New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-20

Mr.. Gladstone moved, in the house Of COM
mons recently, and Sir Stafford seconded. the
granting of an annuity of $4,000 to Princess
Beatrice, on the occasion of her forthcoming
marriage Mr.. Gladstone urged the house to
bear in mind that the marriage of Princess
Beatrice like all previous marriages of her
ma]esty's family, is based upon genuine at
tach ms Inc government proposed to sub
NIT the whole question Of the civil list and fu-
ture grants to royalty to parliamentary COM
mittee at the next session Mr. La bouchere
opposed the motion. He thought that the
queen should provide the annuity The annu-
ity was voted-33337 against 49,
Gen. Grant had a setback on Wednesday.
The swelling in the right side of his neck in
creased so that it was nearly the size of an egg.
aid the pain which had subsidized, was brought
on again by taking some beef tea. During tho
morning the sick man was disposed to remain
quiet, and sat in his easy chair for long time
as if in deep thought. He was in a worse con
dition than he has been for weeks.
Mr.: Morton, the retiring United States min
lister to France, presented his letters of recall
to President Grevy. .Afterward Mr.. McLane
presented his credentials to the president and
delivered ali address, to which NJ. CREW re-
piled, welcoming the new minister, and assur-
Ing him that he would always find in France
welfare of the American republic.
Troops ordered out will increase the force
in the Northwest to 5000.
Advices have been received of treaty Of
peace and alliance between Honduras San
Salvador, Costa Rica and Nicaragua, April H.
President Zalvidar of San Salvador, claims
war indemnity of 100000, recommends the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Guatemala in the interests
OF peace, and the division of her strength and
wealth among the other states Amnesty is to
be granted those taking part in the Barrios
revolution.
James Taylor, deputy city recorder of Og-
den, Utah, was arrested for cohabitaton. At
the hearing before Commissioner Mckay, Tav-
lor's second wife exposed him and he was held
IN $l5, 900 bonds to await the action of the
grand jury. The church organ bewails the
har dness Of heart of President Cleveland in
not promising to stop the enforcement of the
laws and send commission Of investigation
At the meeting of the military service institute
of the United States at Governors island re-
Gently Lieut.. Eugene Griffin, of the engineer
corps, U. s. A., read paper on sour Sea
Coast Defenses," showing that the coasts wels
almost without ectiOn, and urging the neces-
sity of prompt action Senator Joseph N.
Dolph of Oregon, chairman of the senate COM
mittee on sea coast defenses, was present and
promised to aid all legitimate coast defence
schemes in congress.
AWinnepeg paper says Lord Melgund has
been compelled to return to England, owing to
pressing private business, which necessitates
his withdrawal from the Northern expedition.
He will reach here in q few days, en- route to
England. There is no truth in the report that
his journey has any political or military sig
nificance.
A of %1,o
Co, of New York said that E. M Goddard, who
was arrested in Minneapolis charged with en-
bezzling $15 600 from the banking firm in New
York in 1873, is to be lodged in the city prison.
and, so far as the bankers are concerned. no
mercy will be shown to him.
The American tract society published during
the past year 213, lis tracts; cards, packages,
and wall rolls, ETC., to the number of c, 389, 8O4
The president has appointed Ferdinand Du-
fias of New York to be United States consul al
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