New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-20

NOTICES were put up IN the PhOenlX Iron
Company's works at Philadelphia that
work will be suspended in all departments
excepting shops Nos. and S until Monday,
sand men,
SPORTING TRIPLES.
This will be McPhee's eleventh season
with the Cincinnatis. y
The Philadelphia club has issued season
tickets at $50 each,
Larry Twitchen will captain the Milwau-
kee team this season.
There promises to be large number Of
local amateur teams this year.
Jimmy Manning still jumps into the air
about three feet when he gets a line ball.
Billy Bishop has been released by tie
Western association. He had not been as
signed to any club.
The Louisville papers are very severe OH
what they term 'Toledo's $4,000 Job lot
aggregation"
Harry Sageis to captain and manage the
only double-headed club in the TWo-Eyed
league-Moline-Ro Rock Island.
The California league is the only minor
league of any consequence which has not
adopted the double season schedule.
The National league opens the base ball
season.
Oxford wins the boat race with Cam
bridge, making the best ever made on the
course.
AND now the ball cranks in Baltimore
think Pickett is not fast enough that the
management should try and get Crooks or
Stricken from St. Louis.
MCMAHON has finally been assigned to
Kansas City. instead of Dell Darling, and
will start the season there. He is rattl-.
ing good catcher, one Of the best in the
league. But as yet he hasn't appeared on
the scene. i
THE senseless story circulated that
clique would run the National league the
coming season had no foundation in fact
Byrne, Brush. Won der Abe and Phelps
were said to be the Big -Four points Of the
diamond.
OTHERWISE
MORMON ELDERS try to perform miracles,
but fail signally.
A LIZARD is removed from the stomach of
Pennsylvania man, having been there
two years.
AT a meeting of the Allegheny Presby-
terry, at Beaver, Pa, the pastoral relation
chester congregation was dissolved.
A MEETING of the shoe and leather deal
ers was held in New York to take action in
reference to securing a building at the Chi
cago Exposition.
Hon. CHAUNcEY M. DEPEw has been APP
pointed orator on occasion ofthe laying of
the corner stone of Gen. Grants tomb at
New York.
The stockmen have surrendered to the
United States troops sent out from Ft.
Mckinney, Wyo and are now under pro-
lection OF the troops at this place.
The National Association of Black Sheet
Iron and Galvanized Iron manufacturers
| met in Pittsburg and consolidated. 1t is
thought the tin plate manufacturers will
join the combination at the next meet
ing
SENATOR CANroR's congressional reap
portionment bill has passed the New York
assembly without amendment-ayes 66,
| nays So and the bill now goes to the gov
ernor.
The New England Methodist conference
put themselves on record as being emphati-
Gully against the opening of the Worlds
| Fair on Sunday, and also to discourage
the publication Of Sunday newspapers.
The Hamburg Packet Co., has
made arrangements with the postotfice by
which mail for foreign countries will be
received at their docks in New York up to
| the last moment before the steamers depart
| ure
! AT meeting of the Congregational min
| listers Of Boston and vicinity, resolution
was adopted expressing most emphatic con-
domination of the Chinese exclusion act,
and requesting the senators from Massa-
/ chuSettS to use every endeavar tn q ryfi1ll W
prevent its adoption.
| UNDER the authority conferred by the
Worlds Fair act. under which became a
/ law, Gov. Flower has appointed as
i general managers OF the states exhibit at
/ Chicago, Louis M. Rowland, of New
4 York, Walter p. Sessions, of jamestown,
and Charles A. Sweet of Buffalo.
JUSTICE PATTERSON, Of the supreme court
of New York, refused to dismiss the COM
| plaintin Col. e. Jamess suit against j.
Henry Work to recover 500, 600, money
invested and profits in and from contracts
held by the firm Of Grant s. Ward.
/ LIQUOR dealers in Boston say that the
whiskey trust is still doing business III this
state in spite of the recent indictments.
/ The rebate checks are still being sent out,
| they say. and there seems to be no dis
/ position to stop that part OF the operations.
1 Two appeals have been filed in the Uni
| ted States court of appeals al San Francis
co from the decision of Judge Ross III the
Southern district court regarding the
steamer Itata and her cargo Of munitions
| of war, which played so prominent a
part in the controversy between the United
! States and Chill.
| "A KlsGFIsHER, o. T. advice says: From
east, west, north and south, white-topped
wagons are creaking along the dusty roads,
| headed for the promised land -the
country of the Cheyennes and Arapahoes.
There is one almost unbroken encanlpment
along all the borders of the new country,
| and every moment the ranks Of the i'll