New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

\ AOI 1lS pay HELL.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
The cotton factories atZurich are work
| ing only eight hours day.
I An incendiary fire in New York city
damaged the Fulton fish market building
$4,000.
I The Q. s. Treasury department has
begun the purchase OF silver bullion az Deny-
or, Colorado, for Greenbacks.
| A Berlin dispatch reports that measures
have been taken to increase the Russian army
| in time OF war to 632 batta)Eons,
| A dispatch from Berlin, says negotia-
tons at Rome with the Vatican have been re-
sumed, with chance of success.
The river Save Hungary has overflow
| ed its banks, involving serious loss of life
and immense destruction of military stores.
A San Francisco telegram says the
Pacific Mail Steamer Grenada brought s5S,
| 600 in treasure, recovered from the wreck of
the Steamer Georgia.
| The ninth annual convention Of the
American Woman's Suffrage Association met
at Indianapolis, Nov 18th inst. with delegates
from thirteen States present
| The Howard association of New Or
leans telegraphs to Mayor Stokely, of Phila-
delphia, that $4,000 will be necessary to en-
able the association to pay its debts and close
its labor.
| A dispatch from Rome says the court
of appeal has pronounced against the
claimant in the Antonelli will case She has
announced her intention of appealing to the
court of cessation.
The Sellew manufacturing company
at Cincinnati, O., has suspended. No state
ment OF assets or liabilities is made public,
but member of the corporation states the
company will probably pay in full
In New York city, Michael Rossiter
| quarreled with his wife, and deliberately
hurled lighted lamp at her. The kerosene
was scattered over her clothing, and she was
SO terribly burned that death ensued in few
hours u.
| The female power loom weavers in the
carpet mills of the Nineteenth ward, Philadel-
phia, have struck on account Of a notification
of a reduction of wa yes ofone cent per yard
| The strikers are willing to accept one-half
1 cent reduction. @ NV
| A telegram from Rome of Nov. l4th,
says: The waters of the Tiber have overflow
ed the banks. The lower part of the city is
inundated, and it is expected that during the
night the flood will become nearly as wide
i pread as the disastrous one Of 1870
The telegraph line from Deadwood to
| Fort Keogh, Montana, has been completed
! This line opens central Montana and the Vel
| In to- AZ
world with the Black Hills and Cheyenne tel
egraph lines with which it connects
! The German Emperor William, relpy-
j ing to an address Of the wn council of Weis-
baden,said he hoped soon to resume the reins
| OF government. He trusted Germany's ac-
ton against criminal tendencies wouldbe i'm
tated by other States. The peril is common,
and SO ought to be the defense. s
a telegram from Berlin reports the be-
4 lief current there that plot exists for the as
sassination of all sovereings It states that
4 the Prussian judges, when examining Nobel
I ing's case we're led to believe in the existence
of the central organization for this purpose,
and Investigations are still going on.
A dispatch from Pesth SAYS count
Schouyaloff' S mission marks change in the
4 policy Of Russia, who was previously disposed
to strain her rights under the treaty of Berlin.
The change is due either to the general alarm
of Europe, hints received from Berlin, or
4 domestic affairs. It is noticeable that when
4 Prince Gortschakoff recently offered to go to
\ Liyadia he was informed that it was unneces-
4 sary.
The annual report of the revenue
Il marine bureau of the United States treasury
4 department. shows that of vessels wrecked or
in distress with an aggregate of 926 persons
on board, 1872 have been assisted by revenue
cutters. The estimated value of the property
!. saved is about s1,7O0O0O, and 142 persons
! We're actually rescued from death by drown.
5 ing. The expenses of the revenue marine
service for the year ending June 80, 1878
were 1914, DOL. Number of vessels in the
service, 81. 3$g
The two cases of the United States
!. against a. 3. Cladin g. Co, for the alleged
} reception, purchase and concealment Of large
amounts Of fraudulently imported silk, cam
UP in the supreme court in New York on the
18th inst. The question involved is the la.
bility Of Clafflin 8 Co., in civil action
J broug ht to recover the fines imposed by the
acts of 1928 and 1866. # the demurrers are
sustained, it will be decisive Of class Of
more or less similar cases. + not, the clause