Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-02-28
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Hyville, Ark.
INDIANA mine operators are cutting
prices of coal
MOUNTAIN railroads in Colorado are
blocked with snow.
s BOMB was found at the door of st.
Pierre Church in Paris.
Cor. DoDDs. of the French army, will
Ire recalled from DahOmey.
CITIZENS of Greenville, H., at an cleo
ton decided to erect a $500 school
house.
SIX mules persisted in the fire in the
mime of the Springfield Junction, H.,
Coal Company.
FRANK c. MCKEAN. of Sioux College,
was awarded first prize in the oratoriCal
contest at Fairfield. Ia.
A PLOT to burn and loot Gadsden,
Ala, was frustrated by the arrest of
four Of the conspiratOrs.
THE President has signed the act fix
Ing the limit of Indebtedness which may
be incurred by Salt Lake City.
FORMER associates believe Erastus
Wiman to have been insane when he
committed the crime for which he is in
Jail
a TRAMP who assaulted Mrs. Newton
Blacker6 near bakersfield, Cal, was
stripped aud publicly whipped by a
mob
S1SDow, the Strong man, was hyp-
notized by Dr.. c. III. Mersereau, of New
York. and made to do many strange
things.
FREEoHT rates east of Chicago are be-
inc cut.
\ PANTHER is destroying live stock
near Decatur, ILL.,
THE Missouri Republican Club League
met at Springfield.
J. q. CAROL shot and fatally wounded
.. Il. Buster in Campbellsburg, Ky.
TflE hospitality of Peoria, ILL.,, causes
hundreds of tramps to flock to the city.
BosroN policemen prevented labor
demonstration on Washington's birth
dav.
NINETEEN loads of people participated
in 3 sleighing carnival at Benton Har-
Dor, Mich.
JOHN R. MCLEAN is candidate for the
United States Senate from Ohio to sue
coed Brice.
Prominent Swedish divines attended
the evangelical mission convention at
Minneapolis.
Gov. LEWELLING, of Kansas, will re-
anove Adit.-Gen. Artz for alleged irreg-
ular transactions.
CONGRESS has been asked to pass a bill
giving effect to the findings in the Behr-
ing Sea arbitration.
FRED NICHOLS, suspected of robbing
bank at Roanoke, Ind, has been cap
Gured at Huntington.
STUDENTS at Granville, O., were ar
rested for firing an early salute on
Washington's birthday.
Two men fought duel with broad
swords IN saloon IN Orange, \. j.
One was cut several times.
REPUBLICANS of the Iowa Senate
agreed TO report favorably the Carpen
ter local option bill somewhat modified.
u. II. REAGAN, dry goods dealer of
Victoria, Refudge and Edna, Tex, as
signed. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, S70,-
6t00
THE Montgomery Mill and Lumber
Company, Of Montgomery, Tex, has
failed, Liabilities, $4,000; assets net
given.
Prices of spirits in bond have in
Qreased l cent by the Distillers and Cat
Gle Feeding Company, and may be again
raised
REPRESENTATIVE of the eight senates
of the Ancient Essenic Order in Indiana
met at Lafayette and formed a grand
senate.
WILLIAM AUER, of Huntington, Ind,
sued Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Grace for
$4,000 for alienation of his Wite's af
fections.
SECRETARY and Mrs. Gresham enter
GAINED forty guests alta dinner in Wash
8nGt08 on the evening Of Washington's
birthday.
john W. BRIGGs, a bartender, was
shot and fatally wounded at Green's
burg, Ind. Philip Weymer has been
arrested.
Ex-MAYoR ]. l. MITCHELL, of Indian
apo.is. Ind, is dead.
HARRY TEMPLE, scenic painter, was
arrested in Wheeling, w Va, charged
with tigamy.
THE headless trunk of an unknown
man was found on the railroad track at
Delphos. Ind.
THOMAS GOLDEN was sentenced at
Morrison, ILL.,. to five years in the peni-
Tertiary for robbery.
OMAHA police have uncovered a gang
of female counterfeiters and two of its
members are under arrest.
j. II. .WEsTWATER, one OF the oldest
and Wealthiest merchants of Columbus,
o, died at the age Of - years.
JAMES CLARK, a negro, was shot five
times and MORALLY wounded by Mar
sshal Kirk Elder, of Danville, Ky.
4 RICH deposit Of copper was struck in
New Mexico by mining company, of
which E. I. Jeffrey is a member.
DEPAUw University is said to have lost
from $4,000 to $4,000 by the failure of
the plate glass works at Alexandria.
WRIGHT, the second Of the two Mexi-
cans who held up the mail coach near
Deadwood. S. D., has been captured.
BECOMING suddenly insane, Albert
Ammon tried to hurl two fellow work
amen from four-storv Buffalo building.
a GENERAL strike is threatened among
Che ribbon Weayers of Paterson, \. j.
They demand an advance of % per cent.
MEs. SARAH J. ASHLEY, of De Kalb,
Ill, has sued the town for So, 900 for in
Iuries received on a detective sidewalk.
HARRY MITCHELL was acquitted at De-
sltrur. H., of the charge of killing