New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-10
)tMISCELLANEOUS

a3 49, decentralization 4Il, tsf9s ! !,
+ The Heat at Detroit July l, was report:
Fed 100 in the shade. ia ,lt.gLi fS
y Heavy failures 4 are reported in the
South stafordshire iron trade, En- gland. :.
10 Silver combs are again, alls the style
forheadWear. b Ladies will please make a note
of At. i.3s;y I,iSa .zsifgf t3sf.E Fsl| ,5Yjirf
A letter from Havana says the. cam
paign ofsthe. Spaniards against the Cubiani
cost the government eighty thousand men, and
the island is a vast cemetery. j3aj AZ
u VIII. Vanderbilt has obtained control
Of the Michigan Central railroad The Off
GERS OF thelroad now are: President, w. FL.
Vanderbilt; Treasurer, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
(son of the PRESIDENT Secretary, E.; D. Wor-s
cester; executive committee, W. n. Wander.
bilt, Augustus Seized, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Samuel +. ]Boryer. iia4lIai3 H@Q
ssB. Solomon & Sons. prominent turni-
ture dealers in New York, have assigned.
Liabilities $1,000, 600 It. was the oldestand
largest furniture house in the country. Cause
of embarras ment, heavy draft on the capital
by B. 1. Solomon, on account Of assessment;
for taxes and interest on non productive real
estate. e'% w ~ sf'tti'liA1 ,ft5at5El5 4:
AT Chicago, Judge Harlan Of the
supreme court, granted a petition requiring
the Wabash railroad company to reserve from
its gross earning s sum sufficient to satisfy
the claims Of Eastern mortgages and stock
holders, which should be allowed by court,
and put the company under bonds to begin re-
ceivinga such sum on October first. The
amount claimed by the petition of plaintiffs
jointly, is hundred thousand dollars. m +.
The Shipment Of all kinds of grain at
Buffalo, N. Y. for the month of June were
8,,391, $50 bushels. Receipts since the opening
Of navigation, including today, .24.2s4657
bushels. Movements by canal for the season,
49, 19s, $50 bushels Shipments BY rail, $685.
500 bushels. Receipts of canal tolls for the
season aggregate $a04, GAO to $Ss,714 for the
corresponding period last year. Number of
canal boats cleared 1905, against 1893 last
! year. =. \, 99.lg5sE - .;s4 aS@ = :,
1 IA positive order has been received from
the secretary Of war directing he,removal of
the army head ters from st. Paul to Fort
Smelling by July LIST. At alltevents, said the
order, no rent will be paid by the government
after that date This order is issued under the
law requirip army headqua1tersgto be at mill
itary posts, and it embraces Gen. Hancock's
department OF the Atlantic, and removes him
from New York city to Governors island lin
/ the harbor. Louisville headquarters go to
! Newport barracks, Omaha, to Omaha barracks,
,etc.dt 3i,.g ',.,3 .,Fsa s..s..,,tss s ,g3a,r i
A Portland dispatch, says it is the be-
/ lief Of old residents, in Eastern Oregon that
/ all the Indians i'm that section are disafected,
and that they will be !, ready on slight provo
cation to take up arms against the whites.
Even the Warm Spring Indians, who have
heretofore been strong friends Of the govern.
}1ment, and who have ION several occasions
rendered efficient service against the murder
sous tribes OF theirftown race, refuse to join
i their forces against the ,Banno cks,, and it is
thought that largo party Of them will join
the hostilcs. III begins to look as if the Indi
ans intend to dc. their worst this summer. :.
Budget OF Foreign News.