Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-05-15
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

! to England soon.
Victims of a New York robber claim
| he hypnotized them.
1t is reported that Du Maurier, author
| of Trilby is coming to America.
-Lieut-Gen Schofield will make a
| tour of army posts before he retlres III
| September.
Gossip says that George J. Gould, the
millionaire, would like to be senator
| from New Jersey.
The ST. Joseph Pump company, st.
Joseph, Mo-, lost 100000 by fire. Partly
covered by insurance.
Premier Greenway of Manitoba has
been called to Ottawa. Lord Aberdeen
wants to discuss the school question
-Whitelaw Ried, editor of the New
| York Tribune, is in Paris. His health is
| improved. He has grown Il full beard.
| "A farewell reception was given at
| Omaha, Neb., to Gen. Brooke, who has
! been transferred to the army department
of St Paul, MINI.
"A man was killed at Lyons, \. Y,
while walking on the Central railroad
! tracks. notebook contained the name
of NJ. e. Avery, Detroit.
w A Campbell, executor Of the Led
ger, was indicted at Eldora, Ia, for
! swearing the circulation of his paper was
| 1924 when it was 400 less.
Richard Demady, the alleged "stran-
gler, has been acquitted at Denver Of the
murder of Lena Taper.
j. r. Lawler of Vera, ILL.,, was ar,
rested and taken to Vandalia for cruelty
beating his 11-year-old son.
! British police think they have a very
clever forger in the person of Mendal
Howard an American, who was arrested
in London.
The brace of highwaymen who held
up the stage between Calistoga and Mir
abel Mine, Cal, were captured i'll Berry
| son valley.
George NJ. Pullman denies that the
| Pullman Palace Car company is going
to be incorporated in New Jersey to
avoid hostile legislation.
Thomas Barnes. a tourist from Jack
| sonville, ILL.,, was found dead in chair
in his lodging house at Los Angeles, Cal.
The coroner is investigating.
The breach of promise case at Calu,
met, Mich, brought by Christiana Nc,
Leod against Ralph Martin ended in a YER
dict for $4,000 for the plaintiff.
The Mariposa brought from Samoa
| Mrs. Il. l.. Stevenson, wife of the late
author, and her son, Lloyd Osborne. She
will spend some time at Oakland Cal.
Miss Sophie Scharff, daughter of
wholesale liquor dealer at ST. Louis, left
home ostensibly for school, but she
went to Springfield, ILL.,. and was there
married to Ulysses G. Altheimer of Pine
Bluff, Ark.
John Heffernan of Dakota county,
! Neb., was thrown from his wagon and his
neck was broken. The deceased was 65
years of age and worth about 100000
The President has granted pardon to
1890 in North Dakota for robbing the
mails. He was sentenced to eight years.
international complications have
arisen over the death of Carlo PERI at
| Pocatello, Ill. PERI had willed his body
to DR.. Rucker for dissection, but Perri's
relatives in Italy insist on the body being
properly buried
Ernest B. Orr, music publisher of
| East Liverpool, O.. is making careful
search for his brother, William d. Orr,
aged %. a printer, who disappeared April
-Jury-fxing has been attempted in the
Hyams murder case at Toronto, Can.
An extensive shipment of ammunition
! and arms is in transit at Cuba to Guate
mala.
! Confederation between Canada and
| Newfoundland has been practically aban-
doned.
Judge Speed of Jackson, Miss, is
charged with having misapplied church
! funds.
Charles Lamberton of Winona, Mimi,
has been appointed a naval cadet at An
napolis.
The business portion of the town of
Limo. Mo-. was wiped out by fire. Loss,
$50, 900.
The probating of the Fair VIII of Sep
TENDER u, 1894, has been continued for
one week.
There are two sets of officers in the
Chickasaw nation and civil war may be
the result
Coy. Morrill, of Kansas was not ar
rested yesterday, but the attorneys say
he will be.
The Spanish gunboat Infanta Isabella
has been released from quarantine at
Tampa, Fla.
William Traut, liquor dealer at
Pittsburg, failed. The liabilities will
| reach S250,000.
White Star and Cunard lines adj
vanced their eastbound steerage rates
from $40 to $25.
The seven members of the green
goods gang arrested at Hillsdale, Mich,
have been held for trial.
Taylor Bros. & Co., millers at Quin-
cy, ILL.,, failed. John L. Taylor, Il mem
Der Of the firm, attempted suicide.
Charles e. Warner, knit goods man
| ufacturer at Brooklyn, assigned. AS
sets, ST. 900; liabilities, 100000
| Two young Hungarian students, who
are walking from Buenos Ayres to Chi
| cagO, have reached Piedmont, Mo-
"A massacre of Christians at Erzing-
| hian, Asiatic Turkey, was prevented by
the arrest of the chief conspirators.
The thermometer at Pierre, S. D.,
registered 81 degrees in the shade, I'M
precedented for this time of the year.
Leonard Swiss, who was shot by
Bank Cashier Brown in Dubuque, Ia,
a few days ago. has been declared insane.
While the British bark Drumock was
at Rio Janeiro the crew mutinied and
were subdued only after severe strug-
gle.
Columbus NJ Gere, a Philadelphia,
was driven insane at Atlanta by trying
to solve the brass dial and little ring
puzzle
Edward Clark, tool dresser, sup
posed to live at Cleveland, o., was killed
at Findlay, O., while assisting to drill
an oil well.
Negroes at St. Joseph, Mo-, threaten
vengeance if Joe Burries is hanged. The
jail is guarded.
Omaha p AS are trying TO oust