Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-08-15

board OF charities because he does not
agree with Gov. Altgeld.
An early settlers meeting for the
counties of Bureau, Putnam, Lee. Mar
SHALL Stark, Henry and La Sale has been
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Defy and Lestrange, who a few
weeks ago stole $4,000 worth of jeWelry
from Mrs. BotsOn an American resident
of Paris, have been sentenced to imprison-
ment for six months and thirteen months
respectively.
An italian named PaImievi has been
sentenced to three years Imprisonment
for having robbed Baron Arthur de Roths-
child Of his purse last January at the lou
lon railroad station at Marseilles France
The purse contained $4,000 francs.
Three hundred miners ct Mystic, Ia.
are on Il strike.
Birmingham (Ala.) miners have re-
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway
company.
F. Q. Stuard Of Charlton was nomi-
mated by the Democrats of the Eighth
Iowa congressional district to oppose w.
2. Hepburn.
Sixty per cent of the creditors of the
MambOurg CrOckery company Of Eos
tOria, o., have agreed to a 10 per cent.
cash dividend.
he MASSACHUSETTS, lEdlu1llS snip Eli
terprise, which left last June for q cruise
in foreign waters, has been ordered home
as an economical move.
The miners strike at Dunfermline.
Ill, is practically over. The men have
been ordered to take their tools from the
pits. Negroes will be put to work.
AT the national convention of Colored
Voters leagues in New Castle. Pa. meas
ures looking to the social and political ad-
The Dillon-McCarthy association.
formed recently at Vancouver, 3. c., is
in favor Of the abolition of separate
schools and the use of the French Ian
guage.
One hundred and sixteen striking
members of the street car union of
Youngstown, O., have been enjOined from
interfering with the lines or the new
men.
Schuyler Haughey, whose father was
president of the defunct Indianapolis
0nd) bank, and is now III the Northern
Indiana penitentiary, will be tried for
aiding in loOting the bank September TO-
-Oran Mccormick of Indianapolis,
Ind, craWled under q house to avoid ar
rest, where Patrolman Keifer could only
reach him by taking off every stitch of
clothing and going in after him, which he
did successfully.
Albert c. Ward, one of the most ac-
compfished crooks and forgers in the
country, whose home is in indianapolis,
Ind, was arrested and Jailed today in
Cincinnati for forgery. He is an old man,
over Sc years of age.
In compliance with the resolution in
trodueed by Representative Blair of New
Hampshire for investigation of lynchings,
Chairman McGann of the labor commit
tee viii send circulars to al the organiza-
tons supposed to be interested in the pro-
posed investigation inviting them to COM
municate with the committee.
Representative HouE of Tennessee
has introduced bill to regulate the cut
ting of timber on public lands. 1t au-
thorizeS bona fde settlers to cut timber
for mining operations, for necessary
buildings, including schools, churches and
public halls, and for fences, and prohibits
the issuance of permits to other persons
or corporations.
A new county inf1r1nary is to be built
at Lebanon, Ind, to cost $4,000.
The shoe store of Sims & Blair was
closed at Fairbury, Ill, on judgments az
gregatlng $4,000.
President Cleveland vetoed the bill
for the relief of Eugene Wells, late cap
tain of the Twelfth infantry.
j. G. McCloskey, ]. Martin and a
third operator named Mittelberger, were
arrested at Columbus, O., for tipping
pool-room wires.
ing houses at South Omaha and refuse TO
permit anyone to pass until a satisfactory
explanation is given
The cOroner's jury at Fort Wayne,
Ind, decided A. +. Fuschschuber's death
was purely accidental and not the result
OF being dragged off a train.
Joe O'Neill and an unknown man
were arrested charged with r0bbing the
safe of the Hawkins FIGURING Mills com
many = PatOl<1 III of S16O
Paul Bitterman of Chicago was fined
$500 and sentenced to sixty days IN JAN
at Cleveland, O., charged with stealing
packages from express wagons.
"A mass meeting at Spring Valley, H..
attended by over 1000 minerss resulted ip
an unanimOuSe vote to accept the Column
bus scale, with several conditions.
Gov. Altgeld has offered 5000 reward
for the conviction Of Joseph SaSdiekie,
charged with the murder of Thomas Wal
manisH at Braceville, H., August /.
Gen" CoXey opened MS congress
sional campaign in speech at ALI
ance, Q.
Queen Victoria gave grand banquet
at Osborn in honor of the German En-
peror Seventy covers were laid.
Postmaster John A. Wilson of Cas-
ner, ILL.,, was shot and seriously wounded
by two unknown men. Cause unknown
soEC1cldIy CdE1lSle mas ueCIuGu " pOSI-
pOne action looking to increasing the gold
reserve until after disposal of the tariff
bill.
At the camp meeting of the Indiana
Spiritualists fifty mediums INDUCED in a
war dance while under control of Indian
spirits.
Extra meetings are necessary to &C
cOmmodate the crowds of visitors to the
Moody conference at East Mortified,
Mass