New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-08-18
auditor OF state; TREASURER, Thomas b.
Byrne; clerk 81 supreme court, Martin


auditor Of state; treasurer, Thomas b.
Byrne; clerk 81 supreme court, Martin
Kruger.
The London Standard says: It would be
misfortune If the foolish Cutting case
should end in war, but at all costs Mexi-
CO should avoid struggle that could only
end in defeat and disaster and which would
throw her hopelessly back in commercial
progress. Even if Mexico is in the right it
would be better for her to suffer than att
tempt to vindicate herself at SO ruino us a.
price.
Emperor Francis Joseph has written
letter to the Hungarian prime minister in
which he expresses regret that the changes
Edelsheim, Gynyla, and the promotion of
Gen. Jomski have been used by unscrupu-
lous agitator5 to arouse discomfort in Hun
gary. The emperor instructs Herr Won
Fla to meet further agitation with the
fullest severity OF the law. The letter is in
tended as concila tory manifesto to the
Hungarians.
At the lord mayors banquet in London,
Lord Salisbury in speech, said: The ques-
ton OF Irish independence after deep dis
cussion and advocacy by the most power
Jul statesmen this country has ever seen,
has been rejected emphatically and equivo-
pie OF the kingdom. It is not unworthy to
say that most OF the voices in favor ofsep-
aration have been obtained by the person
al influence OF that great statesman, and
upon other considerations. apart from the
wants OF the question, I believe that our
opponents will realize that this is England 8
final decision: armed with which it is our
duty to restore to Ireland that social or
der, the loss of which is the only just
course OF its discomfort. I am convinced
that in such a policy we shall find the
strongest support in the enormous popula-
ton in which you are true representatives.
Congressional nominations: Gen. J. W.
Denver, Democrat, Twelfth Ohio district;
3. B. Taylor, Republican, Nineteenth Ohio
district.
sissippi university at Oxford, shot and
killed 81. NJ. Sullivan, secretary of the board
OF trustees OF the university and promi-
nent lawyer OF Oxford.
Steamships are now carrying passengers
to and from New York and England for
$12 and Scandinavia $25.
DR.. D. w. Bliss of Washington, who is
visiting relatives at Cragin Falls O., is SUI
fering SO seriously from the effects OF a run
away accident in Cleveland few days ago
that grave fears are felt that he may not
recover. DR.. Bliss is well known as the
physician who attended Garfield during his
last illness.
Acting Secretary Fairchild has made
ruling that flour in sacks entitled to draw
back, shipped at Grand Haven, Mich, may
be entered for drawback at that place and
transported in sealed cars to Canada with
out unloading at Detroit or Port Huron,
or further detention than to see that the
customs seals are intact.
DR.. Frank Hamilton, one OF New York's
most noted surgeons, who was one OF
President Garfield's physicians, died in
New York, aged seventy-six. DR.. Ha,nil-
ton was the author OF many valuable
medical and surgical works. He was also
a successful lecturer and the inventor OF
number OF surgical instruments.
Ex-Speaker Keller has drawn out OF the
congressional contest in the Eighth Ohio
district.
It's believed that the worst of the forest
fires in Wisconsin is over though the stu
alton is still serious enough.
Passenger rates from Kansas City to
Chicago are reduced to IS.
The President appointe Charles A.
Ward to be collector of customs for the
district OF Huron, Mich, vice William
4dI touL StSEJeLltleu, OlnlGll WI. rainier, 10
be register OF the land Office at Salina,
Kan, vice John,M Hodges, suspended; O.
f. Scarf, oil Kansas, receiver OF public
money at Salina, Kan, vice Harper S.
Cunningham suspen ded.
The postmaster-ge has appointed
the following postoffice inspectors: r. R.
Thereldkeld, Los Angeles, CAL; R. A. Mum
roe, Oakland, CAL; T. T. Reams, Jackson
ville Ore; A. H. Branch, Denver, Col.
Sparks has made recommendation to
the president that Maj. Clark, recorder OF
the general land Office, be removed.
There is considerable comment here over
the presidents appointm ent OF Daniel
Magone as collector OF this port, and by
many this action is regarded as the shrewd
est political move the president has made
Secretary Lamar has instruc ted the gov
errors OF the territories to expedite as
much as possible the preparation OF their
annual reports, with the view to having
them submitted earlier than heretofore.
Postmaster General Villas will leave for
New York in which vicinity he will spend
a few days with relati YES. He will sail
from Buffalo for Ashland, Wis, where he
will stay a little while. From there he
will go to Eau Clair, Wis, thence after
short stay to his home in Madison. He
Will pc accompanied by his family, and will
be absent from Washington about month.
The president has appointed William G..
Langford to be associate justice OF the SUI
preme court OF Washington Territory, vice
s: c. Wingard suspended, and Gustavous
Van Hoorebeka to be United States at
torney for the SOU hern district OF Illinois,
vice J. c. Connolly, suspended. These are
among the nominations left over.
II. Victor Newcomb, the New York finan-
cier, had a terrific struggle with burglar
in his Newpor tvilla, upon re turning from
dance with his family few days ago.
The burglar got away, and Newcomb was
badly used up.
The wife OF Maj Parker, 81 the Ninth
infantry, 0. s. A., fractured one OF her
legs while attempting to detach her dress
from barbed wire fence near Fort Win
gate, N. M.
a train was recently run from Syracuse
to Buffalo,'N. Y, a distance OF 149 miles,
in 1873 minutes.
Congressman Beach OF Cornwall, n w..
is dead.
1t is understood that the Somerville
police have information of the suspicious
OF at least eleven persons Indirectly related
to Mrs Sarah Jane Rohinson 1vho;a nndar