New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-30
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.

LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.
ACCORDING to q Vienna telegram Of
the 18th, Turkey had distributed sixty-eight
bsttalions of infantry, with the requisite com.
plement of artillery and cavalry, between
Adrianoplc aud the frontier Of Eastern
Roumelia, a. . guaranty against disturbances.
The statue of Theirs will be unveiled
ut Nancy on the Sd of August. rs
A LONDON telegram of the Goth says
several attempts had lately been made to
throw from the track the train upon which
Queen Victoria travels from London to Scot
land. s@ ....s5 ..5.
GREAT excitement was recently
caused in Brussels by the charge that certain
Jesuit priests had been guilty Of posting
placards demanding the assassination of the
King. ,4-. ~ ~
IT was reported on the Goth that the
mental condition Of e1-Empress Carlotta was
much improved. -.a1s:...-
A LONDON dispatch of the 21st says
the anti rent disorders in Ireland were in
creasing. . .s >sae,.-
A ST.. PETERSBURG dispatch of the
2lst says large fire was devastating Mimi
Novgorod. The bazaar and q great many
houses had been destroyed. In one of the
shops an explosion occurred which caused the
death Of twenty-one persons.
PRINCE CHARLES, of Roumania,
threatens to abdicate unless the Jews in that
country are emancipated. "
LARGE tracts of land in Yorkshire
and Derbyshire, England, are flooded in con-
sequence OF recent rains.
THERE was fall of snow in Dau-
phiny, in Southeastern France, on the 2lst.
The Porte has refused to permit the
United States steamer Quinebaug to enter
the Black Sea because her tonnage exceeds
500.
A LONDON telegram of the 22d says
Russia was on the eve of great operations in
Central Asia, to neutralize British prestige In
Afghanistan.
PRICE, BoUsrEAD & Co., army
agents and merchants of London, failed on
the ED for $4,000, 600.
RUSSIAN cattle and sheep are for
hidden transit through Germany because Of
the appearance of the rinderpest.
The districts of Bulgaria near the
Danube have been placed In state of siege
In consequence Of apprehended disturbances.
NEWS received from Cape Town on
the 23d was to the effect that Lord Chelms-
ford had succeeded In repulsing the Zulus, by
whom he was surrounded, inhicting immense
loss. The British lost tel killed and fifty
three wounded. The Zulu loss Was 800. Ulun-
d., the Kings capital, and large number of
military kraals were burned. General Wolse-
ley sent telegram, which was received ON
the 23d, in which he stated that he had halted
all achievements, as he believed the war was
substantially ended. i
IT is stated that the International
Company for an above-ground railway across
the British Channel, organized In 1879, will
soon commence operations.
THE Albert shooting prize at VIM
bledon, England, was won by Milton Farrow,
an American. --s'.s'
WAR between Turkey and Greece is
said to be imminent.
The Swiss Government has forbid
den public funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains OF the Bishop Of Paderborn.
VERY serious rioting occurred at
Wimbledon on the afternoon of tho oath. A
large mob endeavored to force an entrance
to the volunteers camp, and TO effect their
purpose smeared the fence with petroleum
and set 1t on fire. The police charged the
mob and finally succeeded in driving them
back. but not before many policemen and riot.
ers we're badly injured.
SEVERAL English cotton. spinners
failed on the 24h. -
A MEETING of Louisiana bono -holders
was held in London on the 25th, and after 4
long discussion, the Chairman was instructed
to send q cable dispatch to the President Of
the Louisiana Constitutional Convention
pointing out the danger which would follow
to the credit of Louisiana by the Reputation
which the measures before the Convention
proposed.
Ex-EMPREss EUGENE hes written to
Queen Victoria begging that no penalty Ike in
ficted on Lieutenant Carey. who was in
charge Of the escort when the Prince Imperial
was killed.
THE International Bank of Hamburg
has gone into liquidation.
RUSSIA has given an assurance TINT
the last Russian soldier will have Quilted
Turkish territory by the 4th of August
DISASTROUS floods are reported
throughout Belgium, and great loss Of prop.
erty in the Rhine valley.
RUSSIA proposes to establish and for
tify a maritime station ON the Siberian coast.
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