New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-09-08

mond meeting. At that time will occur
the greatest struggle ever known in the or
der. The Home club will stop at nothing,
not even murder, to effect their ends. Vic
tor Drury, the leader is an offshoot of the
Paris commune and he has been trying to
of socialism.
Latest by Telegraph.
Mr.. James P. VOORHEES,, youngest son of
the Indiana senator, will return to the
stage and open as a tragedy star in Wash.
ington.
Miss Ada Sweet is in Europe and the
Paris Petit Journal explains that she was
removed from her Office as pension agent
for writing poetry.
In the dominion in July exported goods
amounted to $3.50, 9O1. as compared
with $lO,O35, OPS for the same time last
year. Imports are valued at S9,2OS,22O,
with duty OF 81, 733, 167 for July, 1885,
and So, 787, AIS with aduty of$1, 845, 924,
for the past July. This shows falling off
in imports and exports for the present
year.
Sir Charles Dixie has about given up his
idea OF permanent and complete exile, and
contemplates becoming working journal
list.
The Mexican minister of foreign affairs
has instructed all state authorities to inn
mediately report to him arrests of foreign
ers with statement OF the circumstances.
Portage La Prairie, Man., the second
town in the province, made an offer to the
creditors Of the municipality to settle tho
debt OF 100000 by giving them 5000, 900
in new bonds. The creditors refused to
accept such settlement, and the town Off
Gals withdrew the offer and resigned to
prevent. payment of accrued interest, and
now tell the creditors to get their money
if they can.
All travellers to Mount Hood this season
say there was never so little snow on the
mountain; the weather has been so warm.
In the fve-cent savings bank OF Charles
ton S. c., the colored people have $124,-
936.35 on deposit. The largest depositor
has Sc, 600 to his credit.
c. Calverly, New York sculptor. will
execute the statue OF Burns in bronze, for
which an Albany lady left $40, 900.
St. Louis will send train OF ten cars OF
provisions to the people of the drouth.
smitten districts OF Texas.
Maud Dollars, pretty Chicago girl, is to
jump from the Brooklyn bridge for purse
of$1,O
Geronimo is reported to have sent word
to Gen. Miles that he will surrender at San
Bernardino.
It is said that Mrs. Victoria Morosini-
schilling is getting very tired OF singing and
supporting her coachman husband, and
that she is contemplating appealing to her
father for forgiveness.
Ex-State Senator Edward s. Cleveland,
n - e..
orship OF Connecticut. He is said to be
distant relative of Grover Cleveland a
democrat, and looks like the late George
Washington.
Lieut.. Scheutz's mission to the mouth OF
the Lena river, Siberia, bearing rewards
from this government to natives who as
sisted the survivors of the Jeanette, has
been entirely successful. He will probably
reach the United States early next month.
Advices from Sofia say that some disor-
der has occurred. NJ zankoff, the revolu-
tionary leader, was attacked by mob
and nearly killed. It is expected that mill.
tary plotters will beexecuted and amnesty
be granted to other conspirators. The
Vessiche Zeitung, the Berliner Tageblatt
and the National Zeiturg, all OF Berlin. in.
sist that it is impossible for Germany and
Austria to tolerate Russian occupation
of Bulgaria. It is stated that n. Nelidoff,
the Russian ambassador at Constantine
pie, in an interview with the grand visier,
limited at a Russian occupation of Bulga.
ria, adding that if hair OF one Russia
was touched, Russia would be compelled
to interfere.
By direction OF the president, and at hie
own request, Brig. Gen. John Ncwto has
been retired from active service, he having
served as an officer in the army for forty
years.
Col. John B; Brownlow, son OF Parson
Brownlow OF Tennessee, is q clerk in the
postoffice department in Washington and
lives in obscurity in that city.
The board of trustees of the proposed
Catholic university will meet in Washing
ton next month to make final arrange
ments for building the institution, or at
least the theological branch of it. tits un.
derstood that the plans have been agreed
upon by prelates and that funds are not
wanting. Bishop Spaulding, Keene and
Ireland, who have done most of the collect.
ing, has sent in reports which justify imme.
date building operations. Besides the
$500, 1000 contributed by Miss Caldwell Of
New York, the treasurer is said to have
about as much more, raised throughout
the country since last November.
A Chicago special says: Many months
have passed since the memorable robbery
of the express on the Rock Island railroad
near Joliet, and which eliminated in the
death of Messenger Nichols, but it ia
among the probabilities that the perpe
traitors of the deed will soon be brought
to Justice The men are known. The first
step in the case was to fix their identity,
and it has been done after several months
patient work.
William McClintock, an old and wealthy
farmer OF Columbus, Ind, was induced by
two sharpers on some unknown pretext
to come to that city and draw IS, OOO
from the bank. In company with these
men he started on his return, and when
few miles out they beat AMI rob bed the
old man and threw him out on the road.
The Mormon church organ gives notice
that George @. Cannon has repaid John
Sharp and Ferramorz Little, his bonds
men, $4,000 they paid for his forfeited
bail
The United States reduced her national
debt hundred millions last year, while
Great Britain increased her debt ten mill.
ions.
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