New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-03-24

Line quantity OF gold IN England has de.
clined $50,OO0,O0O within the past five
years.
The distress among the poor OF Paris is
almost unprecedented. The application
for relief number 50, 900 more than at this
time last year.
Peter Beckx, the "Black Pope" and non.
agenarian general OF the Jesuits. but recent
ly reported dead, has quickly recovered
from his severe illness.
King Humbert OF Italy has decorated
M. Pasteur. The Paris Academy OF Medi.
cine has voted the sum OF 10 900 francs fol
the projected Pasteur institute
Montreal will issue 81 ,OOO,OO bonds to
pay off the deficit incurred by the small.
pox epidemic, and for making sanitary
debt of the city $13,ooo,ooo.
The liabilities OF the Princess Helene Of
Ypsilanti amount to 100000 sterling.
Her failure is due to the extravagance Of
herself and her late husband They
spent 95, 900, 900 sterling in ten years.
A violent shock OF earthquake recently
disturbed Wiesbaden, the celebrated Ger
man watering place. The city OF Grenada,
Spain, was also shaken by an earthquake.
The shock was OF seven seconds duration,
The attempt to break the news monopo.
ly enjoyed in London by w. II. Smith has
failed. The house OF commons voted down
the motion OF Arthur O'Connor, member
for Queen county, to open the book stalls
in all the railway stations to public com.
petition.
The Rothschilds have donated second
sum OF $500 to the fund for the relief oil
the unemployed workingmen. Mr. Cham.
berlain, president OF the local government
board, has sent circular letter to boards
OF guardians throughout the country, OF.
fering government assistance by means o!
loans OF money, where possible, to promote
road repairing in order to give employment
to needy workmen.
The Irish continue to be pleased with
their new viceroy, Earl Aberdeen. He has
increased their esteem during the past few
days by his activity in regard to measures
for the relief OF distressed throughout the
country. He also made personal cont1i.
buttons for this purpose including a do.
nation OF $3.50 toward defraying the cost Of
two smacks for the Galway fishermen, $50
for the police fund and $50 for the West.
port sufferers.
Mail and Express London Gable: The
situation at Decazeville, where the great
strike is going on, is becoming more serious
The breach between the masters and men
is widening more and more, and it looks as
if tremendous labor revolution might re
suit throughout France. Sympathy with
the strikers is manifested among the labor.
ing classes, although the revolutionary
spirit is manifested only where the social.
lists have left the print OF their theories.
Michael Davitt, in aspeech at Oxford, an
nounces that his idea OF home rule govern
ment was that it would always be the rep
resentative OF the crown, and have com
mand OF the imperial forces in Ireland.
The power OF vote should be allowed the
assembly, which would consist OF three
hundred members, seventy or eighty OF
whom perhaps, might not be Home Rulers.
The government should consist of the min.
listers OF finance, land, agriculture, local
government, public works and education,
and should have control OF the police, Gus.
toms and excise departments. without
which it would be a farce. He believed
that Ireland would not impose import
duties.