New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-25

without any disadvantage being encountered
by reason Of the sex Of the enumerator.
The exports from this country Of do
nestle provisions and tallow during last
January were s., 49s, 957; January, 1879, &c.,
airy 81, 1880, sec, $3.50, 735; for the seven months
ended January 81, 1879, $6o,09o,6Ss.
A RECENT Washington special says
Senator Mcdonald, of Indiana, who had been
quite prominently named for the Vice-Presi-
dency on the Democratic ticket headed by
Bayard, had informed his friends that, after
mature consideration, he had decided not to
allow his name to be used as candidate.
An order has recently been issued by
PostmasterGeneralK Key prohibiting the de-
livery of registered letters and money
orders to the following persons, represented
as being engaged in conducting fraudulent
schemes: R. c. Wintersmith, No. 8 Mozart
Building, Louisville, KY, Supervisor of the
Frankfort school-fund Lottery; W. Scott
Glove, Louisville, KY, the new agent for the
Commonwealth Distribution Company; N.
v. Wagner, Marshall, Mich, who advertises
to send patent recipes; Barnio & Bro, New
Orleans, representing the Royal Havana Lot
terry Company; and D. P. Herrick, 43 New
street, New York, who solicits money to in
vest in railroad and other stocks. 1t has been
further ordered that all persons receiving mail
matter under fictitious names shall be identi~
fled at the postof1ice before the mail is de-
livered.
AN order was issued by the Post
master General on the 10th forbidding the
delivery of registered letters and money
orders to smalley g. Gale, No. IS Broadway,
New York, who were said to be engaged in
fraudulent stock operations.
S1GNoR BRUM1D1, the artist, whose
frescoes in the Capitol building at Washing.
ton have given him wide reputation, died in
that city few days ago, aged seventy-fve
years. His latest and best work, the car
toons in the dome, is less than half finished.
THE EAST.
Four men were killed at Randolph.
n H., on the 18th by the explosion of boil
or in John F. Thompson's saw-mill.
REV. EDWARD CowLEY, Manager of
the Shepherds Fold in New York City, was
convicted on the 18th of starving and cruelty
treating the children In his care, and remand
GU AOA 6CACCuCC'
In response to the Governments Of
fer to buy 81, 900, 900 of bonds, seventeen pro-
posals to sell were received at the Sub Treas
ury in New York on the 18th, aggregating
o., 49,, 200 at los and interest for 6's Of 1880;
1856 and 108 for 6's Of 1881, and 1895 to 104
for SIS Of 1881.
The Kansas Republican State Con-
vention will be held in Topeka on the 31st Of
March
The Greenback Central Committee OF
New York State at it's recent session in SYRIA
cuse, considered charges Of perfdy brought
against its chairman, Thomas A. Saunders.
After many speeches, it was resolved to sum-
mon him before the committee on the 23d OF
March for an investigation. 1t is alleged that
he sold out to the Democrats. The State
Convention was called to be held at Albany
on the Oath of March.
AT the recent election in Philadelphia
fifteen Republicans, seven regular Democrats
and one independent Democrat were chosen.
The Select Council stands twenty-six Repub.
licans and five Democrats; the Common Coun-
Gil forty-three regular Republicans, five indie
pendent Republicans and five Democrats.
With those holding over, the Common Coun.
Gil will stand seventy-two regular and indie
pendent Republicans aud twelve Democrats
A LARGE spoon factory at Waterbury,
Conn.,, was burned on the morning of the
10Th. Loss, $15O,0OO.
AT their recent State Convention
1t Providence the Rhode Island Prohibition
lists nominated the following ticket: Albert
Howard, for Governor; Thomas NJ seabury,
for Lieutenant Governor; William Sayles,
or Attorney General, j. NJ. Alderman, for
Secretary of State, and Samuel Clark, for
General Treasurer. The last three named
are the present incumbents.