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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-12


nual meeting of stockholders of the Califor-
MIA Sugar Mandatory, Saturday, at the
works near Isleton, the following were
elected as Directors for the ensuing year
w. E. Terry, President A. F. Allen, Vice
President VIM. Guttenberger, Secretary
and Treasurer; VIM. Gwynn and VIM.
Shaw. The farmers of that neighborhood
are busily engaged planting seed beets, and
such as have already been planted are said to
be doing well, and growing finely.
DELEGATES ELEcTED.-Siloam Lodge, No.
., 1. o. G. T., on Saturday evening elected
the following delegates to the Sacramento
County District Lodge, which meets at Cos.
umnes April 2lst /: George B. Katzenstein, j.
J Caswell, Louis E. Norton, Mrs. NJ. A,
Alsip, Mrs. +. 4. Stinson, Mrs. l.. w. Allen,
Mrs. Ida NJ Katzenstein, Mrs. NJ. Z. Goul.
din, Mrs. q. z. Huntoon, Miss Katie Johns,
Miss Lille Johns.
ARREsTs.-The arrests made within the
past two days were All Sing and All Chon,
defaulting witnesses, by officer Lee; John
Holder, disturbing the peace, by Chief Kar
cher and A. Vermilya; John Scot, for being
drunk, by officer Fredericks Edward Neil
Jonie Burdell and Edward Gaines, for dis.
turbing the peace, by officer Woods, special
officers May, Martin and Cafferty.
HARTKoPRF's MusEUN.-Hartkopff' Mu
scum of plastic figures and anatomical pre-.
parations has been opened in the Crane
Hotel Building, at Front and X streets. A
large number of such preparations and also
instruments of torture are exhibited.
The OLD SToRY-The other day coun
tryman and laborer came to the city, GO
drunk, fell into the hands of Second stree
sirens and sobered up to find that some per
son had stolen S45 from him, but was uuabl,
to remember who did it.
| DEPuTY SHERIFF.-William Brissell ha
been appointed Deputy Sheriff, and will a
heretofore be employed at the depot by tn,
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
Mr.. R. SAMIsH, Teacher of Porcelain
Painting, can be seen at Ackerman's, No. 62
J street. between the hours Of 10 A. n to 8 P N
today only, to make arrangements for form
ing a class.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
The Senatorial QGcs:Eu;s.

When thc Pioneer T, cSS list week
ANNOUNCED tie cal'>(i>i:,cy 0: S~crc-
t"iy Ramsey, to succeed ~en"tor
;lc}IIan, it merely confirmed Il
rulIor that had been flo:tiug
through the political hor:znn ever
; since election, and the bumbshc|l
which it congratulatci itself Of hay
ing thrown into the Mcmillan camp
has exploded without any visible eff.
feet. Secretary Ramsey has served
the State well and faithfully beth
at home ana in tie councils Of the
Nation, and there is probably not
another nla:l IN TIE State that has
50 many warm rdj!;rc;>, but many
Of his best friends Dc!icye that his
candidacy against Senator '\ic\Iil-
Ian 1T this time is iliiVi:e. Because
Secretary Ramsey Was defeated d
few years ago tnrynysl lAr coun:-
vance Of {; tcW ~:hcuIiN+ Republic
aus. ulI i,ccIISe:Se turMc .MilI;.n WIS;
elected by the mcrcst accidcnt-so to
Spcak-ls no reason why the latter
should not be accorded rec lection
1t this time. H. has made an able
and efficient >7oj!:::::: 81 and stands high
III the estimation Il Ills colleagues,
and the lHrty u~agc5 Of Hccur-
ding a faithful public servant >:,c-
oi,I term should: i;nt |A ,!ov;:;tcu
:r.n! in III. c;:r Secretary Iiun'.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
VOLUME Nv, NJ NBER l.

