Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-05-23
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


| was refused permission to hold meeting
| in Cincinnati.
Strikers at Massillon, O.. have begun
a system of relief on the theory that the
strike will not be called off.
Owing to the fury of the storm pack
cts on the Mississippi were forced to
| abandon their trips and seek shelter.
Health officers of Illinois met at
Springfield and formed an organization
calculated to improve their general etfi
| cheney
All employees of the Chicago, BurIing-
ton q Quincy Railroad have been re-
quested by the company to submit to
| vaccination.
Efforts are being made by promoters
of the, exposition at Atlanta, Ga, to Sc
cure the government building used at the
Worlds Fair.
Elmer Waite, of Franklin, Ind, is un-
der arrest on the charge of embezzling
$500 from the Schnasse Lumber Com
pany of Elwood, Ind.
Carroll L. Rikers case against Secre-
tary Carlisle to compel him to sell Riker
the recent bond issue has been dismissed.
Another industrial army is to be or
ganized in Denver, which will be CONSOLE
dated with the California cOmmonweal
ers.
Twelve thousand troops, under COM
mand of the Duke of Connaught passed
in annual review before Queen Victoria
at Aldershot.
About 600 Coxeyites have reached a
point near the Occur dAlene mines, Ida
no, and threaten to JON the union miners
in running out the nOn-unon men.
Justice Charles T. Brown, Of the SUI
preme court of New York, stopped Il
street fight in Newburg, n. Y, by throw
ing the cOmbatants into the gutter.
In fight between tramps and rail
way employees at Hardin, Mo-, one tramp
was shot and seriously wounded and a
brakeman was injured in the head.
The Indiana Pathological Society OPP
ened its annual meeting at indianapolis.
President Hoffman delivered an address
and papers by leading educators were
| read.
Judge Friedley, at Madison, Ind, or
dered the foreclosure of mortgages for
S120,000 on the Louisville and Madison
wooden mills. Reorganization will follow
the sale
The Ohio Association of Mexican
War Veterans elected Capt. James Will
son, of Findlay, president for the next
year, and James H. Smith, of Newark,
secretary and treasurer.
The General Conference of the River
Brethren began at Abilene. Kas., to con-
tinue for a week. Jacob Engle. of Ian
caster. Pa, was chosen moderator. The
ture.
United States Marshal Pinkham and
ten deputies will take the Green River,
Wyo., commOnwealerS to Idaho for trial.
He reports 200 commOnwealerS travelling
by wagon from Weiser and numerous
small parties going east over the Oregon
Short Line.
George Gould and family have gone
to Europe.
The Western Gas Association is in
session in Cleveland, O.
The government closed its testimony
in the Haughey bank case at Indian
apolis
Representative Breckenridge has filed
the bond at Washington in his appeal in
the suit of Miss Pollard.
The Salvation Army convention
| closed at Peoria, H.. with a parade and Il
| religious meeting at RoUse's Hall.
The twenty fifth anniversary Of the
organization of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church is being celebrated at York, Pa.
-Sergt. Martinson, of the Minneapolis
police force. has been suspended from the
force for riding a wheel on the sidewalk.
Leon Stedeker. bookmaker who
held $4,000 on the Brooklyn handicap,
has fled from New York with the money.
Colorado shippers are preparing to sue
Western railroads for damages on ac-
count of the present reduction in freight
rates.
The national convention Of the
knights of Honor is in session at Cincin-
natl, O. Thirty-four states are repre-
| sented by 100 delegates.
The Rev Dr.. w. II. Coleman, pre-
siding elder of the African NJ. E. churches
of Ohio. found "A dynamite bomb under
his residence at Dayton. o.
j. A. Wells, wholesale dealer in
gloves has failed IndaDQD6pnca In
with liabilities about $50, 600 The assets
will nearly reach the same figure.
"A receiver has been asked at Phila-
delphia for the Order of Tonti. It's GER
tifcates outstanding amount to $1,000
600 and the assets are 100000.
Martin Ballou, the first judge of the
Bureau County, ILL.,, judicial circuit, was
buried at Princeton, Ill. In ante-bellum
days he was one of the abolition guards
The Pension Department has cut off
the pension of 81 Il month of Samuel
Winters at Muncie, Ind, and reduced
that of DR.. John Moran from SD to So.
The suit of Atlas G. Reeder, of Gin
cinnati O., to contest the will of his sister,
Mrs. Phoebe Harris, has been thrown out
of court at Dubuque, La. The estate is
valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Maud Lord Drake was given a
verdict for $3.50 damages at Kansas
City, Mo, against Marshal Stewart in
her suit against him for conspiracy and
false imprisonment.
Twenty thousand visitors attended
the dedication of the Odd Fellows Tenn
pie in Cincinnati O. The Grand Lodge
listened to an address by Mayor Caldwell
IN the new temple.
The fee and salary law in Indiana
will remain in force until removed by
new legislature. The supreme court re-
fuses to consider the case. 1t was held
valid in the lower courts.
The Rio Grande Northern Railway
announces that within ten days work will
begin on the construction of the road to
connect the Southern Pacific with the
San Carlos coal beds, and it will be com
pleted in six months
"A washout on the Northern Pacific
road at Brainerd, Mimi, delayed trains
several hours
Sweets bank and Stilwell's hardware
store burned at Palmyra, Neb., causing
loss of $4,000.
The Omaha commonWea army has
started q orr