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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-03
City Fathers Abroad.

Beloit Free Press: A delegation con-
sisting of Mayor J T. Moak and Alder
men f. E. Woodard, S. M. Eaton, Louis
Schmidt, A. E. Needham and W. F.
Quentmeyer arrived in the city Tuesday
forenoon to inspect the waterworks in
behalf Of theircity, which is arranging to
put in waterworks system. The party
was met at the St. Paul depot by May or
Smith and G. D. Cole, friend of Mayor
Moak, and the visitors were driven
over the city. At quarter past II
o'clock Mayor Smith had an alarm
turned in from box IA which brought
the fremen out, and they laid two
lines of hose in the street and played
water in the street awhile. The Wis
itors were we'll pleased with Beloit,
the waterworks, fire department. and
their entertainment here. They dined
at the Goodwin house and left the city
in the afternoon.
Whitewater Register: Mayor J.
[. Moak, of Watertown, and sew
eral other representatives of the
place, visited Whitewater and gave
our system of city waterworks a care
full inspection Tuesday. They were so
we'll pleased that it is said they will
come again and still further examine
into, our plans and construction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-03
Services at ST. PauI's,

At St. Paul's Episcopal church. next
Sunday morning at 9:3n, morning pray
er or mathis will be said with the chill
dren of the SuHdav school, who will
adorn a cross with flowers during the
service, and the school prizes will be
distrib uted. At 1920 will follow the
second service with sermon and Holy
Commu Mon.
In the evening the rector Will preach
on the words Of st. Paul: Il suffer
not woman to teach nor to have do
minion over the man"-"How to be
interpreted in the sight of the present
dav -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-03
Celeb ration of the Fourth.

On the Fourth of July the Turner So
ciety and the Watertown Cornet band
will unite in giving a grand celebration
at Turner park and opera house, con
sisting of a picnic on large scale in
the park in the afternoon, at which
there will be good music. amusements
of various kinds and refreshments, and
in the evening grand display of fire
works at the park and a ball in the
op9a house. At2P. NJ. street parade
Will take place. Everybody is invited
to joinin celebrating the national holi-
dag. Admission to ball, so cents; to
park. 10 cents. Ladies free.
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SAY OF OUR TREATMENT.

Having been under your care for the
last six weeks, am happy to say that
your treatment has benefited me very
much, as I was a victim of nearly all
complaints known to the flesh
w. p. KEYES,
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FOR RENT.

Dwelling house, corner Sixth street,
and Western avenue. Enquire of
JOHN DAVIS,
303 First street,
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READ WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY

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-"White Daisy" flour, per 4o-In-s-
sack, $I.Io, delivered to any part o.H4
city.
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Watertown, March 18, 1895.

WatertOWn, March 1S, 1888.
For the last year have suffered a
great deal with one of my eyes and
kept getting worse, caused by closure
of the tear duct, and for the last six
months running'sore under my eye,
and after DIR. Browns treatment
one week it healed. | have had this
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eye is improving without the use of
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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QUIET AT NEW ORLEANS.