With this issue the REVIEW enters
upon its fourth year. For three
Years we have strivcn to build up a
newspaper that would be il credit to
Vew Ulm and Brown county, and
auclng back at the initial number,
! five column folio sheet, which was
lrintcd ON an old dilapidatcd hand
)rass, and then at the current num-
Ger, printed on a power press, with
steam for motive power, We feel as
though our efforts have not been
wholly in vain, OUr gradually in
'rrasins subscription list, and adver-
Using patronage, is a still more graft
flying sign that OR work is appreci.
ated. We have always discussed
politics and other public questions
in fearless and o,ltspokcn manner,
and thereby may have made enemies
in some ( quarters, and probably in a
few instances I'M urcI our other bus
mess: but we feel that in lie main
we have pursued the proper course.
To our numerous friends IN tn"
county and State who have so kind
y assisted us ir bringing thrNEvlEW
} its present standing, we feel dccp.
indebted. 70 our lclinu1lrnt5,
which class however there are bnt
w, We would say, come III and
traight"u up oh matters and start
anew. for you must know that 1t
/ .krs money to run IL PRINT shop ">
III rs it does to run anything
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
Catholic Bishop of Virginia induced thirty
Catholic linu0r-doalers of that CITY to sion q

Catholic Bishop of Virginia induced thirty
Catholic liquordealers Of that city to sign a
pledge to close the sal ons on Sunday.
On the night Of the 18th Granville Ilarrcll,
negro, who killed David Simmons with an
ak, near jackson, Miss, some days before,
was lynch by masked arty.
TIE late drop in wheat caused Jones &
Mcdonald and RAY e. Mclaury, two Chicago
commission firms, to sus',end. They had
q NcDOnulus liabilities we're $4,000
TIE ann ounccmcnt is made that Governor
Foster has withdrawn from the contest for
the OEiO Scnatorship.
LIE three nc recently sold at Liberty,
Va, under the V&grant law of the State have
us, on TIE ground that their cases did not
como within the scope Of the act.
TIE On o Su rene Court has recently de-
ci:cd that a Telephone Company cannot law
fully discs inmate against any person or cor
lciation in Iuttin w its instruments.
A FEW 4 ,ys AGO Manson, Bart1olow & Co.,
""'in commission firm Of st. Louis failed
with liabilities Of $4,000 Tho firm Was
"]"nr on wAcatn The Ch:caro firm Of
Gardner, Stone 6: Co., the head Of which is
an rH-Gnvcrnor Of Mas achusetts, has also
failed for about 3lgO, &c., and for substantially
the same cause.
He San Francisco authorities have re-
shipped to Hong Kony fourteen Chinese lep>
or5 lately arrived from til It country.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
IA,E7 1t<HS.


TIL: cast Of trimming the Govcrnncn
rrjnt'ur ,ilirr n Washing ON during tic
II sal $, ar ended June 30, 1850, was $685.
;Dl
Elr\EN Sioux ChrC, c,!lcsl at the White
iI:u@r II Wash nG'.'l, on the 3 Il and shook
hands Will, he President. Their mission is
Ike II" Citation Of Il right Of way WIFI several
railway nr~.
EI:NTl."uAN .jO",N the man who prrso-
cNlci he Rev. NJr-lu Dix, Of Sew YORK,
VITA testers ;,Id ,,@>, al cards last summer,
''i'''t il the 'u>'. it;1. Of Sing Sing Prison on
he ::'!.
jr!;N*1I!l;N;: HJoHN~ON, the celebrated
>O""H-itn poet AMI Ntoinuti>t, arrived in
Ch:'.,>" ." l,.r !!j,I, and was trnlerrl an III
forms! r>rri"i n by some Of his co,lntry,ncn
e>;lny III the city.
IN its ai,r,n over the Irish upriSinr the
LHn;'uu I;;",: ATE IS to see the work Of
A'nr;:,:,'l 4! III !v:o who planned the Fcnirn
rer,i' N III.
TIL: & a.;,! .'ur; Il; sat Like, connNo.rl Of
nn1 I":i,.,&& ~ >iX g. ufi!e ~ tw tN~t,,iIu
IL a r. M'v,I rtAr e i 1t-::'r,l to p 'i""a"I"il5
ntiror">, las r"tl",."h 40 in, elements. The
Mu'm Ms said t. h'! the l'a'ancc of pow
CT IN l'!Ah", NN''nln- AM; Arizona, an! are
C3iujjg Il i'm TO 'lIuL! in Montana.
F":ry-.IN of S:;tim:G Eujl'S "alr.r. reached
Pine li;tl.yr Agency on the iHiH, amt yearly
'u.' 'i:nus,.llI more were said to he sta wlinc
aeon to t:,at p"int.
=, CAl.p" Ell. (ian) dispatch Of the ::.}I
says most Of the Oklahoma val !;'rS had cone
ii.iur t. spent Christmas, but four five
score remained in camp. Two scouts whom
they sent into the Territory on III, >th had
returned with the report that hundreds of
settlers had cva'lr the troclS, 1tAl<ru out
claims and laid the foundations OF future
hrln',.
Tur British military authorities have. tcle-
graz he'd for a regiment now stationed in
Cana l.! 10 be sent to Gland.
Gl:pAt;E lLloc, the En- -I.Sh novelist who
nll:i> J. W. C.nsS last May, ,!cl IN London
OF the rTr,sNr Of the I'd, a-ch sixty wears.
Tx: Stpcritlc Court Of Mexico has i, Il ctctl
Governor VcraA, Of Vera Cruz, Tor the unau-
thrr.fri cyrr'riun o. one of the Insurgents
Of I,;:r ,??5 Az it i ull:rrrl that Ne has
h." under 4 false na.l. , on an .imrri an
steamer.
~; J'rN\l lIl%N~"I Of England was
';ll". Il ~ Mass Fl ut. vn!l".:'St ,i.u Inter- of
: H.. t..r sharon, At y I'm mt CAL, on he 81
t." W"':G Il 'rt on WAS &c IN st brilliant
ever >'"n II Cali 'rrnia.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
From " Il siipTtpn.

