New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-13
ing of confidence or is animpostor He asked
for no privileges, such as priests usually de-
sire to have, and he has had none.
instantaneous.

A second cable has Just been laid be-
tween amaica and Santiago de Cuba.
Yellow fever again prevails at Rio
Janerio IS deaths being reported from the
disease the first two weeks in February.
/ Willis, Percival s. Go, London bankers
have failed. Liabilities e65O,OOO. The failure
is attributed to heavy losses by bad debts.
In the Cleopatra salvage suit at Lon
don, the court of admiralty fixed the Joint
value of the vessel and obelisk at S25,OOO
A special to the London Lloyd's from
Galatz, says: The work Of removing the OBJ
structions in the Danube began on the 18th
| inst.
The resignation Of Herr Camphausen
from the German ministry is final He only
acts pending the appointment of his success
| sOr.
! The suit of Gen. Curtis Lee, for recov-
cry of the Arlington estate, has been continued
in the United States district court at Alex
andria.
The boiler of the Miami distillery near
Hamilton, Ohio, exploded on the 4th inst,
fatally scalding David Morton and John Mills.
employees.
Several supplementary elections were
held on the 14th inst, for French deputies.
and resulted in the return of ten Republican
and four Conservatives.
Judge Robertson, counsel for Gen. G.
Lee in the sutton. there covery.of the Arlington
estate, concluded his argument and the case
was submitted to Judge Hughes,wh will rem
der an opinion in Richmond
VIM. Richardson, fish trader OF st.
Johns, N. F., has failed; liabilities $4,000, as
sets 900. His name is on the paper as
endorsed Of Georges. Yates, boot and shoe man
ufacturer for about $4,000. A writ of attach
ment has issued against Yates, whose liabil-
tiles are $4,000.
A San Antonio special to the Galveston
Neeos says it is rumored Gov. Hubbard had an
interest in the Salt Lake location in which the
Ell Paso trouble originated. This report is,
however, contradicted by Gen. Ludlow, coun-
sci of the claimants.
The cutting of freight ratesat St. Louis,
to the East, reached an almost unprecedented
low figure on the 9Th inst Fourth class
freight from st. Louis to New York was taken
at 10 cents hundred, and -four at 20 cents a
barrel.
A man named Racquet who recently
left the upper Ottawa shanties, Canada, and
started to walk home, was out seven DAYS
without food, and on reaching farm house
gorged himsef to such an extent that he died
short time afterwards
The Charter Oak Life conspiracy case
against Henry Furber, R. Wiggin, j.. C.
Walker and s. b. White, former officers came
up in the criminal term of the Superior court
on the Sth inst, and by agreement was put
over for trial to Tuesday, June 11th
Considerable amounts Of Western Union
New York Central, Lake Shore and North
western, and St. Paul stocks were bought in
under the rule at the New York stock ex-
change on the 9th inst, for account of W. H.
Quick, who was short of the market.
The London Times says: The present
| rise in the price Of silver has been the result
| for the most part of speculation. Its mainte-
! nance, therefore, depends upon its present
| holders being relieved of their purchases by
| actual demand.
A Paris dispatch says by the disruption
OF the Orleanist group the government gains
about twenty supporters for NJ. Dufaure's
policy, including the state of seige, amnesty
and colportage bills. About eleven Orleanists
will probably join the Legitimists.
The London Times says: The decline
! in silver is stated to be due to an increase in
the amount of India council bills to be allott-
ed to-day, $500, 600 instead of e3OO0OO, coupled
with feeling Of uncertainty about the prob
able future financial requirements of the In
dian government.
A fever supposed to be typhoid, broke
out in the institute for the deaf and dumb at
Belleville, Ont, and four pupils have died
within few days and ten or fifteen others are
Frustrated The Ontario government has
ordered an inquiry into theTcause of the cpl
demic, which is supposed to be impure water.
Both branches of the Kentucky legis-
lature adopted resolutions instructing the
congressman of that State to support and aid
IN every possible way the Texas Pacific rail-
Wayb bill. Kentucky is strongly in favor of
the bill, and the Legislature has only carried
out the desire of the people.
A motion for new trial in the famous
i've million dollar Emma suit, has been denied.
Mr.. Clinton, counsel for VIM H. Vanderbilt
says there is absolutely no ground for the ru-
mors that the suit of Cornelius Vanderbilt has
been or is about to be settled by the paymente Of
one million dollars.
The English manufac tures and shippers
! anticipate that if Great Britain is involved in
war with Russia, the United States would not
only regain the carrying trade lost during the
war OF the rebellion but would also establish
the particular industries in which England