New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-10-27

| Three large, cracks in theearth have been
!: discovered on top OF Flat Top mountain,
near Lynchburs, Va, which were evidently
caused by the earthquake last month. The
cracks extend a long distance, and are due
north and south.
Rev. Simon P Smith, colored, Congre-
gational preacher OF Knoxville. who at
tended the Congregational conference in
Chicago, has begun suit for $50, 600
against R.. j. Mossap, restaurant keeper,
and his head waiter, James Hughes. The
charge is that they refused to allow Smith
to take meal in the restaurant.
Father Sherman has been arraigned in
court at New York. He was arrested at
the. house of Andrew Joyce, his WIFE g
uncle, where, he had been stopping since he
andihls wife returned from Philadelphia
/ The. warrant charges him with being the
father OF Julia Mulvaney's uaborn child.
Sherman expressed regret at not having
surrendered himself when Miss Mulvaney
first ought the charge and quietly &C
companied the officer. He was locked up
over night. When arraigned his appear
ance Wars neither: eseanly nor clerical. He
pleaded not guilty OF the charge and asked
for AN adjournment until the goth in order
to give hmm time to. procure counsel. The
adjournment wahgEanted.
The following telegram from Gen,I Miles,
dated Fort Apache, Arizona, Oct.yl9, has
BEEN transmitted by Gen. Howards< TO the
war Department.: A detachment under
Capt. Cooper, Tenth cavalry, has l,st ar
rived at the post, having captured, MAN
gus and his whole party, consisting of Man
gus two me4. three s4naws and five chill
dreE; also twenty mine, mules and fYs po-
MESS all OF Which was b@ought in.
"A slight. earthquake was recently felt in
Washington. Ehe tren1oK lasted but an i'm
stants but was, sufficiently strong to "Ssaei"
type. @s, the composing sbanes in the fo,sgth
story Of the Stan Office The shock was.so
war; and navy touildings k;- at some of the
clerks hscame. alarmed and run into the
corridor. On the lower faacs OF the build:
ings, however, ~ nc one seemed to have no.
tkced any slnusuaGt disturbance. {
"a. r. Cutting, tie gentleman who came
near getting into e, trouble N7ith Mexico,
has forced bis way again before the state
department. Recently voluRainous num-
Der ct papers came to Assistant Secretary
Porter, OF, THAT department, containing
Mr.. Cuttings claim against, kne govern
ment of Mexico and Estate of Chihuahua
Cor $50 900 primitive and exemplary dam
ages.
IFarmington, Me, has suffered fro4G great
me. The hire swept DOVE Main street and
consumed eYerything ON the west OF the
street. Masonic kali, Odd Fellows hall,
the Chronicle Office Knowlton & MeI,eary's
job painting house, postofiee, Hotel Mar
eale, R'1eAapse hotel, and some &ssteen
stores.
Theme u.s. at:1east, one woman in Brooklyn,
N. y, who wifi vote this year .or kno wi45he
reason why. She is Mns Emma Beckwith,
and has already succeeded in getting tile
registers of one Of the election districts to
enroll her name on the roting list. Now
she is tr0tting around notifying all par l
ties concerned. the corporation council, H
Judges OF election, etc., that If impedi- I
ments are put in her way she Will have
recourse to the courts ito sugtain her APP
oication.
The commits sion of postoffice inspectors
Who made an examination of the Phila-
lelp1,ia postofice have made their report.
rhey way: They find Postmaster Harrity
! young man somewhat lacking in business
experience, but honest and DESTROYS OF !
making q good service. Many mistakes |
lave been made in the delivery depart |
nent. The colamittee believe many OF |
hem were made on purpose by some OF |
he old carriers, who would Intentionally |
i've the new men letters which did not I
'eiong to their routes. This was done to
pFce the postmaster to retain certain