TIL: c"r1si,",;r1 of the II c'p al vote have
beer rcre we'd by m,,l from every tate in the
Cnun
FrtN HrNn';rD ATD r'GNrEIv TIr1>NNp
NM. III NDE u AND NlN3Tl FIVE ,tunUA;tl
SILVER dollars Nrlr dst.iblicl staring the
week ended y r"nb.~ t.. ia ia, 'hr r,rrc-
sIonuln. week III l>lJ 10 nuu!D,r WAS 49,
$50.
1ni: total va'llra Of exports Of domestic
irr"5luI!% fer i}.r eleven t,:o}t'!l- c.r:,I 40
vrmb''r -, l'>', = r. ,It"j y -" HE o.
the ljultar S:';H-ti.~ Il: : = ,,.,.,,,; same
period in i~I',, 3 1915 /.
OK the 18TH r!.r zee rt*ry OF tlr Treasury
inspected TIE II to-, seals aud IN, cap
tUIcl with the brurIl"uy Gang T.! counter
!cirrs. Mr.. Co., ear, -! Sac Eut;lu IF En-
craving, pr"nOuucc,l tn" work the ,put IN
cNvrv way Of HAT lr'"lurel bv IKE Govern
i WASHINGTON telegram Of the 20th SAYS
the President had requested General Crook
and General Mics, of The army, William
stirkucy, Of Washington, aud Waiter N,c',
of Newton, Mass, TO lrUr"vl 10 INDIAN Ter
,itnry and investigate fire I'pr~.t ,1!"~t on
IT has been rrr' Ht'y w., ir hy III" United
States $u rem { rr, 49,: n iNI.>j '3:1l
rtockhold"r Of an liz ,'v,'ut y FORA. r:'1';
cannot be require :" gay !rt'r.' lhs,u lis III !
lru}urt unAt, s!..,.r uf t;.,. AK, !;;hIit IS
in order to make good !. ,.:. '.,r; t:,'':-' I,v
the inability Of atheist c:>j {, ..I t., ,..,f their
proportion ate shares,
TIE General Assembly If CunNr't:ruj nA,
presented an oil portrait Of rX-:>;rAh"r J"nA
than TrumbuIl to the NatonaI House Of Ec,-
rcseutatves
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
Tie \icuII,.t county GRAND .Ju

