New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-09


Mrs. BELvA LOCKWOOD made .
speech before the Female Suffragist Conven-
ton at Chicago on the 1st in the course Of
which she denounced as crime the refusal of
the Chicago Board Of Education to employ
married women as teachers.
The Illinois State Prohibition Con-
vention met in Springfield on the LIST. But Q
small number Of delegates we're in attend
ance, and, after adopting series Of resolu-
lions, the convention adjourned sine die with
out making any nominations.
A PRIZE-FIGHT between the pugilisto
Goss and Ryan came of at Colyer's Station,
w. Va, on the morning OF the 1st, soon after
sunrise. The fight lasted eighty-seven min
utes, and resulted in . victory for Ryan,
after desperate battle.
The Board df Supervisors of San
Francisco have appealed from the decision
of the Superior Court of that city sustaining
the demurrer to the impeachment proceed.
ings against Mayor Kalloch.
The South Carolina Democracy have
chosen Bayard delegates-atlarge to the Ma
tional Convention.
A PREACHER named James NJ. Ma
son was recently publicly whipped at Floyd,
w. Va, in accordance with the sentence Of
the Court, for obtaining goods under false
pretenses. j.
AT Texarkana, Ark, a few days ago
mob attempted to lynch negro confined
in jail there for some hefnous otfense, but
the friends of the prisoner fred on them, and
eight persons were wounded, some fatally.
AT the meeting of the Miller's Ma
tional Association in Cincinnati on the I'd,
the Transportation Committee reported q
resolution to the effect that transportation
corporations should be placed under suitable
supervision, in the interest of the whole
people
I; MEssRs. BULL & NEWTON, proprie-
tors of a Minneapolis aouring-mill, have
failed, with liabilities Of s12ScO0.
E. G. PETERSON, Assistant Librarian
of the Mercantile Library at st. Louis was
found in skif thirty mites below that city
few days ago, with an ugly hole in his head.
He stated that he had been assaulted by two
men, at his own gate, and that when here
gained consciousness he found himself down
the river In boat, without oars, as alb 70 de-
scribed.
The recent South Carolina Demo
cratic State Convention nominated Mr.. Ha-
Of Bayard Electors.
AT St. Louis few days ego twenty
horses IN flour and feed stable were burned
to death.
IT was reported from Los Vegas, N.
NJ, on the I'd that the Navajoes and Utes
had combined for the purpose Of making war
on the whites. &-..... se.a
The Woman-Suffrage Convention in
session at Chicago Oh the I'd adopted plat
form the substance of which is that they viii
not support any party which will not insert a
plank iii its platform recognizing the right Of
women to vote. ., N
TuE Alabama Democrats have re-
nominated the present State officers.
The United States Millers' Associa-
ton has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, George Balm, of st.
Louis; Vice-Presidents, Loren Fletcher, of
Minneapolis, and Robert Tyson, of Balti-
more; Secretary, 8. H. Seamans, of Mil
waukee. .sz
MISS ANTHONY, President of the Ma
tonal Woman's Suffrage Association, read a
memorial before the Association in Chicago
on the Sd, to be presented tosthe National Re
publican Convention, asking for q pledge to
secure the right Of suffrage to women.
The Alabama Democrats have chosen
anti Tilden delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and Endorsed the two-thirds rule.
The Town Marshal of Hampton, Ca,
recently had quarrel with Colonel McCol-
um, prominent citizen, went home after .
gun, and, returning, shot him dead.
Foreign Intelligence.
ACCORDING to q Dublin dispatch of
the 31st ult house on the farm Of the Duke
Of Leinster, from which widow had been
recently evicted, was set on fire on the 30th
J. by discontented tenants, the inmates narrowly
escaping being burned to death.
The Burmese rebels lately burned
the town of senbounowe, on the Irrawaddy
River.
News was received in New York on
| the 31st ult. of the death of ex-Comptroller
D. B. Connolly, the Tweed Ring fugitive, at
Marseilles. France.
DUNNO the late Communistic disturb
ances In Paris Henri Rochefort's son was
! slightly injured by Paris policeman. The
father has since addressed letter to the
Paris Project of Police charging him with d.
recting the assault upon the young man, and
promising to slap that officials face when he
! next meets him.
IT IL reported that the Turkish sub
jects in the vicinity of Bagdad are in q state
of instruction. They are said to demand
autonomy under the pro lection Of England
The Marquis Of Ripon, the new
Viceroy of India, reached Calcutta on the
31st ult.
ACCORDING to Teheran (Persia)
telegram of the LIST Persia had declined to in
terfere in the Tekke question, and refused
the proffered allegiance Of the Merv Tureo.
mans.
A CoNsrANr1NOPLE dispatch received
on the list says the Turkish troops had an.
initiated band of Bulgarian marauders near
salonica. Compromising documents were
found on the Bulgarians who were killed.
EHE London publisher Strahan
sailed for the United States on the Let. One
object Of his journey Is to ascertain whether
the American publishers are not willing te
agree to some better compromise than any
Of the many which have been suggested II
America relative to irrational copyright
| PRINCE GoRrscHAKoFF arrived al
Berlin on the LIST. 5
! ADv1CEs from Havana, Cuba, on thu
LIST we're to the effect that yellow fever had
broken out In that city. Ten deaths from til,
pestilence occurred during the week ending
on the 10th ult., and eighteen deaths from
smallpox were also reported during the sam,
Il time.
i A sIxTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY Of Ottaw.
j Ont recently eloped with two girls and mar
rted one Of them at Utica, n. 7. Anothe
lad was to have gone along and made til
other girl his wife, but, for some reason, b
missed the train. The girls we're fourteen
4 years old. B.
A NUMBER Of Jews have been arrsste,
1t st. Petersburg for a(liiiatil,n with the Nj