Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-15
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Wichita, Kas.
PAGES lumber yard at Anoka, Mimi,
burned. Loss, $50, 900.
POSTMASTER JOHN CLEGG, of Atlantic
Mine, Mich, is missing.
FRED LAKE was fatally stabbed in
saloon row at Pittsburg, Kas., by Tom
Lyons.
FATHER CONNOLLY was found guilty of
assault as the outcome OF the trial at
Duluth, Mimi.
HENRY DUyE, a prominent business
man of st. Joseph, Mo-, was drowned
while fishing.
Mrs. LEASE says the vote in Kansas is
a warning to the Populists not to fuse
with other parties.
THE Rev. DR.. Edward A. Lawrence, a
popular preacher at Baltimore, died
after short illness.
DISPATCHES received at Key West,
Fla, say the Cuban instruction is
under full Roadway.
SECRETARY LovEJoY, of the Carnegie
Company, says the association OF steel
rail men is not pool.
INCOME of the governments constant
ly falling below the expenditures. The
amount is now S2S, $50 900.
Mrs. CLARA FOLEY, daughter of Mayor
| Richardson, committed suicide at Little
Falls, Mimi, by drowning.
Gov. FLOWER, of New York, appoint
ed George f. Woman, a Republican,
| Justice of the supreme court.
| PARIS Socialists are planning big
! demonstration on the opening of the
! French Chamber November IA.
AT Toshimingo, Chickasaw Nation, a
convention was held in which oppOsi-
| ton to statehood was unanimous.
KATE ENGLEFBIED, aged "a, commit
ted suicide at LOganspOrt, Ind. She
was disappointed in love affair.
MUREo MURDoC, proprietor of the
Egyptian village at the Worlds Fair,
was robbed of $4,000 at Brooklyn.
FEELING between whites and blacks at
Bardstown, Ky, is bitter. In riot
several negroes were badly beaten.
c. NJ. KENNEDY, of Amboy, Ill, a
brakeman, fell from his train and his
head was severed from his body.
NICE-PREsIDENT STEVENSON will de-
| liver the annual address before the New
| York Bar Association January Il.
| NJ. p. HoUSER was instantly crushed
| to death by falling tree under which
| he was working at Burlington, Ia.
JIM BUTTS was sentenced to ten years
| in prison, at Galesburg, Hi, for the alb
| duction of little Eliza Cherington.
| Mrs. JOSEPH kOLBECKER's two sons,
Joseph and Herman, were accidentally
asphyXiated by gas at San Francisco.
| HERMAN A. HAGEN, of Harvard, ia
NOUS entomologist, is dead. He was
born in konigsburg, Prussia, in 1917.
@. S. MoULTON was granted a divorce
at Fargo, \. D., from his wife, who de-
serted him and is now living in France.
Mrs. RICKETTS,, of Philadelphia, has
united with wife No. ,, of Terre Haute,
to bring missing Mr.. Ricketts, TO justice.
PETER BARKER, once a wealthy man:
was arrested at Kansas City for snatch
ing wOmen's pocket-bOOkS on crowded
streets.
NEW JERSEYS redistricting law Of 1891
was declared unconstitutional. Legis-
lators shall be chosen by counties, it is
| held.
RAILWAY telegraphers at Council
| Bluffs, Ia, have triumphed and Grand
| Chief Ramsay, Of the order, will be re-
moved.
MAURICE BARLOW, waste dealer and
manufacturer at Fall River, Mass, failed,
it is said because of S. Blaisdeil's assign
ment at Worcester.
THE Oriental mills at Providence, r.
l., have resumed operations after an
idleness of two years, giving employ
ment to 1920 operatives.
"PINKY" BL1Tz was convicted at Kan
sas City Of repeating" on election day
THE high school building at Atchi-
son, kas., was destroyed with a loss Of
| $4,000.
THE expenses of the Minneapolis Ex-
position were 81, 240 below the re-
| ceipts.
FIRE in the electric railway power.
house at Mansfield, o., caused a loss of
| S, 900.
A GRAND jury has been summoned at
Indianapolis to examine into the bank
failures.
WILLIAM HILL, son of F. NJ. Hill, of
Decatur, ILL.,, was run over and killed at
| Usage, Mo.
| ADOLPH GLOEsER, treasurer o t the CT
garmakers' Union at ST. Paul, shot and
| killed himself.
! As the result of an old feud Edward
Perrin was shot and killed at Augusta,
Ga, by J. w. Clapp.
THE steamer City of New York, on the
rocks near San Francisco, has been
abandoned to its fate.
MRS. ELVIN BEST, vile OF farmer
near Hillsboro ILL.,, has eloped with her
husbands hired man.
EASTERN dealers are said to ship oleo-
margarine to the Northwest and dispose
Of it as creamery butter.
SIGNOR FRANCISCO GENALA, minister Of
public works in the Italian cabinet,
died at Rome from apopleXy.
ORRIN D. Holt, lumberman of Laotto,
Ind, assigned for the benefit of cred
itors. Figures are not given.
THE Muncie Presbytery for Northern
Indiana has suspended indefinitely the
Rev. Stewart Balm for conduct unbe-
coming a minister.
HIRAM II. PECK and Charles B. Nc
Guffy were appointed receivers for the
Southern Malleable Iron Company Of
Chattanooga, Tenn.
3. 3. SESSIONS, a native of Mississippi
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