Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-08-02
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

have been cut to SD.
FIVE persons committed suicide at
New York on July IS.
MINNESOTA Catholics gave q reception
at st. Paul to Mgr. SatOlh.
STATE troops are under arms at Den
yer and sleep in the armOry.
THE Chamberlain National Bank. of
Chamberlain, S. D., has failed.
THE rail rate from New York to Chi
cage, first class. has been cut to $40.
TRENoNr and Suffolk mills at Lowell,
Mass, will be operated on half time.
THE Union Bank Of Portland, Ore,
has suspended. 1t is a small concern.
GEN. J. II. WALLACE, the well-known
Union soldier, died at Ottawa, ILL.,, aged
81 years.
Four cases of cholera and three
deaths are reported at Naples in twenty
four hours
REPRESENTATIVE LYNCH is the first
Wisconsin congressman to arrive III
Washington.
j. 3. kILBRETH has been made col
Iector and w. \. Bum appraiser at
New York City.
FIRE swept over the Catholic ceme-
terry at Paterson, n. j. damaging many
costly monuments
FULLY 200 people were made home
less by the flood at Pueblo, Col The
loss reaches $3.50 900.
THE Union Indurated Fiber Com
pany's works at LockpOrt burned.
Loss, $4,000 to 100000
1HE Missouri authorities will prevent
idle miners, coming east from Colorado,
entering the former state.
L. HARPER, colored, was lynched at
Celera, Ala, because of an attempted
assault on a white woman.
The (. w. Chaplin Company, at North
boro, Mass, has assigned, owing $50, 700.
The company makes satinets.
THE Louisville Clearing House Asso-
citation decides to issue clearing house
certificates to aid weak banks
. CHARLES SNIDER, q young farmer Of
~ disappeared. Foul play is feared
IT is said that the refuse from the pa
per mill at Wabash, Ind, is killing
thousands of fish in the Wabash River.
c. ". CHOPIN & Co.'S bank at Stanton,
itors at the doors. No statement is
made.
DR.. JOHNSON, of Chattanooga, charged
L IL,
has been released.
THE Emperor of Germany has gone
to the Isle of Wight, where he will meet
the Prince of Wales.
H. 4. BRINK shot J. Ray dead at
Gutherie, 0. T., because he would not
pay an account of 81.
SUIT to test the constitutionalitv of
the Ohio anti-cigarette law has been
instituted at Cincinnati.
THE home Of the Republican National
League has been established in the
Hartford block at Chicago.
THE Big Four has refused to raise
Worlds Fair rates and will maintain a
one-Way tariff during August.
MAUDE MCKIBBEN has been held by a
coToner's jury in St. Louis charged with
poisoning her father and sister.
A PLAN to release the Iynchers of Lee
Walker, in Jail at Memphis, was frus-
trated by calling out the troops.
As a result Of the war against liquor
dealers III Brooklyn, Ind, George Moss
saloon was demolished by dynamite
FULLY 1000 persons will be thrown
out Of employment by the closing of the |
Strange silk mills at Paterson, \. J.
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. OF the Louis
Vile 4 Nashville shop employees at
Louisville, KY, have been discharged !
II ANUFACTURING jewelers. at Plainville, !
AttlebOro, North Attleboro and Attic |
boro Falls, Mass, have closed their !
S hops.
SERIOUS charges have been made
against Bishop Marty, Of the Sioux Falls |
diocese, and Ablegate Satolli will in
vestigate.
Ex-SHERIFF J. L. CURTIS, of Brooke |
County, West Virginia, was arrested, |
charged with embezzling $4,000 of |
county funds.
50 far this year 1,749 retail liquor Ii
ceEses have been issued in the northern |
district OF Iowa, an increase Of 400 over
1892.
4 WAR in rates is in progress in In
dianapolis Round trip Worlds Fair |
tickets are offered at s., a reduction of
$3.50.
SHERIFF NJ. NJ. SMITH, of Cleveland
County, Ark, claims to have been
robbed IN Little Rock of 81 ,2SS Of state
funds.
No clue has been obtained to the
murder Of Mrs. Leonard Fritzsche. at |
Burlington, Ia. All the suspects have |
been released.
THE carpet mills of Alexander
EoUl1il > k-OlS at OuhCIS, ~. L HAVE !
been closed, and 5000 employees are left
without work.
CLAUS SPEECHES has arrived in San
Francisco from Honolulu, and declares
that the provisional government of
Hawaii cannot last long.
The total internal revenue collections
of the government the past fiscal year
were $l61 ,002 900, anincrease of 81, 49,
0G0 over the previous year.
FAHBMAN, Jacobs, Vogler and Repke,
convicted Of the Molitor murder, have
been taken from Alpena, Mich, to
jackson to commence their life SEN
tence.
PARKER and McAfee, the negroes con-
demned for the murder of Druggist
Oyster, have been taken from Indian
apolis, Ind, to Michigan City prison,
where they will be executed Novem-
Der ).
Mason & HAMLIN's organ and piano
factory at Cambridge has shut down