Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-07
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

w. Il. R0SSman has been appointed
state chemist and ANALYST of Michigan
to assist III enforcing the pure food laws.
Sergt. Lee Hartman of Centralia. ILL.,,
has gone insane from the thought he had
seriously injured a friend in a boxing
match.
The commandant at Touon has been
ordered to dispatch a fresh detachment
of troops to Madagascar to replace the
troops ordered home.
The mailing house of the municipal
brewery at Pilsen. Bohemia, burned with
a damage Of 100000 f1orins. One
workman was killed and two fremen
were injured.
Leo Nicklin and Harry Earl, school
boys at Ottumwa, Ia, quarreled over
game of ball Nicklin struck Earl on
the head with a ball bat, perhaps fatally
injuring him.
Senator George w. Paisley has or
ganiZed coal company at Hlllsboro, ILL.,,
and within sixty days will open new coal
fields at Witt, on 900 acres of land
owned by him.
w P Norton attempted to poison
himself at Pana. ILL.,, and then called in
a doctor, who saved his life. Family and
business troubles made him respondent.
George and John Pierce. who We're
sentenced to hang at Fort Smith, Ark,
for murder, have been granted appeals TO
-Lieut-Col. S. NJ Whiteside will re-
lieve Col. burlington, in charge of the
United States barracks at st. Louis.
Col burlington has been placed on the re-
tired list
Emma Dyer, IA years old, was ar
rested at Tiffin, o., charged with putting
poison in apples within reach of the chill
dren of Henry Smiley. She was released
Oh 5000 bail.
Tof 70 OF Sh-
ington from the police of Glasgow, Scot
land. that Dana Davenport. who has been
missing since July ;, had been fatally in
jured by a train in Glasgow.
&C. 2. Holheim, charged with embez
zling from $4,000 to $4,000 belonging
to the Anglo Continental Phosphate COM
pany, has been held to await the action of
the grand jury at Ocala, Fla.
Living pictures have brought on
Sunday observance fight in Duluth.
Five thousand bushels of wheat were
marketed from twelve farms at Yankton
S. D.
james Moore. an employee on the Hen
nepin canal IN Illinois, was fatally as
saulted by three of his companions.
Cincinnati will limit bicyclists to
eight miles an hour
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to wreck a West Shore train near Roch-
ester, \. Y.
A floor fell at funeral at Bridge
port, Pa. The mourners were warned in
time to get out.
Mrs Harry Johnson of Creston, Ia,
worried over domestic trouble and took
morphine, but was discovered and may
recover.
-Ex-Gov. Lewelling will probably be
elected superintendent of the Kansas
reformatory by the non-partisan board
of directors.
Kate Chase Sprague is still without
a home. The contributions she has re-
ceiyed are not sufficient to enable her to
redeem ''Edgewo0d."
-Prefect Guzman threatens to eXpel
all foreign strikers from Colon. Panama.
There is more trouble in Minneapolis
insurance circles over the rating ques-
ton.
Miss Jennie O'Nein Potter, the New
York elocutionist and entertainer, is serI>
ously Ill.
The students union in the University
of Moscow are said to be plotting against
the life of the Gar.
The rod mill strike at Cleveland was
settled by the agreement of the mill
owners to an advance of , per cent.
The steamer Benton sank in the Mis-
souri, river near Boonville. The vessel
was loaded with wheat and will be a total
loss.
William Picker. one of the men sus-
pected of the robbery of the United States
ease.
"A club of representative citizens is
being formed at Decatur ILL.,, to suppress
gambling. The gamblers are still i'll
town.
Louis C. Krauthoff will be married
in New York to Miss Margaret Grant
formerly private secretary to Julian Haw
thorne.
Robbers entered the house of the in
spector general of police of the City Of
Mexico, carrying off property to a small
amount.
Cleveland citizens are working hard
to induce the roads entering their city
to join in the building of new union
passenger station.
Mr.. Plumacher, consul at Mara
caibO, reports that this is an opportune
time for the United States to extend its
trade with Venezuela.
Pullman and Wagner sleeping car
officials declare their business during
June and July is the largest in the his
tory Of their companies.
The Dolphin, viii Secretary Herbert
on board. has arrived at New London.
The Mohican left Tacoma to continue
coal tests on Puget sound.
On the showing of the Prohibitionists
of Wichita, Kas.. that the liquor law is
openly NIOldIeQ, GOV. A1Off1Il promised TO
appoint a new police board for that town.
Three men were instantly killed and
two others perhaps fatally injured in a
stone quarry at St. Louis by the prema-
ture discharge of charge of giant powd-
er.
AT the request of Rockford 0ll) mer,
chants the four railroads running between
Rockford and Chicago have ceased issu>
ing twenty-fve-mile tickets to Chicago and
return.
The dowager czarina of Russia, the
Grand Duke George, the Czarowitch
whose state of health continues unsat-
isfactory. and Grand Duke Michael have
started for Denmark.
Thirty dogs, some of them valuable
hunting animals, were poisoned at Eng
fish, Ind.
Miss Carrie Vaughan of GIadwyn,
Pa, put out in boat and rescued John
Gallagher.
Sanford Duncan, a pioneer of Still,
water. Ok. was murdered by some I'm,
known person.
After reading his Bible for several
minutes Nathan Rockwell of Fort Scott
Kas., cut his throat and died.
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