New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

The works OF the American Forc1te row
der company, in Morris county, N. D., were
destroyed by fire and an explosion. Loss
100000.
ExPresident Hayes is Il recognized can :
didate for the presidency OF Adeloef6 col
lege, Cleveland.
Galusha A. Grow will nlaketanotber at
TEMPT to secure the United States senator
ship in Pennsylvania to succeed Mltehea' .
Indian Commissioner atkins submitted
to tbs senate g report in reply to senate
resolution inauiring reasons for reiusal
OF licenses to certain Indian traders. The
commissioner quotes the law which places
the entire control OF Indian post-trader-
ships in his hands as the reason for the re-
fusal OF licenses, and then gives list OF
the traders to whom, as the best interests
of;the Indian service seems to require, he
has refused licenses during his administra-
ton, together with the fart as to whether
charges have or have not been filed against
them. Following Is portion OF the list:
Acknowledgements reservation, A. [. Ca
ton, charges; Crow Creek, H. A. Clough &
Co., charges: A. j. Carrier, charges; Pine
Ridge, Fry & Robinson, no charges; {. f.
Blanchard no charges; White d Gilling-
ham, no charges; Sparks, charges; Rosebud,
Fell & Gordon, no charges; l.. Richard no
charges. Observation-Disclosures \. A. Lam
bert, no charges; T. G. Demars, no charges;
Fort Peck, G. II. Fairchild, no charges.
Washington Territory-Noah Bev agency,
S. Baxter, charges. Wisconsiu-Green Bay
agency, w. Westcott, charges; La Pointe
agency, j.. Allen, no charges; l.. Z. Holmes,
no charge
At banquet at Charleston, w. Va, Civ
en- to Ohio editors, Congressman Grosven-
or OF Ohio said I'm Ohio there is more
intense feeling against tie New England
States than there was against the south,
because New England don want the south
and west to improve, bu5 to hold them
back by not legislating in the interest OF
the two great sections of the country" He
characterized their citizens as the over
educated provincials OF the east.
Frank Yorkitcha. a sailor on the brig
Mary c. Warner, stabbed and killed James
P. Lewis, first mate, at sea. Lewis had
pounded him on the head with a wooden
Delaying pin which broke, and was about
to strike him with an iron Delaying pin
when the stabbing occurred. Yorkitcha
was brought to New York and taken before
the grand jury, which Immediately dis.
charged him.
The report of-the directors Of the Cen
trail Pacific shows a surplus OF over $780,
769.
Frank Keenan,, Greenburg Pa, killed
One of PATHS wedding gifts from Lady
Rothschiid WAS a brooch about four inches
long, representing two large pansies in
white brilliants, with nine blood-red rubies
in it; heart all diamonds, with Il large red
ruby in the middle.
The Waldmeister plant is to be intro
duced from Germany into England as a
substitute for tea.
The ~. rli,p,o,+ ,pSar O,,na,
Victoria, and the twenty third since George
III. was king, will be dissolved. 1t has
been the shortest parliament since the first
OF William w., which lasted only five
months and twenty-seven days.
A ledge OF white marble six hundred feet
wide has been found in Union county, Or.
Chief Of police Thatcher of Moundsville,
w. Va, was shot and killed by James
johnson.
The residence of Joseph Lyon at Lake
Geneva, Wis, was smashed by a gang O,
scoundrels.
Mrs. Sarah Tyrrel of Lancaster, Wis,
killed her husband.
Thomas Chamberlain OF Beloit is elected
president OF the Wisconsin State Uniyer.
sity.
valua BILE find OF lead is made in Wis
consin. seven miles from Galena.
William W. Carruth, ex-judge of the
Newton (Mass.) police court, who was ar
rested in Washington under an Indictment
charging him with the embezzlement OF
$4,000 while acting as administrator OF
the estate OF Julia f. Ward of Oakland.
Cal, was arraigned in Boston and pleaded
not guilty. He was held for trial.
The act of clevating Archbishop Gibbons
to the cardinalate will shortly be consum.
tod H,,,D ,%,tx~
The selection OF Archbishop Gibbons is re-
gardec as a very fortunate one by Ameri.
can Catholics.
Work on the Monta ana Central road be.
tween Helena and Rinrini continues, says
the Fort Benton River Press, but it ap-
pears that the Northern Pacific has the up
per hand and viii hold the iron from the
Montana Central and build and have their
cars running ahead OF that road
John II. Conrad has issued in the North
west Territory 200 900 acres OF land
from the dominion government upon
which he will drive this season 10, 900 head
OF cattle and 200 head of Oregon bred
| mares.
| Postmasters commissioned: Dakota
Niagara, j. A. Rose; Clark, S. D. Jeffries;
Jamestown, A. Klaus. Iowa-Morton's
Mills O. ". Bean; Sheandonah, j. r. Rale-
kin; Longton, G. w. Clark Montana
Bozeman, r. P. Menefee; Helena, c. D.
| Curtiss. Observation-Disclosures j. Ratclff;
National Home, G. Field. New Offices
Dakota: Delamere, Sargent county; Eta
Mine. Pennington county. John Seeman,
Dennison, Iowa; r. f. Austin, lama City,
Iowa; S. c. Symonds, Hudson Wis
A member OF a prominent congressional
| committee has written Is, 600 letters to his
constituents since the Inauguration OF the
new administration.
A bill which passed the senate repeats the
pre-emption and timber culture acts. but
protects those who make entries under
those laws up to the date of the
approval OF the bill by the president The
desert land act is modified, but is not re-
pealed. The house has passed a similar
bill, but it differs in many respects, and the
two bills will have to go to a committee OF
conference.
The Baker dashworks atSyracuse, n. Y,
has failed. Liabilities, $4,000.
Miss Ada Smith OF New York, youngest
sister of Mrs. w. K.Vanderbilt, is to mari
Count Moroni OF Rome, Italy
The Oregon state legislature voted $25C
f> H.