New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-11-10
THERE was brief earthquake shock at
Newcastle, Ont, on the evening Of the 31st

Newcastle, Ont, on the evening Of the 31st
ult.
A TELEGRAM from Teheran, Persia, of the
31st ult. says the Kurds beseging Ooromiah
had been driven back with great loss, and
had evacuated the district.
A PARIS telegram of the list says fifteen
had entered a protest against the enforce
ment of the religious DEGREES.
SIR THOMAS BoUcHE, the engineer Of the
bridge across the Tay in Scotland, which fell
some months ago, died on the LIST.
PARNELL, the leader of the Irish Land
League, visited Limerick on the LIST, attend
ed by an escort of 50, 900 persons.
THE Earl Of Bessborough, leading land
owner in Ireland, has joined the Land
League.
EMIL PoLLEsK1, the German author, died
at Berlin on the 1st
On the LIST Denmark was visited by hurri-
cane accompanied by binding snow-storm.
All the railroads were blockaded.
DURING the last week in October ISL vessels
were lost on the British coast.
On the LIST an aeronaut named August Ma
varre made balloon ascension near Paris
on trapeze-bar, and when about 600
feet high lost his hold and fell headlong
to the earth. The body struck the ground
with such force as to make hole two feet
deep and rebouIded four yards. It was
crushed into an unre cognizable mass.
The native Governor of Whydasso, ON the
west coat Of Africa, died not long ago, and
orders have been issued to make the event
memorable by the massacre of large num-
Der of the natives. It is stated that his sue
cessor will behead 200 captured chiefs.
THE harvest and the fishery having failed
in the lower portion of Quebec, the sufferers
have appealed to the Government for aid.
INDICTMENTS have be en- lodged ct Dublin
against Parnell, Dillon, Biggar, Timothy
Sullivan, Sexton, Eager, Brennan, Malachy,
O'Sullivan, Boyton, Gordon, Harris, Nally,
Welch and shendan. The trial will take
place before jury in Dublin about Christ
mas. The counts of the indictments charge
conspiracy, preventing the payment of rent,
defeating legal process obstructing the
letting of farms to farmers and exciting
hatred.
On the I'd COLI sion occurred between the
police and the people of Headford, Ireland,
caused by an attempt to arrest some disturb
ers of the peace. Several were seriously
injured on both sides.
ACCORDING to a Teheran telegram of the
I'd the Kurds having been driven out OF Persia
] the troops of the latter power were raiding
Kurdish villages.
ACCORDING to London telegram of the Sd
Princess Louise, since her return from Can
o1o had, ~ H.
and rumors of royal quarrels were current.
TIE British COasting steamer Elemore was
lost with all on board-ffteen persons-dur-
ing the recent gale on the English coast.
AN International Railway Exhibition will
be held in Berlin in 1882.
RECENTLY the American steam-launch Isa-
bel was seized by the Chilians at Payta while
the Captain was on shore. The engineers
were ordered out of the vessel and the Amer.
lean flag lowered and stamped upon. The
CHILEAN colors were hoisted, and the Captain
was rendered the value of the launch If he
would make no claim on the Government
This proposition was declined and he prompt
]y filed claim for $50, 900 and the cost of the
vessel.
ADDITIONAL agrarian Outrages were re-
ported from Ireland on the 18th. A magis-
| trate of County Leinster was fired at from
behind a hedge, and man in County Clare
| who bid for farm from which the tenants
! had been evicted suffered the loss of his ears
| at the hands of the mob.
BRITISH consols are selling at par. This Is
the highest price reached since the Crimean
war.
A BERLIN telegram Of the 18th says eighty
citizens of Hamburg and twenty families IN
Allona had been expatriated under the pro-
visions of the German Socialist law.
| IT is stated that Paris syndicate has
agreed to advance $2O,00O,O0o to Greece on
the security of its monastic and State lands
In speech at a meeting of the Land
League in Dublin on the 18th Parnell said
that, If Government detectives visited his
house, he weuld throw them into the river.
A CoNsrxNf1Sop1E dispatch of the 4th says
Turkey had appointed censor of kilograms,
and had refused to permit cipher kilograms to
pass over Turkish wires.
| In consequence of the breaking Of hoist
ing apparatus in Belgian coal mine on the
18th thirteen men were killed.
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