring nine per-
sons.
AT Galena, ILL.,, Lafayette Sheriff. was
convicted of criminal assault and SEN
fenced to fifteen years Imprisonment at
Joliet.
WILLIAM KINNEY, an express wagon
driver at Peoria, ILL.,, has been arrested on
charge of stealing an express package
containing 1000.
A COLLISION occurred on the Pennsylva-
mia road at Richmond, Ind, in which
Fireman Beerman was killed and Engineer
Meyer seriously scalded.
JOHN l.. MONTIEN, cash clerk IN the
sub-treaSury at New Orleans has been ar
rested tor the larceny of silver dollars be-
longing to the government.
MRS. j. B. COLLINS committed suicide
at Mound City. H., by shooting. She had
been at the insane asylum at Anna for
treatment for some months.
TORONTO is threatened with water
tOmine. Its principal pumping engine
has broken down, and there IS less than
one days supply in the reservoir.
THE Samuel j. Randall Club, of st.
Louis, has been reOrganiZed to raise fund
to provide for Mrs. Randall, the destitute
widow of the late Pennsylvania states
man.
MATTE MILLIGAN, Is years old. who
went from Wellington, Kas., to Wichita
to meet the man she expected to marry,
has become insane because of the nOn-ap-
pearance of her love.
JAMES SMITH, the negro murderer who
was to have been hanged at Quincy, ILL.,. for
the murder of Charles Aaron on April 10
last, has been granted stay Of execution
by the supreme court.
THE visible assets of Bernis, Staunton 81
Co., commission merchants Of Cincinnati,
o., have been attached 1t is charged that
the firm bought on time and sold for cash,
and now owes $4,000.
CAPT. HEALY, of the revenue service,
in his report to the Navy Department con-
firms the loss of the whaling bark Helen
Mar, with forty of her crew. He says the
seals are leaving UDo TOOkGTlCS.
WILLIAM J. GORDON, the millionaire
owner of celebrated horses, died at Cleye-
land, O.
The annual report of the Boston q
Maine road shows an increase of 81, 900, 600
IN the gross earnings.
Four meu were drowned by the capsiz-
ing OF a government ScOW in Snake River,
near Lewiston, Idaho.
THE Hawaiian cabinet announces it's
willingness to grant the United States ter
rltOry and harDOr for cOaling station.
JAMES SULLIVAN, who murdered Vol
Emerson at Selma, Ga, has been arrested.
A reward of $4,000 was offered for his ar
rest.
a BLIZZARD swept over Montana on
Thanksgiving Day, blocking railways.
Snow fell to depth of Is inches on q
level.
TREE fell across the mining camp of
James Park, near Stevens City, WASH,
killing three men and seriously lnjuring
three others.
MRS. MINERVA WRIGHT and John
Hutchinson. while driving at Richmond,
Ind, were struck by an electric car and ia
tally injured.
THE Southern Pacific has severed it's
relations with the Northern Pacific and
Canadian Pacific roads, and rate war is
looked for as result,
SUNDAY opening OF the Worlds Fair
was advocated by the General Assembly
OF the Knights of Labor in a resolution
adopted at st. Louis.
Miss AMELIA D'MENDoCIA. the second
daughter of the brazilian minister, and
Archibald G. T. Mexican, Of Chicago, were
married at Washington.
ANOTHER Of the Michigan land cases
has been decided for the Northumberland
of the Michigan Land q Lumber Company
against Myron Butman and Ezra Rust.
SOUTHEASTERN railway managers will
meet at Atlanta, Ga, on December s. to dis
cuss plans for a direct line of steamers be-
tween some Southern point and Liverpool.
ALL the stage employees and supers en-
plOyed at the Grand Opera House in Mem
phiS are on a strike. A bloody fight Oc-
CURED between new employees and the
strikers.
ALL train employees on the Eastern di-
visions OF the Canadian Pacific Railway
have united in formulating anew schedule
Of wages, which calls for a general in
crease in pay.
PHILLIPS & Co., cotton commissioners
at MorristoWn, Pa, have failed. The