Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-10-10
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| Ltaht Tor HOoOO III favor OF MIS-. NetIe
| Lem.
-GrOund was broken at Anderson. Ind
| for the National tin-plate mill. Six mills
| 1t IS said, will be i'll operation within
! ninety days and six more within eighteen
| months.
Lyman Brown. the New York mill
| lOnaire, has been arrested at Montreal
! on 4 charge of conspiracy preferred by
his daughter-in-law for spiriting away her
| husband.
There is no longer any doubt that
! Terre Haute, Ind. Will lose the Locomo-
tive Firemen's headquarters. which will
| be removed either to Chicago or to Co.
| lumbus, o.
The five members Of the sophomore
| class of the Minnesota State university
who were suspended for taking part in
a rush with freshmen last week have
been reinstated.
BY Il majority Of fifteen more than
| the necessary two thirds the Minnesota
NJ. L. conference decided in favor of q
division Of the conference. The bound
airy line is yet TO be decided upon.
A crew of Big -Four passenger
| train had battle with four tramps near
! Anderson, Ind. They were stealing
ride and refused to get off. Twenty
shots were exchanged and one of the
trdmps was shot
Will King brother Of Frank King.
train dispatcher for the Chicago. Mil
Waukee & st. Paul at Chicago. was found
wandering in the streets at Turner, III.
He was in Il demented condition and
taken back to Chicago. He was on his
way to San Francisco and was going to
| walk
The plant stock and assets of the
indianapolis Cabinet company were sold
by the receivers to John II. Pearson and
a syndicate of indianapolis capitalists for
| $4,000.
-Arba T. Perry of Indianapolis and
Miss Fannie Scott Foster were united in
marriage Wednesday night at the First
Congregational church. Terre Haute, by
Rev. DIR. Crum.
The Yicksburg (AIiss) cotton ex-
change and board of trade have called
an interstate convention in the interest
of an anti-OptiOn bill to meet in that
city November 20.
animation for illegally branding cattle
was begun at Lander, WyO The gov
eminent and a Mrs. Boyd both claim
ownership of the cattle.
W r. Meredith, leader of the oppo-
sition in the Ontario Legislature, has been
appointed chief justice of the court of
common pleas, vice Sir Thomas Gait
retired on account Of old age.
After six days trial before a commit
| tee Of ministers Of the Northwest Iowa
| Methodist conference. Rev. J. H. Avery
| Of Fort Dodge was acquitted of the
charge of indiscrcet familiarity with the
| women of his church.
The Kansas State Federation of La
| Dor adopted resolutions severely con-
! demnng the American Protective associa-
| ton and calling on all true union men to
wage war upon religious intolerance
| from whatever source it may spring.
| The mixers and teasers in the win
| dow glass factories of the Pittsburg dis
| trict virtually won the fight for their
| scale by the signing of Schmertz & Co.
| of Belle Vernon. Chambers & Mckee of
! Jeanette and Chambers of Kensington
had already acceded to the mems de-
| mands. These being the largest plants in
! the district other manufacturers will be
! compelled to sign in order to start their
| factories and keep their trade
The reunion of the Yates Phalanx
! the Ihirty-ninth Illinois infantry. was
| held at Bloomington. r. A. Lemen was
| elected president.
| Gov. Altgeld issued a requisition for
| Harry Baum, under arrest at Cleveland.
| o.. wanted i'll Chicago for the murder of
! Kate Rich July 20.
Prof I. W. Howeworth of the Chi
cago university has been engaged as in
| structOr in sociology for an extension
course at Valparaiso, Ind.
Creditors of the. Iron and Engine
works at Lansing, Mich, ordered O. NJ.
Barnes to fOreclose Il mortgage Of $217,-
| 600 covering the company's plant.
Before the LeXow committee Mrs
| Crchittel testified that police of New
York had put her children in an asylum
III order to eXtOrt money from her.
w. H Glasscock, deputy superin-
tendent of public instruction of Indiana
has been elected superintendent of the
state institution for the education Of the
| blind.
Cardinal Gibbons assisted at a sol
emn mass OF requiem at Baltimore for
the soul of Archbishop Bayley, the pred
ecessor of Cardinal Gibbons in the see of
Baltimore.
The grand commandery knights
Templar of Ohio opened its tifty-second
conclave at Cleveland. There was a pa
rade with 1000 Sir knights and twenty
one bands in line.
Six of Toronto's aldermen are al
legged to be implicated in an attempt to
e-5tort money from the Toronto Electric
Light company, which put III Il lender
for street lighting contract
james Dewitt was convicted at De
troit, Mich, of passing a forged check
May II signed by c. Fl. Maffett. He at
tempted an alibi through g. H huffman
OF Chicago, but the jury did not be-
lieye it.
Suits have been brought in the
United States court at Trenton, n J.,
against the Eastern Rubber Manufacture
ing company for the infringement of pat
ents for pneumatic tires The suits are
brought by Morgan & Wright of Chi
cagO.
John Parker, a 17-year-old freshman
at Pardu university, was brutally treated
by hazers.
The National Funeral Directors as
ISOLATION opened its fifth annual meeting
in st. Louis.
Eric Ludgreen was fatally crushed at
Fort Dodge, Ia, by the caying in of a
sewer trench.
Archbishop Feehan of Chicago admin
istred the rite of confirmation 10 2SJ per-
sons at Elgin, III.
knights Templar of the Ohio juris-
dictiOn assembled for their annual con-
clave at Cleveland.
Fire in a tenement house in New York
caused the death of a little girl and the
prOStraton of woman
Charges are made that the govern
ment is violating the interstate act in