New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-09-15

Charles w. 1liff was brought to Butte,
Mont, from Sierra Bow junction charged
with stealing clothing and trying to roll
| lodger in the hotel there. He was sent
to jail for ninety days and fined 500 and
costs by Judge Lippincott. He narrowly
| escaped hanging by the irate friends of the
man he attempted to rob.
The mortality OF the Charleston earth
quake is 33; number of wounded 100; ag-
gregate losses. $50, 600, 900.
Mrs. Julia C. r. Dorr, of Rutland, VT,
has given collection of 4, 600 books to
that city for the purpose Of starting free
| public library there.
| The acting secretary of the treasury has
| issued a circular calling the attention of all
| officers and employees of the treasury de.
partment to the presidents order of July
4, warning federal officials against interior.
ing in politics.
The following were nominated for con-
gress on the I'd inst. VIM. e. Fuller, Re
publican, 4th Iowa; ohm D. Stewart, Dem
ocrat, 9th Georgia; T. E. Tarsney, Fusion,
9th Michigan; George D. Wise, Democrat,
Sd Virginia; Vim. E. Gaines, Republican,
avn vHRihAai q. -. herDer1 OemocraI
I'd Alabama; VIM. II. Morrow, Prohibit
zionist, 18th -; A. C. Davidson, Demo
crat, 18th Ala; Robt. McWilliams, Repub.
lican, 18th ILL.,; H. A. Robinson, Labor,
LIST Mich.
No little chagrin is felt at Sioux City that
no arrests have been made as yet OF parties
implicated in the murder of the Rev. Had
dock. Since the coroner's jury rendered
Its decision five or six men known oil along
to have had more or less to do with the al.
| fair cannot be found, although the police
and detectives have been on still hunt all
the week. Marshal Shanly and Chief OF
Police Nolan have been absent all the
week, but have reported no working clues
! as yet.
Laird's hotel at Fort Dodge was de-
stroyed by fire.
The grand jury at Lisbon. Oak. report
ed two indictments against j. j. Hughes
| one for abortion and the other for man
slaughter. On motion of w. w. Erwin, Of
counsel for DR.. Bradley a change of venue
was granted to Cass county and bail fixed
at IS, 600.
William Bridges was killed by the w..
chinery of a threshing machine, at Hills
boro, OAK.
A large amount OF rascality and theft has
been developed in the city engineer depart
al is imminent.
terrible earthquake is reported as hav.
ing ragged in the tropics recently.
The will OF the late Joseph E. Temple Of
Philadelphia bequeaths over 5000, 900 to
public institutions.
Out OF population of ], 200, 900 in Der.
lin more than $50, 600 are receiving public
charity
The anniversary of the battle OF Sedan
was observed throughout Germany with
the customary fetes and enthusiasm.
The Ottawa dispatch stating that six
imperial warships are on the way to Hal
ifax to assist in enforcing the fishery clause
OF the treaty OF 1918 is discredited at the
state and navy departments. The nego-
tiations with Great Britain. with respect
to the three mile limit whether from head
land to headland or following the sinuosi-
ties of the coast and to other details of
the fishery question, are progressing with
entire cordiality.
The secretary oftheinterior has rendered
decisions in the following cases: Ronald
Rosseau vs. Marion C. Rosseau. A decis
ion by the commissioner OF the general
land office held the claim for cancellation
Nov. 20, 1885. Through delay the time
allowed for appeal had expired before the
appeal was filed. and it was denied. The
secretary thinks the appeal should be al.
lowed, and SO directs. The land is near
Pierre, OAK, and sworn af1idavits of
Wakefield q Hornblower. attorneys, corob-
crate the statement made by the appel
liant. Daniel Weeks vs. John D. Bates,
involving a timber culture entry of the
northeast quaster of section 30, town ITO,
range IS, made April 81, 1882, in the
Mitchell, Oak, land district. The secre-
tary sustains the cancellation of the entry
made by Bates.
London Cable: A whisper comes from
reliable sources, very closely and intimate
ly connected with the office OF the attorney
general that the delegates from the Irish
parliamentary party to the recent Chicago
convention, Messrs. Redmond, Deasy and
O'Brien, are likely to be called to account
for some OF their utterances across the
ocean. 1t is known that the law officers
OF the crown have very carefully perused
the reports of the land league convention
published in the American papers.
Mrs. T. D. Sullivan, wife OF the lord
mayor OF Dublin, and a deputation of Irish
ladies went to Hawarden to present to Mr..
vor of home rule in Ireland. The document
bears the signatures OF five hundred thou
sand Irish women. Rioting has been made
almost impossible in Belfast by the per-
fected measures taken by the police to
master any outbreak in it's very incipiency.
The crown will prosecute Mr.. Gilhooley,
Nationalist member OF parliament for us
using intimid atins language in speech
which he delivered at Kealki on Aug. 22.
j. 8. Rhea, candidate for congress in the
Third Kentucky district recently received
challenge to fight duel from Halsell the
present representative from the district,
and fatty declined to accept it on the
ground that dueling is semi barbaric, and
that he didn't want to disbar himself from
the legal profession.
Clerical advices from Rome are that ex-
tensive preparations are being made for
the coming celebration of the pope's jubi-
lee. The celebration will begin on New
Years day and be continued until May,
six days each week being set apart for that
purpose.
The following is the state democratic
ticket OF Arkansas: (All renominations)-
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