New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-11-03

3ed several more int uders IN Indian Tcrrt-
tory had been arrested, md would be escort
cd tos the Kansas line. Waterman, one Of
Gaynes' agents, with twenty -hyeS followers
narrowly escaped into Kansas. The. intruders
were mostly from Kansas and Arkansas.
on the 2sdat Nashville, Tenn, Judge Key
held that where the OWnor Of . distillery
attempted TO defraud the Government the
distilled spirits In bonded warehouses were
forfeited, without regard to the claim Of
wholesale liquor dealers who may have pur-
chased them from the distiller and notified
the Internal-Revenue Collector Of the pur-
chase.
TIE official returns OF the Indiana election
show plurality for Porter for Governor Of
1857.
ON the 25th President Hayes and party
reached Shakespeare, N. NJ, and left at once
for Fort Cummings.
A FEW nights ago murderous fight 90
Cured in q low den near Camp Sheridan,
Neb., where large number Of cow boys and
soldiers had congregated. A dance was in
progress, and poor whisky was consumed In
large quantities. One man was shot dead on
the floor early In the evening, but the festiv-
tiles were continued until the whole party
became involved in shooting ARRAY. Two
men more were killed and several others
fatally wounded.
ROBERT E. JOHNSTON, for twenty i've years
editor of the Michigan Farmer, died suddenly
at Detroit on the night Of the 25th from heart
disease.
IT is announced that Rev. 81. W. Thomas
has accepted the pastorate of "The Peoples
i,,cf in n
services will be held at Hooley's Theater.
THERE are between IS, 900 and 81, 0N regis
tered voters in Chicago.
BETWEEN January and October ~, 1880,
122, 557, 1856 bushels Of grain were received at
Chicago. During the same period 2,2OSsS5
barrels of -four were received. Reducing the
-four to grain, the aggregate of grain receipts,
were 133, COZ, 40 bushels.
On the evening Of the 9th Bishop Daggett,
of the Methodist Church, died at his home in
Richmond, Va. He had been long Ill and his
demise was not unexpected.
Foreign Intelligence.
ACCORDING to the st. Petersburg Golos of
late date Russia, which usually exports
$40, 600, 900 bushels of grain, will have to i'm
port somewhat this year in consequence of
the ~ general failure of the Russian CROP
The prospects for future good harvests,
moreover, were not encouraging. An insect
/ which has defied all efforts to exterminate
it, and which has. proved the greatest enemy
of the Russian fmers, has made the fields
it's abode. Being sheltered by the SHOWS
during the winter, it renews it's work of
doafruction on oh oprirn Nkho ,,roeroo< I,>fo
the people is anything but pleasant.
A REPORT was current in London on the
night Of the 26th that the new Ameer of
Afghanistan had been murdered, and that
utter anarchy prevailed in Cabul. :
A RECENT. London dis patch says Justin
Mccarthy, the author, had joined the Irish
Land League to emphasize his protest against
the Government prosecutions. .
Mr.. PARNE11's private secretary was Dr.
rested at Cork Ireland, on the Goth for in
timidating farmer who wished to rent
farm from which former tenant had been
evicted -
THE sale of corn to Russian agents has
been prohibited by the Shah of Persia.
The lower house of the Legislature of the
Netherlands has refused41 to 2O-to re-es-
tablish capital punishment.
A LEADING bank Of Montreal has recently
notified it's depositors that it would allow no
interest on money after the LIST of November.
The reason given was that the bank had
large sum of money lying idle, owing to the
difficulty of finding profitable business In
which to invest it. ..."-
COUNT Won MoLTKE, Chief Marshal of the
German Empire, has refused the title of
Prince, offered by the Emperor on the occa-
sion Of the eightieth anniversary of the
Counts birth, which occurred on the 26th.
WILLIAM CATHRow, of Toronto, Can, died
few days ago, leaving an estate of SIC, O00,-
900 to be divided among his nephews and
nieces. --a--
A CALCUTTA dispat oh of the 9th says tele-
graphic communication with Cabul had been
destroyed. The British Government had, up
to the morning of the 28th, received no Off
cial confirmation Of the rumor that the new
Ameer had been assassinated. It was known.
however, that condition of anarchy pre-
vailed in the Afghan Capital, and the Gov
eminent was prepared for the worst.
The Italian Chambers have been conyoked
for the 18th of November. ~
ACCORDING to "a Berlin telegram of the 9th
the German Federal Council had determined
to proclaim minor state Of siege at Ham
burg.
On the 9th the King of Greece ordered
the formation of fifty additional battalions of
troops.
The magistrates of tho West Riding of
Cork, Ireland, have recommended the sus-
pension of the writ of habeas corpus.
A RESOLUTION has been adopted by the
Irish Land League to keep Davitt in the
United States to direct the anticipated re-
sponsive movement among Irish-Amercan
citizens.
LATER.
Two PASSENGER TRAINS came into collfs-
ion on the Panhandle Road near Steuben-
Vile, Ohio, on the goth ult., and the acci-
dent resulted in the killing of James Cum
bingham, Charles Cunningham, Michael
Cunningham and Thomas Langan, who were
in the baggage-car of one of the trains.
Thomas Anderson, one of the fremen, was
killed, and John Cloudy and George Thomp-
son were slightly injured. None of the pas
sengers we're hurt.
THE British Government has been advised
of the murder Of q magistrate and two clerks
while witnessing war dance in South Africa
There Is great excitement not only In Basuto-
land but throughout England, and there is
general demand that troops be sent to the
Cape.
Z, Miss FRANCES E. WILLARD, of Evanston,