New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK SUMMARIZED.

Queen Victoria is reported as being person.
ally very much opposed to war with Russia
The Second Adventists of Concord, N. II.
predict that the end Of the world Will come
Picnic acid, used by Gen. Grants physi.
clans, is chemically pure carbolic acid, and is
very expensive.
Mrs. De Soto, wife of the ex-president Of
Honduras, has bought house and lot in New
York for $4,000.
Land Commissioner Sparks declares thai
hereafter all claims before the department will
have to wait their turn for hearing.
The Exchange National bank of Norfolk, Va,
and Baine & Bro, bankers of Portsmouth, Va,
failed with liabilities up in the millions.
A colored family OF the name of Silence hold
i've positions in the federal departments al
Washington, the salaries aggragating $500
It is stated that Attorney Gen. Garland has
determined to make ex-Congressman Thomp-
son of Kentucky an assistant attorney general.
Riels brother, Joseph, lives at St Vital,
Man. He is quiet and peaceable farmer, and
has no notion of taking the chances of wal
with Louis
Perry Smith, formerly Of Wisconsin, now OF
Woodford, N. T., has been appointed superin-
tendent and disbursing officer of the postofice
department.
The Wisconsin supreme court decided that q
man who puts up at hotel in company with
lewd woman is not ''guests within the mean
Ing of the law.
Senator Mahone's son, Butler, has been sued
for $4,000 damages by the colored waiter whose
thumb he shot off at Welkers few days be-
fore inauguration.
Miss Lawrance, q rich New York belle, il
about to marry Lord Vernon, an English peer,
who turns out three tons of butter daily from
bis dairy in Derbyshire.
1t is stated by government official from OF.
tawa that cable message from Lord Wolseley
has been received by Lord Lansdowne asking
II he could get one or two regiments from Can
ada for service.
Friends of Mrs Garfield deny the published
reports that she is to marry Rev. M Taylor
Of Pennsylvania. She is living quietly i'll Cleve-
land, and is educating her children for careers
Of usefulness.
It is estimated thaS 90, 600 sheep have died in
Greene county, Pa, in the last three months
Scarcity of food and unusual severity of the
winter and spring weather have combined to
bring about this result
Postof6ces establishe& Dakota, Mouse River,
Stevens county; Montana, Halbert, Meagher
county. Postmasters commissioned: William
France Van Dreische, Mendoza, Oak: William
d. Bennett, Clyde, Iowa.
At Lebanon, Pa, ex-C County Treasurer steph-
IN ". Blatz made an assignment Blatz was
short in his accounts $4,000, which, is stated,
John Benson, his bondsman, borrowed from
Blatz and then skipped the town.
The Nevada legislature has passad an anti
treating law, which makes it unlawful sfor any
person or persons to treat or entertain gratul-
Eously any other person or persons to or with
iny spirituous or malt liquor or liquors, wine
Or cider, or any beverage whatever"
The grand jury,in session at Bozeman Mon,
raised great rumpus in polite society by find
ing indictments against several prominent young
men and weak sisters of this city for living to-
Bether as man and wife when no marriage cere-
mony has ever been performed.
Orson P. Arnold, polygamist, was arrested
1T Salt Lake City, on an Indictment for unlaw-
full cohabitation, and released on 81 500 bail
A. NJ Musser, formerly superintendent of the
Dessert Telegraph company, was arrested on
the same charge and was also released on bail
There were PIP failures in the United States
reported to Bradstreets during the week, end
ing 28th, against 247 in the preceding week and
l62, ITO and l27 in the corresponding weeks of
1884, 1888 and 1882, respectively. About 50
per cent. were those of small traders. whose
capital was less than 5000.
The United States marshal lodged in Jail at
Dallas, Tex, in default of bail, Samuel Jag
gers, Samuel Houston, Ellis Barnett and Bud
Gano, on charges of being members off band
OF counterfelters working off well-executed
spurious IS notes. They were captured in Col
lin county. The names given are believed to
be aliases.
A consignment Of lis bulls, Galloway breed,
has arrived at Boston and been taken to quar-
antine at Waltham, Mass. These bulls were
imported by President Hill, of the St Paul.
Minneapolis l. Manitoba Railroad company
They are designed for breeding purposes, and
are to be distributed along the line of the road
on Hills farms.
In few days the Kentucky court of appeals
will decide whether Miss Bessie White, sister
Of OK Congressman John D. White can prac-
lce pharmacy in Kentucky or not The state
OO"A ~ W HA4oA AASCJ 1cluS6u w OAdullu0 Q6r ana
permit her to practice, although she is grad
uate of the Michigan university school of phar-
macy and is said to be abundantly qualified as
pharmacist
Senator Riddleberger did not attend the meet
Ing Of the Irish revolutionists in New York. In
his telegram he said: ssWere at your meet
ing my sentiments would be American without
know nothingism lrishmen should be Ameri-
cans without forgetting there is an oppressed
Ireland. I believe it to be the duty of Ameri-
can Irishmen to do their utmost for Irish
nationality and liberty.
Queen Victoria and her daughter Beatrice
has arrived at AK les Bains, France. The
depot was handsomely decorated in their honor
as had been arranged by M. Ferry A guard
of honor, composed of dragons and the Pa
risian Garde Mobile met her majesty at the
station and acted as escort for the royal party
In accordance with the special request of the
queen, her arrival at the station and departure
thence was allowed to be made quietly and
without official ceremony.
The March debt statement shows reduo.
ton in the public debt for the month Of less
than $4S3, COO, and for the nine months of $44,-
610,S54 against over 81, 0O0, 600 and sS2, OOO,-
600 for the two corresponding periods of last
year. This large disparity between the reduc-
ton in March, 1884, and the month just closed
is due to the fact that there was falling of
of So 600, 600 in the aggregate receipts of last