New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-12-19
GLEANINGs.
Gladstone has cousin living in Iowa.
Football lis all thesrage in the Eastern

\ Conveyed
| Judah P. Benjamin expects to return
to America to reside.
emily r. Miner is my heir" is the
entire will of a Pennsylvania.
There are over $4,000 miles Of un-
| broken pine forest in Southern Georgia.
Stock raisers in Sprague River Valley,
Oregon, offer $50 for each bear killed.
Henry County, Georgia, has not had
a hanging within it's borders since 1887.
The sale of postal cards at the New
| York post-offices is about 100000 daily.
f. Two-thirds of the millionaires of
| Australia are denied admittance to
'the best society,"
Stitch Brothers are clotlliers in New
York, and Mr.. Oven is baker in
Buffalo.
A whaling company with one million
capital has been started in San Fran
cisco.
An enterprising Englishman is en-
gagged in making Illuminating gas from
sawdust.
EVERYTHING in furniture covering now
adays is a ''scarf. There are no more
table cloths.
California has 900 churches of all de-
nominations, and about 100000 in
habitants.
Travellers in Africa assert that the
most certain cure for malarial fever is
strong coffee.
A niece of Richard Wagner is in New
York with crippled husband and four
hungry children.
Major Robins, chief Of police at In
dianapolis, is charged with speaking of
the police as ''thieves and blackguards
not worth hell room.
The subject of a bridge across the
Mississippi at New Orleans is under
discussion, the estimated cost being
$13,OO0,O00.
A Washington woman who was ac-
| Quilted of murder on the ground of in
sanity some time ago has just married
her lawyer.
A Baptist divine estimates that all
India viii be Christianized in fifty
years should the present good work be
continued.
Experiments are in progress in Ohio
for turning palmetto leaves into paper
used for Bank of England notes with
such secresy for years.
Paris last year ate 100000 chick
ems and 250,O0O,OOO eggs. The frogs
couldn't be counted. 10 wash down
these and other kinds of solid food
1000, 900 gallons Of wine was used.
The income of the Girard properties
in Philadelphia and elsewhere in Penn
sylvania has increased over $4,000 in
the past ten months, compared with
the same time last year.
A curious debate is going on between
a San Francisco and several interior
papers as to whether the wife whose
liberty must be restrained by her hus-
band is worth having.
Mr.. Bell, the new Supervisor of Arch
itecture at Washington, thinks the
Capitol Building has been built to on
all sides until it is all out of proportion.
'It looks like q very big hat on a small
man.
The Supreme Court of Indiana has
decided that certificates issued by mar
riage endoWm mt associations are void
rs against a public policy, and as being
mere wagering contracts as to the time
when persons should marry.
Wire fences and blooded stock are
revolutionizing the cattle business in
Texas. The first dispenses with cow
boys and rounding up and the lat
ter enables the growers to compete
with Montana cattle.
The Marquis of Lorne, in his article
on Canadian home rule, says: Canada
could not stand alone, but would be an
ncXed to the United States on the first
preteXt were there not behind her the
majestic form OF g united empire
The Toronto Globe does not believe
That the Sunday-school is an unmixed
blessing. The institution disposcs par
ents to rely upon it too much for the
instruction of their children. 1t can
never- supersede, and is vastly inferior
to, home instruction.
The Princess of Wales and her sisters
were photographed during their recent
visit home, standing beneath tree in
their old playground, the garden of
Castle Bernstein This photograph has
been chromographed and gone all over
the land.
eve have Wilkie Collins for plots,
Mr.. Black for sunsets, Mr.. rHowells and
Mr.. James for unrivaled painters in
miniature, Ouida for emotions, but, -
says the London Times, eve have not
a novelist equal to those Of the days of
Ihackeray and George Eliot"
''Some friends of mine,'' says the
correspondent of a Glasgow news
paper, ''who visited Carlyle's house q
few days ago inform me that it is stand
ing empty, very dismal looking, rather
dilapidated, ticketed to be let or to be
sold. Will Scotchmen allow this to
continue-will they allow to go to
! wreck and ruin this house, in which
for seven and forty years he lived?'
1t is the usual practice to serve pota-
toes in a porcelain dish with a close
fitting cover. In ten minutes the best
! potatoes, however carefully cooked, are
thus utterly destroyed. A culinary
authority recommends that. they should
be placed in wooden dish, or served
in porcelain dish, with towels above
and below to absorb the moisture.
A writer in the Providence Journal,
referring to the efficacy of the balsamic
odor of pine for weak lungs, makes this
| suggestion: Very probably the day
will come when pine and spruce pill
lows will be as frequent q household
appurtenance in our bleak climate as the
quinine bottle has long been in the
Southern and Western states.
An English bride, Miss Jessel, has
had g wonderful wedding cake. On
top, done in sugar, was g representa-,
ton of the meeting Of Rebekah and
| Abraham's servant at the we'll, the
grouping modelled after Vernet's cele.
brated picture. The cake was four feet
high and weighed 227 pounds. The