Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-06-22
LATER NEWS.

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LATER NEWS.
Mrs. McKinleys condition continues
Ito improve and it is hoped she will
be able to go to Canton about July 1.
A new trolley company has been
formed to connect Chicago and Mil
wauhee by an electric road.
The violent attitude of socialists is
causing much alarm in France and
countries.
The American trap shooters team
won all the events in London.
University of Michigan won the
college baseball championship.
James Wambold, years ago one of
the best known minstrel men and cir
Gus clowns in the country, died in the
Earl Russell was arrested in Lon
don, charged with bigamy in marry
ing Mrs. Somerville in Nevada while
he had wife in England.
The president has reappointed Mig
uel A, Otero governor of New Mexico.
Crazed by causeless jealousy, George
Brown, a miner at Butte, Mont, killed
his wife and then cut his own throat.
II. j. Bowling, of Yellow Springs,
O., went to Chicago to buy cattle, fell
in love and married Gertrude Miller
in two days.
The towns of Gate City and Big Stone
Gap in Smyth county, Va, were
wrecle4 nv a cyclone,
The transport Pennsylvania arrived
80 officers and SO men of the Fortieth
volunteer infantry.
Asa Roger, aged eight years, and Carl
Roger, aged IL years, of Laketon, Ind,
were drowned.
The fishing schooner White Wing, of
Tacoma, Wash, was given up as lost
with 80 men.
A thousand Mormon families from
the United States will settle in Mexico
on lands formerly occupied by the
Yaqui Indians.
Willie Anderson, of Pittsfeld, Mass,
won the open golf championship of
the United States.
The plant of the Newport News (Va.)
Shipbeilding company was closed be-
cause Of the machinists strike, throw
ing 1000 employees out of work.
Reports of great mortality among
Boer children IN British detention
camps have split the English liberal
party,
Jessie Morris on is again on trial at
F. Dorado, Kan, for the murder of
Mrs. DIN Castle.
Enlistments for the reorganized
army are practically completed.
Ex-Gov. Hazen S. Pingree, of De-
troit, Mich, died in London after a
brief illness, aged 50 years.
Fire destroyed large portion of the
business section of Greenville, S. c.
Luther Lasure was killed and three
other men fatally injured in mine
accident near Bloomington, Ind.
The joint commission of the Episco-
pal church made a report by which
clergymen are prohibited from join
ing in wedlock divorced persons.
Mrs. Mckinley is pronounced to be
out of danger and convalescing.
Abe Barrett, negro who assaulted
a white girl, was lynched by mob
near Nugent, Miss.
President Harper, at the Chicago
university convoeation, prophesied an
endowment of $50, 100000 for the uni
versity.
The union reform party in Ohio has
nominated John Richardson, of Wes-
terville, for governor.
A conspiracy to defraud insurance
companies by incendiary fires was dis
covered in Chicago.
Russia has started new tariff war
on the United States by imposing a
high rate on American resins and BIZ
cycles.
The czarina of Russia gave birth to
a daughter, her fourth. The empire
is still without a direct heir to the
throne.
Gen. Botha and other Boer leaders
are reported to have decided to repu-
date Kruger's authority.
An insane Swede, supposed to be
A. G. Peterson, of Chicago, was killed
at Rockford, H., by policeman
whom he attempted to shoot.
Smith college, at Northampton,
Mass, has been given 100000 by a
man whose identity is withheld.
Two miles of mountain slid down
into a valley, at Hopeville, w. Va,
killing two persons.
Five hundred native Christian con-
verts were killed by Coreans on the
island of OuelDaert
Cfaig-y-nos, Adelina PATHS castle
in Wales, was put up at auction and
bid in by the owners agent, the up
set price of S25o,ooO not being Of
fered.
The Harlem track in Chicago closed
its gates as result, of an injunction
against pool selling. .as
The secretary Of agriculture pre-
idiots. that in ten yclrs the United
States will produce allsthe sugar need
led for home consumption as result
Of the beet sugar Development.