New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-12

SEC'Y SHERMAN. IN the LIST, issued
another call for the r. cmpt;on Of go, Coz, 600
$40 bonds Registered .rd coupon). interest
70 cease on the LIST Of May.
The net increase of coin in the
United States Treasury during January was
t2oo,742.
The public-debt statement for JAN
nary shows q total OF debt and interest Of
2,4O8 .346,S25. Cash in Treasury, fSS3, 49,
Gus. Debt, less cash in Treasury, 1902 1893, s
l9o! Decrease during the month, 81, 75l,9s0
IT 10 estimated that the Arrears-of-
Pensions Law will require the payment of a
large sum from the public Treasury-how
large is not known. The estimates range
from e19, COZ, 600 to $3.50, 0O0, 00o-the first the
estimate Of Sena>.r Ingalls and the last that
Of Sec y-of-the- Treasury Sherman.
CHIEF JOSEPH and the Interior De-
partment have arrange. for the cession by
the Nez Pcrces OF about 1870 square miles in
Idaho. The terms are six townships in the
4 per cents, to be he'll by the Treasury De-
partmcnt in trust, an the interest to be dis
tributed quarterly.
TIE Brooklyn presbytery has ap-
pointed committee It. investigate Rev. T.
Dewitt Talmage. The resolutions declare
that he ts charged with falsehood and deceit
and with using improper methods in preach
ing.
5. H. SAYLEs, of Danville, and S. L.
& T. ID. sayles, of Versailles, Conn, the
largest wooden manufacturers in the United
C$okn tnf1 ALo 1.,Ai "a
100000.
In the United States Court at Balti-
more, Nd. on the Sd, the case of a policeman
indicted for stufling a ba:lot-box at the late
election was called. H. entered general de-
murrer, declaring that stufling ballot-box
was not, under the United States, an indicta-
bic ofrense. The Court sustained the demurrer
and discharged the prisoner.
The business portion of the Town of
Lee Mass, was destroyed by fire on the Sd.
Loss, 100000.
RICHARD HENRY DANA, the Boston
poet and essAyist, died at his residence in Bos-
ton, on the I'd. He was niuety-three years
old.
In the United States Senate, on. the
Sd, the Presidents nominees for Collector
and Naval Officer at the Port of New York
were confrmed-the former by vote OF 33 to
"A, and the latter by vote Of 81 to IS.
ACCORDING to the Ottawa (Can.)
Free Press of the 4th, the stories about Sitting
Bull having crossed over the border into
ton in truth. That paper claimed to have
w., 80 s,,f1 % 81 -
Chief was then campcd at Frenchman's Creek,
twenty-five miles north of the boundary line.
The amount of National Rank circu-
ton outstanding, on the LIST, was 1922, 930, $40
The amount of bonds held as security for cir
eulating notes was S34S, 1853, 200. ..%
The President, on the 9TH, nominated
Algernon &. Badger to be Collector of Gus
toms at New Orleans, vice Il. l.. Smith, to be
removed, and w. s. Mcmillan to be Post
master, viee Badger.
H. A. MCINTYRE, q Lake City (Col.)
banker, has been sentenced to five years. i'm
pris0nmentin the Lincoln (Neb.) Penitentiary,
for making false entries in his books. @=
THE Supreme Court of Vermont has
refused the application of John P. Phair, the
condemned murderer, for a new trial, and
sentenced him to be hung on the 4th of April
JOHN G. HUBERT, ex-County Judge,
and President of the First National Bank of
Saratoga Springs, has been arrested and held
to bail IL the sum OF $4,000, for cmbezzling
the funds If the bank.
The Edmunds resolutions, adopted
In the United States Senate, on the 5th, read
as follows:
Resolred, As the Judgment of the Senate, that
the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments to the Constitution of the United
States have been Legally ratified, and are
% valid and of the same paramount au-
ton, that the people of each State have
o common interest in the enforcement of the
whole Consultation in every State Of the Union,
and that it is alike the right and duty of Con-
Rress to enforce said amendments, and to pro-
tect every citizen in the exercise of the rights
thereby, secured, by laws of a general char.
acter already passed for that purpose, and
enforcement and protection are not secured by
existing laws, and that it is the duty of the
Executive Department of the Government,
faithfully and with diligence. to carry all suoh
laws into impartial execution, and of Congress
to appropriate all moneys needful for that end,
Kss0Ired, further, That it is the duty of Con.
gress to provide by law for the full and i'm partial
duly qualified in the right to vote for Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and to this end the Com
mittee on the Judiciary be. and it il hereby, in
structed to prepare and report, soon as may be,
bill for the protection of such rights, and pun
ishment of infractions thereof.