New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-12

Of his troops and the execution Of the treaty
of Berlin. II there must be war he intended
to declare It against the Turks, whom he
charges with INDICATING the trouble
An emigration agent in Lancashire.
England, has received an application from
the United States for one hundred female
weavere.
UPwARD Of 1000 iron-workers in the
north Of England are on strike against re-
duction of wages.
Ar Chatham, Ont, on the night of the
4th the house of James Gage, ex- Counselor
Of the Township Of Euphemia, was destroyed
by fire. Four of Cages children and the
daughter Of aneighbor named Wade persisted
in the flames.
A LONDON dispatch of the 9th says
the expenses of conducting the Afghan war
to that date had exceeded the estimates by
about $25, 100000
The directors of the West of England
1878, have been acquitted of the charge of
falsifying accounts and conspiracy to defraud.
The King of Siam has sent message
to London saying that his journey abroad has
been abandoned for the present on account
Of ill-health.
GEORGE ELIOT, the well-known
authoress, was married to . Mr.. Cross, in
London on the 9Th.
The discovery of an incipient revolu.
ton in the central provinces of Cuba was re-
ported from Madrid on the 9Th.
LATER NEWS.
A DUBLIN telegram of the 9TH says
great distress prevailed at Kilreed, County
Galway, and that hundreds would perish I'M
less food be sent Immediately.
The inhabitants of the town of Bit
lis, in Turkey, were in state of revolt on
the 9TH because Of the scarcity of food.
PART of the roof of the St. Gothard
tunnel fell on the 9th, killing three work
men.
The Secretary of the Interior has
ordered the census taken of all Indians on
reservations. The work Of enumerating will
begin June l.
The coke-workers in the Connells-
vile (Pa.) district struck on the 9TH for an
increase of wages, and all the works except
two or three were idle. ... Ill.,.
The verdict of the Coroner's jury in
the cases of the victims of the Madison
Square Garden IN W disaster censures the
Harlem Railroad Company for employing q
civi! engineer, who was not conversant with
the construction of buildings, as an architect,
and the Department of Buildings for negli-
gencc The jury recommend that the entire
building be taken down, as they deemed it
dangerous and unfit for the purposes of public
assemblages.
AT Galveston, Texas, q few nights
ago John Keller, installing his wife for a
burglar, shot her dead.
A COURIER from Magallon Mountains
reached Silver City, N. NJ, on the 7th and
reported that Nernau, Hunter and their
party, thought to have been killed by the In
dams, were safe.
MOST of the British iron-workers
who were recently on strike have resumed
work at discount Of five per cent. on previous
wages.
MIR. VOORHEES, submitted resolu-
ton in the United States Senate on the 7th
instructing the Committee on Public Lands
to inquire into the expediency, propriety and
public policy of declaring all lands heretofore
granted in aid of the construction of rail-
roads, and which have not been earned BY
compliance with the terms of the grants,
open to public entry and settlement the
same as other Government land The Con-
ference report on the Indian Appropria
ton bill was agreed to. The Kellogg
Spoftord resolutions were further considered,
and Mr.. Hoar offered substitute declaring
that In the opinion of the Senate, the matters
reported by the Committee on Privileges and
Elections relative to the pending question
were not sufficient to justify the re-opening
OF the decision of the Senate The bill to
abolish the FCrt Harker (Kan.) military res
crvation and dispose of its land to actual set
tiers was passed. Adjourned to the 10th
The Post-of1ice Appropriation bill was passed
in the House, and the Senate amendment t.
the House bill for the relief of settlers on
public lands was concurred in.