The City Under Martial Protection and
the Trouble Is Thought to be Faded.
New ORLEANS. La, March 14.-Thc
stormy scenes along the rive. front OF
New Orleans has boon succeeded by
calm. and somewhat approaching the
normal condition OF affairs restored.
Work was resumed OH tho wharvc, to-
day, at least partially, but it was only
tho colorcd scrcwmon who took up their
tools and then only under tho protcc.
tion OF an armed guard. Who're there
wero no troops, there was no work. The
white sc-owmon held aloof, preserved II
suilcn, threatening siloncc, but mono
mado move which would cause the
militia TO use force 10 suppress it.
Though still! strained, tho situation is
much improved tonight. Governor
Fostor is still i'll the city and has an
nounccd his determination to remain
hero until tho trouble Is finally sotilcd.
Negotiations aro IN progress which may
produce this happy result, but their
outcome cannot DO predicted at present.
Meanwhile, tho state authorities aro
taking 10 chances. The troops who havn
been on duty all day arc slceping OIL
their fatigue in order to ronort for duty
tomorrow morning, whom work on the
shipping will be resumed.
By o'clock this morning all wcEc
nslir in tho armorics. where the troops
havo been qunrtcrcd for the last few
days. Marching ordsrs wcrn received
from headquarters at II II. m, and the
militia, divided into ,lreo sections,
worG marched TO the lovco and took up
positions at tho Harrison line wharf nj
Third and Sixth streets. The ontirc
iorcc numbered something ovor dix
hundred men, commanded By BriCadior
Gonoral Bartand. Tho mon were in full
service uniform. with cartridge bolts
filled with ugly lool;inG missiles.
At tho poin;a whcro tho greatest
danger was npprchcndrd Ilotchkiss aud
Gatling guns wGro unlmbcrod In such
position that they could bo quickly
trained up or down tho wharvcs OH nd.
vancins mobs. Tho headquarters Of
tho scrowmcn at tho apex Of tho French
Market triangle. N the upper stories OF
which wcre stored quantities OF arms
and ammunition. was surrounded by
the Washington battalion artillery,
whose hpwitzcrs woro trained on it,
prepared to destroy II at tho first ho,-
lilo movement. Stationed ulong tho
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river front at intervals were picket linen
Of police, mounted and dismounted, who
wor0 under orders to cooperate with
tho troops and who seemed to DO in
hoarty aympathy with thom. Occasion
ally crowds gathered at ono point or an
other and the police wcro called on to
disperao thom, which they did without
trouble. Not q shot was frod ut any
point nor was thero any violence. Tho
negro sCtewmon went to work without
hesitation wherever troops were sta.
toned.
At $50 p. M. tho scrowmcn had all
finished their days labor and tho troops
wero withdrawn and ordered TO report
again at s o'clock tomorrow morning.
Tho conference OF delegates OF mercan-
tile bodies resumed its session to-day
bu, took no action, having practically
decided TO leave tho settlement OF the
trouble in the governors hands.
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NO TRACE YET FOUND
OF tho Murdered Italians at Wal.
senburg, Colorado.
THE ITALIAN CONSUL HAS ORDERS
From his Government, But VIII Not
DivuIgo Their Import-rh0 Govor.
nor lins Promised Protection aud
Quiet Oncc More RcIgns-Bcliovch
That tho Asgassins Arc Known, But
tho Citlzcns arc Close MOuthcd,

=, 49,, ,,--
PUEDLo, COL, March IA. - a warm
wind nj Walscnburc this morning
,,oI,o, ,io ,,o. ,o.,o.d,v yory ,o,i,I,y
I r ,.,S,, w ,''N" - A.. .;,. rt.a.
ana uried tho EARN 30 tilH1 'hlS a''e''
noon searching pnr.lcs nguin ret out 10
hunt for tho tvo Italians killed BY the
,noh Tro,,I,y ,;rh, ~ wbicI, no tr,co
,''0' AuU'""' "'s'' VI "'N "N A''
has yet been ioui'd'
Quiet hRs rcisncd MI day but tho eS.
,rcmo closo.mouthcduCss ,ha, has char.
,o,o,i,od o,o,rho5y {, lv,l,o,brr, and
a.'O''"'.' ''o'5 '0''y ;" !" "'u'"S "I"
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INSURGENTS DEFEATED.

Likely the Eud OF the Present Revolution.
Masso Ashamed to Surrender.
SEw YORK, March IA special dis.
patch to morning paper from Havana
says: Official information by tho gov
erlnent OF the situation in Santiago De
Cubs has just been given out a dis.
patch received by the military governor
ot Santiago from General Garrich was
forwarded to Havana. In this message
General Garrich says that Colonel
Santo Cildes and one hundred men mot
band OF four hundred insurgents near
Guantanamo; there was a desperate
battle, lasting for an hour and half.
The battle was plainly seen from tho
roof, OF houses. The insurgents were
defeated with loss Of fifty killed and
wounded. while the government troops
had bu. six men killed. Many horses
and mules were killed. In his message,
Ga.rich commends tho officers and
men OF the Spanish troops for their
bravery. 1t 10 also reported by tho gov
eminent that Masso. one OF tho insur-
zen, leaders in Santiago. says he was
Lai'lead, bu. is ashamed to surrender.
lie says there aro only 700 men in the
movement in Santiago, two.thirds Of
whom are negroes.
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NEW COAL COMPANY.
VIII Control Output nnd Conclude All
Snios OF tho Product.

