Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-09-25

the condition of the organization as most
prosperous. Various committees were
appointed.
Health Officer Hunkefer of Piqua,
o., appealed to the state board of health
for aid in abating a peculiar nuisance
which threatens the health of the people
of that part of the state. Snails are in,
Vulnerable and get into the houses wells
and ciSternS.
Won Hammerstein, deposed from the ed
itorship-in-chief of the Kreuz Zeitung
at Berlin, are Field Marshal Won Wal
dersee and Baron Won Manteuffel. who
thought that they were lending to the
KreuZ Zeitung.
The amendment to the constitution
of the supreme lodge, knights and La
dies of Honor, which was proposed by
Dr. Witherill at st. Louis, barring from
the society as hazardous occupations bar
tenders, railroad men, electric linemen.
ETC., was lost on final vote.
90. Coberson, a deputy United States
marshal, with headquarters at Fort
Smith, Ark, was arrested at Wichita
Kas., and taken to Arkansas to answer
to the charge of bride taking. He is
said to have released territory whisky
sellers on the payment of S25 each.
Edwin Mcneil receiver of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company, has
begun suit in the United States court at
Portland, Or, against the Liverpool
London and Globe Insurance company to
recover $S6,50O insurance OF the proper,
ty destroyed in the big elevator fire on
September %, 1894.
Capt. J. NJ. MacLean, a Scotchman
owner, and Capt. Jensen, master of the
CHILEAN vessel Atacama, with lumber
from Port Gamble to South America, are
in Jail at San Francisco. Just why the
men are in prison is a mystery and it is
alleged that international complications
may arise as result.
Nashville turned out $1,000 visitors
to the Columbian liberty bell special
car.
Near Talala, l. T., several unidenti-
fed men and children have been drowned
while trying to find the Vertigris river.
-Rebecca Polk and Lizzie Robinson,
cOlored, are on trial in Nashville, Tenn,
charged with pension frauds aggregating
$4,000.
State Labor Commissioner Powers
will get out warrants for bakers in Min
neapolis and st. Paul who do not keep
clean shops.
Fire in the Cleveland CO.. lumber dis
trict, which threatened great destruction
of property, was controlled with loss of
only $4,000.
DR.. G. W. Hudspeth, a prominent
physician in Little Rock, Ark, has been
made the correspondent in a suit for di-
vorce brought by NJ. J. Mytinger.
1t is believed that James Mcdonald,
alias LOS Angeles" the murderer Of
Detective Alfred Moore of Denver, COL,
is under arrest at Indianapolis, Ind.
AT Cleveland, O., fight which was
started by a quarrel over a woman re-
suited in the shooting of Thomas Itanno
and Thomas Angelo, who are in hos
pital.
In a counter suit for divorce at Uti-
ca, n. Y, John Stuart Coleman alleges
that his wife is natural child of Philip
D. Armour. Mr.. Armour says Mr.. Cole
man is mistaken.
Mrs. Abbie Gardner Sharp, the only
survivor of the Spirit Lake massacre, is
working to have a bill introduced in the
next general assembly of Iowa making
her custodian of the massacre monument
for life.
Sidney Blackman instantly killed
James Catchings at the house of young
lady to whom both were paying atten-
ton. Both were prominent young men
of Green Pond, Ala, where the tragedy
Ocpurrnd