New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

HE third congress of colored Catholics
of the United States has opened in Phila-
delphia.
The Atlantic Rubber company, of At
lanta, Ca, failed, with liabilities of $50 600
and assets of $4,000.
The governing committee Of the Balti-
more Stock Exchange ordered the City Pas
senger stock to be stricken from the list.
The New York failed firm of Henry E.
Titus & Co. is found to have $1,000 assets
and $500, 600 debts.
In his annual message to the council,
Mayor Grant OF New York strongly urges
the citizens to inaugurate movement for
representation at the worlds fair
Creditors ofLouis Adler, the insolvent
wholesale cloak dealer of Chicago, obtain
ed judgments against him in Judge Hutch
insons court amounting to $1O2, 6s1.
d. r. ALEXANDER & Co., Decatur; Ill.
knit goods, confessed judgements aggre-
eating 1923, 900. Assets of double that
amount are claimed by the firm.
GEORGE II. C. NEAL & Co., of Baltimore,
dealers in dry goods, made an assignment
recently. Liabilities, $3.50, O3O assets, $75,-
OCO.
WALTER S. MAXWELL of Los Angeles, Cal,
pany to establish gambling place on
Santa Barbara island, says there is no
foundation tor the story.
The colored Catholic congress compl eted
its session at Philadelphia recently and adj
journed. Pittsburs was chosen as the
place Tor the meeting of the next congress
in September, 1893.
The Cherokee council has formally rati-
fed the agreement made by the commits
sions representing the United States and
the Cherokee Nation, with relation to open
ing the Cherokee strip.
COUNSEL for ]. G. Blaine, Jr, says his
client would not object to divorce were it
not for the child. whose custody is at stake.
Ifsome arrangement can be made by Mr..
Blaine to keep the boy with him portion
OF the year he may compromise the case.
The Philadelphia Press prints rumor
that the government has purchased the
steamships, Ohio, Indiana and ,Pennysl-
vania. built some years ago for the Ameri-
can Steamship Company. It is said that
they are to be used as transports.
The will of the late George Pomeroy
was sustained before Judge Tuley at Chic
ago, after long and bitter fight. The es-
tate is estimated at over 81 ,000, 900, princi-
pally property located in st. Louis and
New Jersey.
| On Monday, Sep. 5, $685. the great Cath
Ole congress, which will embrace in its rep
resentation prominent Catholics from
| every country ofthe globe, where religion
| t1ourishes, will meet in Chicago and con-
tinue in session five days
The Washington Stock Raisers and Live
| Stock Insurance and Guarantee Company,
of Washington, Pa, has decided to make a
settlement of its affairs and retire from
business. The capital stock is $1OO, 900, of
| which the stockholders will lose about 40
| per cent.
INVESTIGATIONS into the assault on the
Baltimore's sailors in Valparaiso began at
Mare Island in the presence of Judge Adj
| vocate General Remy, United States Dis
trict Attorney Gartir, and United States
Commissioner j. S. Hanley. Remy conduct
ed the investigations.
PRES PAUL CONRAD and Secretary ]. p.
| Horner and number of the employees OF
the Louisiana Lottery Company, appeared
before Commissioner Wright to answer an
Indictment for Martinsburg, w. Va.
charging them with having violated the
anti-lottery postal law, but the case was in
definitely continued.