Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-06-06
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

prisoners by the striking miners at Grip
pie Creek, Col.
Serious controversies have arisen be-
tween rival college fraternities in Lom-
bard University and Knox College.
By the explosion of q keg of powder
at mine near Jermyn, Pa, seven men
were burned, some of them fatally.
The resignation of u. Ellery Ander-
son as receiver of the Chicago, Peoria &
st. Louis Railway has been accepted
-Allard & Kernick, boot and shoe deal
ers. assigned yesterday at Sioux City, Ia
The liabilities are $4,000; assets, $15,-
| 600.
Thomas Johnson and Charles Lewis
| escaped from the jail at South Omaha
Neb, by prying apart two bars in a win
dow.
Negotiations are pending between
Marion Hedgepath and the Adams Ex-
press Company to recover some of the
S22, 900 recently stolen.
The Rev John Brown has resigned
| from the passionate of the Grace Method
list Church at Akron, O., to take orders
in the Episcopal Church.
w. A. Nicolaus has sued leila
| NicOlauS for q divorce at MuScatine, Ia
Heavy frosts at HilsbOro and Bloom
ington, Ill, damaged crops Tuesday night
The Newport News & Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company has filed deed
OF assignment at Louisville, Ky.
The Kendall County, ILL.,, Fair AS
ISOLATION was organized with capital
of $4,000. H. p. Barnes is president.
Comptroller Eckels has asked nation
81 banks to assist him in securing figures
on the credit business of the country.
w. G. Owens. candidate for Congress
in Breckinridge's district, forced a Lex
! ington editor to suppress scurrilous
! letter.
Robert Seidel, of Paterson. n. J..
the saloonkeeper at whose place dyna-
mite is said to have been made, has been
arrested.
An insane man has been taken into
custody at Muncie, Ind. whose identity
| is not known. He appears to belong in
! Cleveland O.
-Loie Fuller danced at fete at the
British legation in Brussels.
The new Presbyterian Church at
Muncle. Ind, will be dedicated June II.
The structure cost 100000.
"A great crowd witnessed the spring
review of the troops by Emperor William
on Tempelhofer field in Berlin.
| Twenty thousand persons witnessed
the laying of the corner stone of the new
S2OO,O0O city hall at Bay City, Mich.
"A settlement of the dispute over the
| Irish parliamentary fund is said to have
| been reached and Il decree will soon be
| entered.
Fred Walsh, 16-year-old son of a
| farmer living near Birds Point Mo,
was arrested, charged with criminal as
sault upon Lizzie Progeny, 6 years old
In 4 Memorial Day address at Gales
burg, Judge Grosscup, of Chicago, de-
| clared further growth of industrial and
labor organization must be checked by
| law.
The congregation of the First Chris
tan Church at Bloomington, H., has
| voted to engage an assistant pastor to
aid the Rev. j. II. Gilliland.
Eighteen violators of the Illinois fish
law We're caught at East Dubuque by
Chief Warden Blow and Assistant All
bert Link. They were convicted and
fined.
Governors of Iowa, Illinois. Indiana,
| Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
have been asked to serve as a board of
arbitration to settle the coal miners
strike.
The French consul at New Orleans
compelled priest to retFact certain state
mentS made in Il sermon and Il demand for
the withdrawal Of his eXequatur has
been made.
-Turpin, the inventor of melinite, is
said to have sold to the dreibund the Sc
cret of the manufacture of Il new eXplO
sive and projeetile which will revolution
ize the art of warfare.
Elder EnocIs Eby, of Booth, Kas., was
elected moderator of the Dankaris' con-
vention, which assembled at N1eyersdale,
Pa. a petition favorable t0 the Brethren
Publishing Company of Illinois was re-
jected.
John Morley, chief secretary for Ire
land, replying to % question put by John
Redmond said th;Gs the government had
no power to make loans for the purpose
of cooperating WITH the farming interests
of Ireland. Mr.. Morley added that st was
impossible at the present time to- consider
the question of Legislation upon this sab
ject-
Sullivan, H., has voted bonds to build
a new schOOlhOuSe.
Gen" Frye has formalBr been APP
pointed cOmmandeF-in-chef Of aE5 the
cOmmGnWeal armies
The coal famine has forcedi the FAKE
Shore & Michigan Southern Doad to use
wood for train service
The Auglaize County Democrat of
Wapakoneta. o., has been sold by Fred
k9mpf TO Edward Nichols.
The Grand Commanders knights
TerIplar of South Dakota, w1lllba' h1e1d III
Deadwood June 10 and 16.
j. T. Harrity, % Brother of Chsoimnian
w. f. Harrity, has, been appointed a
bamk examiner of Pennsylvania.
j. II. Brinegar,. while asleep OH a
by train and haG his leg broken
/ The Missouri Pacific shops. at Fort
Scott, Mo, have been closed because OF a
i shortage in fuel owing to- the strike OF
/ coal miners.
! The funeral oa Col s. NJ Laird, In
/ dian commissioner at PieAre, S. d., took
/ place at Sioux City, near which, place he
\ died on train.
Benefits army Of commOnwealers
| disbanded at HiaWatha. HAS, and most
! of the men succeeded IN getting ont of
/ town on a freight train.
| Robert Beaachamp. yonAg English
man, was severely beaten by thieves near
| Los Angeles, Cal. He threatens to make
complaint to his government.
| Judge D. III. Fox, president of the
Huron County Banking Company since
1882, died az his home in NorWalk, o.,
| after three weeks illness.
The Golhlds are said to- have given up
their residence in New York An in
crease in the taxable valuation of tie.
personal estate is alleged as the reason.
Seven million dollars has been offered
by an English syndicate for the ElgiM
| National Watch COmDany Dlant Three