Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-08-09

| Mexico to unite all Latin American ma
tons in a monetary league to resist the
depreciation in silver.
The revolution in Argentine is spread
ing.
THE First National Bank at Birminc-
ham, Ala, has suspended.
THE tin plate factory at Atlanta, Ind.
is in the hands of a receiver
BRIDGEMAN's saw-mill at st. Cloud.
Mimi, burned Loss, $50 900
BoILERMAKERs at Bay City, Mich,
struck for hour work day
W. B. RICHIE has withdrawn as Dem
ocfatic candidate for governor Of Ohio
A BLOCK of wooden buildings burned
| at Yonkers, n. Y, causing loss of $780,
! 900.
A RECEIVER was appointed at Denver
| for the Hamilton Loan and Trust Com
pany.
THE Lorain Manufacturing Company
| failed at Eiyria, O. The Liabilities are
$1,000
THE Savings Bank at Anthony, Kas.,
has failed. The county treasurer had
$14,S75 on deposit.
taken editorial and managerial charge
Of the New York World
IN a battle between revolutionists and
| government troops in Buenos Ayres, 100
men were killed and 800 injured.
OFFICERS of the Indianapolis Bank Of
Commerce have decided that it shall
reopen in sixty days for business.
THE gold in the treasury now exceeds
the limit and iCc11n IF cprtifi-
Gates will probably soon be resumed.
VICE president STEVENSON was accord
ed an ovation at Grand Forks, S. D.,
where he arrived from the Pacific Coast.
LENA ECUBERT, 6 years old, Of Massil-
lon, o., played with matches, set her
clothes on fire, and was burned to q
crisp.
WILL JOHNSON, a colored prisoner
charged with burglary, jumped from
train at Mexico, Mo-, and was instantly
killed.
THE O'Brien wagon works at Lafay-
cite, Ind, have been closed because
165 men refused to accept 10 per cent.
reduction.
President AYLEswoRrH, of Drake
! University, at Des Moines, Ia, has de
clined to be the Prohibition candidate
for governor.
In districts in Kansas where hard
| times prevail the various religious de-
nominations are combining III the inter
est OF economy.
JUDGE LARCoM, of New York, is likely
to succeed Judge Blatchford on the SUI
preme bench, though Judge Baldwin. Of
Connecticut, is being pushed.
SIXTY tramps captured an east-bOund
freight at Tolleston, Ind, driving the
train hands into the caboose, but fled
on approaching Valparaiso
SECRET clubs are being formed
throughout Indiana under direction Of
L. I. Kitchener in the interest of Harri-
sons denomination in 1896.
THE works of the American Rubber
Company at Cambridgeport, Mass, have
closed down for two weeks, throwing
LOO operatives out Of employment.
SIX firms were burned out at Clover
dale, Ind, by an incendiary fire. Loss,
SIC, 900.
CRY CLERK BURKE, of Duluth, is 5000
short in his accounts. He was given
until August to settle.
JOHN JORDAN was instantly killed at
Allendale, ILL.,, by being struck by
lathe thrown from a saw.
By the suspension of the Seven Cor
ners Bank at ST. Paul the city and
county funds are tied up.
The depression Of the silver market
has given a decided stimulus to gold
mining in Utah and Nevada.
THE workmen in ali the boiler shops
of Bay City, Mich, struck for a nine
hour day with ten hours pay.
DEPosIToRs in New York and Brook
Ign savings banks appear to have re-
gained confidence in the institutions.
PRISONERS were discovered saving
their way out of the jail at Peru, Ind,
in time to prevent a wholesale delivery
An advance of from 20 to so per cent.
in insurance rates in the Northwest has
gone into effect. Schedule risks are ex-
copied.