New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
and he had recuperated from the voyae,
they would go on tour through Scotland
Ireland and Wales.

Sir Charles r. Ireyelya1s a, son of the
late Arch Deacon Trevelyan,. died in Lon
don, aged seventy mine years.
The prince OF Wales was !, winner to the
extent OF $4,000 on the last Derby.
Princess Pignateli is now serving as a
waitress in a cafe in Vienna.
In accordance with the law passed last
year. 25, 523 slaves have been declared free
in Cuba.
The pope has indirecsly notified Don.
Carlos that the vatican will disprove of
any attempt to disturb Spain.
BY the sinking OF a French brigantine
and a dory, off the Newfoundland coast,
eleven lives are lost.
Prince Luitpold has been confirmed as
regent OF Bavaria
Mrs. Archibald Mackenzie, who was shot,
by her husband, the American vice consul
IN Dublin, is rapidly recovering
The India financial statement presented
IN the British house of commons does not
look very well, the budget sho wing ~ def
cit OF 100000. The total liabilities we're
stated to be 1883, 100000; the assets,
OS,OOO, 900. On March 81. 1855, the
Indian debt stood at s162, ,74S, so
that the Indebtedness has been, increased
nearly e1OO, 600, 900, caused probably by
d
the mobilization in view of Russian aggres.
sion on the Afghan frontier.
Duke Charles Theodore Of Bavaria a
second cousin OF the late King Ludwis, is a.
famous surgeon.
The forty-ninth anniversary OF. Queen
Victoria s, accession to the thsone was eel
ebrated recently by the benchers OF the
temple In. London by a series OF amateur
dramatic performances. The audience was
large, Excluding the marquis of Lorne and
Princess Louise, as we'll as most Of the
leaders Of the London bag and metropoli-
tan society. Alter the chair had rendered
a number OF part songs a curtain was
dIawn revealing a temporary stage, on
which was placed a spleaeid liIe-sixed bust
OF the queen, the pedestal and figure being
Mgeniously lighted by electric lights. Upon
tins stage company composed entirely OF
penchers, played in antique style without
scenery, Pyramus and Thisbe, from "a
Midsummer Nights Dream"
Eight thousand persons assembled at the
grand seminary court, the occasion being
the presentation by citizens of Quebec to
Cardinal Taschereau OF an address and Il
purse containing 1854. On the south
east side OF the court a large throne had
been erected. The windows of the semi
nary were almost hidden with flags among
which were flags bearing the name OF Presi-
dent Cleveland and the names OF different
cities OF the United States All the Catho-
lie and religious societies were represented.
The Pontihcal Guards formed IL guard OF
honor. Upon the cardinal ascending the
throne Mayor Sangeler on behalf OF the
citizens read an address congratulatins
him upon his elevation to the cardinalate.
lie then presented him with the purse.
The cardinal replied, thanking the citizens
He said they had good reason to rejoice at
the honor conferred upon them in the APP
pointlnent OF a citizen OF Quebec to this
high office. The proceedings closed with
three cheers for the cardinal, the pope and
the queen.
The Vienna Tagsblatt declares that Ger.
many and France were really on the brink
OF war a few weeks ago.
The Puritan wins race.
D. NJ. Chappsadlle, an attorney at HUI
ron, asked his wife to bring him IL glass OF
water. She arose to do so, but before she
could get out OF bed he was dead.
Frank Wright Of Minneapolis, better
known as "Munk," was arrested at Nc
Cauleyville, in Wilkin county Mimi, charg-
ed with breaking into the store of ]. L.
Harris and taking SIS in money and more
or less clothing. On examination he was
bound over to await the action OF the
grand jury.
Mr.. Henley introduced the following reso.
luton in the house: Whereas. Ii an
pears from the published reports OF the
Union Pacific railroad company, that the
said corporation without the consent of
congress, did issue in 1888 about SIS .OOO.-
600 OF collateral trust bonds also Sc, 600
600 per cent. collateral trust bonds. did
pay dividends in 1888 and 1854, notwith-
standing the existence of a gross floating
debt Of $4,000, 900, and in 1888 and
1885 did guarantee interest on $14 ,93l,-
600 Oregon Short Line bonds in defiance
OF the provisions Of the law of 1873; there
FORE Resolved, That the attorney general
be, and he is hereby directed to pros, cute
all officers oil said corporation, civiilv and
crlminally, against whom there is sufficient
evidence to warrant iudgmc or conviction
The president has not yet signified his
approval OF the general bill establishing
llie-saving stations. and it will probably
become a law without his signature The
proposed lighthouses at or near Duluth
were provided for in the $4,000 appro-
priated for new stations ir the sundrv
civil bill, and whether they will be erected
or not this year depends upon the super
intendent OF the service, in whose discretion
1t lies TO erect at any time the stations
authorized.
The Missouri supreme court has dismiss
ed the case OF S. c. Schae!er, sentenced to
eight years in the penitentiary fordefraud-
ing John /. Blair, the New Jersey million.
aire.
There are said to be only $500 He.
brews in the United States.
The Omaha has issued circular an.
nouncing that the following stations have
been opened on the Winona Il st. Peter:
Fssig, Golden, Revere, Taunton Shanley,
Terry and 'Burchard, all in Minnesota
Bradstreet's reports moderate activity
in general trade, with fair business in st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth.
The Goodnow saw mill at MINNEAPOLIS
was buried. Loss $40, COO.
The Yallep- De Groot Company OF St.
Paul. dealer in tailors' trimmings, ETC.,
assign-liabilities $50, 900; assets, $40, 900.
The Office of inspector OF hulls is est.b-
1ished at Dull 1th.
:. The twenty eighth Minnesota state Sun
day school convention will be held at Man.
kato June 20, 30 and July L.
Christopher Casey, a military convict at
Fort Smelling, is shot and killed by Private
Brown, sentinel.