Saios OF tho Product
CoLuMDus, ONO, March li.-As n 70.
suit Of tho conference between tho Ohio
coal operators aud representa-.
tlvos Of tho Ohio coal carrying
roads On organization TO con.
troll tho output Of bituulnous coal Of
tho state has finally boon formed. Tho
new organization will probably DO
known as tho Ohio Coal Company and
Its principal office will bc In Columbus.
Under tho plan adopted tho state is
divided into seven districts reprosent-
Ing tho minos located on tho various
coal carrying roads. Tho output OF coal
will bo marketed and distributed TO tho
various districts by 4 bourd OF control
composed OF n representative from nach
district. Tho board OF control elected
to-day 10 as follows:
X. II. johnson, representing tho Dal.
hmore x Ohio mines: B. 1. Berry. To.
ledo 4 Walhonding Valley; A. q. Blair.
Whooling 4 Lako Erie; ". Z. Wood.
lord. Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling; j.
5. Morton, Toledo & Ohio Central; IL. y.
Turner, Columbus, Sandusky Il Hook.
ing.
A great factor in tho division OF ton.
mage will bo the establishment Of one
general agency, which will sell tho out.
put Of all tho mines at prico which
shall not fail below minimum agreed
upon by all tho parties interested.
Tho operators arc to DO allowed n
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CLEVELAND, O., March l+--Thirtecn
OF tho leading saio manufacturers OF the
country woro in session n. tho Holland.
on to-day discussing various subjects OF
interest to tho trnde. Ono OF tho most
important matters uudcr consideration
was tho establishing OF rolling mill
for tho manufacture OF steel usod in
saic making. Should the mill be croct-
cd it will probably bc located in this
city. Tho capital stock necessary to tho
entOrprisc would be between s., 0O0, 900
and S4,000,000, and it would give ON
ployment to n largo number OF mon.
Another question brought up for con-
sidcrntion wns tho prosont credit sys-
TEN, and It is probable that como action
will be takcn with view to shorten.
iny IL,
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BRUTAL MURDER,

a Hungarian Widow Who Wanted to Re-
turn to Europe wnyInid and Killed.
GEEESsDUEG, Pa, March l4.-The 70.
por: has reached here from Mammoth,
oi Ia brutal murder which occurred there
last Saturday and which has just been
discovered. a Hungarian woman
named Zolinski aud her little daughter
were found dead in the woods near
Mammoth. The woman's husband was
killed in the mines about two years ago
and sho had saved $500, with which she
was going back to hor native land. Sat
urday morning she and hor daughter
started to walk to lit. Pleasant to buy
tickets for Hungary. While on their
way thore through the woods they werc
waylaid. robbed and murdered. Two
Hungarlans who know OF their intcn.
ton to 90 nro missing and they aro sus-
pccted Of committing tho deed.
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SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.

List of tho New Enterprises Being Fro.
jectcd in tho Southern States.
BALTIMORE, Mn, March 14.-Reports
to the Manufacturers Record for the
past week chow rather more activity in
tho organization OF new industrial en-
terprises than tho preceding week. The
manufacturing interests attention con-
,inues to center largely in cotton mills,
and the enterprises for the wcok arc n
$4,000 spindle mill to be built at Pratt
vile, Ala; 5000 spirdlo mill pro-
jecied at Lafayette, Ala; u Sl00,00O en-
Iargemeut OF mill in Kentucky, while
companies arc being organized In num-
bers OF other places to ouild mills.
Among other enterprises for the week
are the rebuilding OF million dollar 70.
iinery at Baltimore. a 100000 electric
light plant at Lynchburr. Va. and u
carriage factory and-a $4,000 electric
power plant in Virginia. There were
also a number OF miscellaneous enter.
prises OF other points throughout tho
so1,h
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FULLER DETAILS WANTED.
Tho State Department Desires tho Exact
Position OF tho Ailinucn

