Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

season.
4 A NEW oil field has been found near
Fort Recovery, O.
The Royal Artillery regiment left
Halifax for the Bermudas.
BEAVER FALLS, Pa, is afflicted with q
violent epidemic of grippe.
ALFRED GARRETT, a farmer, was killed
by train at Norris City, Ill.
The Northwest Missouri Press Associ-
alton was formed at St. Joseph.
BURGLARS robbed and burned the
railway station at Kedron, Ark
BURGLARS secured $500 from the store
of j. Adams at SGmmerfield III.
A RECEIVER is to be appointed for the
Oregon National Bank at Portland.
The Louisiana State Lottery is prepar-
ing to move from New Orleans to Hon
duras.
The commissioners Of Ada County,
Idaho, are charged with malteasance in
office.
j. w. EDWARDS killed his wife and
himself near Fulton, Ky. Cause I'M
| known.
FRANK MILLER is under arrest at Hele-
ma, Mont, charged with the murder of
his brother.
FRANK MILLER is under arrest at Hell
his brother
STEPHEN EAsLEY has been appointed
receiver of the Ohio Chemical Compa-
ny at Lima.
CURTIS PooRMAN was shot and killed
by Dave Donley as the result of quar-
rel at Humboldt, Ill.
JOSEPH KENNEDY was caught in the
act of rObbing the residence of Mayor
Wright, of st. Paul.
THE Kaufman iron mines near Albur-
tbs, Pa, have shut down tor the first
time IN fourteen years.
EMPLOYEES of four factories at Carlisle,
Pa, are Frustrated as the result of
wholesale vaccinations.
ARMED thieves forced the station agent
at Howard, kaS., to open the Santa Fe
safe. They secured $40.
JOHN d. MOORE was accidentally shot
by Frank LOvett, near Brimtield, Ill,
while on a hunting trip.
Four New Orleans men were drowned
by the capsizing of a boat in the ALisss-
sippi River at College Point.
The State Bank at Veedersburg Ind,
has suspended.
THOMAS BEALs, defauIting cashier Of
the Coupeville, Wash, bank, surren-
dered.
MANY cases Of grippe are reported at
Galena, ILL.,, but none have resulted
fatally.
ONE HUNDRED cases of grippe are re-
ported at the Michigan City, Ind, peni-
Tertiary.
THE new cruiser Marblehead devel-
oped speed of 1894 knots in trip on
the sound.
a. w. LEIsENRING, president of the
First National Bank of Maucb Chunk,
Pa. is dead.
CAPT. CHARLES KREMER, wharf-master
Of Louisville, Ky, for the last twenty
one years, is dead.
AN unknown man was struck by
passenger train at COnnersyille, Ind,
and instantly killed.
Mrs. w. Il X GossARD, one of a
sleighing party, was fatally hurt by
train near Fremont, O.
MINNIE DEAN died from injuries re-
celved in the Southern University fire
at New Birmingham, Ala.
Coy. STONE, Secretary of State Lesueur
and State Treasurer Stephens, of Mis-
souri,, are ill with the grippe.
CHARLES HEBRON, who killed his wife
and attempted suicide at Atlanta, Ga,
will be imprisoned for life.
HUNGARIANs and others had sangui-
nary fight at HOLSTER, O. Two men
will die and dozen are burt.
New YORK officers think they have in
Robert Williams Davey swindler who
was recently driven out OF Chicago.
j. +. HoUGH, whose wife had left him,
went to her Cleveland, O., home and
cut her throat. He was arrested.
SIR JAMES GRANT, M. D., was elected
by reclamation to represent the city of
Ottawa in the Dominion Parliament
HUBBARD F. WARREN, one of the best
known telegraphers in this country,
died at Cotton, Cal. of consumption.
Mr.. MCCAIN has introduced propo-
sitiOn in the House calling for a search
ing investigation into labor problems.
THIRTEEN counties were represented
at the second annual meeting Of the
Colorado State Silver League at Denver.
LIMA, o., is mystihed at the taking of
l.. j. Shockey, a sane merchant, to the
Toledo asylum. He was soon released
SwINDLER Howard w Ream, who 1e
Gently ordered palatial yacht Of the
Herreshotts, is in jail at Boston for lar
ceny.
The f. F. Hallock Lumber and Mill
! ing Company, at Denver, Col, was at
tached Tor $99,SO0 by Erastus +. Hal
lock.
rs =. +. lIMMONS, travelling man OF Cham
paign, H., has sued the Wabash Railway
lor $4,000 Tor injuries received in a
wreck
NOTICE has been sent to Senator Du-
bois that d Colorado town has been
named for him by admiring free silver
residents.
CLARA WEIKER, the child murderess,
pleaded guilty to charge OF man
slaughter at Lima, o., and was re-
handed for sentence.
Miss EDNA IDOL, Of Union Grove, Ia,
fled from home disguised in male attire
She was detected in her disguise at St.
Joseph, Mo-, and took poison.
ANDREW EULoN, II years old and dy-
ing OF consumption, was pardoned from
the Jeffersonville, Ind, prison. He
was serving ten years Tor murder.
The trial of Samuel Price and Lizzie
Storms for the murder of Kent Brown