Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-09

will probably have to take back to China
thirty Chinese who were refused passports
at Port Townsend because their certlti-
Gates did not have photographs attached.
EDWARD CARROLL, Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Leavenworth,
kaS, district, has withdrawn. This
leaves the contest to be fought out by the
Peoples party and Republican candidates.
The counter-caSes Of the Behring Sea
arbitration are TO be exchanged by the two
governments February l, 1898. The work
en- that to be presented by the United
States is progressing satisfactorily, but is
not yet complete.
TIE Dayton Coal & Iron Company,
operating blast furnaces and coal mines al
Dayton. Tenn. have given notice OF a )
per cent. reduction IN wages, being re-
ductlOn Of 10 per cent since January |,
1892. 1t affects 500 men.
The Minnesota WOmen's Auxiliary OF
the Worlds Fair will call on pupils OF
public schools for donations. not to exceed
5 cents each, to cover the expense of a
statue of HiaWatha to be placed in the
Minnesota department..
ALBERT WING, who murdered his wife
at Louisville, KY, had agreed with the
woman when they were married. that il
one proved unfaithfui, the erring one
should be killed. The woman had en-
tered a disreputabie house.
FERDINAND WILTzER, a farmer. OF
Winamac, Ind, was training team OF
colts and had fastened to the neck-yOke q
rope, throwing the other end across
his shoulders. The colts ran away and
WiltZer fell between two SJumpS and be
came wedged in. The colts started, tear
ing Wiltzer'S bead off.
A COLLISION occurred in the Rice Tun-
mel, five miles from Galena, ILL.,, on the
Great Western Railroad, between q con
CIV troi iOht trO1 oil
trains and engines were demolished. Two
firemen were fatally injured, one man was
instantly killed, and several others of the
trainmen were seriously injured.
JUDGE w. O. ANDERs, county Judge OF
Harris County, Tex. committed suicide.
TROOP c. Fifth Cavalry, is Ell route t.
the Cherokee Strip to clear the district OF
cattle.
FOREST fires are sweeping over West
mOreland County, Pa, doing great dam
age.
THE men who robbed the East Ten
nessee train near Piedmont, Ala, secured
sos.
Ten moonshiners were arrested in the
mountain district of Kentucky by raiding
federal marShalS.
DIsTILLERY No. 5, at Louisville, KY,
has been purchased by KOSentield Bros. II
Co., of Chicago, for SS2,500.
GRGNAtAN 4 Co., wholesale dealers in
diamonds, New York, have failed anC
made an assignment to Frederick Lewis.
FRED DRIES shot and killed an alleged
hOrse-thief named Dean McVeagh, at ST
Henry's, O. The latter resisted arrest.
SPECIAL POLICEMAN RITTEE. of Cham
paign, H., shot and mortally wounded {
man named Martin, who ''guyed' him.
CHARLES ii. PLUNnIER, one Of Mich
gan'S prominent lumbermen, died at Sag
NAV Of typhoid pneumonia, aged 5:
years.
c. j. lRDELL, eX-president of the Com
mercial Bank at Columbia, s. c., has been
arrested, charged with the embezzemen
of $25, 900.
Gov. BOYD, of Nebraska has written
letter urging Democrats to vote for the
Peoples party candidates for presidential
electors.
w. G.. FURNALD has been arrested al
New York, charged with stealing $250l
| worth of diamonds from Mrs. Katherine
| Post, of Chicago.
JonN LYONS was arrested in Boston anC
| locked up, charged with drunkenness. IL
| the morning it was discovered that he haC
| q broken neck.
SENIOR CAsTELLoT CoULToNA has beer
| elected president of the Mexican Senate
and Senior Mejla president Of the Chamber
of Representatives.
JOHN GERCO and Peter Carbaugh, o.
| South McAlliSter, |. T., quarreled over tht
| ownership of some coal, and Gerco ShO
| and killed Carbaugh.
FUSION between the Republicans anC
| the Peoples party has been accomplished
in Virginia. The latter will support the
F19lectOral ticket of the former.
GEORGE MoRoss, stationary engineer
was shot and killed at Detroit by George
| c. Fredericks, blacksmith. The tragedy
was the result Of an old quarrel.
| A CoLORED prisoner who attempted tt
escape from jail at Portsmouth, Va, wa!
| shot dead by the guard.
A. Nj. BELL, prominent young attor-
ney of Washington, D. c., died at PEBBLES
| o., or cigarette poisoning.
| n. A. BARNEY, for twenty-four year!
landlord of the Occidental Hotel at Mus
| kegon, Mich, is dead, aged 65 years.
II. CORDENI SMITH::& Co., milIerS of Mar
| ceiluS, n. Y. have failed. Their liabilitie:
are estimated at $40, 0C0; assets, $780, 900.
THE Rev. George Gentle, of Washing
| tOnYllle, o., was sentenced to seven years
| Imprisonment for assaulting a 10-year-OlC
| girl.
| JACOB DAVIDS. who is wanted in Chi
| cago on charge Of forgery. has been ar
| rested in Cologne He is held for eXtradi-
| ton.
LELAND j. WEBB, eX-commander-ln-
chief of the Sons OF Veterans. has been de
clared insane and sent to an asylum at 10
peka, Kas.
OMAR L. HITTLE has disappeared al
Richmond, Ind. He had $50, 600 belonging
| to his mother, and was defendant in a sui
| for the amount