New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-08-04
The marquis OF Salisbury, while at o.

by her prime minister. LIE marquis re-
turned to London. Great crowds assem-
bled at all the chief railway stations be-
tween Portsmouth and London. and ten
dered the new premier ovations. There
are rumors OF a hitch in the forming OF the
new cabinet, on account OF the conflicting
claims OF two leading ministers. in the last
conservative government. The Times says
it believes that the marquis of Salisbury
offered to serve under Lord Harrington as
premier il the latter would assume the
work OF forming coalition government.
Lord Salisbury has convened a meeting OF
the conservative members of5he house Of
commons at the Carlton club. Lord Ca
dogan will probably be secretary for the
colonies in the new abinet. It's stated
that Lord Randolph Churchill has accept
ed the position OF chancellor OF the exche-
quer and leader in the house OF ,commons.
A gold and silver ledge is reported at
Arlington, Mass.
In an envelope containing the wages due
him.. each einploye in John P Squires &
at Boston, found a :,otice OF his discharge
In explanation OF this notice Mr. Squires
said he could not continue business with
employees who are liable to strike at any
time when ordered to do SO. A strike by
his employees right in the midst OF business
would involve loss of perhaps$ 800, GEO
or 100000.
Report has reached here that Albert
Hanson, son OF DR.. w. P. Hanson OF Mil
waukee is under arrest in Denmark Tor a
political offense of some kind
Hubert o. Thompson. the prominent
Democratic boss of New York, was found
dead in his bed in his apartments at the
Worth hotel, Broadway. by DR.. Charles r.
Roberts, who says that it was due to
sudden attack OF cerebral appoplexy. Mr.
Thompson first became active in politics
in 1871, when he joined the young mems
OF the old party leaders. In 1872 he was
q member OF Tammany hall, but withdrew
from it because OF his hostility to John
Kelly. His career since then as the leader
OF the county Democracy is well known to
the public.
On April 5, 1888, the body OF Carmel
Farach was found near Stapleton, L. I.
with q stab wound in the chest and
sword cane lying near by. His money
$4OO, and his watch and chain were gone.
The dead mans brother-in-law, Antonio
Ferconio. was suspected Of the murder, but
no proof was Forthcoming, and verdict OF
suicide was rendered. Ferconio, who had
been arrested, was released and disappear
ed. The latter has just returned and con-
fessed to John Farach. Carmcls brother
that he killed Carmel in Il duel. Ferconio
said that misfortune had attended him
ever since he slew Carmel
receiver was appointed for the Worlds
Pastime Exposition company, Chicago, on
petition OF B. F. McNeill, who holds a 500
600 chattel mortgage. The exposition will
continue under the receivers direction.
A dynamite Lomb, the most dangerous
yet captured in Chicago, was found in
Wilbur & Aliens warehouse. Abraham
Scheles, a young Russian formerly in the
firms employ, is suspected.
1t has transpired that Rev. w. Sherman,
young Catholic priest OF Brooklyn, vio-
lnted his oath OF celibacy Il month ago, by
marrying Miss Matilda Mccoy
Pittsburg dispatch: The damages by
Monday mornings storm on the 26th inst,
will probably reach $3.50. 900. The storm
was the most severe known For many years.
From almost every town along the rivers
reports are coming in OF great damage.
Houses were flooded and struck by light.
ming, crops destroyed and fences washed
away. Almost every railroad entering the
city suffered from landslides and washouts.
-Four hundred masons and bricklayers,
who struck two weeks ago, causing an en-
tire suspension OF building operations in
Milwaukee, returned to work.
The population OF Rhode Island, accord
ing to the census OF 1885, was 3O4, 2S4, OF
whom l46,393 were males and 157, S91
females.
The town OF MADEIRA, Cal, was destroyed
by fire. The loss is very heavy.
John M. Brunswick. the billiard table
manufacturer died at Cincinnati
G. NJ. Thomas is nominated associate
justice OF the Dakota supreme court.
Cleveland druggists mistake proves
fatal to mother and three children.
Milwaukee dispatch: Last Sunday night
in, and lasted until an early hour Monday
morning. The rain is reported to be quite
general throughout the state, and will save
crops in many sections. The most de-
plorable reports OF the drought in Sheboy-
gan county and that part OF the state
have been received in the past few days
The farmers and dairymen were selling off
their stock to keep them from starving, us
the grass and grain has all dried up and
the prospects OF crops are SO poor that good
horses have sold for $50 and fine cows for
SIS and Sc.
Fort Assinaboine special: A terrible
storm blew over the quarterm astcr' 8 store.
Loss, $4,000. Buildings rocked as il in
an earthquake. The post norton on Lieut.
Low, found dead in u chair, show that the
suicide was committed with p:ussic acid.
He was buried there.
ST. Thomas Oak. special: Ten thousand
acres OF wheat tributary to that village
were destroyed by hail.
An old man was discovered digging q
we'll in a flat beyond Meaderville, two miles
east OF Butte. Montana, and as there are
no mines in that locality several inquisi-
tive. persons went out to see what he was
digging for. They found him gathering up
gold nuggets from the bottom OF six
foot hole. When done he had a cigar box
almost full, worth several thousand dol
lars. The old man explained that he had
buried the gold there twenty years ago,
and had been out OF the territory since.
He did not make known his indentity, but
is supposed to be one of the early day
road agents and that this was his share OF
some treasure box captured.
Mr.. Howard Vincent has written letter
to the newspapers in which he quotes from
his yearly reports whiic director OF Grimm
al investigations, in order to prove the ur-
gent necessity OF an extradition treaty
with the United States not directed especi-
a,llv npa inst. FeOians MI 6vro m ;toro Mr.