New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-03-03

organized at Cincinnati. The election of of
ficers resulted: President, G. III. Jones,
Florida; vice president Gen. Leon .Jastrem-
ski, Louisiana, and Edwin Hurlbut, Wis
consin; corresponding secretary, w. E.
Pabor, Colorado; recording secretary, C.
Gilbert, Texas, assistant corresponding
secretary. Thomas Rust, Texas; treasurer
j. Il. Bettes, Arkansas. An executive
committee was then chosen, one from each
state. The next meeting will be held in
Denver in June 1887. A gold headed cane /.
was presented to the retiring president,
B. B. Herbert ofMinnesota.
The flax and Hemp Manufacturers and
Growers association met in Chicago few
days ago. The dizziness OF the Irvine and
bagging industry of this country was dis
cussed. Growers only receive eight cents
pound for flax, whereas in 1870 they got
IL cents. The cause, it was claimed, was
due to a combination of manufacturers of
MANILA Irvine and machine manufacturers.
30 that machines manufactured will not
properly prepare the flax for Irvine purpos-
Forbush's hotel, five stores, the postof-
flee and dwelling at North Adams Mich.
were burned. Loss, 100000; insurance,
$1,000.
- Annie wife of Thomas Laughlin of New
York, tried to throw vitriol into his face.
but it splashed over her own face neck
and hands, burning her in terrible man
ner. The husbands hands we're burned
severely also. Annie was arrested. The
couple had separated and the husbands
refusal to live with his wife again caused
the attack.
DR.. Edward Fl. Coates, a St. Louis den
list, shoots and kills Dr. A. B. Keith. a
fellow professional for alleged intimacy
with his wife.
wedding has united two of the wealth.
lest Hebrew families in New York. The
bride is Miss Julia Wormser, OF the firm OF
l. s. Wormser, bankers. This ladv 10
reputed to be the richest Hebrew heiress in
the United States. The groom is Jefferson
Seilgman, son Of James Seligman. of tho
well known banking firm.
zen. Delgado and his friends have sent a
protest to Secretary Whitney against their
belng treated as prisoners of war by naval
ohcers IN charge of the steamer Citv Of
Mexico, now at Key West, No permission
~ aloWed TO confer with legal advisers or
take any steps to secure hearing az en-
t,eled ny law IN their behalf. They request
1ne same privileges that are granted ali
persons CHARGED with violation of laws Of
the United States 4'''' -
The committee on pensions recomo,,
the repeal of the limitation nrescr;had
| against persons not enlisted in the army
| Out who, while serving for the time heinz
| as members OF the militia of anv state
| under orders of an officer of the IJn;ted
States, were disabled in conseonenca ~
wounds or injuries received in any enaao ~
ment with rebels or Indians. The l;r;fa !
ton referred to expired in 1874 since
winch time congress has been appealed to
IN many individual cases for the passaoa ~ ~
i special pension acts. p9S'e VI
| The chief complication of the home rn,a
| questlon is the attitude of Mr.. Chamhar
IAN. ne is still working hand in nr;va4a
sgalnst Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Morley and
home rule. Only few days ago. ~, thu
pevonshlre club, the Wing headnuarte y..e
ne made speech, declaring that We 90. m rers
nave one law and one state. uss
The Commercial bank of Sontb A,s+..
Ia, the head Office OF which is Adelaids s 'l hs.
suspended snl payments. The can;tsI u nas
no T2oo,ooo, OF which $500, 900 was maid a n as
The reserve was f75, 900. The b ba pdlu b up
twenty branches, situated in the nrinc; mao
clues OF Australia, England, France Ger.
no regular agency in the United States state 90
Montreal papers say there is a prat;,v;n,
has subsidized. '''-so sne smallpox