New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-12
MISCELL4NEOUS

d Seventy thousand dol lars worth OF deals,
slowed away at st. Lawrence wharyes, Mon
treal, were burned OH the 29th u1t No insur-
ance. The wharyes were. considerably dam
! aged.f3E t&tBl3 ia MI ,4sisj-ts,ffs.f; !,
John Kelly,an American contractor on
| the Lachine canal Of the firm Of John Hickler
| & Co., mysteriously disappeared with fifteen
thousand dollars in Canada currency on his
person Foul play is. feared u - s.,fs s.
bd There has been no change il the state
Of affairs in the strike districts Of Lancashire,
Eng The masters and operatives continue
obstinate and there is no prospect of an inn
mediate accommodation Of their differences
7 The Nez Perces Indian prisoners are
becoming restless, and are looking for intelli-
gence as to their future They say that as
the season is SO far advanced they are afraid
that any change that may be made will cause
annoyance, IS iF
IN Plymouth church examining commit
tee met on the Doth ult, and, resolved to enter
tain charges against Mrs. ,rilton of pubIishlng 9
cards slandering her pastor, and violating her
vows in not submitting the charges to the
committee before publishin g them in the
! newspapers. ~ s91 }af'}
y The formal presentation of the bust of
Mazzini to the city Of New York on the 25th
ult., took place in Central Park, in presence
otia large and fashionable assemblage.ft5 The
bust is a gift Of Italians resident il the United
States. Addresses were made byaMayor Ely,
YIN. Cullen Bryant and Others y dinner
and ball were given in the evening. (. '35. ii
f Troops have been ordered to Boise
City. Two companies will go from Fort
Candy, six from Vancouver, and all those at
Walla Walla. In consequence of the unsettled
feeling among the Indians on the upper Col
umbia no troops will be withdrawn from
Wheaton's command there. Altogether about
500 effective men can be concentrated at Boise,
but it will take two weeks for them to reach
there. Gen. Sherman telegraphs Howard
that in the movements to be made depart
sment lines will be. ignored sYtass
The sensation IN Cincinnati on the 1st
inst, was the suit brought az ainsttthe newly
installed postmaster j. P. Lodge by Jos. j
Crane, who begs to have judgement rendered
in his favor in the sum of $40, 600 against post
master j. P. Lodge Of Cincinnati, as compen-
sation to himself, plaintiff, and penalty against
j. P. Lodge for debauching the wife Of the
Aforesaid Joseph ]. Crane and alternating her
affections The petition sets forth that the
seductive proceedings Of postmaster Lodge
CONNIE nced in October, 1874, and have been e,
continued efficiently and incessantly eyer
since. It is alleged but not in the petition,
that postma ster Lodge has the woman ( in his
employ in the Cincinnati post Office. ~;
A dispatch from Gen. Mel oWel was
received at army headau rters on the 1st inst,
(which gave hopeful ind ationso Of first class
Indian war again this summer. It stated that
the Bannock Indians HAD been making threats
to- the settlers for some time past. The letter
reports that the Indians above Mentioned have
gone into camp with about 200 warriors well
armed and equipped, between the Big Cammas
prairie and the Snake river inI the, lava beds.
The settlers counted sixty lodges Of them and
twenty more lodges of Buffalo Horses war.
riors have Just Joined them. A detachment 81
seventy five soldiers has gone 70, protect the
t{4I III i}5ss5t 5stt's $500 "a