New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-11-03

Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren will entertain at
| Washington this winter, after the style OF
the Paris salon in the days OF De Staal.
! Postmasters commissioned: Dakota:
| Mitchell, D. Hammer. Minnesota: Mar
shall, NJ. Sullivan; Moorhead, e. Fay; Meos,
NJ. c. Roholt.
An almost unprecedented demand for
one and tive-cent coins has sprung up all
over the country. Secretary Manning has
given authority for the issue by the Phila-
delphia mint OF whatever proves to be re-
quired.
The marriage of Miss Helen B. Swing,
daughter OF Prof. David Swing OF Chicago,
to Mason B. Starring OF Calmar, Iowa, was
| solemnized at the New England Congrega.
| tional church, Rev. DIR. j. H. Barrows of
the First Presbyterian church officiating.
There were six bridesmaids and six ushers.
Charles A. Johnes, the Great Wall Street
! scalper, is worth 81, 900, 900, and he start
ed in life as boy in q brokers' Office.
Shipley, Dolsey & Co., Wholesale dry
goods, Cincinnati, asks an extension OF
credit. Liabilities, $40, 900; assets $685.
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poisoned well caused the death of Mrs.
| G. Winters of Battle Greek, Mich, and the
serious illness OF three children.
Col. Bob IngersoN is not a sick man, as
has teen reported.
Miss Jennie Lamar, daughter of the sec
rotary OF the interior, is q graceful girl taN
and wllowy, with rosebud moath and vel
| vety brown eyes.
Sensational reports have been current
1 as to an unusually large bond call that
/ is to be made, and one private dispatch
that was received here fixed the amount
| at $50, 100000. Such a statement is ab-
surd.
| Express Messenger Fotheringham, in a
statement concerning the recent robbery
in Missouri. says Before he left the rob.
if I told you who / am" said, 81 don't
| know as would "Well," he continued.
II am Jim Cummings, the last of the Jesse
James gang. was in the Blue Cut Job,
and only got 81. 500 out OF it. Since then
| l have passed considerable time i'm Austria
! liza and San Francisco
While county treasurer Ward, at De
! sarc, Ark, was going home from his office,
| a couple OF men seized him, threw a coffee
sack over his head, beat him badly and
took his keys and robbed the Office of over
$ll, 600. He was knocked senseless and
when found his legs were tied together. No
clue to the robbers.
| Harvey Morgan, a famous old Welch
| harpist, died few days ago, at the Pitts
! burg poorhouse. In his palmy days he
was one OF the most celebrated harpists in
Europe, and had played many times for
the crowned heads OF Europe.
! M. D. Allen, who was formerly assistant
clerk for Col. Bolton. late superintendent
| OF second-class matter at the Chicago
| postofice, was arrested for completely in
the defalcation Of the colonel. He was held
in S., 600 bonds.
| General Superintendent Jameson, Of the
railway mail service, in his report for the
fiscal year ended June 30 says: At the
close OF the year the railway postofice lines
| whole cars and ], 769 apartments in cars.
The aggregate length OF railroad routes
| over which these cars run is / 10, 672 miles,
and tho annual miles of railroad service
performed by clerks was loo, 923. $40.
Abner B. Williams, who was appointed
to be q member OF the board OF registration
and election in the territory OF Utah, vice
James r. Pettigrew, deceased, is about
fifty six years OF age and was a resident of
Western Arkansas. He is said to be a
man OF line Attachments and in excellent
standing as a lawyer, and has been engaged
in leading practice for invent y years. HeWas5
member OF the Arkansas legislature for
several years, and afterwards probate and
circuit Judge.
The two-do llar silver certificates, it is ex-
pected, will be ready for circulation about
the first of next month. The yignette Of
Gen. Hancock is said to be the best like