New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-01
FOREIGN.

i!o1A lHC 1AICGlC CIRCLE, having maze Vdlua- I
bic discoveries and endured great priva-
tions
DURING the performance Of ssLe Mage
in Paris, the opera house was connected
with London by telephone, and the music
was distinctly heard there.
The Gillian government.of Tultal and
Caldera has gone over to the revolutionists.
The massacre OF prisoners is common to
both parties to the struggle.
The French cabinet decided that Prince
Louis Napoleon, the second son of the late
Prince Napoleon, does not come under the
category of personages who are pretenders
to the throne of France.
The government of Santo Domingo has
appointed Manuel Jesus Galvan as minister
to the United States, and it is understood
that he is especially instructed to negotiate
a reciprocity treaty with this country
The first fight has taken place between
the Venezuelans and the English on the
frontier of British Guiana. The dispute re-
lates to the boundarylineb between Venezuela
and British Guiana.
ARCHBISHOP WALSH has given the pope
an account of the schism in the Irish par
llamcntary party. The pope counseled
the archbishop to instruct his clergy to
adhere to their present attitude.
The Portuguese have declared state of
siege in Manicaland, South Africa, part Of
which territory is the scene of the opera
tons OF the British South African COM
pany, between whom and the Portuguese
authorities there is much hostility.
DISPATCHES from Chill, received via
Buenos, Ayres say there has been severe
fighting near Valparaiso recently and that
2oO OF the insurgents We're taken prisoners,
tied together and shot with cannon and
musketry by government troops, =
SPORTING TRIPLES ..
JERRY HEALEY, who played with the
Pittsburg Players league last season, signed
with the Cincinnati association.
The national regatta of am ateur oarsmen
will be held in Washington on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Aug. II and 10.
The San Francisco board of supervisors
passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale of
pools in the city and county of San Fran
cisco, except on an enclosed race course.
JOHN TEEmER, the oarsman, says he will
accept O'Connor's challenge to row three
miles and return for $500 and the
championship of Ameri ca, but that he first
wants to row against Hanlan.
AT Seymour, Ind, Edward Garland and
John Cain fought three rounds for the
hand Of a young lady, who agreed to
the arrangement. Garland was knocked
out in the third round, but both We're Sc
verely punished.
"A. q. SPALDING will in a measure retire
from the active management Of the Chicago
club. James A. Hart will have charge of
the business and Arson Of the playing de-
partnent. Mr.. Spalding will continue TO- re.
side in Chicago. .--
LABOR CIRCLES
COMMITTEES from the Carpenters and
Builders association and the United Car
penters' council met in Chicago recently
and reached an argument, thus averting the
threatened strike.
a STRIKE has been declared by the men
working in the state quarries in the neigh
borhood of Anglers, France. Several seri-
Gus ARRAYS have taken place, and troops
have been sent to suppress the disturb
ances. Further rioting is looked forward
to.
POLITICAL.
The Malone and anti-Mahone Republ;
cans of Virginia effect reconciliation.
GUSTAV TAFEL has been nominated for
mayor by the Democrats of Cincinnati to
oppose John B. Mosby, the Republican
candidate and present incumbent.
The National Association of Democratic
clubs has issued circular letter addressed
to Democratic clubs throughout the United
States inviting them to celebrate the ami
versary of the birthday of Thomas Jefer'
son on Thursday, April 2. ,... a
RAILROADS.
THE Northern Pacific is to secure control
of the Seattle & Northern railway.
NEBRAsKA's new maximum freight rate
law creates CONSERVATION i'm the railroad
world. - VIZ 49, SO
The Ontario court of appeals disnisse
the appeal of the Canadian Pacific railway
from the verdict rendered against it in all
inferior court for $3.50, 900 in favor of con-
tractors Conmee and McLennon, who con-
structed the Lake Superior section of that
road. .j-
A CIRCULAR to agents and conductors is
sued by the Minneapolis & st. Louis directs
present year of the Burlington route" is
sue and local clergymen's permits Of the
Rock Island e. Peoria railway officially
signed y. -.
lNG=NE7AL.
FURTHER developments in the Schwarts
bank failure at Louisville show that the
bduh udS UcGu pldCliCdlly lIlSOlfcllL SluCt
1878. The deposits will reach about $780,
600 and there are debts to other financial
institutions amounting to $4,000.
The Tennessee senate has rejected the
bill appropriating $3.50, 900 for state ex-
hibit at the worlds fair The house, how
ever, passed bill allowing county author
tiles to appropriate money for exhibits at
the fair.
The executive committee Of the Grand
Monument association has passed resolu-s
tons asking the New York legislature to
appropriate $780, 600 of the state direct tax
recently refunded by the United States
for the purpose Of erecting the monument
to Gen. Grant at Riverside Park.
THEODORE r.. ALLEN has brought an act
ion in the supreme court to recover from
Kinney tobacco company $4,000 for his
services in connection with the organiza-
ton Of the American tobacco company,
otherwise known as the cigarette trust 5
in 1890.
4 RICHARD J.. Hinton, Edward s. Nettleton
- - ,1 $500,