New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11
West and SO11th.

MRS. JOHN II. SAKE died recently at
Brooklyn, N. Y, aged sixty years.
HE census returns from Missouri, as
far as received up to the I'd, indicated popu-
lation in the State of about 1900, 900, gain
OF 5OO,OOO in ten years.
ACCORDING to Montgomery Gala. }
telegram of the Sd reports from various parts
OF the State indicated Democratic majority
of between 10000 and 10000 on the whole
State ticket, and the Legislature was almost
entirely Democratic. The Independent and
Greenback vote was much lighter than an
ticipated.
AT the State election held in Ken
lucky on the I'd Chief-Justicc Pryor was re-
elected Judge of the Court of Appeals by a
very heavy majority.
A RAILROAD contractor, named Stew
art, on the 4th identified the old man in Jail
at Fremont, Neb., as John Bender. Stewart
was once we'll acquainted with the family.
JUDGE THOMAS HE1LMAN on the 18th
declined the nomination for Congress lately
rendered him by the Democrats of the
Eighteenth Illinois District.
The Republicans of Michigan held
their State Convention at jackson on the
9Th and nominated a full State ticket, headed
by David II. Jerome for Governor. Prcsi-
dental Electors were also nominated.
ACCORDING TO a Los Pinos dispatch
of the 5th one-hundred and thirty-hve chiefs
and head men of the Utcs had signed the
Ouray treaty.
On the night of the 18th St. Aubrey
Angelo, a correspondent of the Liverpool
(Eng.) Courier, was run over by the cars on
the Union Pacific Railroad, near Cheyenne,
one arm and ono leg being crushed. He was
iouno ueau next morning, with a bullet-hole
IN MS head and a revolver lying by his side,
and 1t is supposed that after the accident,
despairing of recovery, he shot himself.
IHE following Congressional nomi-
nations were announced on the 5th: First
Ohio District, B. A. Butterworth, Repub.
lican (renominateO; Second Ohio, Thomas
l.: Young, Republican (renominated) ;
lhlrd Ohio, General r.. D. Ward, Demo.
crat; Tenth Ohio, Morgan Shafter, Demo.
crat; Third West Virginia, John L. Kenna,
Democrat; Second West Virginia, Judge J.
I. Hokc, Republican; Sixth. Michigan, Gen
eral 0. L. Spaulding, Republican; Seventh
Virginia, John Paul, Readjuster; Sixth Indi-
ana, Colonel Miller, Democrat; Fifth Illinois,
K. M. A. Hawk, Republican (renominated).
IHE announcement is made that the
friends of the victims of the Mamie disaster
at Detroit will sue the steamer Garland, which
ran down the yacht, for damages.
Foreign Intelligence.
ANDD II cunT N,>y n q
Der Of the German Reichstag, recently de-
parted for this country, leaving great num-
Der of debts behind.
HE bridge across the Rhine at Rich
enaw, Switzerland, was burned a few days
ago.
AN American missionary and his
servant were recently found in the road near
lsmidt with their Threats cut. They were on
their way to relieve the people who were SUI
fering from starvation. Their murderers,
two Turks, were arrested. They say they
were inspired by religious zeal.
A CABINET COUNCIL was held ON the
9Th at which the English Government resolv-
ed to send large body Of troops to Ireland
to assist In maintaining order.
RECENT heavy rains have caused re-
newed havoc in Silesia. Tepletz, in Bohe-
mia, has been submerged, and there have
been great destruction Of property and the
loss of several lives. ..,....
SINCE the British Government has
withdrawn its advice for inaction the Greek
Government has issued an order for the mob
ilization Of the army.
A ST.. PETERSBURG dispatch of the 9Th
says the Russian Government had decided to
add ten clippers to its navy. five of them to be
built in Philadelphia ana the others in En-
land and Germany.
Mr.. MARK F1RrH, Of Sheffield, En-,
gland, has presented the Wesleyan Confer
ence, recently IN session at that city, with
$4,000 check. The Conference has decided to
devote the money to educational, purposes.
EIGHTY houses in the village Of Jau.
rietta, Fin the Province of Navarro. Spain.
were recently destroyed by fire.
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