New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-07-28

worth OF goods were taken from it.
The main building OF the Indiana state
soldiers orphans home at Knightstown
was burned recently. Loss, 500 900; $685.
900 insurance.
Mr.. Gladstone last Wednesday afternoon
the 21st inst, received from the queen her
acceptance OF the resignation of himself
and his ministers. Gladstone will not pro-
coed to Osborne to personally surrender to
the queen the seals of Office until her
majesty shall have appointed his successor.
+, 1t is officially announced that the queen
willsummon Salisbury to forma new minis
try. Salisbury left Dieppe for London to-
day, and is due here tomorrow. Glad
stone has indirectly advised Parnell against
pursuing an obstructive policy in the com
ing parliament. Parnell has replied that
he is desirous Of following Gladstone's
leadership. Sir Michael Hicks. Beach and
other members OF the late Tory ca binet will
oppose the admission Of the duke Of Argyll
and Goschen into the new cabinet and urge
that the duke OF Abercome be appointed
viceroy OF Ireland.
The nomination OF W. A. McAllister to
be postmaster at Vinton, Iowa, is simply
a correction, his name having been speit
wrong in the former nomination.
Abernethy Grover, of Miles city, was APP
pointed register Of the land office at Miles
City. Mr.. Toole, the delegate from that
territory, is Mr.. Growers official sponsor
The committee on ways and means
agreed to Mr. Morrison's resolution for
the adjournment OF congress on the 2Sth
inst.
The president sent to the senate the
name OF Henry P. Henderson, OF Mason
City, Mich, to be associate justice OF the
| supreme court OF Utah in place OF Judge
Powers, OF Mich.
George T. Beck, a prominent cattle and
mill man OF Powder River. is a promising
candidate for governor OF Wyoming. Mr.
Beck is son Of Ex-senator from Kentucky
and has been engaged in business in Monta-
ma for six years.
When Representative Bland, the silver
his mouth and throws it under his desk,
his colleagues know that he is going to
make All extended speech.
For the first six months OF 1886 New
York City has expended $3S, 900. 900 for
new buildings. The amount expended dur
ing the whole OF 1885 was $40, 574, 900.
The richest ledge OF cobalt in the United
States has been discovered south OF the
! Laramie plains, in Wyoming. 1t is 3, 900
| feet long and fourteen feet between the
walls.
| s. P. Rounds OF Chicago, public printer
| at Washington, who has been in Omaha
several days, purchased the Omaha Daily
| Republican newspaper and job printing es-
Establishment, the price being 500, 900 cash.
Rounds will take possession in October.
! The editor-in-chiefis to be O. II. Rothacker,
! his son-in-law, formerly editor OF the Den
| yer Tribune but now editing the Washing
| ton Hatchet. Rounds will probably re-
sign as public printer in a few days.
| Acting Secretary Fairchild has rendered
an important decision to the effect that
crepe lsse lace should be assessed at SO
per cent ad valorem as crepe lace, instead
of 20 per cent as hat trimmings.
1 The members Of the United States senate
have contributed $40 each for the purchase
of portrait OF Senator Wade Hampton
1 to be presented to the state of South Caro-
! lima.
The president has approved the act tc
authorize the construction OF bridge
across the Mississippi river near Dubuque
At Madison, Oak, the corner stone o
the new state normal school building was
laid with imposing ceremonies. The Ma
sonic order conducted the service.
Charles Burdett, a Scotchman, workin.
with the section crew on the Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad at Big Ston,
1 City, OAK, was drowned while bathing il
! the mill pond, becoming entaugled in TIN
weeds.
Helen Hunt Jackson is to have monu