New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-28

sJu0ge On. Jenny, an Old ana prOml-
nent attorney Of Oregon, has just been ten
dered by the Chinese government the posi-
ton OF Inspector general customs for Corea
at asalary of 81 900 q month, and has ac-
cepted. 5ss35z
The Montreal Herald advises the domin-
ion government not to spend any more
money Investigating tht navigability Of
Hudson's straits, lit has been conclusively
proven that the passage is open only two
months during the year.
The recent find of ore at Red Mountain,
Mont, shows a vein ten feet thick. The
ore is of a splendid character for reduction,
containing iron, beside AZ per cent of lead
and per cent copper, the silver being
present in the shape of the black sulphide.
A year ago Judge Utt Of Iowa decided
against the prohibitionists' appeal to re-
strain the Dubuque saloon keepers from sell
ing liquor. The prohibitionists appealed,
and the supreme court reversed the de-
cision, holding that the law was constitu-
tional
Lord Shaftsbury's death gives Lord
Salisbury his first Garter. The Tories
have been very unlucky with the blue rib
bon, as only two stalls fell vacant during
the six years of Lord Beaconsield's rule,
and now there are nineteen Liberal knights
and only five Tories
It is stated at ottawa that the govern
ment has ordered the Indians, recently
sentenced to death for taking part in the
Northwestern rebellion, to be hanged ION
the several reservations, believing that it
will have a strong tendency to prevent
their rising again.
Among the indictments reported by the
grand jury at Vineland, N. j., was one
charging Mrs. Jennie Wilson, the ex-captain
OF the Salvation Army, with bigany. Mrs.
Wilson pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The court assigned her counsel and fixed
her trial for Nov. 4.
was held, and a county branch of the 10y
al Patriotic Union was formed Lord
Meath presided: Lord Powerscourt, in an
address, said he thought the question of
home rule was fit subject for discussion,
but it was compulsory on them to preserve
the union.
The lady who committed suicide at the
American house, Boston, was Miss Effie
Littledale, not Littlefeld, and she was
highly connected in Chicago. She was
twenty-seven years OF age, and had been
abroad with a lady companion. She was
in consumption, and was on her way home
to see her parents.
The English farmers alliance has adopted
resolution stating that to avert The ruin
OF the present race of farmers, landowners
must forthwith reduce rents on farms and
the government must formulate measure
which will prevent the raising OF rents on
the improvements Of tenants.
Rt. Rev. James Frazer, ID. D., bishop of
/ Manchester, died suddenly. About a month
ago DR.. Frazer, who was one OF the most
energetic. OF the Anglican bishops, became
so unwef that he was ordered absolute
rest. DR.. Frazer had taken no adequate
holiday for years, and his sudden death is
he result OF oyerwork.
A native of Albania made an attempt to
shoot the Montenegrin minister OF war.
The attempt was unsuccessful When ar
rested the man cody avowed that he was
q member OF a conspiracy formed against
the frontier delimitation commission. He
regretted his shot had not been fatal. The
prisoner was sumrnarily executed.
The Liverpool Weekly Post OF recent
date announces that by an act of parlia-
ment, passed Aug. 4, the British govern
ment has decided to pay over to all the
legal heirs OF the Lawrence Townley estate
their proper proportion OF the money.
This estate amounts to the enormous sum
OF $SOO,OOO,OOO in money and 100000
acres OF land.
A dispatch to the Temps from Tamative,
giving details of the recent engagement be-
tween the French and the Hovas, says that
Admiral Met, the French commander, met
with unexpected opposition and was com
PEELED to beat a hasty retreat The same
dispatch says that if the campaign in NADIA
gascar be allowed to drag the French will
be driven into the sea.
Col. G. A. Broadwater OF Helena, Mont,
asserts that the mines throughout the
territory are looking up, the success of the
Butte mines in particular inducing more
prospecting in other parts OF the territory
than has ever been known in the past. The
output in Montana would approximate
$22,0OO,O0o he thought, the output at
Butte alone reaching 100000.
The special commissioners who took evil
dence in the licensed traders claims in Min
nesota made answer to the petition made
by Nathan Ayrick for amounts allowed by
certain credits that were thrown out in the
first finding. They refuse to restore the
items. An appeal will be taken to Secre-
tary Lamar. The credits thrown out are
for furs to the amount of about 5000.
None OF Mr.. Myrick's subtraders' credits
were allowed, which cut his claim down
$4,000.
Lord Lansdowne, who arrived at Winni-
peg, homeward bound was given warm
TecepC1on Dy Jhe cltlZens. He was tender
ed a breakfast at clock p. m. Replying
to an address. he detailed the particulars
OF his trip, and Landed the so-called heri-
tage which all Canadian statesmen say
nature has provided for Canadians. Con-,
sui Taylor made magnificent reply to the
toast OF 'The President of the United
States" which was received with unbound
ed enthusiasm. Lansdowne paid the con-
sui high compliment for his speech.
The marriage OF Prince Waldemar, third
son of King Christian of Denmark, and
Princess Marie, daughter of the Due and
Duches de Charities, was celebrated at the
Chateau d Eu, the residence of the Comte
de Paris. The civil ceremony was perform
ed in Paris by the mayor and the religious
services were conducted in the private
chapel of the chateau Everyth passed
off pleasantly. At the wedding breakfast
the prince of Wales proposed toast to the
health OF the bride and bridegroom. The
latter subsequently departed for Chantilly.
Mr.. T. B. Eiker, so well known to the press
OF the country from his connection with
the Charles A. Vogeler Company, one of
the largest advertising houses, is now in
charge Of the advertising department of an
immense Baltimore establishment known