Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-25
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

neapolis will inspect all passengers on
incoming trains to guard against the in
PRODUCTION of smallpox.
In the event that the Indian supply
warehouses are removed to Chicago,
New York merchants threaten to refuse
to bid on furnishing supplies.
MEMBERS of Frye's army Of common
wealers at Warrenhurst, ILL.,, INDUCED
in general fight, in which several of
them were stabbed and beaten
MAYOR OLINGER, of Dubuque, Ia, will
call for the designations of the police
and will reorganize the force May /,
making appointments upon recommen-
dation Of the aldermen.
THE Muncie, Ind, Pulp Company has
secured a verdict for SIS, 1000 against the
National Filter Company of New York
for damages to stock through defective
filtration in the plaintiffs mill.
EUGENE SANDOw, the strong man, has
served an injunction on Irving Mont
gomery, who has been advertising him
self to do feats of strength at the thea
tiers in San Francisco under the name
of Sandow"
The Mississippi River is at flood height
at Aitkin, Mimi
A CASE of smallpox is reported at
Indianapolis.
The date Of Trial of the Van Luven
pension cases at Dubuque, Ia, has been
fixed for December IL.
TIE Rev. John L. Aten has resigned
as pastor of the United Presbyterian
Church at Madison, Ind.
P2oF. PATRICK O'CoNNOR, formerly q
temperance lecturer, was arrested at
Valparaiso, Ind, Tor being intoxicated.
TIE saloon license at Dubuque, Ia,
has been raised from 500 to $500. Sal
aries of all city officials have been re-
duced.
IN 1898 $1O,O95,O35 was received in
premiums by life Insurance companies
in Illinois, while losses of So, 951 1872
were paid.
TIE funeral Of Mrs. Jane Elizabeth
Balloon took place yesterday from 2O27
Michigan Avenue. The interment was
in Graceland.
Mr.. GLADSTONE is ailing.
A MALE child, evidently born alive,
was found in well at Bellevue, o.
BURGLARS raided several residences at
Chana, ILL.,, and secured quite sum Of
money.
Four saws made out of corset steel
Anderson, Ind, jail in time to prevent
delivery.
j. w. LENHARDT, wanted in Lima Tor
passing worthless check, is in Jail at
Dayton, 0.
WHILE returning from a visit Mrs.
Winkler, of Newman. ILL.,, found that
her child had died in her arms.
Ex-Gov. JARVIS will probably be ap-
pointed United States senator to sue
ceed the late Senator Vance, Of North
Carolina
COxEY's commonweaiers were not per-
mitted to land at Hancock, Md, and
continued the voyage by canal to Will
Transport.
A LAKE SHORE limited train collided
with freight near Dunlaps, Ind. En-
gineer Melcher and Fireman Nepper
were injured
NICHOLAS DUNCAN and others have
been granted q permit to organize a
state bank at La Sale, ILL.,, with a capt.
tai stock Of 0,000.
CONDUCTOR CHARLES LONG and Fore
man John P. Black were injured by the
overturning of car of Wrecking train
at Ottawa, 0.
THE Navy Department has just pub
lished the reprimand in the case Of
Capt. f. NJ. Shepard, who was convict
ed Of writing a letter rejecting upon
Capt. Bunce.
A SMALL boy, whose name was not as
certained, discovered an open switch at
KirkWood, O., and succeeded in stop
ping passenger train that was coming
at full speed.
OSCAR MALoY has been arrested at
Columbus, Ind, charged with fatally as
saulting William Garrett. Mrs. Garrett
has been arrested also charged with
being party to the crime.
JAPAN is to have an exposition in 1895
at Hiogo, the old capital Of the empire.
It will cover the subjects Of manufac-
lures, fine arts, agriculture, education
and science, water productions, mines
and mining, and machinery.
JAMES PARKE, of Detroit, has disap-
peared III New York City.
CONGRESSMAN w. L. WILSON will spend
several weeks in Louisiana.
VANDALs cut nine belts in Germans
planning mill at Saginaw, Mich.
SEVEN street letter boxes at Omaha
were broken open and robbed of their
contents.
FIRE in the pottery plant of Wallace 6,
ChetWynd at East Liverpool, O., caused
a loss of $4,000.
The ST. Louis Terminal Company has
absorbed the Merchants Bridge and
Terminal Company.
PROF. DRAPER, of Cleveland O., will
probably accept the presidency of the
University of Illinois.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, a negro who in
suited woman at Richmond, Ky, was
cowhided by whitecaps
WILLIAM E. HAHN, who escaped from
the Michigan City, Ind, prison, was ar
rested at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
PRESIDENT IVES, of the Northern Pa
citic, has written letter in which he
says he favors a restoration of wages.
Mrs. JAMES w. TATE, wife Of Ken
tucky's late defaulting state treasurer,
is dying of consumption at Frankfort,
Ky.
AS A result of the dissatisfaction with
his administration, the Armenian patri-
arch has resigned. Several attempts
had been made on his lie.
IN letter to Gov. Waite, Robert Nc
Reynolds, an Oklahoma silverite, urges
him to iOir In a movement for the