Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-01
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

THE shortage of Louis j. Silva, the
st. Louis defaulter reaches $125, 1000.
EDMOND DAVIS killed Gin Burnett at
Nashville, Tenn, over game of cards.
PRINCE BISMARCK has completed his
memoirs covering the years from 1866
t. 1870.
GRANT ATTERBURY was acquitted at
.Shelbyville, ILL.,, of the murder of his
father.
SLArTERY, the ex-priest, was attacked
by mob at st. Louis and roughly
handled.
The Edwards oil works buildings at
SomerFille, Me, were damaged S., 900
by an explosion.
The Georgia House of Representatives
passed bill prohibiting the sale Of cigar
cites in the state
THE Fletcher livery stable at ST.
Louis was consumed by fire and seven
teen horses persisted.
GEORGE MCDONALD was killed and
Andrew Hamilton fatally wounded in a
saloon fight at Lima, Q.
j. I. CAIRNEs, a prominent young
merchant of Royalton, Mimi, com
Enitted suicide by shooting
j. Y. MITCHELL, clerk of Faulkner
County, Kas., has disappeared. He is
short $4,000 in his accounts.
d. c. Allard, lawyer of Wakeman.
o.. was arrested on the charge of having
assaulted Mrs. Ada Waldron.
Two attempts were made by incendia-
ries to destroy Cedarville, ILL., The fires
were put out by the residents.
DELEGATE LEGIN bitterly denounced
Auer and Bebel as tyrants in the Social
Democrat Congress at Cologne.
GEORGE STEVENS and wife were ar
rested for the murder of Milton Canon,
July I, near Independence, Kas.
HENRY G. MORRIS, of Illinois, to be
consul at Khent, Belgium, is among the
list of presidential appointments.
JOSEPH DEAL, for killing Hugh Crye,
ST., at EdgertOn, Ind, was found guilty
of manslaughter at Fort Wayne, Ind,
and sentenced to fifteen years in the
state prison.
JACOB WINNocK, of Henry County, O.,
shot his wife twice in quarrel. She
will die.
NOEL MAIssoN was convicted of muir
der in the first degree for killing Mrs
Sophia Raes at Calamity, Pa.
Miss LETTIE JACKSON, of Osawatomie,
kas., was shot and instantly killed by
James Rainey, a rejected lover.
Mrs. MARY E. RAMACCIATTI, wife Of
physician, died at Omaha, Neb., under
circumstances that point to poisoning.
HARRY A. JONES, of Hastings, Mich,
was arrested at Kalamazoo for forging
the name of w. B. William to a note for
$50
THE Southwestern freight war is near
ing a focus. The Rock Island has
forced the issue by sweeping reduc-
tons.
CINCINNATI is flooded with counterfeit
silver dollars
ATTORNEY GENERAL OLNEY denies that
he will leave the cabinet
TwENTY-oNE new cases of scarlet fever
are reported at Brunswick &C.. Two
deaths.
GEORGE S. SCOTT, JR., of New York,
and Mile. Jeane de Granville were mar
Tled ID Paris.
THE Earl of Dunraven has been elect
ed an honorary member of the New
York Yacht Club.
PAUL GLOVER was fatally injured by a
train IN driving across the Alton tracks
at Jerseyville, III.
JOHN STONE, a Portland, Me-, boy, has
been devOured by wild dogs in Green
Island, Portland harbor.
SIX masked men broke into the house
of Peter Painter, Holmesville, o., tied
the inmates and took $3.50.
ROBERT WARING, a capitalist of New
port, KY, has failed. His liabilities are
$4,000 and his assets nothing.
THE Highland House, the largest no.
tel in Cottage City. Mass, was burned.
Loss, $4,000; cause incendiary.
Gov. HoGG, of Texas, offers 5000 re-
ward for the conviction Of each white
cap engaged in burning cotton gins.
LUTHER d. MozIER, operator, found
gagged after the Erie depot robbery at
Lima, o., is under arrest for COM
plicity.
IT has developed that the Haytian
boat Alexander Potion was sunk by
revolutionists instead of going down in
a gale.
LARGE shippers at Houstan, Tex,
have decided to boycott the Atchison
owing to diferential which displeases
them.
Ex-CoLLECToR ALBERT SCOTT was put
on trial at Louisville for defrauding the
government by making false salary GER
tificates.
AUSTRIAN reichsrath may soon adj
-journ. Count Taafe's plan is to re-or-
ganize the cabinet to conciliate the OPP
position.
Mrs. LIZZIE LEE and Peter Adams, of
Richmond, Ind, have been arrested for
grave robbing. Adams was caught in
the act
A TRAIN on the Chicago & Great West
-ern road went through bridge at Aus
tin Mimi, and three passengers were
injured.
DR.. C. E. AMEs, a prominent phvsi-
clan Of Braintree, Mass, who was to be
married next week, is missing Foul
play is feared.
DANIEL UTUaI, of Champaign, H., has
been acquitted OF the murder of Samuel
Wilson on the night of November 5,
1892
TIE fight against the coal combine in
st. Paul has taken shape in the organ
ization Of the Minnesota Coal Com
pany.
Ex-DEPUTY COLLECTOR SHAW was found
guilty at Louisville of assessing gov
eminent employees for campaign pur-
poses.
THE Phonolite Glass Company, In
.nY +aI OF nny,y-av J.