Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-11
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

and vaccination is becoming general
Crops in Ohio are shown to be in fair
condition by official report just issued.
PEOPLE of Cincinnati are much inter-
ested in the suicide of stranger who
left no trace of his identity. a.
IKE DUER, a desperate character at
MOntrose, Col, was fatally shot while
officers were trying to disarm him.
ART goods valued at ST. 900 and con-
signed to G.. w. Schumann, were seized
at New York on the charge that they
were struggled.
THE three burglars who raided Lang's
clothing store at Elma, Ia, securing a
large amount of plumber, are now in
jail at Charles City.
A WEsT-BoUND passenger train on the
Northwestern road jumped the track
near Lake Benton, MINI. Engineer
Ed. Frary was instantly killed.
The assignee Of the Rock River Plan
ing Mill Company, at Rockford, ILL.,, has
wound up its affairs and declares divi-
dend for creditors Of cents on the
dollar.
FIVE burglars made an unsuccessful
attempt to blow open q safe at the Rein
hart mill in Freeburg, Ill The night
Waterman was gagged and beaten into
Inconsistencies.
METHODIST ministers of New York
adopted resolutions for the expulsion of
Representative Breckenridge from the
House of Represe
THIRD mortgage bondholders bought
in the grounds of the East ST. Louis
Fair Association for $90l 900 and will
arrange for spring racing meet.
ETA NJ. CHANDLER, Of Sioux City,
Ia, has sued l.. M. Hartley, a grower of
fancy stock at Fort Madison, Ia, for
100000 damages for breach of promise.
A MAN supposed to be NJ. J. Madigan
fell from an Alton passenger train near
Dwight, Ill. His skull is fractured in
two places, an arm is broken and he is
terribly bruised. He will probably die.
THE civil and religious ceremonies
uniting in marriage Prince John George
Of SaXOny, nephew of the King of
SaXOny, and the Duchess Maria, daugh-
ter of Duke Albert of Wurtemberg,
were performed at Stuttgart.
RICHARD CROKER, of Tammany fame,
has lett San Francisco for New York.
HARRY MANNING accidentally shot
Burt Maxfield while hunting near Lyn-
don, la.
THE final trial and inspection Of the
coast defense vessel Monterey mas been
ordered.
JACOB WEssNER, of Marion, O., was
killed at Upper Sandusky by jumping
off q moving train.
REPRESENTATIVE DoLLIvER, of Iowa,
is to address convention of Republic
an college clubs at Syracuse.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL DESMOND has
appointed NJ L. Healy his deputy in
the Cedar Rapids, Ia, district.
ED. BATCHELDER, Of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, was arrested on charge of GRIMM
ally assaulting Mary HaIva, domestic.
THE fortieth anniversary Of the found
ing of Grinnel, Ia, was celebrated with
patriotic exercises and banquet by it's
citizens.
IN the Pollard case Judge Bradley adj
ministered singing rebuke to people
who attend the trial out of morbid
curiosity.
THE Masons of Canton, H., formally
opened their new lodge rooms which
were built to replace those burned last
September.
LLOYD McGINNIs, aged 45, took poison
at Shelbyville, Ind, and died. Domestic
troubles are alleged to have caused the
act. McGinnis was a prominent local
politician.
w. r. PRICE and J. J. Cook, farmers
residing near Thackerville, Tex, were
arrested and confessed to having at
tempted to wreck Santa Fe passenger
express train three weeks ago.
ALBERT MANsKER, Jim Wyerick and
Tom Brady, condemned to death for
the Olyphant train robbery, have been
taken from the Arkansas ,Penitentiary
to Newport, where they will be
hanged.
IN trying to eXtinguish the light Of a
lantern, Ellen O'Brien, nurse in the
Tennessee State Asylum, set fire to her
clothing and was burned to death.
The Volunteer mine, near Negaunee,
Mich, owned by the Pittsburg and
Lake Superior Iron Company, has
closed, throwing out of employment 100
men.
CHARLES JENKINS of Mount Carmel,
Ill.,, was arrested at Peru, Ind, for
shooting Charles Shultz, general freight
agent of the Big Four Railroad at
Mount Carmel, several weeks ago.
The Spanish government has re-
solved to establish public works in the
provinces of Granada Cadiz and
Andalusia for the relief of the thou
sands of workmen now unemployed.
A swINDLER named c.. A. Simpson has
been victimizing the merchants of st.
Louis, Mo-, and cities of Kansas by
means of bogus checks for $50 drawn on
Kingsford 4 Sons, starch manufacturers
at OsWego, n. Y.
THE Daily Telegram, a new afternoon
penny paper, is announced to appear
in Boston April 6. 1t is to be published
by Tory E. Warmer, and will be Demo-
cratic.
ALL the weavers Of the Montreal
wooden mills have gone out because Of
the reduction of price on the new class of
goods on which the mill was expert
menting.
EMPLOYEES in the finishing department
of Ford, Johnson & Co.'s cane chair
factory at Michigan City, Ind, number
ing l25, struck for restoration of 10
per cent. cut from their wages.
ROBSON, of Winona, Mimi, GOT a
judgment of $4,000 against the Missis-
sippi River Logging Company in the
Iowa federal court, for breach of con-
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