Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-01
NEWS PARAGRAPH

THE Cincinnati charity ball netted
$1,000.
LITTLE RUTH CLEVELAND has been
quite Ill. but IS recovering.
AN ice-foe has completely shut off
the water supply of Muskegon, Mich.
GEN ADAM DOUBLEDAY, veteran of
the late war, died at Morrlstown, n. J.
PREsIDENT-ELECT CLEVELAND has de-
cided to attend the funeral of Mr..
Blaine.
ALFRED Stout, colored, was hanged at
Eikton, Nd, for the murder of George
Dlttmar.
JEFFERSON SHRANK has been arrested
at West Charleston, o., charged with
killing his wife.
JUDGE LINDSAY will succeed Carlisle in
the Senate, McCreary and Stone having
withdrawn from the contest.
JACOB HAMMEs, a miner, fell 700 feet
down shaft of the Calumet q Hecla
mine at Calumet, Mich. He was dashed
TO pieces.
Z. PAXTON has been arrested at the
Purdem coal mines Tor the murder of
Miss Media Bryant, committed in Bell
County. KY.
WILLIAM J. SCRoGGINs, II years old,
died on the scaffold at Birmingham,
Ala, for the murder of Jewish ped
dler named Schustig.
BERNARDO HOENIG, VINO recently died
IN Hamburg, Germany, has beQueathed
the bulk Of his fortune to charitable in
situations of the City of Mexico.
4 PARTY of workmen was run down by
a train at Wilmington, Del, and j. W.
Batson and 5. L. Vicinski were killed
and John johnson was fatally injured.
DR.. PARRETTI, recorder for the Propa-
ganda and vice rector of the College of
the Propaganda, has been appointed
auditor and secretary to Archbishop
Satoli.
A WINDOW glass trust is to be formed
with capital of 100000.
THE Moses shoe factory at Whiting
ham. VT, was destroyed by fire, loss
$751; 900.
SCoNGAL, the Yankton, S. D., banker,
has been arrested, charged with illegal
banking.
PgEsIDENT-ELECT CLEVELAND was made
an honary member of Sigmi Chi college
fraternity.
THE race track at Lansing, Mich,
will be sold TO meet the Indebtedness Of
the ASSOCIATION.
THE new Russian minister, Prince
Contacusene, has been formally pre-
sented TO the President.
E. T. SEARLEs, to whom the Hopkins
millions descended, will erect a science
hall, Hmitles5 in cost, at BOwdoin Col
lege.
OFFICERS of the of the Order of Scion
are charged with conspiracy to defraud,
IN a suit instituted against them at
PIttsburg.
MAI. EDWARD AMMAN, JR., prominent
Brooklynite, died from the effects of
choroform while undergoing a surgical
operation.
The Connecticut legislature refused to
confirm the nomination Of Prof. S. Z.
Baldwin to be associate justice of the
supreme court.
THE total amount of the deficiency of
County Clerk Dunlap, of Ford County,
Ill, who disappeared year ago, has
beer found to be SCI 200.
HENRY HOWARD, sentenced to be
hanged at Camden, Ark, for the MUIR
der of negro named Joel Jones, has
Oeen granted a respite for forty days.
The President and all the members
of his cabinet had large group photo
graph taken pre- paratory to their official
separation, Ill a little over five weeks
time.
A TIP to Tammany Hall men to buy
Manhattan Elevated stock was acted on,
and following the purchase there was
decline Of o. points in day. A dozen
Tammanyites lost fortunes.
POLICE officers were called on to dis
pose of a riotous mob of unemployed
girls at Harrison, n. j. They had been
thrown out of work by the decision in
the Edison electric light case.
e. T. Haun, treasurer of Duferin
County, Ont, and until recently man
,ager OF the OrangevilIe branch of the
Bank Of Hamilton, committed suicide at
Buffalo, n. Y, by taking poison.
CHARLES BUIsE, a San Francisco sa-
loonkeeper, followed his wife and
Butte, Mont. There he shot Mrs.
Buise, Whipple and himself dead.
MOTION for a new trial has been made
at Pittsburg in the case of Hugh Demp-
sey, convicted Of poisoning Homestead
steel workers.
HEAVY SHOWS have interrupted rail-
way traffic throughout Switzerland.
The st. Gothard tunnel has been blocked
by an avalanche.
The doors of three banks, operated
IN Oregon by the United States Banking
Company, are closed, the total liabiii-
ties being $4,000.
BISHOP JOSEPH DwENGER, of the Catho-
lie Diocese of Fort Wayne, Ind, died
dG fOrL wayne. he QaQ Deon Ill three
years He was 81 years old.
THE vault in the cornerstone of Del
Volador market at the City of Mexico
has been robbed of all the articles of
gold and silver placed within.
The Rev. John 7. Calhoun, of Bloom
ington, H., died of heart failure yes
terday. he was classmate in Wash
IngtOn College with James G. Blaine.
JAMES Downs, farmer living near
Terra Haute, Ind, reached home with
mis- skull badly fractured, and soon died
1t is thought that he was murdered.
a COMMITTEE Of fifty has been ap-
pointed by the saloonkeepers of South
Carolina to raise funds to test the con-
stitutlonality of the new state liquor
law.
TIE legislative investigation of affairs
at the Nebraska penitentiary discloses
the fact that convicts have been sub
l.