Tho State Department Desires tho Exact
Position OF tho Ailinucn.
New YoRE. March li.-Captain J. A.
Crossman, OF tho Columbian Line
Steamer Alliauca, which was fred upon
by n Spanish gunboat of Care Mayai,
Cuba, on tho morning OF March s last,
said to-day:
Tho only further details l cnn givo
tho department is to send the authori.
tics n sketch Of tho chart showing the
ships position at the timo OF tho accl-
don't, pricking out upon it tho course
We followed on our passage northward.
81 can toll you exactly, aitcr u littlo
figuring just what the position OF tho
AllIauca was, and know that at no timo
were wo nearer to any heGdland OF Cuba
than four miles. This reference to out.
lying land, making tho marine limit
farther of shore, does not hold good In
the case Of Cuba, for tho ncarost land to
Cape Maysi is llayti which Is fifty miles
away across tho wlndward passage" 1t
was pointed ou. to Capt. Cro,sman that
l!Icro WIS some doubt in tho minds OF
tho state department officials as 10
whether tho shots from tho Spanish
gunbont wcro lircd directly Mt tho Al
lNnca or merely across lor bowa. The
captain sWid worry decidedly:
Look here" reaching Tor two sccnrs
M no spoke aud holding ono in each
hand, using them to illustrate tho posi-.
,ions Of tho Two ships, "horo Ia tho
Allianca hoadiug northeast, woll TO tho
southward aud westward OF Capc Maysi.
good four pilcs of shore. Tho Span
iah gunhont steama ont from under tho
land, broad OIL FROM us and then follow
cd tho incidents rs described thcm tho
other day In my letter to tho state do.
partmeut and TO tho representative OF
tho Associated Press.
at would bc impossible for ship
that wo wcro leaving astern so rapidly
to tirc q alot across our bows. Tho at
tempt that whs made was to hit us, for
tho Spaniard deliberately altered his
courso no as TO bring ono OF lila Tor
ward port guns to boar on us, not only
once, for ho repeated tho manTnvro.
10 say thnt thoy wor0 aticmpting TO
shoot across our bow is absurd"
Tho following IL tho lottcr received
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DU DoIS BANK SUSpENDS,
Tho Directors Claim Ihey VIII lie abie,,
pry nolinr far nolinr

Tho Directors Claim They VIII lie hDie;o
Pay Dollar for Dollar.
Du Bois, Pa, March l4.-The Bank Of
Blu Bois, OF this place. closed Its doors
this morning. The suspended bank
was private institution and did not
publish statements, mono having been
published within wear. Tho capital
stock was 1000, owned by J. Z. Long.
retired lumber man; L. A. Brady, OF
Brookville; Sidney Fuller. P. S. Webber
aud William We!ngort. Tho bank did
a local business, and was used largely
by farmers TO deposit their savings, con.
siderable oil which came from the re.
cent sales OF coal lands.
Ata meeting OF tho bank directors,
held few days ago. the frat in,imation
OF tho weakness Of tho concern was
had. The directors held another meet
ing this afternoon aud gave out the
mcagre statement that th @ liabilities OF
the bank amount to $4,000 due Deposit
ors. and the assets in loans aud securi.
ties 10000. They assert tina. the bank
will pay dollar for dollar, aud promise q
complete statement in few days.
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DRANK AMMONIA.
Ex-Governor Campbell Mcns With {
Peculiar Accident.

Ex.Govcrnor Campbell Mcns With n
Pcculinr Accident.
HAMILTON. o., March 1d.-Tho family
OF ex-governor Campbell had fright
ful shock at dinner last evening. The
ex-governor, after placing n glass OF
water to his lips, suddenly rosc, stag.
gcring and foaming at tho mouth. and
apparently specchlesa. lIo managed to
nay MY throa, is burning"
DR.. Kumlor, living next door, was i'm.
media,cly called, and discovered that
tho trouble arose from drinking strong
solution OF ammonia. Investigation
showed that servant. who had used
tho ammonia in cleaning silver ware,
had placed tho bottle in tho ice chust in
such way that when tho lid wns
closed, tho contents spilled into tho
drinking wator
MIR. Campbell happened to bo tho
frat to taste it. Tho physician admin.
is,orod antido,ea quickly, but Mr.. Camp.
bell suffered sovcroly.
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SPANISH SOLDIERS
Board the Norwegian Steamer Moriugcn
but nIolrat Nothing.

hoard the Norwegian steamer Moriugcn,
but nIol-st Nothing.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE firing
on tho mail steamship Allianca by n
Spaniuh man-of.war has caused intense
excitement in shipping circles in this
city. and every incoming vessel from
Havana and adjacent ports is eagerly
awaited. When the Norwegian irui.
steamer Moringen, Captain Olsen, from
Bnracoa. docked ut pier is, North
whatves. to-day, the officers were be.
sieged for nows. Chief Officer Hensen
said that tho Moringen left Baracoa Inst
Friday and had rough weather on the
trip.
"While getting under way n. Bara.
coa," ho sa!d, twelve fully armed Span
ish soldiers came on board and re.
maincd with tho vessel until sho
reached place called Murta, on the
coast. There they left us.
"They did not Interfere with us in
any way, but thoy were keeping q close
watch on everything going on"
When told OF the firing on tho mail
steamer those on board the Maringcn
werc surprised.
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ACTING UNDi:; INSTRUCTIONS.
Consul Cunco VIII FuIAii Them But VIII
Not Dirulge lis Orders.

