New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-16
Domestic.

DURING q quarrel between the nOto-
rious Eph Holland and Marshall Woodson, of
Georgia, at Cincinnati on the evening of tho
9TH, the former was shot In the left leg by
the latter. Tho wound was said to be dan
gerous
EMMA JOHNSON, twelve-year-old
daughter of Major Robert Johnson, of Wilkes.
N. c., died on the 9TH, from tho effects Of
"attlesnake bite. She expired within an hour
after she was bitten.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
has sued the Wagner Palace Car Company for
infringing their patents. The damages
claimed aggregate $1,OO0,OOO.
SEVERAL hundred Chinese were cell
ebrating religious festival of some sort in
New York on the 9Th. Toward the close of
the ceremonies the Celestials engaged in
free fight, in which about 100 of the party
were injured.
DURING fight between two Chicago
shoemakers few days ago one of the parties
had his finger bitten by his antagonist. Not
much attention was paid to the wound at the
time, but it soon became inhamed, and the
inflammation turned into erysipelas, of which
the unfortunate man died on the 9TH.
A SPECIAL was received at Denver,
COL, on the 9TH, stating that General Hatch
had officially reported fight between Major
Morrow and band of Apaches on the 5th,
IN which the troops were victorious, killing
three savages, one of them son Of Victoria,
and driving the remainder from the field. It
was believed that the main band Of the hos
tiles had crossed into Mexico.
The twenty-eighth annual Conven-
ton of the International Typographical
Union was opened in Chicago on the morn
ing of the 18th. About seventy delegates,
representing the principal cities of the United
States and Canada, were present.
A DUEL took place near Richmond,
Va, on the It'll between w. G.. Elan,
editor of the Wing, and Colonel Thomas
Smith, son Of Ex-Governor Smith.
Elan was severely, but not fatally,
wounded ut the first fire. The duel
grew out of comments in the Wing upon" the
Funders," the article denouncing the ex-
Governor among others, hence the implication
If his son in the affair. Warrants are out for
the arrest of all parties concerned.
In convention on the 9Th the Pitts
burgh iron manufacturers resolved to per-
init such manufactures ras signed the boil
ers' scale to commence work. In the evening
most Of them signed tho agreement, and
would in consequence be Immediately re-
sumed, and the lockout would thus be ended.
AT a special meeting of the repre-
sentatives of railroads in the "General Time
Convention,'' at New York on tho Sth, it
was resolved that train should start cv-
cry day from Chicago at $3.50 p. m, and
arrive the next day in New York, by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, at 9:35 p. m, and by
the New York Central and Erie Roads at ten
D. M, tho order to go into effect on the 18th
of June.
A MEETING of prominent citizens of
Camden, g. c., was held on the 9th, to organ
ize an Anti-Dueling Association. After sew
eral speeches had been made officers were
elected and resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing the barbarous code and agreeing to
prosecute all persons who send, carry or ac-
cept challenges.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY THOMPSON
has addressed letter to Captain Howgatc,
informing him that the Board of Naval In
spectors reported that the ship Gulnare is no:
suitable for an Arctic voyage.
AT the regular meeting of the West
ern Nail Association in Pittsburgh on the OIL
q resolution was passed ordering a suspension
IN Oil tho nall mills for period Of three
weeks out of the next four, commencing
Monday, June Ia. This action was taken to
"hurry up revival in the dropping market"
A PHILADELPHIA telegram of tho 9th
says proceedings had been begun to wipe out
five bogus medical colleges there. John Bu-
chanan, Dean of the American University of
Philadelphia and the Eclectic Medical Col
lege Of Pennsylvania, had been arrested. He
was also President of the National Eclectic
Medical Association which issued diplomas,
and under the alias of James Murray, D. D.,
| stty of America. Charles 8. Polk and
John j. Siggins, members OF the Faculty, were
also arrested. Six others of the Faculty were
| still at large. The person urging the prose-
cutions says that for $50 he obtained five de
grees-two Of Doctor OF Medicine, one Doctor
| Of Divinity, one Doctor. of Laws and one
Doctor Of Civil Law. Halt ton Of diplomas,
with mass of correspondence, had been
seized. The latter shows the sale of about
5000 sheepskins. .G.s.... :
NEARLY thirty thousand emigrants
left Liverpool for America during the month
Of May. IL
A CoLoRED MAN named Ellison
Hampton, living within twenty miles Of
Sumter Court House, s. G., few days ago beat
his son, ten years old, to death with leather
thong. He first beat him until bis arm broke
tho switch, and then tied him up to.R stake