New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-08-25

Sl2, OOO to $40, OOO at Cambridge, the
county seat, demolishing three churches
and checking the progress OF arrangements
Tor the county fair.
The president has deposited in the de-
par5ment of state bills which remained in
his hands unsigned at the time OF the adj
journment OF congress with the following
explanatory memorandum among them:
The joint resolution directing the pay ment
| OF the surplus in the treasury on the public
debt received Aug. 5, 1886. Memoran-
dunn. This resolution involves SO much
and is OF such serious import that do not
deem it best to discuss it at this time. It
is not approved because I believe it to be
unnecessary, and because [ am by no
means convinced thatits mere passage and
approval at this time may not endanger
and embarrass the successful and useful
operations OF the treasury department and
impair confidence in the management OF the
financial affairs OF the government.
An imbecile widow named Lebol. living
in Selles, st. Dennis, Jerome, has met with
a horrible death. Her sons endeavored to
obtain admission for her in madhouse,
but failed. They did not want to support
her, and SO they tied her to stake. built
a fire around her and burned her to death.
When the woman was suffering her sons
sprinkled holy water over her, and when
arrested told the police that they had
burned their mother because OF her relig-
ious motives.
There was startling casualty at Ash
land, Wis, recently, occasioned by the
bursting OF q boiler in the carpenter shop
of Perinier & Webster. The boiler house
was utterly demolished and five men and
boys were instantly killed and two others
wounded, viz Willie P. Perinier, Alex Per
inc Of bo hor0 IF hof
Joseph Mclaughlin, foreman OF the shop;
O. V. johnson, wood turner; August Olson,
workman; all killed. Nelson Pero, fore.
man OF the working crew. slightly wounded
in the leg, and B. F. Bailey, severely. The
cause OF the explosion was lack OF water in
the oiler.
Count de Lesseps has persuaded 49,
600 French ladies to buy Panama canal
shares.
The immediate delivery system has been
extended to all postofices in the country.
Mr.. Gladstone's physician, Sir Andrew
Clarke, says there is not single unsound
spot in the ex-premier's constitution. He
is in perfect health.
Lord Londonderry's advent as viceroy
of Ireland promises to give new life to field
sports in the sister isle. His lordship in
tends to fill the vice regal stables with a
splendid hunting and racing stud. and UNI
less his projects are interfered with by q
hostile peasantry, following the hounds will
again become one of the chief amusements
of the Irish gentry.
, The name fSir Charles Dixie has been
erased from the list OF privy councillors,
the first event of it's kind in the present
century.
William McMaster OF Toronto has given
the Baptist church in Canada another
$3.50, 600 for educational purposes.
The sensation OF the day in Paris is the
presence OF Prince Karaynoko, third son of
King Samary, a negro chief, who formerly
ruled a powerful tribe on the upper Senegal
! river, but who signed away his independ-
ence to France last year. The government
pays the princes expenses at the Grand
hotel, which amounts to over 500 q day.
Treasurer Jordan denies the rumor OF
trouble between himself and Acting Secre-
tary Fairchild. He will not resign.
Senator German always wears q nutmeg
hung by cord about his neck to ward off
neuralgia.
"A Spokane Falls, WASH, special says:
The country hereabouts is being overrun
wags of Indians, who have no respect for
the property or lives OF the white settlers.
By an elevator accident in Milwaukee.
Miss Emeline Blum was killed. Her whole
right side was torn of. N. Kuerschur,
Charles Riebe, Mathilde Blum, e. Lahse,
Therese Dole, Max Robens and Annie
Feely were injured more or less, none fatal
| y, however.
| Acting Secretary Fairchild says that no
policy has been determined on by the de-
partlnent with regard to future calls for
bonds. The call for $40, 600, 900 which
will mature Sept. 10, was made because it
was deemed wise and expedient. Future
calls will be determined solely by the state
Of the finances.
Prot. John Dickinson, q brother Of Miss
Anna Dickinson, has accepted the chair Of