No. DirulGe Ills Orders.
DENVER, Col. March 14.-Dr. Cuneo,
Italian consul. started for Walsonburg
tonight in compliance with instructions
from Baron Fava. Italian ambassador.
DR.. Cuneo has received the following
telegram:
"WAIsExBURG, COL. March IS.
"Hd'idn CorrG. Dnrer, Coz.
"The Italians Of this county anxiously
desire help from you. Como to these
unfortuuates. Five mon killed"
(Signed) "a. BERTolIASo."
The following answer was sent at
noon to-day:
40 A. Be,toGaHo, H'd!SaILurQ, Coln:
"Thauks for information. Governor
guaranteed me protection. You will
have in him faithful father Cour-
age. lam ready 10 come il necessary.
Telegraph mo at least sign OF danger.
Troops are prepared to come in case OF
emergency.
(signed) "Cuxro."
DR.. Cunoo mado tho following state
ment: 81 am under instructions from
my government and will fulfill them.
but will not express my opinion until /
am authorized, and especially at this
moment, wher the United States gov
ernmcnt is friendly towards our gov
ernment."
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PENSION SwINDLER
Arrested In Pennsylvania Ycstcrtla.
Rcnpcd u Rich Harvest

Arrested In PcnnsylSnnn Yesterday.
Rcnpcd u Rich Harvest.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l4.-Tho
pension bureau has been greatly annoy
cd ior several months past by impost-
ers, persons representing themselves to
be special examiners connected with
tho bureau.
To-day tho bureau is advised by
Special Examiner. Jere Connolly that
no has secured the arrest OF barney
kcmpcr, alias Joseph Dolan, alias ".
a. Dolan. at McSherrystown, Adams
county, Pa. Dolan is alleged to have
been calling upon pensioners in south
eastern Pennsylvania, representing to
them that he had been sent out by tho
ponsion office to examine them and to
SEQ that tho board OF examining sur.
coons had done them justice. He
would domand leo Of 81 80 to have the
matter put on record.
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Viil Go Slow.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-THE
department OF state is moving with
deliberation. in making up its case
against the Spanish government based
on tho firing by o Spanish cruiser at
the American steamship Alliance, hold
ing that in matters Of such momen, it
is absolutely essential that our govern.
mont should be in possession Of tho ex-
net facts, so as 10 avoid tho humiliation
Of retraction through making demand
that could no, bo sustained BY tho evi.
dcncc. So far no reply has been re-
ceived at tho department in response TO
the request made upon Captain Cross.
man. OF tho Alliance. for further par
tculars OF tho incident.
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ELEVATED ACCIDENT.
Two Women Injured By an Elevated Train
C0ilidinx with n Dumpor.

Two Women Injured By an Elevated Train
Co,lidinE with n Bumpor
Srw YoHx, March i4.-An elevated
railway train on the Thirty fourth
Street branch OF the Third avenue limo,
bro1Gh; up against bumper tonight
while inoYing at such speed tina. two
p7Escmscrs. Matilda Fisher, agcd sixty.
ei:'l' yoars, and Lydia Thompson,
iF"ly.;wo years old. wcro badly in.
.N'"i. The first named is aaid to be
iin't Internally and bono in her right
haad waa broken. as was also tho bridge
o. her nose, and sho also sustained
nl"nY contusions about tho body.
p"'ng 10 her advanced ago she may not
:Cc1"cr.
Miss thompson had rib broken and
body.
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rRovIDExcE, r. J., March l4.-Tho
Republican state convention nominated
candidates for state oiliaora: Hon.
Charles Warren Lippitt. OF this city,
wGs nominated for governor. For tho
rest OF tho general olllcora tho prcqcn,
incumbcntI wore rcnominatnd Thoy
arc: Lieutenant governor, Edwin Il.
Allen; gccretary Of statc. Charles Bon
nett; attorney general. Edward G. Du.
Bois, and general treasurer, Samuel
Clark. Tho platform adopted resers
briefly to tho present state and national
issues and strongly endorses biennial
state elections.