New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-25
General News.

General News
One hundred OF the poorer classes have
left Tennessee for Utah and Mormonism.
All transatlantic mails from England
will be forwarded over tn Canadian Pacific
road.
The new Texas stock assessment shows
that there are in the state 100000
head, valued at S114, 100000.
Kennon e. Hill, grocers ofColumbus, Ca,
and Salem, Ala. made an assignment. As
sets, $50, 900; liabilities, $4,000.
Canadian Pacific will ask for another
$4,000, 600 subsidy, with which to buy
all the railways in the maritime provinces.
The ceremonies incident to the inaugural
ton OF Prof. Charles K. Adams as president
OF Cornell university took place few days
ago.
The official vote OF the entire state of
Iowa gives Larrabee 5,216 majority over
all; Hull, 1854; Akers, 8,667; and Beck,
ills.
William Walter. a Riverdale Qll) farm
er, is missing. Since his departure four
mortgages on his property and promissory
notes aggregating $4,000 have come to
light. His property is only worth $4,000.
Walter is thought to have gone to Iowa,
and is said to be in conceulment near
Cherokee.
Mrs. Maria P. Storey, the first wife OF the
late Wilbur F. Storey, who was divorced
from him about twenty years ago, was al
lowed by Judge Lullyn OF Chicago to plead
as one of the defendants in the chancery
suit OF Mrs. Eureka c. Storey, widow OF
the deceased, against Arson C. Storey and
other heirs foc the enforcement of the last
will
Lord Hotchkiss, one of the swell cow
boys OF Custer county, Montana, wagered
he could walk from his ranch to Miles City,
~ distance OF twenty-five miles, in four
hours and half. The bet was laid, and
accompanied by horseman his lordship
tackled the trail. He arrived in Miles City
in just four hours and four minutes, and
pocketed the cash.
William Fl. Heath, of the firm of Heath
& CO., OF N. Y, which failed on Oct. 2, with
liabilities OF 81 ,44O, 600, was arrested at
the instance OF G. P. Morosini, and in de.
fault OF $4,000 bail was committed to
to Morosini is $54O,OOO and suit was
brought by the latter and an attachment
served upon property OF the firm. Mr..
Morosini, in his sworn allegations against
Heath & Co. charges them with fraud
The Yale Alumni Association of Washing
ton, at it's annual meeting; elected for it's
officers for the ensuing year: President,
Hon. Morrison r. Waite, 1887; first vice
president, Francis Miller, 1852; second vice
president, Gen. E. Whittlesey, 1912; sec
Rotary, William A. Maloy, 1854; treasurer,
George P. Whittlesey, 1878; historian, Col.
[. Edward Clark, 55;executive committee,
Col. Garrick Mallery, 1885,. ohm Addison
Porter, 1878; Henry r. Elliott, 1871; Hen
~ K. Willard, 1879; Joseph c. Hornblower,
1869.
A circular to the National Land league
by President Egan. designates thefollowing
persons as a committee, with the president
OF the municipal council of the league at
colleagues on their arrival, and escort
them to the national convention at Chica-
go: The members of the national execu-
tive committee OF the league, Rev. Charles
O'Reilly, Patrick A. Collins, James Mooney,
Alexander Sullivan, Rev. T. j. Conaly,
John Boyle O'Reilly, Gen. NJ. Kerwin,
Patrick Ford and John F. Finecty.
The Bulgarians on the l 9th again repulsed
the Servian attacks on Slavinji and drove
the enemy back eight kilometers. Suisse
quently the Servians opened strong artil-
lery fire from the right wing. The Bulgari-
ans stoutly defended their positions and
again repulsed the Servians. The servian
force consists OF three batalions ofinfantry,
one OF artillery, and squadron Of cavalry.
The victory finally belonged to the Bull
garians. The latter further repulsed Ser
Wan attack on Glintzi, taking several pris
oners. The behavior OF the Bulgarian
troops was admirable.
Preparations are making to give Parnell
q rousing reception on his arrival in New
York.
Field Marshal Count Won Moltke cele-
brated the eighty-fifth anniversary OF his
birthday recently, at Kreisau, in a royal
manner.
Alexander Sheriff, delegate of the Can.
adlan federation has been remanded for
a week at Wolverhampton, Eng, for OBJ
tanning money by falsely stating that he
owned 1O, 900 acres ofland on the Saskatch-
evan river.
Prince Hohenlohe, the new governor-gtn
eral OF Alsace-Loraine, in a speech at
Metz endeavOred to dem Onstrate that the
people of Alsace-Loraine were much better
of under German than they were under
French rule.
Anderson, the steward of Hon. Claiborne
Hardy, has been taken to Inverary, where
he will be formally charged with clipping
with a ward in chancery. Anderson is q
married man and elOped With Miss Ridge
way, who was under the guardianship Of
Sir Claiborne Hardy.
NJ. DeLesseps celebrated his eightieth
birthday on the 10th. He received many
presents. All the foreign ambassadors and
prominent persons in Paris visited him
and paid their respects, and ex-Empress
Eugene and the khedive of Egypt tele-
graphed their congratulations.
London cable: Little interest, COM
paratively, is taken here in the Burmah
campaign. The resistance being SO slight
now that the Minhla forts are silenced,
there is nothing to stop the advance until
the Ava forts, twelve miles south OF Mand,,-
lay, are reached. They are not so formid-
able SIS Minhla King Theebaw's reign will
be over in q short time.
The grand jury at Montreal returns q
true bill against j. Vanasse, editor, and j.
Lessard, manager Of LIE Monde. for Grim.
inally ibeling Mayor Beaugrand. The
action arose from structures passed on the
mayor for having the Gangnon patients
removed by force to the smallpox hos
pital.
More Ssrvian Victories recorded, but the
Bnlgarians in one battle defeat theenemies
with heavy loss. It is believed that Aus
tria and Russia will be draw into the fight