New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04

the bill was finally passed-172 to 5s-a mum.
Der of Republicans voting with the Demo
Gratis in the affirmative.
A WASHINGTON special of the 30th ult.
says petitions Tor general Bankrupt Law
were coming in from the larger cities, and \
bill for that purpose had been referred ~ 4
subcommittee Of the House judiciary Com.
mittee.
AMONG the patents recently issued at
Washington was one to Edison for his recent
electric lamp, described Is combination Of
a carbon receiver made Of glass and con-
ductors passing through the glass, and from
which receiver the air is exhausted for the
purpose Of giving light by incandescence.
The United States Senate Committee
on the Census met IN the 9Oth ult., and re-
ceived reports from the several Sub Commit
tees on Nominations of Census Supervisors.
The appointments for Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode
Island were reported back favorably from the
subcommittee, and SO were all those for the
Western States. except three for Illinois, one
for Iowa and one for Tennessee, which were
held by the subcommittee for further in.
curry.
In the lower house of the Maine Leg
islature OH the Both nit. resolution was
adopted thanking the Wisconsin Legislature
for its congratulatory resolutions.
RICHARD FRor1IINGHAM, the histori-
m, aged sixty-cght, died in Charlestown,
Mass, on the evening OF the 10Th ult.
s. S. HAYES, formerly Comptroller OF
the City of Chicago, and at one time mem
Der Of the Commission to devise a revenue
system for the country, died suddenly, at his
home in Chicago, or the night of the Goth ult
SEVEN Fusion Senators and twent.,
two members of the House presented them
selves at the Maine State House on the Goth.
and were given seats in the Legislature OF
ganized by the Republicans. Their reception
was very cordial.
THE Chicago City Board of Education
has decided that the marriage of femal
resignation.
THEY have recently arrested six In
terpationalists at Barcelona, Spain, and
seized quantity of revolutionary papers.
PRINCE BISMARCK has recovered
from his late indisp position, and is daily per-
forming the duties OF the CHARACTERISTIC OF
Germany.
THE two Americans recently arrest
ed in Naples, charged with the robbery al
Brussels of a Ru. sian naval officer, are John
Collins, aged about sixteen, and one Cieve.
land, alias Everest, alias Ferguson, aged
about twenty-six. The Government Of Bel.
GUM has made demand for their extradi
ton.
A BERLIN dispatch of a recent date
says the borings in the Hanover petroleum
region had demonstrated the existence Of an
Pennsylvania. The deepest behring's already
yielded four hundred pounds of oil daily.
IT is announced that Hcrat in AT.
ghanistan is to be given to Persia-when the
British have captured 1t.
The British Earl of Bessborough is
dead.
The Home Rulers of Liverpool have
decided to support Lord Ramsay, the Liberal
candidate, for Parliament, he having prom
iscd to support measure for Parliament
Ary inquiry relative to tho Home-R Rule ques
ton.
A PARIS dispatch of recent date
says that the clerk in New York bank, who
absconded with $1,000, had been arrested
With $4,000 on his person. The clerk states
,nat he left 5000 in New Haven and g, 50(
at Southampton.
THE German Steamship Company ha.
fled bill claiming large indemnity from
Peru for the late detention Of the steamer
Europa.
THE Dublin Mansion-House Relie1
Committee has telegraphed to the EDITOR
of the United States and Canada, denying the
truth of the statement made by Mr.. Parnell
at recent meeting in Buffalo, that defaulteri
in payment of rent are excluded from thu
Mansion House relief. They say that rea
distress is the only condition for obtaining
assistance. Their sole anxiety was " to keeI
their feliow-countrymen from perishing from
hunger"