New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-08-04

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tie recent riots IN Amsterd am. The total
number Of deaths resulting s.27.
The car has written to the sultan ex-
pressing amicable sentir ents and trusting
that their relations will always remain
friendly.
Dublin is placarded with appeals to
lrishmen to assemble in their thousands
to make the greatest demonstration pos
sibie on the occasion of the departure of
Lord Lieut.. Aberdeen and his wife from
Ireland. The call is signed, by order of
the citizens and trades council committee, y
and among other things says: Irishmen, by
the nature OF your farewell to the earl OF
Aberdeen and his noble wife prove that
you appreciate the efforts OF England s
greatest statesman to secure the conces-
sion OF Ireland inalienable right to home
rule.
man named Swirdler has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Climax, Mo.
George A. jerks of Pennsylvania was
nominated to be solicitor general. The
appointment was a great surprise, but is
universally approved.
The nomination OF Matthews, the Alba
ny colored man who has been appointed
register OF deeds in place OF Fred Douglas,
will be rejected at the next executive SEES
sion by very large majority.
The nomination of Mr.. Bach to the SUI
preme judgeship in Montana is made to fill
the office created by the law passed few
weeks since authorizing an additional
Judge Tor that territory. The supreme
court as recognized will meet the first
week in August, and arrange the new dis.
trlcts, make assignments of work, etc. Mr..
Bach is thirty five years of age.
Cleveland, Ohio, has raised 1926, 900 TO.
Grant monument, while the great city Of
New York has collected but $4,000 fo1
the same purpose.
There was free selling by foreign house.
OF New York Central, Lake Shore, Missouri,
Kansas & Texas and Louisville & Nash.
VILE
Lieut.. Israel, the African traveller, has
been arrested at Hamburg for fraud.
At Winnipeg while packing dynamite
case James Magernin was blown to atoms
by the explosion otitwsnty-tive boxes.
The following telegram was sent from
Chicago, to Senators Cullom, Wilson and
Miller: 1--WE, in behalf oil the board OF trade
citizens OF Chicago, beg you to insist on the
Hennep1n canal amendment or to defeat
the river and harbon' bill.'' It is signed by
a. NJ. Wright, president OF the board OF
trade; George F.. Stone, secretary OF the
board OF trade; Carter H. Harrison. may.
or; L. j. Gage. john R. Walsh, William
Bross. Alfred Cowies. Andrew Schuman,
H. F. Games, Henry Field and w.. K. Sui
Ivan.
Mary Koch died OF smallpox at Detroit,
Mich. This Ia, the frst fatal cases
The Rev. Dn Phillips Brooks, pays Trim.
ity church, Boston, $500 a yea. to secure
seats for poor people.
The Pail Mall Gazette, commenting on
the marquis OF Londonderry's appoint
Hlent, says: In 1878 he defeated the Lib
eral candidate in County Down by coouet.
ting with. the Nationalist, giving them to
understand that he had no. objection to
supporting movement favoring a pro-
posedlinquiry into the merits OF the Irish
demand for home rule, and that he fav ored
new land law. The appointment OF such
man to the Irish viceroyalty by con-
seryatiSe premier is not an act auspicious
for the Irish people.
w. w. Corcoran, the Washington phil
anthropist: is at White Sulphur Springs
with his nieces, Miss Jones and Miss Mich
olson.
The president has pardoned Col Nelson
Plato, sentenced to two years in the peni-
tertiary for embezzling while collector of
customs at Corpus Christi, Tex.
The assessment Of real estate and i'm
provements at San Francisco this year ag-
gregates S175, 564,352.
George Moore, colored, was hanged at
Charlotte, N. c.. for outraging his daugh-
ter.e
The Missouri river is so low that naviga-
tionis imrracticable beyond Kansas City
United Ireland, OF Dublin, says: The
truce with the landlord is shattered, but
the Irish people have not the least inten-
ton to estrange the English masses 1t
would be impossible to produce a more elo-
quent example of the policy Of ramming
English rule down Irish throats than is af-
forded in the marquis of Salisbury's ap-
polntment as Irish viceroy of the marquis
OF Londonderry.
De Lesseps made his periodical favorable
report on the Panama canal project at "
meeting OF the directors in Paris yester-
day.
The debt OF the city OF Berlin amounts
to ISL, 100000 marks-112 marks per
capita.
Marquis Tseng is in Berlin in reference to
ships that are being built for the Chinese
government.
At the Blenheim sale in London Satur-
day Rubens' Alteration OF the Magi'' sold
for $500, Rembrandt's "Women TAX
en- in Adultery" brought 81, 100, and
Holy Family" by Rubens, was sold for
$4,000.
At dinner party given to Henry Ward
Beecher in London one OF the guests was
an Englishman named Theodore Tilton
Mr.. Moore, who has been nominated as
third assistant secretary OF state, is pro-
tege of Mr.. Bayard and law student in
his office.
Eight members ofcongress have died dur
ing the present ad ministration.
The democrats of the Tenth Va, district
nominated James Baumgartner, Jr., for
congress.
The republican convention of the First
Indiana district nominated Gen. Alvin p.
Hovey for congress. The republicans OF
the Fifth district nominated Ira D. Chase.
Dissenters from the recent Fifth Kansas
district republican convention nominated
John A. Anderson for reelection to con-
gress. He has been endorsed by the Green
hackers.
George N. Brown, a Madison printer, aged
twenty six, was drowned in Lake Monona
by the capsizing OF boat.