New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-08
FOREIGN,

The "Peters Pence" are failure in Rome
and are much below the average in the Ital-
ian provinces.
The London firm Of Adamson, Bell &
Co., merchandise, failed. The liabilities
are very heavy.
FRANCE has declined to sign a renewal of
the North Sea convention to prevent
illicit traffic in alcohol among fishermen.
) SIX cases of leprosy have been discovered
among Chinese on an island near Vancouv-
In Russiathe rye crop will be ISL per
cent of the average, and the yield of winter
wheat 83 per cent Of the ayefage, while the
potato crop is uncertain.
The action Of Russian impresario, long
pending, against Nine. Patti for damages
for breach of contract has been decided in
Nine. PATHS favor.
IT is reported at St. Petersburg that seri-
Gus anti-Semitic riots have occurred in
kherson. Strict secrecy is maintained in
Official quarters about the alleged trouble.
A HAVANA dispatch says the famous
bandit, Arturo Garcia, has been found
dead near Artemisa. Numerous bullet and
stab wounds were found on the body, but
it has not yet been ascertained who killed
him.
In the Italian senate Premier Rudini
said that before the treaties of the triple al
lance would lapse the new treaties would
come into force. thus avoiding break in
the continuation of the foreign policy of
the nation.
NAPOLEON MY, an ex-officer Of the guards,
is included in the French com missi on to
the Chicago fair. NJ. Proust, the art COM
missioner, states that the dscision on the
part OF the managers of the fair to pay the
large and splendid display.
Ex-EMPRess EUGENE makes it condi-
ton oil her granting an annuity to Prince
Victor and also of her bequest to him of her
whole fortune, estimated at over million
pounds sterling, that he rupture his liaison,
now of several years duration. The ex-
empress insists that the prince must aban-
don his mistress and effect marriage With
a member of some reigning family.
AMONG THE TOILERS.
A STRIKE Of over 100, coo iron workers in
Pennsylvania is averted.
RAILWAY employees form new order at
Terre Haute, Ind.
SEVERAL thousand iron workers on the
Clyde have struck against per cent re-
duction in wages.
Coal miners in Belmont, Jefferson and
Guernsey counties will strike for nine
hours and the Columbus scale of prices.
The strike oflongshoremen in Chicago
may result in ending the practice of hireing
men by the hour.
PowDERLI has gone to Washington where
he will investigate troubles in the printing
bureau.
New YORK publishers have decided to re-
sist the demand for a nine-hour day which
will be made by journeymen printers
Sept. 1.
FoUR-F1FTHs of the tln-plate works in
South Wales closed their doors recently for
one month, throwing $4,000 hands out of
employment.
THE consolidated coal mines in Collins
vile coal district in Illinois closed down
because of the weekly payment law going
into effect. The miners are asked to sign a
years contract in order that the company
may evade the law, but refuse.
AT Terre Haute, Ind, the committee APP
pointed to investigate the charge of con-
spracy preferred against the brotherhood
ofrailway trainmen, reported to the SUI
preme council Of the federation, finding
the brotherhood guilty. The report was
unanimously adopted.