New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-09-22

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john, were found in each others embrace.
Their bodies were crushed and mangled.
David Sharp, Erie, Pa, d cripple, and
his little son were found crushed together.
William A. Loomis, Erie, Pa, O. we'll
known shipbuilder, head crushed. he was
found dead in his seat.
Jacob Rostaller, Erie badly crushed; al
most out of recognition.
John Feeder, Pittsburg, said to have
been employed at Erie.
W. F. Reyn olds, Erie.
Aaron Parkhurst.
Adrie Heidler Erie
John 1. Refel, Erie.
The list of the severely if not fatally in
jured is very long.
William Coffee, bailiff who had made
himself very obnoxious, was badly beaten
at mass, at Beleara chapel, in Kerry, Ire
land, by twelve women whom he had
evicted.
The Associated Pres at, Charleston dis
tributed $500 among the reporters who
furnished the details ofthe earthquake.
Farmers in the southwestern part of
Campaign county, Ill.,, have within few
days lost $4,000 worth OF hogs by chol-
era.
The pope has sanctioned the publication
in Rome OF Jesuit paper called the Cvit-
ia Catalica. The circumstance has occa.
stoned much comment.
Ex.Judge B. r. White was shot twice
from ambush by an unknown person and
instantly killed, at Manchester, KY.
There is a great excitement in Oregon
over the discovery in various places OF
rich gold quartz.
Forest fires are still raging fercely in The
country about Calais, Me.
Coffee has steadily advanced owing to
light receipts and unusual European COM
petition.
Fourth.class postmasters appointed:
Dakota: Fort Yates, W.P. Gilbert Min
nesota: Ellington, Mrs. NJ. E. Peters;
Washington, Robert Henderson. Post.
office Observation-Disclosures Nichols, Nc
Henry county.
The supreme council, Ancient and Ac-
eepted Scottish Rites, Northern Masonic
jurisdiction, vas opened in Chicago in Orien-
tai Consistory hall. Between $50 and 800
members of the council from adjacent
cities were in attendance.
The Women's National Temperance
union has drawn up a petition to congress
urging that in view OF the alarming in
crease OF assault upon women and young
girls, the legal age of consent be raised as
proposed in the bill now before the senate,
to eighteen years.
The powers, replying to the porte's pro-
test against any foreign occupation OF Bull
garia, declared that there will be no for.
eign Intervention in Bulgaria. Russia gives
guarantee to that effect. The Bulgarian
state will purchase all Of Prince Alexan-
der's property for $4OO,OOO retaining
5000, 900 of this sum to liquidate the
Princes Indebtedness to the national
bank.
The New Hampshire Republicans nomi-
nate Charles H. Sawyer for governor.
Ferguson, under foreign secretary, in the
house OF commons, stated: The eleven
English fishing boats which were seized by
the French authorities at Havre for vio-
lating the international fishing laws have
been released. The government possessed
no official information which would justify
them in stating that the car compelled
Prince Alexander to abdicate, therefore
could not make q similar assumption. The
seizure and abdication Of the prince were
due to a mutiny of part of the Bulgarian
army. The regency OF Bulgaria was follow
ing constitutional forms, and all the par
ties in the country appeared determined to
cooperate for peace.
Gordon S. Hubbard, the Oldest resident
OF Chicago, and of the first white man to
visit the site OF the city, died. He establish
go.
A boarding house in the Catskill mount.
ain region OF Ulster county, N. Y, is kept
exclusively for colored city boarders.
What is commonly known as voluntary
bond CALL, Or the circular Of Aug. 80, is.
sued by Acting Secretary Fairchild, offer
ing to redeem uncalled 5 per cent bonds to
the amount of $4,000, 900, if presented
before Sept. Is, has been so modified as to
offer to redeem until further notice I'LL 8
per cent bonds presented at the treasury
at par and with accrued interest up to, the
date of redemption. The modification ex-
tends indefinitely the amount OF the bonds
that may be presented and the date within
which they may be redeemed.
Gen. George Meades sister, Miss Mar
garet, aged eighty, is dying in Washington.
Mrs. Margaret E. Peters was appointed
postmistress at Otter Tail county, Mimi.
vice Rudolph Miller, removed. Watson p.
Gilbert was appointed at Fort Yates, Boze-
man county, Oak.
At Elgin, ILL.,, the Dubois opera house
block was burned. George ". Peck, dry
goods and groceries. sustained q loss OF
$40 600; insurance $35 600; Allen Bros,
natS and caps, loss, %. 600; insurance
not given; loss on building, 500, 600; in
s1rance, 100000.
ThefoG owing were nominated foreongress
on the l41h: j. H. Gallinger, republican,
I'd Connecticut; Isaac Stephenson. repub-
llean! 9th Wisconsin; }: NJ. Fletcher, pro.
hlbitionist, I'd Connecticut; William H
Neece democrat, 11th Illinois; Joseph b.
Cheadle, republican, 9th Indiana; Ralph
Plumb, republican. 9Th Illinois; Byron
Dunn, republican, 18th Missouri.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey are arrang-
ing Tor a centsnpial celsbrat ton Of the adop-