Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-29
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

GALS dU DIODSOls 1ild
No more presidential appointments
will be made until after the assembling
of Congress.
ROBERT CHRIsTY, of the University of
Wooster, was killed III foot ball game
at Wooster, O.
A RECEIVER is asked for the Des
Moines Club, a swell social organization
at Des Moines, Ia.
JOHN FENDMCK, ST., farmer, was
thrown from his wagon near Fairbury,
H., and fatally hurt.
GEORGE MCLINN, dog trainer, was
sentenced to three years in prison for
perjury at Nincennes, Ind.
AFTER cutting a swath in Columbus,
Ind, Col. II. \. Gilbert, alleged capital
list, disappeared, leaving q board bill.
GEORGE HEIL;s leg and both arms
were broken by highWaymen, who
robbed him of $500, near Bellaire, o.
WILLIAM FOREMAN, negro murderer,
was hanged in the Jail at Portsmouth,
Va. He felt assured of going to heaven.
TARANDALE, a sire of noted turf per-
formers, brought only 5000 at a sale Of
Kentucky thoroughbreds at Lexington.
THE grippe is epidemic in the Ohio
state prison. Forty per cent. of the
convicts are suffering from the disease.
ELsoN SHAFFER, of Burbank, o., is
the second man to kill himself because
he had been Tilted by Miss Hattie Win
terS.
JAMES MICHAEL, of New York,
tainted his alleged wife, whereupOn
the woman shot him. He will probably
| die.
WILLIAM G. Dunn, attorney and at
one time secretary of the Cincinnati
and Lafayette road, died at Falkland,
| Ind.
SIM COY, the notorious Indiana poll
tician. loses about So, 600 by the destruc-
ton of his roadhouse, an Indianapolis
! landmark.
AUGUSTUS BOMBERGER was sentenced
at Grand Forks, n. d., to be hanged
January 10, He murdered a family OF
SIX persons.
IL quarrel over horse at Bankston,
Ala, Woodson Wilburn and Dodridge
Fowler, the latter a bystander, were
fatally shot.
C. B. RAUsTEAD, aged is, is in jail at
Guthrie, Q. L. He threw 4 stone into a
passenger train, fatally injuring a 10
yearold girl.
THE manslaughter case against
| Engineer Wooley, on account of the
Battle Creek wreck, was adjourned
to November %.
A LARGE number of sailor recruits,
! dockyard artisans and marines were
sworn in with impressive ceremony at
kiel, by Emperor William.
THE National Grange censured Sec
rotary Morton because he belittled the
grange III recent interview at Chicago.
\ copy of the resolutions of censure
were sent to President Cleveland.
Miss MARY BLACKMoRE, who devoted
the greater part of her life TO minister
ing to the cares and ailments Of others,
shot herself at a private sanitarium in
New York.
3. FULLER SMITH, accompanied by
Miss Catharine Fuller and Miss Jane
Fuller, daughters Of the chief justice of
the United States supreme court, have
arrived in London.
TIE commission of the United Pres
byterian synod OF Illinois refused to sus
tain the appeal of the Rev. j. G.
Stewart, the healing evangelist. His
punishment has not vet been decided
upon.
THE Hon. Thomas McGreevy and O.
X. Connolly have been convicted of
conspiracy to defraud the Canadian
government and sentenced to one
years imprisonment each at hard
labor.
THE report of the departure of Prince
Pedro from Paris for Brazil originated
in the departure for that country of a
wealthy Cuban named Pedro who is
we'll known in England and in the
United States.
Mrs. ANTONIO LEDEsKEY, aged 81, and
her daughter Fanny, aged So, commit
ted suicide in New York city, the
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ture and the latter by cutting the arter-
les in an arm.
REUBEN SERFAss, a resident of Free
port, ILL.,, since 1852. died, aged IS.
HENRY BLUMENsTEIL, 81 years old,
while temporarily insane cut his throat
at Warsaw, III.
GEORGE II. CUTTER at Meadville, Pa,
fatally shot John McAvoy of Buffalo, n .
Y, an alleged burglar.
JOHN STURGEON, the defaulting city
clerk of Bucyrus, o., has been found
guilty Of embezzlement
CASHIER f. L. LANGAN, Of the defunct
Lima, o., National Bank has been in
dicted for embezzlement.
By a freight collision at Van Buren,,
Ark, H. L. Swim and j. w. Brown were
killed and two fatally hurt.
THE plant Of the Ames-Bonner Com
pany, brush manufacturers, at Toledo,
O., has been attached by the sheriff for
debt.
AN east bound Great Northern pas
senger train was wrecked at BOnner's
Ferry Idaho. Four passengers were
injured.
MRS S. F. HALL was burned to death
in prairie fire near Chandler, Ok.
AUGUST HEILBRoNG, a wealthy hard
ware merchant Of San Francisco, is
dead.
WHEAT and pasturage at Emporia,
Kas., received much-needed heavy
rain.
Mrs. SARAH KENNEDY, the oldest wom-
an in the county, died at Wheeler, Ind,
aged SO years.
Peoria, ILL.,. was destroyed by fire.
Loss, $2S, 800.
II. H. NYE has been appointed claim
agent at Fort Worth, Tex, for the
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