New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-13
Miscellaneous News Notes.

Lucky Baldwin is selling OFF forty square
miles OF his great Los Angeles, CAL, ranch.
Mrs. j. W. Bryan, Georgia's lady farmer,
received 5000 in premiums at the state fair
in October.
John jackson. aged 80. of Middlebury,
VT, skated with the boys and was as lively
as any OF them.
San Francisco'e building improvements
last year aggregated 1920 structures val.
ued at 81, O44, 600.
James w. Hustled was nominated fo1
speaker by the New York Republicans, Mr.
Erwin having withdrawn.
The Pennsylvania river coal miners have
resumed work at reduced wages, having
lost $1,000, 900 by the strike.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill company
has purchased z 900 acres OF Land in Penn
sylvania, and will erect 700 coke ovens.
DR.. John Hall Of New York has startled
the Prohibitionists by stating that good
wine taken in moderation is not a bad
thing.
Woerishoffer, last year the biggest bear
in Wall street, has become a ravening and
roaring bun. The Vanderbilt group took
him in.
The. Northern Pacifc's net earnings for
November increased 81 SO, 100. Milwaukee
& St. Pauls earnings for last year increased
$941, S33.
c.. G. Spaulding, OF Springfield, Mass,
has invented and patented an unerring ad-
ding machine for bookkeepers, which can
add up 24O figures minute.
Leveson Lytton, Lord Lytton's cousin,
who died suddenly in New York a few weeks
ago, had come to this country after man
| who had stolen SIS, 900 from him.
The largest Jewish widows and orphans
home in the world is about to be erected
in New Orleans at the cost of $50, 900.
The plans adopted embrace four buildings
| A severe snow storm in Colorado has
blockaded the railroads. The thermome-
| ter is 80 below zero, and the effect upon
CATTLE, it is feared, will be most disastrous.
Rev. II. c. Jardine, the deposed rector Of
St. Mary's Episcopal church, in Kansas
City, after consultation with his attor-
neys, determined to apply to the house o.
bishops for a rehcaring.
| z. ". Powdery, general master workman
OF the Knights of Labor, will be cantli.
date for congress from the Twelfth Penn.
| sylyania district at the next Democratic
congressional convention.
Before the departure OF the Newark chill
dren from Havre for New York they were
carefully examined by NJ. Pasteur. The
| Oldest two and the youngest appeared to
be somewhat low, but the third was in ex.
cellent spirits.
The Ohio legislature met recently and
organized in both branches by selecting
the caucus nominees for speaker Of the
house and president pro tern. OF the sen
ate, John Entrekin to the speakership and
Senator O'Neill to the presidency pro TEN.
The wholesale warehouse OF Thomas
Birney & Co., Pittsburg, has been closed
by the sheriff on executions for judgments
aggregating $35, 900. The firm met with
severe losses last winter by supplying
skates to riaks and not being paid fo1
them.
G. Lyon. q large drygoods merchant Of
Hot Springs, Ark, has failed. Attach.
ments to the amount Of $22, 900 have bee,
levied upon his stock and other property
hut it Is stated that his liabilities largely
exceed that amount. Lyon leit ths cts
soinstine 80. and NJ bouts i "a
knows. Ss Ss