New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-09

UNIQUE smelling bottle, gold mounted and
set with diamonds. Mrs. Endicott's gift
was four antique solid silver candlesticks
Mrs. Villas gave a brooch, Etruscan gold,
fashioned in double bow knots set with
diamonds. Mrs. Whitney's gift was a
brooch antique fashion in large spray OF
diamonds.
Archer and Wood, the English jockeys,
made the past year, $50, 900 and $40, 900,
respectfully.
Many OF the medals OF the Canadian vol
unteers have been found in the pawnshops
OF Montreal.
Rev. DR.. Roos, Catholic bishop OF Linn.
burg, has been elected archbishop of Fret.
burg.
Turkey is alarmed at Russia's military
and naval activity.
ExQueen Isabella has given to Queen
Regent Christina Of Spain the christening
robe OF the late King Alfonso It is OF
Malines lace, trimmed with watered rib
bons embroidered with Bourbon lilies.
The London Daily Telegraph, comment
ing on President Cleveland 8 marriage, says:
1t was graceful act on the part of Mr..
Cleveland to show that the president o.
the United States does not derogate from
his evalted position by making his wedding
OF the plainest and simplest character.
house OF commons was resumed by Joseph
Chamberlain. When he arose he was greet
ed with derisive cheers and bowls from the
Irish members. He denied the assertion
made by Edward Gray that he Chamber
lain) was author OF the articles on the ma
tional councils, published in the Fortnight
ly Review. Gray knew very well who the
author was, and that the details OF the
articles were supplied from Irish sources.
Il myself possess said he ''incontrover-
tible and incontestible proof that eminent
Nationalist leaders approved the princi-
Piles OF the national councils" Here the
Parnellites uttered loud bowls and de-
manded the names, which Chamberlain
refused to give. Great uproar followed.
Resuming. chamberlain explained why he
deemed Gladstone's concessions made
quate. The house was crowded. There
was much excitement while Chamberlain
was speaking. Mr.. Sexton followed and
made a vigorous reply to Mr.. Chamberlain,
in which he argued for the bill.
A Montreal special says: The real cause
OF all the fisheries trouble is the deep-root-
ed jealousy OF the Canadians against the
Americans. The subject OF war has been
discussed at the clubs. A prominent mem.
Der of parliament, who is a strong sup.
porter OF the government, speaking on the
subject, said: "There are no hallway
measures about the speedy settlement OF
this question. We shall force it upon the
states to declare whether they will keep
their fishing vessels out OF our waters, or
whether we shall send them to the bottom.
Being asked what course would be persued
by the Canadian cruisers if they met with
armed resistance, the minister of marine
declared that Canada will take the conse.
quences, and in case Of resistance the Of
ficers commanding the different cruisers
have orders to shoot the vessels out of the
water. England is at Canada's back.
At Wheeling, w. Va, Annie Camden, on
~ daughter OF Senator Camden, was mar
ried to Lieut.. Baldwin Day Spillman, OF
the Seventh cavalry.
w. N. George OF Duke Center, Pa, a
prominent organizer of the Knights OF
Labor, was arrested and held to bail on
the charge OF systema tically robbing the
National Transit Pipe Line company for
three years OF many thousand barrels OF
oil.
Sloman Brothers. leather and saddlery,
OF Chicago failed for 81 {, 900, assets about
$4,000. Among the creditors are 3. B.
Page & Co. OF Chicago, s., 16O, and Hiram
q. Trephimer of Detroit, Mich, $4,000.
Eight jurors try civil cases in British
Columbia, and a six-eighths verdict is ac-
cepted.
The Duke of Westminster is the wealth.
lest land owner in England.
The dominion government forbids Amer
leans to buy herring on the Canadian
coast, to be used for canning in the United
States.
At Montreal the vessels in the harbor
were gaily decked in bunting in honor OF
the presidents wedding, and most OF them
carried the American flag at the foremost
head.
Commissioner Sparks has Cancelled for
fraud, during May, presumption, home
stead and other entries, and held for cam
collation. 100 entries, embracing about 40.
600 acres of land. He has also recon-.
mended criminal proceedings against thir-
ty-four persons for timber trespass and
twenty.-six civil suits to recover 1888, $40,
the value OF the timber cut.
Controller Durham, of the treasury de-
partment has rendered decision, holding:
Under the act OF June l6, 1880, the double
minimum excess for lands should be re-
turned to the original purchaser and not
to the transferee. where transfer was made
after the passage OF the act. This decision
reverses q decision OF Controller Lawrence,
his predecessor.
Senator Blair, in an amendment to the
sundry civil appropriation bill, proposes
the establishment of an industrial school
in Utah to give the young anti Mormons
educati ton.
Secretary and Mrs. Manning left Wash
ington for Hot Springs, where they will re-
main about month.
Secretary Bayard has presented the His
torical Society ofDelaware with a valuable
and interesting collection OF photographs
of Gen. Grant.
The reduction in the public debt for May
was SIS, S2S, $3.50, and ior the eleven months
$96,80O, 264. For the fiscal year ending
June 3d. 1885, the reduction was $685.
494, 7OS, while for the current fiscal year,
may now be safely put at sos, 100000.
Senator Hale has introduced bill max.
ing the impeding Or obs truction OF railroads
except by legal process, a crime punishable
by fine and imprisonment.
The queen OF England has sent the fol.
lowing cable message to President Cleve.
land. Pray accept my sincere congratula.
lions on your marriage, and my best wish
es for your happiness. VERONA.
Henry Havemeyer, the sugar refner, died
suddenly at his home near Babylon, N. Y.
Unfavorable criticism is brought to bear