Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-12-11
Even Rev. Louis Dehls was compelled

Even Rev. Louis Dehls was compelled
to turn his pockets inside out.
The gas regulator at the Quick City,
Ind, bottle works exploded and NJ. John
son, the night Waterman, in trying to
turn off the gas was perhaps fatally
burned about the head and face.
DR.. Robert Stafford Warren, an alien
list attached to Recorder Goff's court
in New York, has announced that Bar
bara Aub, who swore falsely against
Walter S.. Langerman, is a hypnotic sub
ject.
The funeral of Mrs. John Wilhelm
took place at Knox, Ind. Her son load
closing it up one of the shells exploded,
instantly killing Mrs. Wilhelm. The son
is distracted, and permanent insanity IS
feared.
1t is stated in the Hobbies of the
Reichstag that Baron Won Koeller OF
dered the dissolution of the Socialist
clubs, which act is supposed to be the
| cause Of his dismissal, without consult
ing Chancellor Hohenlohe or his col
leagues.
A package of $4,000 in cash was stol-
| en- from the Adams Express company at
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy de-
pot at Abba, La.
There is some anxiety in the othce or
the Occidental & Oriental Steamship
%OI1IDuhy III oIh II Is liz ZIG -
steamer Evandale, which left there No
vember 6 for Yokohama and Hong Kong.
T. D. Steen, a Pittsburg coal operator,
was sentenced to three months in jail
and fined $500 by Judge w. ID. Porter:
He was convicted a few weeks age OF
having defrauded his miners in weighing
the coal they dug.
-Four prisoners, named Hubbard,
Bedford, Ferguson md Broughton, es-
capped from the county Jail at Coldwater,
Mich, by saving a hole through the
floor, dropping into the cellar and thence
| escaping into the street.
David Meyers gristmill, near Bethle-
hem, Pa, was robbed of over $500 worth
of property. They bound and gagged
Thomas LINN. the watchman. and threw
him into a bran bin. Then they blew
open the safe with dynamite.
Gen. Julio Sanguilly was sentenced
to imprisonment for life for having COM
mitted illegal acts against the Spanish
government. Sanguilly has proved his
American citizenship and his case will
be appealed to Spain on the ground of
irregularities in his trial.
Charles Willier, b~ook-keeper of the
Cincinnati AbattOir company, suicided
to prevent arrest for embezzling several
thousand dollars from his employers.
He was betrayed by a woman with
whom he had eloped but whom he abap-
dOned when he became reconciled with
his family.
In reply to the notice of contest filed
by the h~eirs-at-law, Luke Devlin. the
executor, and Misses Lizzie Hynes and
Josephine Holt-Throckmorton, the bene-
iciarieS under the mySteriouSly forward
ed will of Judge Holt of Kentucky, have
filed a statement in Washington uphold
ing the validity.
H. c.. Babcock, president of the
Cherokee Manufacturing company at
Dalton, Ga, was found in his office with
q bullet wound through his heart. No
cause is known for suicide, as his fam
lily relations were entirely happy and bus
mess prosperous. Mr.. Babcock went
there a few years ago from the North.
Joseph Jefferson, the veteran actor
and an ntimat friend of the President,
| says that Mr.. Cleveland is finishing his
last term in the white house.
Navigation has been suspended on
the rivers of East Prussia by ice. IL
ships cannot reach K~oenigsberg. If the
frost continues the Vistula will be froz-
en- over at DantZic.
M. Henri Sevene. a civil engineer in
the employ of the French government
tobacco factories, is on his way to Chi
cage to secure modern machinery for
manufacturing tobacco and matches.
Joseph Stone, at Hot Springs, Ark,
| committed suicide at his hotel by taking
morphine. He left a note stating that
he was weary of life. He came here
from Chicago, where he has relatives.
The Anchor line steamer California,
| which arrived at New York from the
| Mediterranean with 800 storage passen-
| gers, has one case of smallpox on board,
a woman aged 10 years. The steamer
was detained at quarantine and the pa
tient transferred to the reception hos
pital.
BY a suit filed in the circuit court at
st. Louis under the cover of an equity
pleading, William Stutz, president of the
ern Planning mill, and a wealthy German
citizen, is charged with embezzling nearly
$4,000 of the Great Western Planning
Mill company's money.