New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-17
THE NEW WOKLD.


states that of the ten-dollar refunding GER
tificates there had been sold by the Treas
ury Department $40, OLE, $50. For the purpose
OF making the sale 100 Government officers,
mostly Postmasters, were designated by
the Secretary of the Treasury as deposita-
rles. But 500 of that number, however,
qualified by fling bonds, and through them
sales were made to the amount of $2S, 569, 200.
Seventy-six National Banks sold $l,l97,67O.
The balancc-$!0, "a, SSO-wcre sold by the
United States Treasurer and Assistant Treas.
urers. Not a cent had been lost to the Gov
eminent In the transactions. There had been
up to date S35, $50, $50 Of refunding certif.
Gates presented for conversion into four-per.
cent. bonds.
The celebrated Oneiua Community,
located near Utica, N. Y, have recently taken
new and wide departure, by declaring an
abandonment Of what Is known as the com.
pick marriage system, They claim to have
taken this action In Difference to the popular
sentiment which was evidently rising against
their peculiar practices.
SEVERAL days ago discovery was
made of triple murder which had been COM
united at Waynesville, Ohio, the dead bodies
of Mrs. HATTIE, her sister Mrs. Clementine
Weeks and the daughter of the latter, aged
eleven years, being found in the dwelling of
Mrs. HATTIE, where they had evidently lain
Tor some time after the Preparation of tho
crime. Suspicion fell on William E. Ander-
son, eighteen years of age, q son of Mrs.
Hate by her first husband, who was the only
other occupant of the dwelling at the time OF
the murder. 1t ives subsequently ascertained
that William, who, after the discovery of tho
bodies, had gone to Cincinnati, committed
suicide by drowning himself In water-tank
at Platnville. On the 4th D. r. Anderson,
father Of William, who resides in Cincinnati,
was arrested and taken to Waynesville, under
suspicion that he might have had something
to do with the terrible crime; but there were
many who did not believe him guilty or that
he had any guilty knowledge Of the affair: A
pile OF vile literature has been found belong
ing to the young man Willie. It contains
papers with dashily- headed atrocities, pictures
OF fights by land and sea, where daggers,
bowie-knives and pistols flash and CLEAN in
the hands of men and boys whose faces be-
token nothing but the basest instincts. He Is
said to have been constant reader of dime
AO'SA0S QUA ~ 40 eNOUA0O tuUt LILO u8U
been poisoned and rendered morbid by what
1t was fed upon. ....-
The votes cast in San Francisco have
been counted, aud give the following result:
The Workingmen elect the Mayor, Sheriff,
Auditor, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Public
Administrator, Surveyor, District Attorney,
City aud County Attorney, Police Judge, one
Supervisor, five members Of the Board of
Education and Railroad Commissioner for
the City District. The Republicans elect the
Assessor, Recorder, Coroner, County Clerk,
Superintendent Of Schools, Superintend-
ent OF Streets, eleven Supervisors,
seven members of the Board of Education, q
member of the State Board of Equalization,
and re-elect Congressman Davis. The re-
turns from the State at large received on the
Sth left no doubt OF the election Of Perkins
and the Republican State ticket by plurality
ranging from 10000 to $4,000. It is conceded
that the Republicans have elected all the
Congressman. a@
The election in Maine on the 9th,
according to the news received up to the
morning of the 9th, resulted in q plurality for
the Republican candidate for Governor of
about 10000 over the Greenback candidate
and about 10000 over the Democratic candi-
date. On joint ballot the Legislature will be
largely Republican. Davis (Republican) for
Governor would probably lack between 1900
and 5000 of having majority over both op-
p0nents.
The Wisconsin Democracy held their
State Convention at Madison, on the 9th, and
nominated, by acclamation, Hon. Alexan-
der Mitchell. Of Milwaukee, for Governor.
The resolutions declare the Union to DO in
dissoluble, and that the National Government
is, within the limits Of the powers delegated
by the Constitution and It's amendments,
supreme; that all powers not thereby dele.
gated to the United States, nor prohibited to
the States, are reserved to the States respect
lively, or to the people; denounce the course
Of the Republican party in the fuse Of the
military to overawo electors and control
electtons,'' etc.; declare the inaugura-
ton Of Mr.. Hayes "into the Prest-
dsrttl Office, to which Hy Tlden Vas