New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-30

0OVENNOn VI OO1OIduO, Ou
the 22d revoked his order declaring Leadville
under martial law.
The Gulnare, Captain Howgate's
Arctic vessel, started from Washington on
the night of the 21st for the Arctic regions.
She was permitted to fly the American flag,
Notwithstanding she is British ship.
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
decided that option contracts, where it can be
proved that there is no intention to deliver
the goods contracted for, are unlawful, and
fall within the provisions of the Wisconsin
Gambling act.
THE steamer City of New York, of
the Havana line, was burned while lying at
the Brooklyn Dock N. Y, on the 23d. She
had the greater part of valuable cargo on
board.
A POwDER-MILL exploded at San
Pablo, Cal, on the morning Of the 23d. No
loss of life.
A Mr.. OTTO, ex-Treasurer of Santa
Cruz County, California, was recently SEN
fenced to five years in the Pcnitcntiary for
cmbezzlcment OF the public funds.
The combined population of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny City, Pa, numbers 1884,
600, according to the recent census returns.
THE Reno Savings Bank of San Fran
cisco suspended on the 24th Cause.-The
bank accommodated too many and hard times
made money tight. There were said to be
abundant assets to meet all the liabilities. j.
A. Kinkead, President, was down with merry.
Gus prOstratiOn.
HE supreme Court of California has
decided that the Mcclure charter framed for
San Francisco by the last Legislature is uu-
constitutional, being in the nature of special
legislation.
I. M. KALLOCH, of San Francisco,
having been released from arrest on the
charge Of killing Charles DE Young, on &C.
count of defect in the proceedings, and
Immediately rearrested on a new complaint,
was held on the 21st to answer without bail.
THOMPSON H. MURCH has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Grcenbackers
of the Fifth Maine District.
The Vermont State Republican Con-
vcntion was held at Burlington on the Esd.
Colonel Roswell Farnham was nominated for
Governor, General Barstow for Lieutenant
Governor and John A. Page (rcnominated)
for State Treasurer.
The Maine Republicans have renonl-
mated Governor Davis and Endorsed the nom
nation of Garfield and Arthur.
S. d. LINDSAY has been renominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the Third
Maine District.
TIE Michigan Republican Convention
to nominate State officers will be held at Jack
son on the 5th of August.
The Registry law passed by the late
Wisconsin Legislature for Milwaukee County
has been pronounced unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court Of the State.
The Republicans of the Second Con-
grcssonal District Of Maine have renomina-
ted w. p. Frye for Congress.
w. H. CALKINS has been renOminated
for Congress by the Republicans Of the Thir-
tenth Indiana District.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention of the Tenth Illinois District on the
oath rcnominated B. +. Marsh for Congress.
GENERAL ORDwAY was installed as
Governor of Dakota on the Gath.
Foreign.
The French Chamber of Deputies
has passed the Amnesty bill by a vote of 333
| ayes to 40 noes
GREAT EXCITEMENT existed in the
lower house Of the British Parliament on the
22d over the question Of allowing Mr.. Brad
| oath of Office. An amendment was
finally adopted, by vote of 275 to 230,
forbidding him either to take the oath
or make an Affirmation, and the an
nouncement of the result was received
with loud demonstrations of applause
by the Opposition, who felt that they had
won decided victory over the Government
members. Mr.. Parnell and about onc-fourth
of the Home-rulc members voted in favor of
the admission of Bradlaugh.
BENNETT, the man who shot Hon.
George Brown, of Toronto, Can, was on the
22d convicted of willful murder and sentenced
heard his doom without apparent concern,
and remarked that an earlier day would have
suited him better.
FIVE and half inches of rain re-
Gently fell in less than two hours near Nepa
nee, Ont. The storm was accompanied by
hailstones as large as butternuts, and mucl
damage was caused to the grain crops.
The Russian troops We're reported on
the 23d to have been defeated with heav,
mans.
1T is said that the crop prospects ii
France this year are not very good. In thu
south, center and west the yield will not b
Is per cent of the average, and in no place
is full crop looked for.
The army of the Argentine Republic
has made desperate effort to capture Bue
nos Ayres, but after three days fighting wa
obliged to retreat on the evening Of the 22d.
The Egyptian obelisk, en- route TO,
New York, arrived at Gibraltar, in tow of
steamship, on the 23d. ii .....-
THERE were 300 cases of small-po,
in the various hospitals in the city of Dubli7
on the 23d. ss
MIR. BRADLAUGn appeared at the ba
of the British House of Commons on the %
and insisted on his right to take his seat. 81
Stafford Northcote objected, whercupon La
b0uchere, who represents Nottingham, tn
scat from which Bradlaugh also had bee
elected. moved that he be permitted to I'D
dress the House, which he accordingly di'
at some length. BE eloquently combate
the resolution against him; he said it was un
precedented to condemn any one unheard, an
argued against being accused of atheism; h
, would not forego his opinions or claims to
seat; the House might expel him, but unit
A he had taken his seat it had no jurisdiction
the House could not override the law whic
permits him to take the oath; If an appea
should be necessary, as he hoped it would nc
be, it must be made; he asked the House
u him iusfice uhich the I,1dnoa would