Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-02-06
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

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| Supt. White refused to reinstate a dis,
| charged miner.
| Pension Agent G. M. Vanlouven, who
| is in prison at Anamosa, Ia, is critically
| i'll, and the President will be asked to par
| don him at once.
Suit was brought at Lafayette, Ind
against William Taylor, who was on the
bond of his son, the defaulting treasurer
| of South Dakota.
to lynch a detective who caused the ar
| rest of Rev. w. e. HinshaW on a charge
| of numbering his wife.
! -Oregon's House of Representatives
| has declared against the Reilly funding
bill and in favor Of immediate foreclosure
proceedings against the Pacific roads.
| The House adopted resolution call
| ing on the President for information con-
| corning the action of British subjects
during the recent rebellion in Hawaii.
! Two hundred mechanics have formed
| a cooperative company to resume opera
tons in the Wythe collar and harness
| factory recently burned at ST. Joseph, Mo.
Eugene Boyer, Chicago, Burlington
| u Quincy conductor, was arrested at
! Galesburg, ILL.,, charged with concealing
prisoners on his train and aiding them to
| escape.
Now that the grinding season is over
at the sugar mills, the Italians are leav-
| ing Louisiana in large numbers and re-
turning to their homes in Sicily and Italy.
| One steamer took 429.
! --Nephews of Ira 2. Harrington have
| failed in an attempt to break the will of
| the latter, which bequeathed 81 100000 to
| public institutions and left only few
thousands to relatives.
The San Francisco Citizens commit
| tee, engaged in soliciting subscriptions to
| the San Francisco and San Joaquin rail
road, secured over 100000 in one day
and the aggregate subscriptions now eX-
coed $1,5OO,O00.
Gen. A. 2. Martin, chairman of the
| Boston police commission, has written
| to Gov. Greenhalge, recommending the
organization of police departments of the
| cities and towns of the commonwealth
on footing similar to that of the state
militia.
&C. w Stanford, tax collector and pro-
bate officer of Concord, Mass, has disap-
| peared 1t is alleged that his accounts
show deficit of $4,000.
| Priests of the South Dakota diocese
are moving to secure the appointment of
! DR.. De Paradis of Coal City, ILL.,. as
Bishop Martyrs successor.
John Hoshaw, alias Gregory, who
has served four terms in Iowa for horse
stealing, was captured at Madelia, Mimi,
| for another similar offense.
The Aetna Standard Iron and Steel
company of Martins Ferry, O., and the
Licking Rolling Mill company of Coving-
| ton, Ky, have accepted the tin scale.
-Winegardner & Leeds, hardware and
| implement dealers of LaWrenceville, Ind,
made an assignment for the benefit of
their creditors. Assets, $500; liabilities,
| $500.
William Ward. section hand on
| the Houston q Texas Central road, shot
repeatedly through the windows of the
section house near Millican, Tex, killing
| four men and wounding two.
-Issac NJ Turner, said to be a promi-
nent lawyer of Grand Rapids, Mich, was
found wandering about the streets of
! Washington, d. G. He was seriously IL
aid was taken TO a hospital.
William Nelson Cromwell, one of the
counsel of the Northern Pacific road, has
been appointed counsel to the receivers
| Of that road and will have general charge
of the legal affairs of the receivership.
Judge Foulk, in the circuit court of
| Montgomery county, decided against the
Big -Four Railroad company III the man
damus proceedings to compel the COM
pany to stop its fast train at Hillsboro,
"A sledload of young people went over
an embanEment near Salem, o., four
being seriously hurt.
| "A strong movement in behalf of
annexation to the United States is I'M
der way in Newfoundland.
! Chicago packers will use the new
grain rate schedule as q leverage to force
| down provision freight rates.
| An order for $50 ventilated box cars
| has been placed by the Southern railway
with the Ohio Falls Car company
| A bill for the punishment of train
| wreckers was agreed on by the House
! committee on interstate commerce.
| The Atlanta Exposition people have
invited the Washington press correspond
ents to be its guests next summer.
Bishop Ryan of Alton has made a
| general shift of the priests in his diocese
| IN an endeavor to allay the discomfort
President Ives of the Northern Pacific
| advises junior security holders to with
| hold assent to the plan of reorganization.
| Costa RIGA has joined the other
| Central American republics in assuring
| Guatemala Of support in the event of
war with Mexico.
President Cleveland is satisfied that
| bonds will find q ready sale and believes
| the financial crisis is over.
Ambrose Smith, New Orleans at
torney, was convicted of embezzling
$1,000 belonging to a client.
Eastern lines have rigidly upheld the
| Buffalo agreement for a month, thereby
| increasing their profits S125, 900.
In the Illinois Legislature bill has
been introduced declaring the American
Protective association a conspiracy.
During an insanity trial at Quincy,
ILL.,, officers arrested the wrong man.
| found him insane and put him in jail.
Solicitor General Maxwell has re,
| signed owing to differences with Attorney
| General Olney regarding the income tax.
The Benton Harbor (Mich.) high
| school building was destroyed by fire.
Loss, $4,000; fully covered by insurance.
AT Jeffersonville, Ind, a family of
| four persons ate diseased pork. 1t is
thought the father will die from conyul-
| sions.
1t is said that Germany is determined
| to force tariff war upon the United
States in order to satisfy the Agricultural
| parry.
Robbers attacked Martin Hanson in
| his house at Bows, Ia, and in the fight
| one of them was cut in the face with a
| knife.
English bankers express the opinion
that Europeans are losing confidence in
| tho al bonor Of +bo mil o6