Tile NiroiI,t county Grand Jury
rIU*cti their INVESTIGATION IT he In
~;;,c Asylum fire during + lie first
):ur' ii last week, bat were unable
to fix the blame up"n Any person
tul the origin OF til" fire. They
state in :lirjI report Cat "rcpili:.z.
T., I J." r"~t Nirny ct witnesses tir\
iuuiH i; II ..:~I.'p}i 4, pu>,I bic Hi,jrl
j.r discovery Ct IT,. ii T, tie officers
":.l ate: '.>:: : ;I.;-I ~! !n;.t},< WITH
il ,L.ir H.. Il. 80 : .>, l., / OF :;
t,rl'i>, MT ''::~' t" >i'ii ti':,~ tEr ii'r
'Ih.. jury t'ls''i ~"i1c neg! 3ri.sr o.,
! he |..rt IT rrr' ;,iN ATTENDANTS IN AL
I".:j!:y 3. |'"z!";"n, " p;,;icj1t. to 81
cut ui lis rc'lt daring Iir night IT
The fire, ;I;l this r. r>} cclI y NorjI: y
Of rrIsurr III t lis is>IA:.cr l,'cA'I>,.
IitzI,.lun threatened to burn '!t'
+ IT, n1:join4 s:."r:;y brtNrc The fire.
The jay state t bat 1T he jiNc 1t
tie fire there We're no adder, iii ,l
ali, at the .'.;,:tuI with which to
rr%rh t! Il, ii,I story, or TO r:muvc
rut..";l1> Iruu, the outside Of the
u;;:il,~.
If the legislature will only
uljNuint Il competent cN'n'nittee
to n,;lkc {, t.t;,rousI! Investigation il,
rotation to THIS .<>A lam burning, we
h:>yr on doubt bat what more
negligence Oh the part OF ut trnIu1Its
and utlI"iS viii be unc;:i he'd.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
FOREIGN Inte||ironcn.

FRANCIS T. BCCKLAND, the English writer
on natural history, is DEAL
MARY +. G1RD Was killed by a street car in
Toronto Can ha, few days ago, aud her
mother, on viewing tie rcnans, became
hopclrss!y insane.
ACCORDING to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of The Goth
British troops were daily be Il" Iandc at
Queenstown, and the troubles in Ire and were
as pronounced as ever The cOn>tAbulary
had been instructed to use the utmost vigi-
lance to protect hall!Is and custyd ans.
A HIruEI1c has been organized at I!c;tlcl-
burg, in Africa, b; the Encrs, who number
five thousand ant q detachment of Colonial
troops has !,ecn 5nI to the scene of the re-
volt. 1t was thought in Lpnlon on the :.yth
that W"iselty would he dispatched thithcr
with British army.
A RECENT coniiigr ton at Ranroon, in Bur
nah, destroyed property valued at Sl3, &c.,
600.
TIE task OF rcorranzing the finances Of
Turkey has been abandoned as hopeless by
Herr Wittcnaorf, the prusSian nanccr.
THE Duchess Of Westminster, in her
yo'ln-rr days ii Tci.5niug beauty in the British
Cou t, died recently.
thusihStir demon tr:tipn Of O,.n rlnrn and
Protestant farmers took place, at which resp
lu,.Hn> were adopted IrNouuriug ID: I.anu-
l."Htlt Il itat.On and the ina ton OF the
& 'Vtrn!nrnt rtlAt We ~ AFT :ir, in Ircl.iI:I
\ Il 1rnini-!n mrr name Mllilrn, was re
tn :}r from i;;. nr,,,c market OF til: night
o. the y! 2tl. he was fired II, on by six men
alrd b,.iiilni al on He road 10 iiOlv-
mount He died immediately, all the bullets
taking eff ct.
ON the .-I,t Rev. Mr Dc'abnrc Vicar Of
Prc7'hu'F, Eng, was suspended iOr six
! months for rstu .Stir Practices.
\ RAILWAY collision occurred nea~ Leeds,
Eng., on t.c u.s. in which one man was
kI!lc and IItiY lnju ed.
pjluN'; tn" last tisr / year the pubic debt
OF T. nI,tA WAS increased $H,3l}.WW.
IT rc',ortr THAI III Ifr.t 5ll Postal D,part-
urn' h~@ nu',o'ln''u that It i; repaired to
r~tHb IN ;rpnnnic facilities in any town in
the King. ir;ln.
OHi<<, h. III" li~turbr! condition of affairs
in lrrt,l;,i the I'm r.a5 Of Austria. ann ounces
that sac shall fOrcIu iIvr usual hunting season
! in that CUuutry.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
The MankatO EIpc Press Saws Il

The Mankato Free Press says tie
most plausible theory yet advanced
for the failure Pracl 4 DuBoisson, Is
given by one Of the citizens Of Man.
kato in which he says that the ijrnl
paying interest on nearly $4,000 q
year, ut T. per cent. which would
amount to $1,000 a year, and draw
Ing out nearly 1000 more for liy-
ing expenses. milking a total OF SO,
600 annually, was sufficient to pro-
duce failure under any circumstances
and it is a wonder that the crisis did
not come long before. The goods
!pf the late firm were sold il the store
Nst week under sheriff" $ sale. The
ciNd was SO large that it VA. cen
cra\ impossible for more Il an hal1
to gen nside Of the building at one
time. NIGH prices We're received for
most ON Ne stock.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
The st:..<.,

