New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-18

| some OF his most ardent admirers. Inc IRISH
man strongly deprecated his language about
| the Mansion House fund.-
LIEUTENANT THOMAS GARvEY, u. S.
A., who had just returned from Ireland, de-
scribes the sufrerings and restitution as even
| exceeding the published accounts, and says
that Ireland is in very unsettled state. He
| predicts that the suffering must last at least
six months longer, until the next crops, and
says that every cent which can be raised is
needed. He also states that Ne.n,e,, ~ 1ond-
loros commence azger ""er.l eviction, the peo-
pc ~ resist, and general trouble will en-
sue.
ACCORDING to London dispatch of
the 10th there was no longer doubt that
league had been formed in Central Asia I'M
der the auspices of Russia against English
domination, and that it's most influential
member is the hmcer of Boxhara, whose
daughter is the wife of the Afghan pretender.
In reply to an inquiry in the House
of Commons on the evening Of the 10th the
Chancellor of the Exchequer said the Govern
mcnt had the matter of its intentions with
regard to Herat under consideration, but, as
no understanding had been arrived at, an ex-
PLANTATION would be inconvenient and injuri-
Gus. Lord Beaconsfcld made similar state
ment in the House of Lords.
In the British House of Commons on
the evening of the 10th an amendment to the
address in reply to the Queens speech GEN.
surfing the Government for its neglect of the
ADMINISTRATOR people of Ireland was mega
lived by vote of PIG to 66.
A DUBLIN dispatch of the 10th says
the police had seized a large quantity of arms
at a farmers house in Galway.
THE Irish National Land League has
passed resolution thanking the United
States Congress for according the privileges
of the floor of the House to Parnell.
THE Directors and Manager of the
West of England Bank, which suspended
some months ago, have been indicted for
fraud and conspiracy.
A BILL was introduced into the Brit
ish House of Commons on the 18th suspend
ing the Eviction laws in Ireland for twelve
months.
The Pope, in reply to a request of
the English Catholics for the establishment
of diplomatic relations with Great Britain,
has stated that the Church enjoyed such lib
| erty in England that diplomatic relations
were unnecessary.
A ST.. PETERSBURG telegram of the
18th says fears felt by the Gar for his per-
sonal safety, and for the security Of his
crown, were reported to be more manifest
from day to day. lie dstrustcd his nearest
attendants, and was constantly ordering
changes to be made in the number of those
who were about his person.
On the 18th the French Ministry for
mally declared, in the Chamber of Deputies,
its opposition to plenary amnesty.
In an editorial on the morning of the
18th the London Times says the arrival of an
American mall-of-war carrying food for the
starving population of Ireland would be re-
ceived as being also message of goodwill
from America to England.
THE session of the German Reichstag
was opened on the 18th by speech from the
throne.
A CABUL dispatch of the 18th says
that the rebels at Ghuzni had sustained a
reverse at the hands of the British troops.
A COLLISION occurred on the Govern
ment Railway at Tantah, Egypt, on the 18th.
Several persons were killed and many pas
sengers injured.
The total expenses and loss of re-
sources to France from the Franco German
war is officially stated to have been 13, 1889,
600 100 francs
The motion of Louis Blanc in the
French Chamber Of Deputies for full plenary
amnesty was rejected on the 18th by a vote
of lis ayes to 313 noes.
The report that the Baroness Bur-
dett- Coutts had given ST. 500, 900 to relieve the
suffering in Ireland was Geographic error
The amount was $4,000.
THE NEW WORLD.
AT a conference of ministers with
Mr.. Moody in St.. Louis on the 9th it was de-
cided to hold convention of Christian work
ers In that city, commencing Tuesday, Feb
ruary "a, and a cordial invitation was extend
ed to ministers and laymen interested in the
cause throughout the West to attend and
take part.
The ashes of Dolly Hartman's body,
which was cremated in DR.. lie Moyne's oven
ON the 9TH, weighed four pounds and fourteen
ounces. The cremation took two hours and
successful yet.
FIVE prisoners, two white and three
colored, convicted of petty offenses, were
publicly whipped in the jail-yard at New Cas-
tie, Del, few days ago. in the presence of
zoo spectators The lash was not severely
applied, and blood was drawn in only one in
stance.
HE collections in the Roman Catho-
lie churches Of the Diocese of Brooklyn on the
9Th, for the relief of the suffering in Ireland,
amounted to over $4,000. In the New York
Diocese the Church collections were also
large-three times greater than any previous
collection for any purpose.
On the morning of the 9th, at Detroit,
the boiler at Hawley's malt-works exploded,
injuring the engineer somewhat, but doing
no other bodily harm. The building suffered
good deal Of breaking up about forty feet
square Of it for the whole five stories being
thrown down.
The Wisconsin State Republican
Convention for the election Of delegates to
the National Republican Convention has been
called to meet at Madison on the 4th Of May.
On the 9th General w. T. Sherman
auuIesse0 note 10 the Associated Press
Agent at Washington denying that General
II. y. Boynton had commenced any sort Of
proceedings against him in civil or military
court for SANDER.
On the 10th the New York Senate.
passed bill declaring women eligible as
School Trustees. s.3s
The lower house Of the Iowa Legis-
lat,,re onsthe 10th adopted 4 proposed amend