New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-09-15
Powderly to Leave the knights.

Powderly to Leave the knights.
It is rumored that Grand Master Work
men Powderly has notified the Knights OF
Labor authorities that he will not accept
is not to be used at Richmond as he proposes
to leave the order. Powderly e declaration
was occasioned by his disgust over recent
differences in the order, and the fact that
his physical condition demanded rest. It
is also stated that Thomas Mcclure, who
has been considered in opposition to Pow
derby, has declared that he would not be 8
candidate for the position. Prominent
knights say they know nothing OF Mi.
Powderlys intention, but are inclined to
doubt the truth of the report.
The following dispatch was received by
cable from Queen Victoria. Balmoral,
Sept. 3, 1886.-To the President of the
United States: I desire to express my pro-
found sympathy with the sufferers by the
late earthquake, and await with anxiety
fuller intelligence, which hope may show
the effects to be less disastrous than re-
ported. (Signed.) The QUEEN.
Cranberry Center, Wis, Special: Frost
has visited this section of the country and
had been held back by the great drouth,
and the berries froze, very easily in their
half-grown state. Out of an estimate OF
$4,000 barrels for the Wisconsin valley,
not 2, 600 remain.
A commotion was caused at Portland.
OAK, by Sheriff Larson attaching the Bank
OF Portland in favor OF the treasurer of
Roseville school township. w. L. Birch, the
former owner, will at once take measures
to put the bank on it's feet and resume
business at the earliest possible date and
endeavor to protect all creditors.
The Union Pacific railroad statement
for July shows net earning of 1881, 724, q
decrease from July, 1885, Of $31, O35. The
net earnings of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad for July shows 81. l6S, 954,
an increase over July, 1885 OF $473,378.
The Chicago, Milwaukee &, st. Paul earn.
ings for the fourth week OF August increa sed
$4,000.
The California Democratic state con-
ventlon has completed it's ticket. Wash
ington Bartlett, mayor OF San Francisco,
was nominated for governor. and NJ. F..
Tarpey OF Alemanda for lieutenant gov.
ernOr.
The Eighth (Mo) district Democratic
convention nominated John j. O'Neal, the
present incumbent.
Near Coosawa Mines, s. c., there is q
crack in the earth 200 feet long, and six
inches wide at the top. On St. Helena is
land, off the Beaufort coast, several large
openings were made, and piles of mud and
sand were forced up.
Parrottsville, Tenn, is in q wild state OF
excitement over q frightful epidemic which
has made it's appearance there. The dis
~ in 0fo1
resembles flux, except that the victims are
attacked with severe pains in the head, in
addition to the pain in the abdomen.
Two negroes were executed near Marion,
Ark, for the murder of Lee Goldsmith, at
st. Thomas landing, on the night OF Jan.
z. Goldsmith was clerk in store, which
the negroes robbed OF $500 after killing the
clerk. Simpson was thirty.five years old
and Bell was only nineteen.
John MacGregor, a rich stockman from
Davenport, Iowa, was sandbagged and rob-
bed OF 81, 500 in cash in the heart of the
city OF Chicago. The Job was a most dar-
ing one, and evidently the result of q we'll
laid plan.
To show how cheap cotton goods are O
Boston lady recently made child's dress
for ten cents, nine cents for material and
one cent for thread.
The eastern end of the Northern Pacific
tunnel, under construction through the
Cascade mountains, caved in and nine
white men were buried under the stones and
earth. There is little chance OF any being
rescued alive.
Prince Alexander has publicly announced
his intention OF abdicating. He says he
cannot remain in Bulgaria on account of
the objections OF the car. Before leaving
he will establish a regency.
The blue fox furs presented by the car
to the sultan are described as two mag
nificent pieces made up OF the finest skins,
Their value is reckoned at $50, 600 rubles.
Belleville, Michigan, by Charles Schmitt
Turf, Field and Farm: It is pretty well
understood that this will be the last sea-
son that the Erdenheim stable OF Commo-
dore Kittson will be seen upon the turf, it
having been determined to devote the e.
adjustment at Chestnut Hill exclusively
to breeding purposes, as in the days when
it was owned by Mr.. Aristides WEIGH. with
Maj Hubbard still in charge.
Three thousand socialists and their SYM
pathizers took the train for Sheffield, Ind.
to attend the picnic given by the Socialis-
tic Publishing company for the purpose of
raising money for the defense Of the con-
demned anarchists.
Mr.. Childs, of the Philadelphia Ledger.
has an income Of over 81, 900 day from
his paper.
James w. S. Swami of Fort Wayne Ind.
has sued the Detroit Free Press for 800.
600 for accusing him of seducing young
girl.
Andrew Carnegie offers Edinburg 425,-
900 for a public library.
Massachusetts has spent SIS, 200, 900 in
soldiers monuments since 1861.
The Republicans at Charles City Iowa.
renominated William E. Fuller of Fayette
county for congress. At Postville, Iowa,
the Republicans of the Tenth judicial dis
trict nominated for district judges. II. T..
Reed OF Howard and G. L. Granger of Al
.lamakes county.
: At Mesxanla, Mont. fire destroyed 7. G.
Power Coos agricultural warehouse,
with nearly oil the stock, and Rankin's g.
hall with contents. Power & Co.'s loss
will be $4,000 to $50, 900; no insurance.
Rankin's loss is SIS, 900, with but small in
surance.