Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-06-20

ton comes though the I;ev. NJ lime
| baugh.
George Blythe who committed sui
eide at Elgin, ILL.,. by hanging, went to
| with Mr.. Patty bought the old Lewis
house of Col. Even and it became the
| Patty house. When the old building
burned, the new one, now the Palmer
| house, was erected Mr.. Blythe was for
| some years q resident of llgin.
The bells for st. Peters Lutheran
church at Fond du Lac have arrived.
The largest weighs 1000 pounds, the next
III size, 300 pounds and the smallest, 600
pounds. On each of the bells is an in
| scr1ptlon IN German, ''The bell is pres
ent from the Young People Of st. Peters
Ey var hdG Lutheran her church" On the
large bell are the words, in German,
! GLORY to God" on the second, ''Peace on
Earth and on the small one, "Concor~
dia.'
Amos p Wilder has purchased an
interest in the State Journal Printing
editorship jointly with II. A. Taylor
Mr.. Wilder is Il graduate of Yale Uni
yersity, and has enjoyed large expert
ence in the making of a daily newspaper
His repOrtOrial experience was earned on
the Albany On. " Journal For some
years he was editor of the New Haven
Comm Palladium.
The revival meetings held at La
Crosse for the past three weeks by the
Revs. Chapman and Elliott, assisted by
Bilhorn and Butts, the singers, have con
Guided, but several churches will strive
to keep the revival spirit awake by fire.
quent weekday meetings. A plan was
broached at the ministers meeting for
union outdoor services during July, and
it will quite likely be adopted.
Henry SchOltz was shot III the back
at Appleton about a year ago. DR.. Reeve
no hu1 h11t
able to find any trace of it. Recently
the lad was in swimming and he felt Il
pain over his shoulder blade, and on 60
ing to the doctor the bullet was located
between the skin and bone and easily re-
moved.
Edwin Burt was sentenced at James
vile to two years at Waupun for steal
ing Barney Radigan's horse at Clinton
thirteen years ago. Judge Bennett over
ruling the motion for new trial.
-Fiye tramps went into GrOshOngs
store and restaurant at Beloit, drove the
proprietor and help out at the point OF
reyolyers, emptied the till and made them
selves at home generally; finally having
Il free-for-all fight over the division OF the
spoils. They escaped over the line be-
fore they could be arrested.
Arthur d. Ferris was given verdict
of 50, in his suit against the Berlin
Machine Works Company, of BelOlt. Fer
ris sustained Il severe injury while work
ing lathe for the company. 1t was
claimed that the accident was the result
Of defective machinery.
Frank Cox, a student in the Western
School of Telegraphy at GAINESVILLE, was
drowned while bathing in Rock River
The body has not yet been recovered. The
young mans home was in Indiana.
Mrs Jacob Happle was thrown from
a buggy near Ia Crosse. When picked
up it was found that her neck was broken.
q ~ resided q
few miles west of La Crosse.
Miss Helen Holmes, an Oshkosh
young woman, was riding q bicycle and
collded with Il team of horses. She was
badly cut about the legs and the machine
was demolished.
Judge Wyman has decided that May
or Powell, of La Crosse, cannot change
the committees without the consent CT
the Council.
Albert Rosin, of Shawano, charged
with the murder of his wife, has been
granted a change of venue at Green Bay