Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-01-04

Is. D. inaugurated.
gu. S. senate agrees to house amendment
abolishing saIe Oh 1iqu Wan ~ SAINT arin iMinn1
inaugurated.
14U. S. supreme court holds that Cuba is
foreign territory, and that e. r. W. Neely,
accused of embezzling postal funds In
Cuba, is subject to eXtradlt1on; ,GoVs
Richard Yates Qll.), w. T. Durbin lnd),
A. NJ. Dockery (Mo) and w. E. Stanley
(Neb) inaugurated. National electors
cast ballots for pres and vice pres; re-
turns show % states cast 292 votes for
Mckinley and Il states d l55 for Tor Bryan \ uoor
rep, Mass), w. p; Frye rep.,, Me2, H.
e. Burnham Gep., n. h. Jas. Mcmillan
(rep., Mich.), Thos. NJ. Patterson fusion-
list, Ind ID elected L. S. senators. Gov.
Sayers (Tex) inaugural ed. Thirty Fill
pino leaders deported from Manila TO
Guam.
Rican Legislature, providing for jury
trials w. A. Clark (Mont.) B. r; Till
man Is. c. and F. w. Carmack cTenn)
1sIGov. Jefferson Davis (Ark.) inaugural
22SU. S: senator's elected; s: NJ; Cgllom
(Minn.), R. ]. Gamble IS. d., W. J. Sewall
IN. y, ]. E. Burton (Kan.), S. B, Elkins
CIV va, Jas. H: Barry (Ark), J; ";
Bailey CTex) and F. M. Simmons IN. CO
....Gov. Mcmillan (Tenn) inaugurated.
Feb. 2-Pres. signs army reorganization
bill.
4-W ar department pTOnlDilS safe VI llquoi
in military reservations.
5-N. A. Miles appointed lieutenant general
under new army law.
13-First Filipino provincial government
launched in province of Pampanga....
Congress makes official count of electoral
votes for pres. and vice pres; Mo kinney
and Roosevelt declared elected by ~
votes against 155 for Bryan and Steven
20-J. G. A. Leishman, U. S. minister to
Switzerland, transferred to Turkey.
ha N a q m ~
eral in regular army.
21-Cuban constitution signed by all dele
sta 1ee GU Of +. S. powers accept principle
that no further concessions of Chinese
territory be sought or obtained without
international assent.
23-J H. Mitchell (rep., Ore.) elected y. S.
Mar. 2@Pres. Mckinley signs army bill
with it's provisions for governing Philip
pines and concerning relat tons with Cuba.
APresident Mckinley inaugurated for End
term, and Vice Pres. Roosevelt takes oath
of office; inaugural ball most spectacular
in history of such affairs. Congress ad-
journs sine die after passing all large ap--
preparation bills except the river and
harbor, which was talked to death by
Senator Carter (Mont). .Appropriat tons
by seth congress amount to 81, 44O, ,545
5-Pres. Mckinley reappoints members of
6-Robt. S. Mccormick (Chicago) nominal
ed to be minister to Austria hungary.
S-Paris Gibson (dem., Mont) elected U. S.
senator. Delaware legislature adjourns
without electing U. S. senators.
11-England rejects amended form of Hay
Pauncefote isthmian- canal treaty.
1-Maryland legisla ture passes laws dis
franchising 10000 illiterates.
23-Atty. Gen. Griggs resigns position in
presidents cabinet.
27EAguinaldo, Filipino insurgent chief,
captured by Gen. Funston.
2S-Gov c. H. Dietrich and j. II. Willard,
both republicans, elected U. S. senators
from Neb
3o-Funston appointed brigadier general in
regular army.
Apr. Tom i. Johnson elected mayor of
Cleveland. O..
2-Aguinaldo takes oath of allegiance to U.
SC H. Harrison (dem.) elected mayor
of Chicago by majority of 2S,257.
9-Philander G. Knox, of Pittsburg, sworn
in as atty. gen. in presidents cabinet
11-Order issued by Sec of Navy Long
makes Admiral Dewey ranking officer of
navy, ]. A. Howell, senior rear admiral;
W. S. Schley is No. and VIM. 7. Samp-
son No in line of promotion. .Aguin-
aldo's manifesto acknowledges incapac-
ity of Filipinos for self-government and
ddvices insurgents to make peace.
s3+Pres Mckinley and party start on
transcontir entail trip.
ao-McKiuley party at Memphis.