Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-05-01
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

-hedulnS OlnCldlS ucny Lnere is Il war
in coal rates impending.
Confederate Memorial day was gen
orally observed in Mississippi
The Duke of Orleans fell from his
horse at Seville, fracturing one of his
legs.
Miss Teeje Hayunge, servant, per-
ished in the burning of a farmhouse near
German Valley, Ill.
The United States Cordage company
is reported to be trying to form a new
combine on binder Irvine.
John Rigoulet has started to walk
from San Francisco to New Orleans his
home. The MidWinter fair broke him.
The Rev. w. F. Dinger of the Meth
odist Episcopal church at Baltimore, a
Wldely-knOWn writer on religious sub
jects, is dead.
A P. Davis of Chicago is one of the
incorporators of the Lucky Cuss" Min
ing company at Keystone S. D., with a
capital stock of $2,5O0,00O.
J. II. Arnold & Son, general mer-
chandise dealers of CaddO. l. T., as
signed to J. c. Parker of Caddo. Liabil-
tiles about $1,000; assets unknown.
Capt. W. II. Beanham. commander
of Battery B, Louisiana Field artillery,
and a member of the police board of New
Orleans, La, died at Long Beach, Miss.
Judge Golf of Columbia, S. c., and
the state authorities are likely to lock
horns over the seizure of liquor brought
into the state in viola ton of the diSpenSary
law.
AT ST Louis, while throwing the trap
to send Murderer Whitaker into eter-
nifty, Sheriff Whites foot slipped and he
went through with Whitaker, breaking
his wrist.
AT Chickering hall, New York, an
''Old master was sold for $4,000 The
Marchese de Spinola and Her Little
daughter
Emperor William of Germany thinks
of visiting Rome in October.
The children of G. ". Warield of
Chico, Cal, were drowned while ferrying
a stream on their way to school.
-Stockbroker John Allen is under ar
rest at Buffalo, n. Y. charged with mis-
appropriating $1504 wheat margins.
Thomas L. Bayard the American
ambassador at London, was a guest at
the annual dinner of the eHardwicke So
Getty
The Cubans of New York city gave
Il dinner in honor of Senior Cespedes SON
of the former President of the Cuban re,
public.
Brown. Wellington & Co.'S ware
house at Charlotte, n. c., burned. Fall
ing walls crushed eight small stores.
The President and members of the
cabinet have had group photographs
taken.
Vessels composing the extra French
squadron in Chinese waters have been
ordered home
The German Reichstag has adopted
duty of 10 marks on both refined and
raw cottonseed oil.
Mrs. James Allender was burned to
4, T., 7 al
caught fire from a stove.
Alexander Cooper, the temperance
lecturer, has induced 800 to sign the
pledge at Mason City, Ia.
"A solution of the Manitoba school
trouble may be made by the dismissal OF
the Greenway government.
There was an incipient riot among
the colored girls in the reform school at
Washington, d. G. The matron was
quite seriously bruised in the melee.
There is no clue to the identity of the
man found hanging from tree near Bra
I'll, Ind. His clothing is of good quality,
and he had committed suicide evidently.
While telling tree near Upton, Ind
John Verno was struck by falling limb
which mangled leg so badly that ampu-
tation was necessary, and he bled to
death.
The wholesale price for coal at the
from 30 cents to 81.
The treasury shows an available cash
balance of 1874. 1S5 and q gold re-
serve Of 90,76S, 500.
Co. II, Iowa National guard, recent
~ disbanded in Burlington, Ia, has been
transferred to Charlton.
The army worm has appeared in sec
tons of Indiana about Jetfersonville and
is causing great damage.
An unknown man was found hang
ing from a tree near Brazil, Ind. lie
had evidently committed suicide.
Heavy rains and hail are reported
over Southwestern and Western Texas.
Cotton planting can now be rushed.
Three poolrooms were raided by the
Denver police. The propretors viii re-
sist the attempt to close their places.
The will Of eX-Colector Saltonstall
of a scholarship III Harvard university.
Gus and Charles, 10 and L years Of
age, sons Of John Lang, a farmer near
Pana, H., have mysteriously disap-
peared.
Henry Watterson says that he is not
going into the newspaper business in Chi
cago, and that he will live and die in
Louisville.
Leo s. Kuhn will leave Peoria, ILL.,,
for the City OF Mexico, where he will
engage in the distilling business with the
son of President Diaz.
The carpet and plush mills of James
Dobson at the Falls of Schuylkill near
Philadelphia have been closed, throwing |
1000 persons out of employment.