New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-07-14

tne irish policy OF the Conservatives.
He indicts Mr.. Gladstone as persist
ent political apostate, discarding by whole
sale doctrines solemnly advocated and
adopting totally new doctrines whenever
the shifting wind of popular favor seems to
call for them" Ee states that he once
hearc Cornwall Lewis say that il Mr.. Glad
stone should eter become premier he would
lead the Liberal party to perdition. Refer
ring to Mr.. Chamberlain, the author de-
clares it childish to think that the Conser-
natives and Radicals win continue to act,
together, except in union against separa-
ton. Whether Mr.. Gladstone succeeds or
ialis IN his present enterprise he will still
leave legacy OF woe to the country. This
plans be carried civil war will be certain. as
surely as an explosion follows the applica-
ton OF the torch to the magazine. 4 for
elgn war is also possible. II his plans be
rejected we shall forthwith pass into the
most critical stage OF Irish and English
history
The New York Parliamentary Fund as.
ISOLATION has received Sic, 123 during the
past week.
Since 1890 Pennsylvania has had six.
teen governors, eight OF whom were Ger
mans.
kilograms from various points along the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids l. No them rail
way show that rain is badly needed. This
is especially true of the Spirit Lake and
Dako ta division. Corn is doing we'll, but
all other crops will be light. Grass is be-
considerably. In some places along the
line email grain will not be over half crop
and potatoes are suffering from drouth,
while upland hay is a failure.
A fire at Denver made losses as follows:
T. +. Hughes, on Academy OF Music, $685.
600; ms france, 100000. Rocky Noun
tain News, $25, 600; insurance, So, 500.
Goods block $40, 900; insurance, $500.
Other losses, SIT, 500: insurance, So, 900.
The Knights OF Labor are ordered to
leave Nmberline, Mont.
Conductor Kinney was badly hurt by the
fail OF a Milwaukee construction train
through bridge near Aberdeen, Oak.
The Quakers have spent $40, 900 during
the past year in mission work in MAZDA
gascar.
Paul Hamilton Haynes a most dis.
tinguished poet Of the south, dies at his
home in Georgia.
The Marsh Family association, including
everybody named Marsh OF respecta bility,
VIII hold Il grand picnic at Lake Pleasant,
Mass, July 2l, % and %.
D. NJ. Osborne, head OF the D. NJ Osborne
company manufacturers OF farm machill-
cry, died suddenly at Auburn, n. Y.
Henry Ward Beccher has come out
strongly for Mr.. Gladstone. Replying to
an inquiry whether the gross personal at
tacks on Mr.. Gladstone by a powerful sec
ton OF the English press ought not to be
deplored, he writes: Any one, remember
ing that Christ was charged with consort-
ing with hcentious companions and with
being a wine-bibber and riotous person,
cannot be surprised at seeing the present
treatment befall his disciples when they
seek to overthrow Satan's kingdom.
Ncolini, PATHS husband has leased four
thousand acres OF shooting land in Wales.
He is passonately fond OF hunting.
The due de Morny gave his bride a dia-
dem OF diamonds worth $4,000, and a
ribbon OF diamonds attached to gold
chain.
Jeremiah j. Hennessy was nominatedfo for
postmaster at White Sulphur, Mont. He
is an old resident OF the place. q business
man with large interests there.
w. ]. Rice OF Britain Marshall county,
Oak, is in Washington. He succeeded in
securing the appoin tment OF his daughter
in-law, Mrs. Sophia Rice, to the postmas-
tership OF Britain. The Office is worth
$500 per year.
The future heir to the Bavarian throne is
Rupert, the Stuart prince OF Wales, who
is seventeen years old.
Accusation was caused in Tor onto when
a rumor got abroad that Edward Harris,
OF Harris, Magee & Co., had become finan-
cially embarrassed and had fed, leaving
large sums in cash and leaving various
funds in which he was interested in a seri-
,c&o{ TO ~,e
to have gone to Toronto, and thence to-
ward Niagara. 1t is known that before
going he drew 100000 in cash, but the
amount in his hands is thought to be much
larger than that.
On the I'd instant a body Of Alba nian
Mussulmans attacked and pillaged several
Montenegrin villages, killing some OF the in
habitants and capturing a number OF elders.
The Montenegrins rallied and repulsed the
Albanians, capturing and killing many.
In Manitoba the area under crop this
season is placed at 629,525 acres as com
pared with 547 $40 in the preceding season
and 444, GIG in 1854.
Charles r. Gleason was nominated post
master at Eau Claire, Wis. He is well
known Democratic politician OF that place,
has always been active in political affairs
and has held many Offices OF one kind or
| another, his last being city clerk OF Eau
| Claire.
| Fire destroyed the Montana lumber com.
| pany's planning mill and Silverman's sam.
pling works and essay Office. Total loss,
$4,000; insurance, S15, 900 on improve.
| mert works, but none on the sampline
| works.
The term OF Office OF the receiver OF the
| land office at Aberdeen. Oak. has expired
and the race is becoming hot. Pierson
and Burke each believe that he has the in
| side track.
| S. S. Wilson was nominated for post.
master OF Colfax. Iowa. He l. the present
incumbent. He was appointed by the
postoffce department a year ago, but I'M
der the late readjustment OF salaries the
Office became presidential and under the
law the postmaster must be appointed by
| the president.
The weather in New York on Tuesda y
| the 9Th was the warmest of the season
thus far, the thermometer registering sc
to 80 degrees. Advices Indicate that the
hot wave is general in the East. The fol
lowing temperatures are reported: Han
over, N. H., 80 to SO in the shade; Frank
| lin Falls, 1O2 on four consecutive days, the