New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

"A -" h01AANOAON ASSAAA VI WIZ Avn
says the called bonds of the Government
outstanding on the 10th, upon which interest
ceased July II, 1879, amounted to $780,
$50, and the amount of deposits with Ma
tional Banks, the proceeds of bonds sold,
was SIG, 2O5 ,9lS, of which 100000 was COW
cred by called bonds or coupons in the hands
of the agent Of the United States in London.
AN order was issued from the Treas
ury Department at Washington on the 10th
authorizing the United States Treasurer and
the Assistant Trcasurcrs at Boston, New
York, Philadclphia: Baltimore, Cincinnati.
six per cent over the condition of the crop at
the same time last year. -. '.-,z .... :
The Louisiana State Republican
Convention has been called to meet in New
Orleans on the third Monday in October.
CHARLES GLASS, colored man, was
hanged in the County Jail at Cairo, ILL.,, on
the 10Th, for the murder of Carter Newman,
also colored, in Cairo on the 23d day of March
last. e.. .s.. 8
The State Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb at Delavan, Wis, was burned to
the ground on the morning of the 10Th. The
fire originated in the cupola. The buildings
cost $25O,OOO. ....
The whole western part of the City
of Hastings, in Nebraska, was destroyed by
fire on the 10th. Loss, $4,000.
The Commercial Exchange of Phila-
delphia have recently, by vote of ninety
four to sixty-four, adopted the GENITAL system
as the basis for the purchase and sale of grain,
-four and seeds, to take effect January l, 1880.
The Quarter Centennial celebration
Of the settlement of Kansas was held at Law
renee on the 10th, and was magnificent sue
cess. 1t is estimated that 10000 people were
in attendance. The Governor and most of
the State officers were present and partici-
pated in the ceremonies The leading address
was by Rev. Edward Everett Hale, of Boston.
The Massachusetts, Republican State
Convention met at Worcester ON the 10th,
and organized by electing Alexander Fl. Bull
lock permanent Chairman. John D. Long
was nominated for Governor; Byron Weston
for Lieutenant Governor; George Marston
for Attorney General; G. r. Ladd for Audi
tor; H. B. Pierce for Secretary Of State; c.
Endicott for Treasurer and Receiver. The
resolutions adopted affirm the doctrine that
the United States is Nation, and
declare that while local self-government on
all matters which belong to the States must be
fully recognized the National Government
should secure to its citizens, from whom it
claims allegiance, complete liberty and exact
equality in the exercise Of their civil and po-
litical rights; charge the Democratic party
with having undertaken to revive sectional
animosity for the purpose of securing political
ascendency in the Southern States; insist that
the paper and coin circulation of the country
shall at all times be maintained at par with
the gold standard of the commercial world ;
applaud the firm and patriotic course of
President Hayes in maintaining the Constitu-
tional prerogatives of the Executive, and in
courageously and successfully resisting all
efforts of Democratic Congress to cripple
the functions of the Governments" ETC., etc.
The Fall River (Mass.) strikers at
tackled party of French men, women and
| children who had been brought from Canada
to take some of the vacant places in the mills
there, on the 18th, and drove them through
the town, hurting rocks at them and beating
and kicking them. Several were very badly
| hurt.
OFFICIAL returns received in San
Francisco on the 18th renderit certain that
the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Third District has small majority.
AT Detroit on the 18th Rev. Samuel
8. Harris, Of Chicago, was formally conse.
Grated Episcopal Bishop Of the Diocese OF
Michigan.
| A sEvEN-YEAR-oLD boy named John
B. Ramer died Of hydrophobia, at Cleveland
Ohio, a few days ago, after an illness Of one
day. He was bitten BY a dog about two
months before the disease was developed in
his system. The dog also bit a policeman al
the time the boy was bitten.
Chicago, St. Louis, New, Orleans and San
Francisco to pay out gold coin as well as sill
YER coin and notes upon current obligations
of the Government, and upon advances tx
disbursing officers, as may be convenient and
practicable. Transfers Of coin for this pur
pose win be made to any Assistant Treasurer
when necessary by the Treasurer Of thu
United States in Washington, BY application
to him. Standard silver dollars may also bs
obtained rs heretofore. 4 81 84
DURING July, 1879, there were ex
ported from United States ports 5oG22e
gallons Of petroleum and petroleum prod
ucts, the aggregate value Of which wa
$4,23s,46l.
YELLOW-FEVER NEWS.
THERE were twenty three new case.
Thirteen colored) and four deaths reportei
IN Memphis on the 18th, and one case AMI
four deaths on the 14th. The weekly repor
showed II ~ new caseA fsayenfy-t cnl0ref1l