BROADWAY, in New York t"t,, l"o,;1 Vn:rt.
Square to Twcuty-ci@hlh street, 10 nj"tj|N
illuminated by electricity.
OF the 10 eases Of ,!i,rh>lrcria occurring in
Brooklyn. n. Y, during the week ended en-
thr 18Th fifty were fatal.
NINE buildings in the h;Go ness quarter Of
Duke Ccntcr Pa, burned on tr
iuy of tie 18Th. Ann EjN> Young, the Lint
tecnth wife of the late brigham Iulul,!, was
taken from one of the buildings, losing all OF
her personal effects.
IN a New York >hpotin :-..A''rry a few
mornings ago Charles Wr~1titlI made 4
WAGER that he could l'u a h,l:lrt ,hruu "a The
hat of a barkrrTrr asleep al one end OF the
gallery As Yves feed lirrl |, tnv har,lcrprr,
named War-anz, ctian >cu posi- ion, aud the
bullet struck him in the head, inActin5 d
probably fatal wound.
TIE first annual festival Of the New En-
gland Society of Brook! N, n. Y, was hcl, ON
the night of the 2ls,, Prof, Il, D, SiljinAll
presided Among the guess were General
Grant, President Hayes, General Sherman
Secretary Evurts, etc.
ON the 10Th and 2ISt orc Of the heaviest
snowstorms experienced n l"any years pre-
vailed throughout Kew York. NrN Jersey and
the northern part of Nir a. IA ruA,!s
were b}oclSa,icd locomotives burirl and
great trees broken down. hy tn weight OF a."
snow. Eighty feet of TIE re ,c:@n per at
Long EiAnch wrr. Was,c.i ava Causing u
uamnr" Of uvcI 600 eco.
TuEEI were large nuinnrr Of CASES o.:
dipItArria reported in EuI 10 on the 3l~l,
i,, ii.,. Il
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

Governor Fosters withdrawal
\ the Svnat orial contest ~ OHIO,
undoubtedly increase Secretary
:man'5 chances for that posi-.
/. II T. bel ;eyrI by mHny Iva
"Ill I've -:rt,iI. OF 'j",'rmi"g >5.'H
Thu. ulAn:, SUCCESSOR.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

&c first number Of the Lake Ben
!rS, published by Morse \
apman came to us last week
is Il neat paper CONTAINING four
lumns Of spicy local news and as
Nv more Of editorials. We wei
the Nelcs among our exchange
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

The Sioux Indians vt Devil :
wake, Dakota. raised |, 800 b,lShrl )
f grain and $500 bushels Of pntn-
oes this year, The Pioneer Press
kinks tn is much better business
an that Of raising seal ps, in
nich they were engaged in 1862.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

ZIP. Sinclair, Of the Winona Re
"tlican, purchased on Wednesday
last week the one third interest
" the paper, owned by W. G. Dye,
the paper will be 'contiu'ed by
$. Sinclair & Dobbs. The pub.
%promisc that both the daily
weekly issues Of the paper VIII,
nvvarIy date, be fitted out with
rely new type and also other
improved.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

An excursion party will lcay"
icago about the middle ct next
,nth to visit Mexico and Cub"
ing by way Of New Orleans and
IA Cruz and returning fiu ll,:-
ma. The fare for the round tri|:
il be 500.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
The wood dealers at Eagle Lake

The wood dealers at Eagle Lake
,tion have been doing a big bust
.ss in supplying the demands tor
God on the line Of the Winona
iroad. From ten to twenty cars
ly have been sent westward from
that vicinity. The prices lately have
'ecn - for password, IS for oak and
yGEer har4 swoo1s, and 81 for maple.
Choppers have received from % to
y and u cents cord.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

IN rlucslay Of last week, Col
W Birkrl received w IS an Ill.
lAl revenue tax OH mliv;lt,' mi
tel Ny \. e. !IauyAn from \"r-
way, | ne matches Wrr" taxed Ill
the rate OF one cent PER box.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

