Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-01-09


under arrest at O'Neill, Neb.
"A vicious tiger attacked horse dur
ing an exhibition at Cincinnati and
panic was narrowly averted.
Three thousand miners at Dubois and
Reynoldsville, Pa, have struck on &C
count of wholesale discharges.
The Massachusetts board of arbitra-
ton is endeayoring to effect a settlement
of the shoe strike at Haverhill.
Mining stock brokers of Aspen, Col,
have combined to fight the city in it's
effort to collect $1O0 per annum license
fee.
An investigation of the charges of i'll
treatment and illegal detention of labor
ers at NaYassa Island is being made at
Baltimore
w. X Vanderbilt has been awarded
$224,S27 damages for the sinking of his
yacht by a Metropolitan Steamship COM
pany vessel.
Judge Parker, of the New York Su-
preme court decided the new constitution
did not prohibit state officials using rail
road passes.
burglar or robber will be lynched if
caught Twenty-Five are in Jail and may
be taken out.
-Austria-Hungary has protestd against
| the discriminating duty on bOunty-paid
sugar, alleging it to be q violation of the
existing treaty.
-Vigilants came up with band of
horse thieves near Cantonment, l. T., and
capturing three of their number, hanged
them to tree.
The Illinois state livestock commits
sion reports the quarantining of twenty
nine head of horses exposed to CHAMBERS
in Edgar county.
No material improvement in trade is
noted by BradstTeets. Merchants are
declared n settlement n
currency question.
Father Stick, whose denunciation of
Protestant organizations brought him
into notoriety at Pana, ILL.,, has been as
signed to another pastOrate.
The sawmill of Charles Davis at
plosion yesterday. The workmen were
out of the building at the time.
Stephen Rapere, an author once IN
affluent circumstances, is now pennileSS
in st. Louis hospital
Commissioner Miller of the internal
revenue bureau is making active prepara-
| tons to collect the income tax.
Nelson Whitaker, the millionaire iron
manufacturer of Wheeling, w. Va, has
announced his candidacy for the Senate.
President Cleveland gave his annual
| state dinner to the members of his
cabinet. Fifty-four guests were present.
The Western brewery of Belleville,
! H., owned by Adam Gintz has been
! sold to a New York syndicate for S120,-
! 600.
New York chamber Of commerce de-
| mands that all departments of the city
| be investigated and corrupt officials pun
| ished.
The people of Sacramento, CAL, are
combining to rid the city Of the element
! responsible for the recent murders and
robberies.
| -Hungarians employed at steel mills
at Braddock and Homestead, Pa,
! threaten violence because wages were
not raised.
-Secretary McBryde of the United
Mine workers has issued an address to
miners, urging them to shun Sovereign
and Hayes.
1t is reported that fifteen persons,
| some German and some French, have
| been expelled from France by govern
| ment decree.
John Burns egotisticaI speech at Bos-
ton was received with Kisses.
DR.. Alvah H. Doty succeeds Dr.
Jenkins as health officer of New York.
An unusually heavy fall Of snow in
| Northern Oregon blocked transportation.
M. Skaller, general merchant at Sew
| erville, Tenn, assigned, with liabilities
of $4,000.
The will of Joseph Matners, late of
Blggsvllle, Ill, endows two professorships
| at Monmouth college
| j. A. HuntOOn, treasurer of Lyon
county, New, found himself $4,000 short,
and committed suicide.
The picker-room of Sycamore mill
| No. at Fall River, Mass, was destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000.
Minneapolis men are going to organ
! ize Mutual Protective association to
save their dogs from thieves.
| III
have been sent from the Arizona reserva>
ton to prison at Alcatraz. Cal.
Mrs. John Creamer's husband Rugged
| her so vigorously at Sedalia, O., that
| three OF her ribs were broken.
"A jealous balloon in a midwinter
circus at New York attacked the wife of
Fred Marcart, the animals trainer.
| Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt, has made her society debut.
| Miss Frances Willard and Lady Hen
ry Somerset advised the Haverhill (Mass.)
| wooden strikers to continue the fight.
The Pittsburg Railroad Coal Oper-
/ atOrS association refused to arbitrate the
wage question, and declared a rate war.
| Instructions have been issued to post
masters at all delivery offices to prevent
! further overtime claims of letter carriers
| 1t is reported that there has been
much disorder at Apia, Samoa, and some
of the natives have returned to cannibal-
| ism.
The executive council of the Fedora,
| ton Of Labor voted to aid DebS to apDeal
his case to the United States Supreme
court.
-Portland's new water supply, which
comes forty miles from an Oregon mount
| ain stream and which cost $2,OOO,00O, is
in use
Frank Tarbo and William Carroll
| Woodward, Notorious criminals who are
wanted in London, were arrested in Cape
| Town.
The Rev. Thomas A. Hughes, priest
at the st. Louis university, has been
summoned to Rome to work in the Yati-
can library.
| Spain will raise the Cuban tariff
| James d. Lewis, patent right swim
| der, is under arrest at San Luis Potosi,
| Mex
Cherokee Bill entered the depot at
Nowata, |. T., and forced the station
agent to turn over his cash.
| The incendiary fire at Abba, Ia, is