New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-05
Of the duties q sheir respective

discharge Of tho duties 81 their respective
Offices on the 28th.
The steamer Vega, with which Prof.
Nordenskj old made the North passage, has
reached Stockholm, Sweden. Tho Professor
and his associates received : royal welcome
from King and people.
The Italian Cabinet were greeted
with vote Of lack Of confidence on the aoth
ult Tho Premier asked the Chamber to sus-
pend its sittings until the Cabinet could take
orders from the King.
OVER 5000 persons were released
from imprisonment or delivered from police
supervision in Russia on the 10Th ult., it being
the sixty-second anniversary Of the Cars
birth.
The British House Of Commons con-
vened on the 10Th ult. and organized BY the
choice Of Right Hon. II. B. w. Brand as
Speaker.
The officers of the United States frig-
ate Constellation were banqueted at Cork,
Ireland, on the night Of the 10th nit.
TIE London World says the Queens
health and spirits are quite unsatisfactory.
Her Majesty suffers almost constantly from
violent headaches.
LATER NEWS.
In the British House of Commons on
the Both ult Mr. Charles Bradlaugh, member
for Northampton, refused to take the oath
required of all members, because it implies 3
religious belief and binds the one subscribing
to it to support the Monarchy.
On the 30th ult. President Hayes
rendered Postmaster-GeneralK Key the United
States Judgeship for the Eastern and Mid
die Districts of Tennessee, and the appoint
ment was accepted.
MIR. HAGAR, an expert who was en-
amined on the Goth ult. in the Whitaker in.
vestigat;op, testified that the handwriting Of
the threatening notices sent to Whitaker
was the handwriting of certain specimens
submitted to him as the work of some of the
cadets.
: A CONFERENCE of representatives of
New York Independent Republicans of the
National League of Pennsylvania and Of the
Young Republicans of Massachusetts was
he'd in New York on the 3Oth ult., and reso-
lutions were adopted expressing sympathy
with the callers of the St. Louis mass conven-
ton and agreeing that the above .named asso-
Citations and all other associations having
similar views should send delegations to Chi
cago to make strenuous opposition to the
nomination of candidates they consider OBJ
jectionable, and to urge q strong specific
Civil Service Reform plank upon the Chicago
platform. ...-.
MICHAEL DE YOUNG, the surviving
proprietor of the San Francisco Chronicle, was
arrested on the 30th ult., on the complaint of
Mayor Kalloch on the charge Of libel. The
libel consists in republishing in the Chronicle
an editorial from the New York World which
accused Kalloch of inducing one Clementshaw
to swear at the inquest held on Charles De
Young that young Kalloch shot in self
defense.
THE Pennsylvania State Board of
Pardons on the 3Oth ult. recommended Gov
ernor Hoyt to pardon Kemble and his asso-
Gates lately sentenced to the Penitentiary
for bribing members of the Pennsylvania
Legislature. The pardons were subsequent
ly made out and signed by the Governor, and
the prisoners were set at liberty. .
DISPATCHES from New Mexico an
nouncing the killing of ex-Mayor Brown, of
St. Louis, by the Indians on the frontier,
were contradicted on he morning of the 3Oth
ult.
THE Naval Appropriation bill was
passed in the United States Senate on the 3Oth
ult. number of bills granting pensions
were passed in the House. Some of the SEN
ate amendments to the Consular and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill were, and Others
were not, concurred in.
AT the Cabinet meeting in Washing
ton on the Both ult it was decided to send
General Mckenzie and his forces into the
Ute reservation to prevent o collision be-
tween the Indians and the whites.