4 military company is being or
4AniHrd at WAtrrtnWn, Oak. Mr>&r:
Cunlllin u Seward circulated Il VT
yer one day last week and ohtnln'>
about 50 Names
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

1t is sa;l tI.:.t s\,cGit1' .IHpu'p@pn :
cs, acrruing from the |iHrW". Il
rll,,res and sales in Minneapolis
Tlll amount to uIru1 -, 900.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

ga The Nurmuunu Society If II Pau!
@}c resolved to culI I'j"rn~i crane
h ornson, Norway's renowned r.""
y deliver lecture shortly Hi''r
Christmas.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

The daily circulation Of the CHI
20 YriJlulr is r>tirn IT. i 1T about
1000 copies. The iirA number 81
is uopcr was pubIi,!.i in l>41.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

\ German Spriuty numbering fer
ty persons have ]cHscl the IurNr'
lIuII in EaribAuIt for year, H!||
#sII give m,Sirnl, athletic and LrH
E8g36tlc exercises.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

\ la.yr number Of cases; Of DIP"
liberia are reported N the city :"
Buffalo, \. Y, and iii one Srr!'".
IT. public schools were closed.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

1t is reported that Vanderbilt
loIls $lG,ODO,Ooo OF Chicago and
NORTH Wcstcrn stock.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

The poet, John C. Whittier was
seventy three years ola on Friday Of
week before last.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

DR.. Strong, president Of Carlton
college, returned week before last
from trip to Mexico.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

deIlVeNfrOm Official sources: ii ,ut'"ck. ID -
49>; Garfield. 4,!T1, 40; Weaver, 5J,,T0S;
Dow, 9S34; scaitering $50. Total vote,
9,24l,l5S. Garticli over Hancock, t,',:l.
CHARLES JOKES, who was lock a11( ~
at Charlottesville Va. for Gnl
wrapped his bed clothes add
few nights "~o saturated lhr1N
scne, set them on fire and was BID
DEATH
john MASLET, a conductor, slipped off the
foot plank OF the PlattSmOuth Bridge, in
Nebraska, the other day, falling 5 xty feet to
the frozen ground. lie survived the accident
but two hours.
JOHN &. CALHOUN, nephew II TIE famous
South Caru.iIi;ln about t. lie ,ie~ti:r,ret!
from the California State Insane Asylum,
fell into the river at Stockto on 4 lew llays arO,
and was drowned
ACCORDING TO dispatches received from the
Oklahoma Invaders on the eth provisions
were running short at r;:ynv'> camp. 1t was
rcDortc>! that Camp OF thru eight W: ron
and fifty men had BEEN established on the
Cimarron within the limits Of lu,l an Terri
tory.
The following horrible story comes from
Monro Coonty, Miss ssip!,i. Tw" tends sought
shelter at 4 farm house on the 18th, and dur
ing the night chloroforincu the i,inlv, took
all the money and r.:;,ab!cs they could find
and thc, set fire to the house. I"i!4cr. mother
and child persilc1 il tie flames. One Of the
men was captured the next clay, a4l, on con-
tce>juy his guilt, was tied to Il tree and burned
alive, =
Nra1>>&nt gathering in Richmond, Va, the
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
West a;sti South.

TnH Louisville (Ky.) "o"rie*-Jo"rnM o!
the 10Th gives tlc following a >E1r :ut1 pop
ular vote for President, the 1i.gurrs Icing
derived from official sources: Hancock, t / 3
49>; Garfield, 4,!H1,' 80; Weaver, 5j,,'ES
Dow, 9,S:4; scattering, Q 80 Total vote
92tll1S Garfield over Hancock GIL.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

Rev. Moses Goodrich. who has
been county superintendent Of Ano
XII Daring ! he post eight years, 1!ce
OH t}u. l~,th list.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-24

An attaclee of the Albany S Lebanon
railroad, named James Elliott, while in
the act of coupling cars. fell and was ran
over BY the cars at Lebanon on Friday
last. The right thigh was fearfill'y crush
ed and the left leg badly bruised. The
poor fellow was brought to this city on
Saturday, but amputation OF the leg was
delayed until Sunday, when the leg was
duly ampntated by Drs. Foley, OF Lebanon,
J. L. Hill and Alexander, OF this city, the
operation requiring torty-five minutes, as
We are informed, the patient being
chioroformed. He died shortly after the
operation.