New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-12-03
THE NEW WORLD,

THE Governor and Council of Maine
gave notice on the 22d that they would be "a
session from the 1st to the 18th of December,
for the purpose of examining official election
returns, and candidates claiming irrcgulari-
ties or other causes presumed to vitiate their
election would have reasonable opportunity
to be heard personally or by duly-authorized
counsel.
NEWS was received on the Esd that
the Chilians had made descent on the Peru
Wan coast and captured Pisagua, after Sc
we're fight. The Peruvian army had retired
inland, followed by the invaders.
o. S. Cross and Buck Brown, charged
with participation in the lynching of Bill
Young, at Luray, NO., have been held for
trial in $4,000 and $1,000 bail, respectively.
Cross was said to have proved an alibi, but
the Justice concluded to let a jury pass upon
this point, and remandcd him. A Gallipolis
(Ohio) special to the Cincinnati Commercial
says William Smith, one Of the leaders of the
mob who hung Young, was arrested at the
former place on the 23d.
A BICYCLE race between an English
and French team and team Of picked Amer
lean bicycists was begun at the Exposition
building in Chicago on the oath. The
Americans had an allowance of one hundred
miles, and at the close of the match the runs
of the highest two Of each team are to be
taken to decide the result. The Americans
were slightly ahead at the end of the first
days race.
SEVENTEEN persons were injured on
the Gath bya collision OH the Ware River
Railroad, near Palmer, Mass A freight train
was running on passenger trains time and
the two trains came together when under
rapi,: hcadway. Both engines were demol-
isiled, and the engineer and fireman of the
freight train and three other employees were
seriously hurt. The accident was caused by
the freight conductors watch being fifteen
minutes SLOW
The steamship Mosel, which arrived
ut New York on the Path from Europe,
brought 81, 100000 in American gold coin and
British gold bars.
SEVERAL witnesses who were former
employees in the Custom House at New Orleans
testified before the Kcllogg-Spofford Investi-
eating Committee on the Oath to the effect
that money had been paid to secure the cleo
ton of Senator Kellogg.
INTELLIGENCE was received at San
Francisco ON the Gath of another impending
revolution III Mexico General Jesus Rami-
rcz had pronounced, and some of his forces
had been at Rosavia, Concordia and Copala,
scout sixty miles from Mazatlan, near the
lines Of Topic and Sinaloa. Another small
force had pronounced at Cosala, in the State
of Sinaloa. At Lapaz insurgents had also
pronounced.
Tie Attorney General stated on the
gath TO tho Washington correspondent Of the
chicago MttrOctuu that without any amend
ment to the Constitution Congress can pass
an act for the protection Of trademarks
which will not be open TO any Of the OBJ
jcctions On account OF which the Supreme
Court held the present law unconstitutional.
IN the opjnion of the Attorney General, the
fault with the act declared unconstitutional
vas IL lii, form and detail, and the Constitu-
ton docs not deny protection to trademark
property.
DENIS KEARNEY, the San Francisco
agitator, was fined twenty dollars in the San
Francisco Police Court on the oath, for car.
rying concealed deadly weapons. The charge
OF disturbing public meeting was con.
tinucd.