Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-06-07
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Alexandra, IND, closed down lndeH-
nitely, throwing 800 men out of employ
ment.
AN attempt was made by an incen-
diary to burn the warehouse of the
Marinette No. 2 paper mill. The loss is
50 600.
KANSAS farmers are robbed by sys-
tenn of false inspection at Kansas City,
according to State Grain Inspector
| Jones.
THE failure is announced at Boston of
! the Thorp & Martin Manufacturing
! Company, stationery, with liabilities OF
S125, 600
! SECRETARY AND Mrs. CARLISLE are
! spending a few days with Senator Glib
son at his home on the eastern shore of
! Maryland.
A MOB threatens to lynch Sam Bush,
| the negro who assaulted Mrs w. H.
! Vest at Mount Zion, Ill. Bush is in jail
at Decatur.
| A SUBMARINE vessel named the Gus
tave Zede has been launched at TOulon.
! Its movements reSembled those of a
swimming whale.
SOCIAL Democrats at Berlin attempted
to break up a meeting of antl-Semites.
A desperate fight occurred, which the
police finally ended.
THE Rhode Island legislature was pro-
rOgued by Gov. Brown. The speaker of
the House ordered the proclamation
thrown in the waste basket
AN amendment to the Irish Home
Rule bill to prevent the enactment of
laws relating to the use of arms was re-
jected by majority of twelve.
HAYDEN MCFARLAND, who killed Tony
Wanner, the saloonkeeper, in Novem
Der, 1891, was found guilty of murder in
the second degree at LeMars, La.
THE Cherokee Indians have not yet
negotiated their 100000 bonds, and
the committee having the matter in
charge will probably return home with
out selling them.
WALTER EMERSON, the famous cornet-
list, died at Boston of acute throat trOu-
ble
THE First National Bank of Brady,
Tex, has failed. The liabilities are
$4,000.
NICARAGUAN troops are being disarmed
under the direction of the new presi-
dent.
THERE is deficit of 100000 in the
gold reserve in the United States treas
ury.
The foundry of J. B. & j. NJ. Cornell
burned at New York, causing a loss of
$780, 900.
Mrs THOMAS and her 13-vear-old
son were killed in cyclone near Forest
City, Ark.
President CLEVELAND will appoint a
commission to inquire into affairs in the
Indian Territory.
JAMES JOHNSON is under arrest at
Rockville, Ind, for the murder of Lesly
Bell in Park County.
JOHN ARNOLD killed Alexander Serrs
with an old musket at Pleasant Hill,
kas. Serrs was quarrelsOme.
SURPRISED in robbing saloon at In
dianapolis, the thief shot and killed
John Tarpy. The robber was masked
THE Victoria Cordage Company made
an assignment at Cincinnati, with assets
of $500, 900 and liabilities amounting to
100000.
THE Publishers Printing Company, of
Aberdeen, s. D., has retired from bust
ness. The enterprise was not sue
cess.
EVIDENCE against Annie Wagner, the
alleged poisoner Ct the Rooster family
at 1ndiana's capital, is rapidly accumu-
lating.
COMPTROLLER ECKLEs has granted
formal permission to the Capital Ma
tional Bank of Indianapolis to resume
! business.
DESPITE the opposition the bill estab-
fishing state insurance department
was ordered to third reading by Illinois
| senators.
MAIL robbers near Kingston, Ont, Sc
cured twelve registered letters in which
were about 5000.
SIG. GERoME RossI, the Italian arch
eologist and author of 'Archivio Storico
ItalianO" and other works. has been
stricken with apOpleXv.
COMPTROLLER ECKEI.s refuses to permit
the North Dakota banks of Z. Ashley
Mears to resume business.
MUTHLEIsEN & Co., lumber dealers at
St. Joseph, Mo. have failed. The
liabilities are placed at $l50,000.
WILLIAM A. WEBB, druggist of De-
catur, was found drowned in a creek
near Dalton City, ILL., He was sup
posed to be temporarily insane.
CLEvELAND's first day Of fishing off
Hog Island resulted in a catch Of $50
fish, nearly all of which were bluefsh.
THE Page dam above Fergus Falls,
Mimi, went out, and the food carried
away the City Power Company's dam
Kinks flour mill was badly damaged.
The Wesleyan Female College at Muir
freesboro, n. c., was destroyed by fire.
All the students escaped uninjured, but
they lost nearly all their personal effects.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted at the con-
Hention of the Illinois Typographical
Union for the pardon Of the Anarchists
who took part in the Haymarket mas
sacre.
THE G.. A. r. and the Boys in Blue
the Pepulist veteran organization-held
rival Memorial Day demonstrations at
Topeka, Kas.
| THE limited PraSbvtarian General AS
sembly, in session at Monmouth, ILL.,,
voted to boycott the Worlds Fair, if it
is opened on Sunday.
FIVE deaths from diphtheria occurred
on the steamer Oregon, Liverpool for
Quebec, and the vessel is detained in
quarantine at Crosse Isle.
THE grand jury has found true bill
against William Townsend, the individ-
ual arrested recently on suspicion of in
tending to kill Mr. Gladstone
MILES ALLAN, who registered. at a