New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-28

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tfirmed BY vote Of 81 to Is, all the mem.
him except Mr.. Morrill, The mega tive yota
was: B.air, Cullom, Chase, Conser. Dawes
Evarts, Ednunds, Hoar, Ingalls, T .ogan'
Morrill, Mcmillan, Pike, Stanford and wi,
son OF Iowa. 'SA0 y :.
Herbert Gladstone, speaking at Bradford
sad that the government would hold fast
to It's present Irish policy, and would Sc.
cure victory whether it required six months
or six years. Michael Davitt addressed a
crowded meeting Of Irishmen in GLASGOW.
he said Mr.. Gladstone's Irish bills amnly
justified the labors and sacrifices OF the
Nationalist, and he felt that he himself
had not spent nine years in prison in vain.
lie hoped that the prosperity which would
duce parliament to extend still further
nome rule in Ireland. He condemned the
principle OF the parliament OF two orders,
but urged the acceptance OF the plan in
the hope that it would soon be altered.
Two brothers named Lafrenace Of St.
Anne, Que, were beaten to death because
they aspred to the hand of lady OF a dit.
ferent nationality.
1t has just been discovered at Onehec
that John V. Gale, an employe in the
crown lands department. who died a few
weeks ago, was short $37 900 in his ac
counts.
NJ. Gle Lesseps, in an interview in Paris
concerning John Bgelow's report on.,the
Panama canal said that the statements
made therein were absurd. He would pos
itively guarantee that the canal would be
opened in 1885, and that it would then
have depth OF six and a half metres. The
further deepening OF the canal would be
1sY1O ~ rs
traffic.
Mr.. Gladstone has cabed his acknowl-
edgement Of the receipt of the resolutions
adopted by the Quebec legisla ture on the
10th instant. He has also mailed the
following letter: | am deeply gratifed at
the resolutions adopted by your honora-
BILE body. 1t is my belief that the people
OF England who have partial responsibility
for the old misdeed OF the British govern
ment, and the people, OF Scotland,
At Lee, Mass. the estimates OF the losses
by the flood foot up $157, 900. Cyrus w.
Field has given the relief committee So,
900. The correct list OF the victims OF the
flood is as follows: w. N. White, aged 4S;
Mrs. White, ~; Ida May White, 10; Alice
White, 8; Simon Dowd, Mrs. Theodore
King Mrs. Charles King.
The bill repeating the Broadway Surface
railroad charter passed the n Y. assembly
by a vote OF 100 to 16. The bill now goes
to the governor for his signature.
John W. Rogers, wealthy citizen OF
Camden, n. j., defeated in his candidacy
for mayor, committed suicide by hanging.
At Brunswick Mo-, the coroner's jury
charge DR.. j. 3. Banning ofSalisbury, Mo-,
with the murder, through abortion, OF
Laura Stein, the. young girl whose body
was found at the former place.
The switchmen' strike on the Michigan
Southern & Lake Shore road at Chicago is
so far successful that the freight business
OF that road is entirely suspended, the
local police not being able to aid the road
at all.
L. S. Howell is fatally injured by falling
from a sheep car on moving train, near
Billings, Mont.
On April 8, 1884, Nehemiah and Joseph
inc Fleetwood, anaged couple near Charles
ton, ILL.,, were murdered in their beds, both
being shot through the head. The house
was set on fire to conceal the crime. There
were in the house d daughter Of the murder
ed couple, Emma, Fleetwood, ~ child, and
one w. McKlebock. The latter was charged
with the crime, narrowly escaping lynching
and was afterward acquitted. Emma
Fleetwood, daughter OF the murdered
couple, was arrested a few days ago and
placed in Jail, charged with completely in
the crime.
Barclay P. Smith was nominated for post
master OF Deadwood, Oak.
1t is made public that Judge NJ. B. Koon,
OF Minneapolis, has sent in to the governor
his resignation as judge OF the Fourth Judi
cial district.
Presley Cochran, twenty three years old,
was instantly killed at Falkland, Ind, by
NJ f. Anderson, democratic candidate for
county surveyor. The men were playing
pool, and q quarrel ensued. Cochran adj
vsnced on Anderson, who struck him with
a billiard cue, killing him instantly. An
derson then fled.
w. G. Meier, a rich Louisville tobacco
nfst, invested 100000 in valuable pro-
perty in that city and suddenly became in
sane.
The money value OF the realestate chang
ing hands weekly in New York is $4,000
900.
Herr Won Bulow, the pianist. has an ex-
traordinary memory. At az recent series
whole OF Beethovens thirty three sonatas,
five or six each night; and he played them
all from memory.
ASOSheohSiASA3
company, is trying to arrange with East
ern capitalists to lift the $25O,OOO mort
gage on the Chicago university
Miss Helena Hull claims that sta tements
published in an interview in the Detroit
(Mich.) Evening j ournals were libelous, and
brings suit against her sister, Mrs. Speirs,
flor $4,000 and against Rev. w. Speirs
for $4,000.
Postmasters commissioned: Iowa
Clear Lake, !. L. Etzell; Lrwin, E. j.
Trowbridge: Magnolia, j. +. Mintun.
Minnesota Crookston, A. Mckinnon:
Wadena Peter Roscoe. Wisconsin,
Stewart, A. Peterson.
There is no longer any doubt in the
minds OF the presidents friends that he is
to be married in une to Miss Folsom.
Some OF the retiring military magnates
during this year are Brig Gen. John New
ton, Brig. Gen. ]. II. Porter; Col. Sturgis,
OF the Seventh cavalry; Col. Bradley, OF
the Thirteenth; Col. Wilkins, OF the Fifth;
and Col. Whistler OF the Fifteenth infant.
Try.
The house committee on wardepartment
expenditures concluded the hearing OF
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