New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-23
LATEST NEWS.
THE ODD WORLD.

1HE lunoral SERVICES OVCr CN0 T0a
mains OF the late Prince Imperial were OBJ
served at Chiselhurst, Eng, on the 10Th. The
Queen of England, the Prince of Wales, the
Duke of Edinburgh, the Dukes Of Cambridge
and Connaught. and the Prince of Sweden
were in attendance, ana large number Of
distinguished Bonapartists from France.
Among the latter were Prince Jerome, the
Pretender, and his two sons.
The German Parliament finally
voted for the Bismarckian Protection Tariff
bill ON the 18th. the vote standing ayes, 217;
noes, III. The Prince then read decree
closing the session. The new elections will
bc held IN October.
A BOMBAY telegram of the 18th says
the Province Of Deccan was being overrun
with rats, and that great distress was result
Ing therefrom.
A ST.. PETERSBURG telegram of the
13th-says Herr Stunt. First Secretary of the
Prussian Embassy in that city, had embraced
Catholicism for the purpose of marrying an
American heress.
TIE Egyptian steamer Samanoot re-
Gently fOundered on the way home from
Maurit!ns. Twenty-thre natives and two
Europeans persisted. *tE
THE Orange celebrations in Ireland
number OF cases OF shooting and stoning.
Only one case OF fatal shooting was reported
Up to the 14th.
On the 18th the British Parliament
was assured by Lord Salisbury that the entire
Russian force would evacuate Turkish terri
tory, within the time prescribed by the treaty
OF Berlin.
HERR Won GEssLER has been ap-
pointed German Minister Of Education and
Ecclesiastical Affairs, to succeed DR.. Falk.
CHOLERA has made its appearance
at smoensk and other places in Russia
A CONsrANTINoPLE telegram of the
18th says the Circassians were numbering and
plunlering on the east coast of the Sea of
Marmora.
On the 18th, the Empress Eugene is
sued an address in which she thanked the
English people for their sympathy ut the
death Of the Prince Imperial.
The Western District Bank at Bar
row-in-Fnrness, Eng, suspended payment on
the 18TH
A BUCHAREST dispatch received on
the 10th announces the resignation OF the
Roumaniau Ministry, because OF differences
over the question of the manc:pation OF the
Jews.
A PARIS telegram of the 10th says
several of the officers who attended the
funeral OF the Prince Imperial had been re-
moved, and Others sent to Algiers.
ACCORDING to Berlin dispatches of
the 10th serious labor riots had occurred in
the iron foundries in Silesia, in consequence
Of demand for increased wages. Troops
were called out, and several of the workmcn
killed and many wounded. z
IT is stated that in consequence of
the trade depression in Lancashire, England,
many of the operatives are emigrating to the
United states. .-
A CIRCULAR has been lately ad-
dressed to Catholic Bishops throughout the
world calling On them to promote a monster
clerical pilgrimage to Rome for the next feast
of the Epiphany.
ACCORDING to Cape Town dispatch
published in London on the 18th, Sir Garnet
Wolseley had arrived and assumed the COM
mand of the British forces in South Africa.
A LONDON dispatch of the Itch says
there were ugly rumOrs OF collapse In the
irOn-trade, and fears Of general failure were
openly expressed. -.z
On tho 18th tho Turkish workmen at
the Arsenal in Constantinople made an cx.
cccdincly riotous demonstration because their
wages we're not Forthcoming.
A lloNc KONG dispatch received on
the morning vi the 18th says China was max.
ing preparations to engage in war with Rus
Ella, TO regain control of the latter's conquest
In Central Asia.
In speech to delegation of Bona
partists on the 18th, Prince Jerome Bonapartc
said the Republic was at present the legal
government Of France, and it was the duty of
all Frenchmen to support 1t. He further
said he would emphatically discountenance
any intrigue whose object was the immediate
placing of his dynasty in power.