New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-31
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The savage tribes of Formosa have gain
authority on the island, and gained advan.
tages over the imperial troop. "A Chinese
captain and several soldiers captured by the
savages were aiterward impaled and be.
headed.
Emperor William has decided to visit
Paris. The emperor, according to the Gau.
tiers, will travel in strict incognito, and will
not take up his residence at the German
bassy. subsequently, still acc ording to the
newspaper mentioned, tho Ger man emperor
will proceed to Comes and San Reno.
Baron Parisse Pehochkopler, an Austrian
nobleman who has been living with his wife
at National City, Cal, for some time, died al
San Diego. When certain he was dead. thu
wife asked outsiders to leave the room, and
when they had done SO drank a quantity o.
chloroform and carbolic acid She was
found unconscious, and, though still alive
cannot recover. 81 },
The next election of pope is now an early
probability. The whole influence of France
will be directed to the selection of cardinal
| favorable to the republic. The candidates
for the papacy who would be satisfactory te
France are Cardinals La vigere, Siglara
Raf1aele, Monaco. Lavalletta and Gibbons
The last Damed Cardinals i'm partial treat
| ment of Repub lican countries makes him E
favorlte candidate after Cardinal Lavigerie
The Jews every where III Russia are throw.
ing their property on the market in obedi
ence to the decree, already prepared and tc
be promulgated about Jan. l., prohibiting
Jews from owning real estate. In Odessa {
Jewish syndicate has been organized to Ia
cilitate the emigration of Russian Jews tt
England. In London public sentiment i,
strongly opposed to such immigration.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
In the federal court in San Antonio, Tex.
ndoval. the Mexican revoutionist, wal
dismi ssed by the jury. The verdict was +
surprise. -
Frank K. Ward has been acquitted il
Washington of the murder of Maurice Adler
June 1S, 1882. The killing created sensa
| ton at the time.
1t is feared that unless a dema nd for in
| creased pay is granted there will be a gener
| al strike of all switchmen on the various
roads between Chicago and the Rocky noun
tains.
Tin plate has bee made in St. Louis by tn,
Granite Iron Rolling mills, having bee,
| rolled from the basic steel made by tn,
and is OF excellent quality.
The New York meteorological stitute ha.
filed articles OF incorporation for "the stud,
| and gratuituous treatment Of contagiou,
diseases. comprising Pasteur and Koch de
partmeDt for the treatment Of hydrophobis
| and tuberculosis.
| The supreme court of the United Slater
rendered an important decision in Mormon
| polygamy case, holding that a vie is not {
| competent witness against the husband
where polygamy is the crime charged The
case was remanded to the Utah courts, witt
| directions to grant new trial.
The little son of the Korean charge d. af
fairs Mr.. Ye, is dead in Washington. The
child was born in that city last October, ant
was the first Korean born in the United
States. in honor o the city of his birth hi
parents named him Ye Washon. which is tn,
Korean translation of Washington.
syndicate OF capitalists is preparing tt
run a line oftank steamers for the transporta
tionlof sugar between Cuban ports and thos,
OF the United States-a scheme by which tn,
packing Of sugar and molasses in hogsheadl
| will be avoided and the rate of transports
ton very much reduced.
Gen. Brooke telegraphed from Pine Ridg,
agency that he had purposely a nm ouncet
to the Indians in council the death of Sitting
Bull. giving them the facts in detail. will
holding nothing. This the &c neral did thai
he might note the effect OF the startling in
| formation upon them. The Indians received
the news quietly. They all recognized tn,
justice Of Sitting Bulls death and said i
| was a good thing that he had thus met hi.
| fate.
Since the discussion of the Mississippi con
stitution began in the senate there has beer
| some intimation that the apportionmen
bill, which went thro ugh the house SO easily
is liable to run across some snags in the sen
ate. 1t il quite possible that an attemp,
will be made to reduce the representation q
Mississippi because the Mississippi cons titu
| ton is evidence in itself o! a denial OF fran
chse to about half the legal voters unde1
| the United States constitution.
The superintendent Of the New York poly
clinic hospital stated that every Afternoon
at four o'clock all persons who applied ant
were considered proper cases would be inoc
gIated with Koch's lymph free of charge
| The hospital has accommodations for sixty
| lymph patients. While the physicians il
charge would prefer to have patients under
| 20 the care of the hospital, they are alst
willing to inoculate patients who wished tx
return home after each incubation. 1t wa.
stated that plentiful supply of the lympl
| was at hand to inoculate all who desired tt
he. The patients who were recently inocu
lated at the various hospitals are all doing
| we'll.
The bodies of the iour Indians ansed a.
Missoula have been buried at st. Ignatius
mission. The bodie were lowered int
graves in the presence of Thousand In
dams. In the night the families and rela
| tiyes of the dc ad men on therad and horon ,
weird ceremon Y after the style of the old In
dian funeral rites. The Indian police dis
persed the crowd. The wives Of La Ma Sc,
and Pascale had cut gashes in their owl
heads, and were preparing to cut off the fin
gers Of one hand when stopped. The chill
| dren of the dead Indians also gashed thei
hands and heads, and blood was drippins
into the graves, which had been PARTIAL,
opened.
A Black Female Sampson
Freedman's Town, a suburb Of Houston