New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-08-07
Miscellaneous.

MINOR w. Bruce of Nebraska. VINO was
reported lost in crevasse in Glacier bay,
Alaska. was rescued by indians after three
days.
l The Idaho constitution is nearly complete.
Inc constitution as framed will save to the
taxpayers between $500 and $50, 900 per
annum over the present territorial system.
The Durham (England) miners have ac-
cepted the 10 per cent advance offered by the
owners. This decision ayerts strike which
would have been the greatest on record.
baby was born at Warren, ILL.,, June
and after crying necessarily two days went
to sleep and has never awakened. 1t is ap.
flesh. 80
A syndicate, principally foreign, is trying
to secure all of the cotton manufacturing
property at Fall River, Mass. All the best
mills IN the country may also be swallowed
up.
Citizens of Denver Leadvills, Georgetown
and several other places in Colorado have
adopted resolutions protesting against free
Importation oflead ores from Mexico and
British Columbia.
The writs of habeas corpus and certiorarl
in the Ives and Stayner case were dismissed
IN supreme court chambers at New York
without argument, and the prisoners were re-
turned to Ludlow street jail
At a meeting of the general committee OF
the Pennsylvania coke workers arrangements
were made to carry on q long struggle. The
strikers, numbering over ten thousand, are
confident of success.
Tho To, Of D:oL~ TT
enteen feet above ordinary low water mark
end rising four inches per hour. The indica-
lions point to freshet equalto the greatest
or y ears.
Twin children belonging to the wife of one
of the locked-out miners died at Streater, III.
The physicians who attended them pro.
nounccd it a clear case of starvation The
mother had but little food in the house, and
was unable to furnish sufficient nourishment
for them.
William Garfield discovered crazy man
wandering in swamp couple Of miles from
Sank Centre, MINI. Nothing definite can be
learned from him except his name. which he
says is Mahony. From papers on his person
it would appear that he was a brakeman on
Manitoba on the division west of Barnsville
He has hallucination that some one is now
and has been for several days chasing him
with intent to kill him. He is in very sad
condition, and apparently has had very little
to eat for number OF days.
The trouble between the towns of Ravenna
and Eminence in Kan, concerning the finallo
cation of the county seat had again assumed
such q serious character as to demand the
presence of the state militia to prevent aeon.
fict between the opposing forces The SUI
preme court recently declared Eminence the
legal county seat. A notion for rehearing
is pending, and in the meantime the people
of Eminence demand removal of the rec
ords. The Revenna people object to this and
have arranged to repulse the expected at
tack of their rivals.
The G. A. r. encampment situation is rap
idly growing worse at Milwaukee. 1t is APP
parent that nothing much short of miracle
can prevent the encampment, as an encam D.
ment, from being a failure. The last hope
of getting rate ola cent mile to bring
large crowds to Milwaukee is gone. Twenty
business men of Milwaukee held q conference
with President Miller, of the st. Paul road,
and John S. George, of the Chicago & North
western, and made strenuous attempts to
induce the representatives of the two Mil
waukee Chicago lines to favor cent rate.
President Miller stated positively that he
could not do anything towards securing the
cent rate.