Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-05-09
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

CARRIERS Utah army has reached
| Bingham Junction.
A SEVERE snowstorm was experienced
i'll Scotland on May 4.
SUIT has been begun at New York to
break up the Tnware Trust.
FARMER FooT's wife was gored to
death by bull at Dyersville la.
GEN. FRYE and his army will leave In
dianapolis for Dayton, o., Sunday.
THE Cripple Creek, Col, common
wealers have started for Washington.
Ole HUNDRED alleged Coxevites were
driven out of North Elizabeth, n. j.
EX-PREsIDENT HARRISON will spend a
week in New York City on legal bust
ness.
The funeral Of Senator Stockbridge
took place at kalamazoo.
| The Exposition annex at Omaha
| burned. The loss is $4,000
THE annual meeting of the Michigan
State Medical Society began at Lansing,
Mich.
THE annual session of the Kansas Con-
gregational Association convened at En-
| pOrla.
TIE funeral of Frank Hatton, ex-
postmaster general, took place in Wash
| ingtOn.
NORWEGIAN singing societies will hold
festival of song in Sioux City June Is,
Is and II.
ARGUMENTS for and against the eight
| hour law were made before the Illinois
supreme court.
VIVA CASTLE, who was shot by jeal-
| GUS cOlored woman III Minneapolis, is
| likely to recover.
TIE Sioux City Street Railway was
| bought III by the first mortgage bond
holders for $574, 900.
DIR. ALEXANDER SMITH has resigned as
| professor OF chemistry at Wabash Col
lege, Charlottesville, Ind, to accept
position in Chicago University.
Two cases of smallpox exist at
| Clinton, Ia, one at Carson and one at
Pacific Junction. There are several
cases Of scarlet fever at GlenWood.
MARSHAL HAWKINS has taken Turk
Murphy from Springfield, ILL.,, to Indi-
annapolis, Ind, to answer q charge of
making and passing counterfeit coin.
| A BOY was carried out of a circus en-
tertainment at Clinton, Ia, suffering
with smallpox. Hundreds were ex-
posed and general outbreak is feared.
a MOB of 800 striking miners attacked
the working Golfers in the Theresa
pulsed by the gendarmes after sharp
| fight.
CHARLES c. WILDWOOD, 46 years of
age, was bound ever to the grand jury
at Rockford, H., for an alleged assault
on Mary Markey, years old, deaf
mute.
THREE notorious "phoney" iewelry
crooks were arrested at Columbus, O.,
after they had defrauded local pawn
brokers out of about 81 900 in sums Of
from $25 to $50 each. They gave the
names of Louis Loeb Toledo; c.. w
Dutt, Tiffin, O., and Samuel Alexander,
New York.
SUPr. STUMP, of the immigration bu-
reau, states the immigrants who have
arrived IN this country with orders for
tickets for Western points on the de-
iunct scandinavian and Finland Immi-
grafton Company, of New York, cannot
in justice to themselves and the
steamship companies be deported.
FIFTY members of the Board of Trade
of Oelwein, Ia, have gone on Il trip in
the Northwest to invite investment in
that town.
JOHN CAN'T, laundry agent and
student of De Paw University, Ind, is
missing, and is short in his accounts
about $500.
THIRTY-NISE coal cars on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad were deraiied at Upton,
Pa, and John Sausserman, brake
man, was killed.
THE Sioux City Street Railway system
will be sold at foreclosure sale. The
bonds amount TO $56S. 600 and the bond
holders will bid in the property.
A GRAND LODGE of the Degree of
Honor lodges of Illinois was organized at
l-.,lx> -, III A
cient Order Of United Workmen.
THE Burlington bridge across the
Mississippi at Alton, ILL.,, was dedicated
with elaborate ceremonies, many visit
! ors being present from other points.
J. II. CARNEY has disappeared from
! Jeffersonville, Ind, with 500, it is al
| legged, of the money of the Journal Of
| that place. He was a collector for that
| paper.
| TWENTY headers in the Indiana IRON
/ Works at Muncie, Ind. struck 1o8 ad-
vanced wages Unless their places are
/ tlled the machines must stop, throwing
q large force out Of work.
THE back boys employed in the spin
ning-rooms of the Pepperell mills at
/ Bidde1ord, Me, are on strike 'sjUst for
fun" A big strike in these mills, year
ago began the same way, and the mill
! owners fear trouble.
HERMAN STOCKED, who forged notes in
! excess Of $4,000, was held for trial at
Galena, H. His father, wealthy
farmer, has died from grief.
AN Anonymous letter has been re-
ceived by the postmaster at Paris, Ky,
giving warning of an alleged plot
against the life of Congressman Breck-
! inridge.
HENRY O'NE8LL, who recently eloped
with Miss McInnis from Rockford, H.,
tried to commit suicide in Jail there by
cutting his throat. His recovery is
doubtful.
THE Spanish medical delegation sent
to look into the epidemic at Lisbon re-
ports that the cholera has spread to the
left bank of the River Tagus. Some
cases are reported at CASTILLO Branco in
the Province of Beira, close to the
Spanish frontier.
AT Canton. Ky, the baseball team