New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-14
publican ticket by about 700 majority.
Two years ago the democra is were success
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1ul by nearly 1000.
The democratic city ticket at COLUMBUS,
O., was elected by majorities ranging from
800 to 500, with democratic gains in the
city council.
Clarence Fl. Bennett (dem.) was elected
mayor OF Jackson, Mich. by S45 majority.
The democrats have four majority in the
city council.
The safe in the postot1ice at Attica, Ind.
was blown open and $1,000 in money and
quantity OF stamps stolen.
Dr. w. H. Boyd was arrested in Arkansas
Tor horse stealing. Since his imprisonment
he has confessed that he is eleven times q
bigamist. His victims reside all the way
from Virginia to the Indian Territory.
large boot factory at Marlborough,
Mass. occupied by Smith, Brown & Co.,
and George B. Brigham & Sons was burned.
Collars dwelling and the Westborough
shoe factory. Loss, SIG, 800: insurance,
$4,000.
Gen. Adna Anderson, chief engineer OF the
Northern Pacific. left ST. Paul recently for
Spokane Falls, Wash. While there he will
probably award the contract for building
the proposed Spokane Falls & Palouse
branch OF the Northern Pacific.
The Brue hotel at Guninson, Mont, is
burned. Loss $4,000.
Mayor OBrien OF Boston has vetoed the
city ordinance making eight hours a legal
day Tor city employees.
The 25Oth anniversary Of Harvard col
legc occurs next October.
The feeling at Fort Worth, Texas, is
very bitter. Every man is arrayed on one
side or the other OF the labor question.
Large numbers of strikers have left sur
rounding towns for Fort Worth. but only
a few come there each day to act as spies.
Master Workman Levin, of district lO1,
Knights OF Labor, was arrested on a charge
OF completely in the murder OF Dick Town
send, who was shot. Rumors are current
OF the arrest OF other leading Knights.
At Milwaukee, Annie Rosenstein, beau
tiful girl Of fifteen years, while sleeping by
the side OF her little sisters was shot and
instantly killed by Isadore Seidenbaum, an
eighteen year-old friend OF the family, who
was enjoying their hospitality. Seiden-
baum was in his night clothes and lay in
falling position, partially over the body OF
the murdered girl Both were dead. The
blood flowed from a wound in the girls
head, above the left ear, and from a hole
in the breast OF the young man. None OF
the relatives OF the deceased could advance
any theory as to the cause OF the double
tragedy.
Charles A. Hall, whose discharge as fore
man Of the Texas e Pacific passenger car
repair shops at Marshall Tex, caused the
present strike on the Gould Southwestern
system, in an interview declares that the
company had grudge against him because
OF his prominence in {, former strike, and
discharged him in revenge. Crosbie, the
general shop foreman, who discharged Hall,
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an enemy to the Knights OF Labor. Hall
is said not to be a pestiIerous agitator,
and has many sympathizers.
Rt. Hon. William e. Forster, chief secre-
tary for Ireland under the previous Glad
stone ministry, is dead. Mr.. Forster whose
health was seriously affected by the mental
strain incident to his occupancy OF the post
OF chief secretary for Ireland, had been com.
planning more or less since his resignation
in 1882. Within the past few months his
condition became serious, and recently he
had a relapse, which resulted in his death.
Mr.. Forster has been a member OF parlia-
ment for Bradford since 1861, and was well
known as the most outspoken friend OF the
Union cause in parliament during the war
ofthe Rebellion.
At Charlegroi Belgium, strikers who were
engaged in the recent riots were sentenced
~ ocI!llS VI ranging from
three months to five years. Ten thousand
opera tivcs are still striking, but it is ex-
pected that many will resume work.
II. L. Se;isman G. Son, iron dealers OF
Glasgow, have failed.
The French minister of the interior has
ordered all the mayors and projects Of the
country to do their utmost to dissuade
French from emigrating. The officials are
instructed to expatiate on the obstacles
and disappointment which await new
corners in all parts OF the world, particular
ly in America.
Discussion arose in the house at Ottawa,
ON the Northwest rebellion over IL motion
OF Blake, who said it was the duty OF the
government that all papers and CORE
spondence relating to and prior to the
Northwest rebellion should be brought
down Immediately. He arraigned the gov
ernment for not answering motions passed
by the house, and accused them OF keeping
back these documents because they would
eliminate themselves.
Sir Henry Halford, well known for his
connection with rifle shooting, and who
conducted the Creedmoor matches, is dy-
ing OF Bright's disease OF the kidneys.
Many Belgian strikers are sentenced to
Imprisonment, and 1000 are still out.
The king OF Italy has conferred the grand
Gordon OF the Order OF St. Maurice and St.
Lazarus on the illustrious savant, NJ.
Pasteur.
Lieut.. Wissman, the Congo explorer,
having fallen i'll deep in the jungle gave up
his trip and is returning to Germany.
Patti and Nicolini are to be married again
in June.
Martin Mess, assistant engineer on the
steamship Mexico, at Portland, Or, while
oiling some part Of the machinery while the
engine was in motion, fell into the crank
pit and WAS instantly killed, his body being
fearfuly crushed.
w. w. Gibbs, oldest son OF ex-Gov. A. c.
Gibbs, the war governor" OF Oregon. was
found dead near Ellensburg Death was
due to apoplexy.
James Heidinger private of Company A.
Fourteenth U. S. infantry, committed
suicide at Vancouver Barracks, WASH
William E. Sinclair, treasurer OF Bar
num- show, took Sc, 500 and skipped to
Canada.
w. H. Coucher, grain dealer OF Peru, Ind,
has assigned. Liabilities, 5000; assets,
$25,OOC.
The total output OF logs in the Michigan