New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-07

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proposals of peace to the Government forces
on the 9th ult., which were accepted on the
2Sth.
ADv1CEs from Cabul state that the
Russian forces recently suffered two defeats
in engagements with the Chinese, one at
Terk Pass and another at Kisselhurghan.
ACCORDING to a Constantinople dis
patch of the Goth ult the Porte had ordered
that state Of siege be proclaimed on the
Greek frontier.
ON the evening of the Both ult. the
Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland, gave BAN
quet to the American Rifle Team.
LATE dispatches from Mexico an
nounce that Victoria and his Apaches were
slaughtering herders and stealing cattle in
Chihuahua.
The DEGREES relating to irregular
religious establishments in France were en-
forced against the Jesuits on the Both ult.
The latter quilted their establishments
under protest and declared that they yielded
only to force. There was some disorder at
Avignon, Marscilles and other places on the
part of their sympathizers and troops had to
be called out to suppress it.
The entire revenue of Great Britain
during the year ended June 3d. 1880, was
9S4, 962, 063, an increase of little more
than G1,000,O0O over the revenue of the
year preceding.
ACCORDING to Constantinople dis
patch OF the Both ult. the representatives of
the foreign powers in that city had informed
the Porte that, if it accepted the suggestion
in regard to the surrender of Dulcigno to
Montenegro, it must execute it without de-
lay. The Porte was reported to have sent
troops for the defense of Dulcigno.
The Bul garian Government has issued
Danubian fortresses.
On the 30th ult. an English court
decided that a merchant who had received
92,S4 as compensation for merchandise de-
stroyed by the pirate Alabama must hand the
amount to an underwater, the plaintiff in
the case, with whom the goods had been
insured and who had paid upon them as a
total loss.
ON the 30th ult. Russian war vessel
left Cronstadt for Vladivostock, with 1875
men on board, number of torpedo boats
and large quantity of munitions Of war.
ACCORDING to Rome dispatch of
the 1st the Vatican had finally concluded to
accept the Prussian Church laws, and would
at the next Consistory nominate Bishops to
fill the vacant Sees.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE kilograms of tho
LIST say the Sultan had directed that plans and
estimates be prepared for rendering the OAR
dan ivopr Ia hx+ r+o
On the evening Of the LIST the resolu-
ton of Mr.. Gladstone in the Bradlaugh case,
permitting all mcmbcr-clect of the British
House of Commons to affirm, when they pre-
fer to do so, instead of taking an oath, was
adopted in the House and made standing
order.
TH1RrY-N1NE unauthorized religious
establishments, containing AIS members, were
broken up in Paris on the Both ult. The re-
naming thirty, being educational establish.
ments, were allowed to remain until Au-
gust Is.
OVER 10000 Kurds, residents of the
Turkish provinces lying on the Russian from
tier, are said to have died Of starvation during
the last three months.
IsATEE
GENERAL WEAVER, the Greenback
candidate for President, has written his letter
Of acceptance. lie fayors the abolition Of Ma
tional Banks of issue; opposes the refunding
bills now pending in Congress, claiming that
the bonds should be paid with surplus rev.
enucs; warns the people against the railroad
and banking monopolies; condemns the prod
iro IF ho in, If
the public domain, the immigration of
Chinese, etc., and promises to take the stump
in all parts of the country.
MIR. BRADLAUGH made affirmation in
the British House of Commons on the I'd.
After leaving the House in the evening he
was served with a writ at the suit of one
Clark to recover the penalty of $500 for
affirming instead Of taking the OATH
The American Team were again suc-
cessful in the shooting at Dollymount on the
I'd, winning the highest money prizes.
The International Conference met
In Berlin for the last time on the I'd, adopted
vote of thanks to Prince Hohcnlohe, their
chairman, and adjourned.
AFTER two days session and on
the 2G3d ballot the Eleventh Illinois District
Democratic Conv ention has renominatcd
General James W. Singleton for Congress.
The National Republican Committee,
at its session in New York on the I'd, elected
Ex-Governor Marshall Jewell, of Connects
cut, Chairman, and ex-senator 8. w. Dorsey,
of Arkansas, Secretary. A resolution was
passed calling for meeting of the National
vnit kl,, NoA>
following Executive Committee was chosen,
of which Messrs.. Jewell and Dorsey were
declared, ex-oDicio, Chairman and Secretary,
respectively: Horace Davis (Cal), James
Dcbeaux (Ga.), John A. Logan Qll.), John
c. New Qnd.), John s. Runnclls Qowa),
John a. Martin (Kan.), Henry c. War
mouth Ua), John NJ. Forbes (Mass.).
.Chauncey I. Filley (Mo), VIM. Z. Chandler
IN. H.) George A. Halsey IN. J.), Thomas
G. Platt IN. W, W. P. Canady IN. CO., Will
lam E. Cooper CO.,, j. D. Cameron Pa.) },
George w. Hooker (Vt.), John w. Mason
wv. Va.) Elihu Enos (Wis.), r. C. McCor-
mick (Arizona), Stephen B. Elkins IN. Mex
ico) The following were named members OF
the Western Division Executive Committee,
headquarters at Chicago: John A. Logan
Qn.), John G. New Qnd.) John j. Runnells
Qa.), Elihu Enos wis.,, William E. Cooper
CO.,, Chauncey I. Filley (Mo.) J., John A. Mar
tin (Kan.) This division will be under the
charge of General Logan. August s, Sep
TENDER and October Il were fixed as the
times for the next meeting Of the Executive
Committee. A motion was passed that Sena-
tor Blaine should be formally invited to visit
the Pacific Coast in the interest of the party.
The Western branch of the committee subse-
quently met and appointed John G. New Sec
rotary and adjourned to meet at Chicago the
ed of July.
A De Lacy Wood, editorof the
Northern Signal and originator of
the first Minnesota editorial excur-
sion, has again been exerting him.
self in behalf of the fraternity, and
now announces that arrangements
have been perfected with the Min