Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-12
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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The General Lutheran synod at Ha-
gerStown, Md, adopted a week of self
denial for the sake of their missions.
An attempt was made to wreck the
east-bound passenger train No. 6 at a
point three miles west of kellogg, La.
The wages of 500 miners at Gothile,
Ala, were raised 10 per cent. by the
Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing com,
pany.
Mrs Edward Roby denies she has
started a movement to secure the next
Democratic convention for Hammond,
Ind.
The man shot in Eckles gambling
resort at Alexandria, Ind, proves to be
Herbert Otto. and he is at the point of
death.
The famous outlaw Dick Yeager and
his followers have been penned up in
a cave in the Glass mountains by an Ok
lahoma sheriff.
j P Jordan has been appointed re-
ceiver of the Beacon photographic COM
pany of Boston. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets, So, 1000.
The Alabama Democratic Silver
league has issued call to Democrats to
organize county clubs, after which a state
convention will be held to discuss free
coinage
William Mcdonald was arrested at
wives.
The United States ships San Fran
cisco and Marblehead have left South
ampton for Hamburg.
The Southern Pacific has reduced
rates on wines shipped from California
to the East 3 cents gallon.
Bolt and nut manufacturers of the
United States met at Cleveland, O., and
decided to raise prices 10 per cent.
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era at Brest, France, is contradicted by
the United States representative at Nam
ties.
The vote on the scale in the Massil-
Ion district SO far received seemed to show
a large majority III favor of rejecting the
offer.
The backbone of the strike which has
Farwell Wooden mills at Central Falls, r.
l., is broken.
Secretary Lamont has arrived at
West Point to attend the graduating ex-
ercises. He was escorted to the hotel
with military pomp.
The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the Merchants Laclede Ma
tional bank of st. Louis to begin bust
ness; capital, $1,000,000.
Amos Kiger, one of the engineers at
the Wabash Paper mill at Wabash. Ind.
five children, leaving them penniless.
Wayne McVeagh, United States min
lister to Italy, has arrived in London.
The McMyler Manufacturing company
of Cleveland, o.. has increased wages
TO per cent.
Carl Browne says that if he is not in
Jail he will be in Washington at the head
of a commonweal army on July 4.
Arguments opened yesterday at San
Francisco in the case of the United States
against the estate of Leland Stanford.
The government is determined to
stop the fencing in of public lands by
cattle companies and others and will
use troops if necessary.
Suit has been filed at Franklin, Ind.
to contest the will Of Mrs. Malinda Need
ham, involving 100000 1t is alleged
she was of unsound mind.
Nicaragua has sent large force to
Castillo Viejo and Fuerte San Carlos
with the covert intention of occupying
the entire line of the canal.
The Ontario House of Commons voted
down a resolution providing that women
possessing necessary property qualitica-
tons be allowed to vote in federal elec-
lions.
The Raleigh On. c. News and OBJ
server has abandoned the Southern Asso-
ciated Press and has signed a ninety
year contract with the Associated Press
for its news service.
AT Elkport, Ia, Mrs. Henry Linden
burg, drowned herself in a cistern.
Little Annie Long of Jeffersonville,
Ind, was seriously gored by a cow.
Lumber worth $4,000 burned in the
j. e.. Greilick company's yard at Traverse
City, Mich.
At has been decided to employ 500
lasOrers at the Pacific terminus of the
proposed Panama canal.
The mysterious disease in Aurora, ILL.,,
has proved to be genuine smallpox. The
patients have been rigidly quarantined.
Sir Charles Augustus Murray died at
Paris. His first wife was an American,
the daughter of the late James Wads>
worth
Joe Hayes was arrested at Huron,
). d., charged with having started the
fire which destroyed $4,000 worth of
property.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Col
Gins cart works at Jackson, Mich. The
loss will reach $4,000 and 300 men are
out of work
-Cigarmakers at Detroit object to San
mex shops, where boys and girls are
taught the trade, and go of them have
gone on strike.
1t is reported that Thomas Byrnes,
6eX-sGperintendent of police of New York,
will organize a private detective agency
III the near future.
Provost Charles Harrison has given
100000 TO the University of Pennsyl-
vania as a memorial in honor of his
father, Charles Harrison.
Deputies had to put down a riot
among 800 striking laborers on an inn
pounding reservoir five miles west OF AL
.toona, Pa. More trouble is feared.
The Pueblo (Col) City railroad is
10 he sold to satisfy a mortgage of $780,,
900 The property will doubtless be bid
in by the General Electric company.
Five dwellings were burned at Casey
Vile, Ind, many of the occupants mar
rowly escaping. The victims are rem
dered destitute.
~>'Paving and Municipal Engineering"
au Indianapolis trade journal, estimates
the public work to be done in 300 Unit
ed States cities in 1895 at S20O,000,OOO,
or four times as much as last year.
j. B. Pound, proprietor of the Chat
tanooga (Tenn.) Evening News and of
the Knoxville Evening Sentinel, has pur-
chased the Knoxville Morning Tribune.
Both DaDerS will take the Associated