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

| be regarded as proper 30 Cry MN DIV s'i'
Postoffices established: Iowa: Bab-
cock. Linn county. Minnesota: eneney'
Dodge county, Lewis p. Miller postmaster.
Crandon. Flora q. Wagner; Poutt, William
n leonard. Iowa: Linden. G. NJ. Young.
| Minnesota: Cheney, l. D. Miller; Ivy, Du'
| bois Conkling.
Prince Alexander is suffering from lnsom-
| mia and is weak and nervous. Mr.. Las
celles, the British consul, tried to dlssauoe
Alexander from formally abdlcatlng. ao-
vising him simply to leave the country.
The Zankoff party refuses to JOIN the re-
sency council. 1t is said in Sofia that ene
national assembly will re-elect Alexander;
Prince Alexander 80, 100000 francs. Inc
prince refused to accept more than 800, ooo
francs. Russia has also offered Alexander
| money for his personal wants.
1t is rumored that in accordance with
advice given by two friendly powers, turkey
is making military preparations on the
Asiatic frontier.
Father Belt. superior OF the Catholic
mission in British Burmah. recently went
to visit we'll known usurer. While the
priest was in the money lender mouse
three Burmese broke in to steal the usur-
er's money He resisted them stoutly, and
then turned upon the priest and murdered
him because he had witnessed the deed.
The Moniteur de Rome denies that Able
Ulysse Mort is now or ever has been chars-
ed with mis- sion to America.
Acting Land Commissioner Stockslager~
decides favorably to a homesteader and
against the Atlantic & Pacific and Southern
Pacific claim to land under two grants.
new counterfeit $40 silver certificate
has been detected in Ohio by the United
States secret service. 1t is OF the series of
1880, James Giltillan, treasurer; B. K.
Bruce register. The counterfeit is the
joint production OF TYPOGRAPHY and job
printing The workmanship is OF the crud-
ert character.
1t is reported that Mr.. Parnell has come
to terms with the government, and thai he
has arranged to withdraw that part OF his
land bill which relates to revaluation in
exchange for the governments acceptance
OF the part rela ting to suspension OF evic-
| tions Parliament WILL it is thought, in
consequence OF this, adjourn on Sept. Is. :,
The half-breed participants in the Riel
| rebellion who were refused land filings at
| the DEVILS Lake land office all had natur-
| aliZation papers, and the discovery is
made that the papers are illegal No ex-
PLANTATION is made.
| By an explosion OF natural gas in a six
| ty-foot we'll being dug five miles from War
Hope probably fatally injured and Homer
| Mcmahon and Charles Hoskins fearfully
! burned. The explosion was caused by tax
| ing a lighted lantern into the well.
| Princess Louise gets $50, 900 q year from
the British treasury, but is always out OF
money"
The municipal officers OF Paris ordered
| that books wherein the name of God is men
toned must be excluded from the public
| school.
Lord Dufferin, the British viceroy of In.
| dia, has abrogated the treaty with the
| rajah of Sikkim because the rajah permit
| ed Thibetan troops to enter his territory.
Latest congressional nominations: W.
| R. Morrison, democrat, 18th ILL.,; James
| F. Campbell, democrat, 7th Ohio; George
| Willmot democrat, 10th Iowa; William
| Mckinley, Jr., republican, 18th Ohio;
Thomas E. Hudd democrat 9Th Wis;
John NJ. Glover, democrat, 9th Mo-;
William II. Gust, republican, 18th ILL.,;
| John A: Hutchinson, republican, 4th w.
Va; J ohm Brennan, democrat, LIST w. Va;
X. p. Bland, democrat, 18th Mo.
Deputy City Engineer Bomberge of Buff
| falo died from the effects OF being suspend
ed from office on account OF the alleged dis
| covery of frauds in his department, while
| his chief is believed to have lost his reason.
Thomas F. Plunkett, president of tho
Hartford (Conn.) Silk company and the
treasurer OF the Union Manufacturing COM
pany, OF Manchester, has mysteriously dis
appeared.
Crater lake, in Southern Oregon, is over
1000 feet deep, the deepest in America.
The Democratic state ticket in Arkansas
was elected by about 10000 majority.
| A labor conference at Hartford, Conn,
nominated a full state ticket, headed by
n. c. Baker for governor.
The monument OF the One Hundred and
| Fifty-seventh New York regiment on the
first days battlefield at Gettysburg was
| dedicated.
Chief Engineer Anderson, of the Northern
Pacific, says the report telegraphed east,
from Portland, that an accident had oc.-
Cured on the Cascade division and nine
men killed, was made out OF whole cloth
! There was no accident and no one was.
| hurt.
John Enright and his bride are found
dead in Chicago, from suffocation by gas.
Two men, Sullivan and Wyman, were ar
rested in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, suspected Of
robbing the Minneapolis and other post
Offices in the Northwest
When the prince OF Wales attended the
| theatcr at Homburg, during his recent
visit, the price OF seats near his was Dubbed.
! The Chicago university is now a thing Of
the past. at meeting of the trustees it
was resolved to terminate the corporate
existence of this institution. The claim of
the Union Mutual Life Insurance company
OF Maine, amounting to $500, 900 and in.
interest could not be raised.
The wheat crop of Kansas is placed at
10000 600 bushels. The corn product
may reach lao, 0OO,O 900 bushels.
William Jervis, who for ten years was
the manager OF the old Milwaukee & Mis-
sissippi railroad, the precursor OF the pres
emit Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul system,
died at Milwaukee aged seventy-three
years. His brother, John B., an eminent
engineer, who supervised the construction
OF the Croton acqueduct, died in New York
two years ago.
Drexel Go, treasurers OF the relief fund
at Philadelphia, announce that the fund
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