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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-02-24
FROM NEIGHBoRING TOWNS.
Items Picked up by Country Correspond
ents for Readers Of the Review.

Items Picked up by Country Correspond
ents for Readers of the Review.
s Sleepy Eye.
i Otto Baarsch of New Ulm spent Sun
| day here.
/ Mrs. w. Golden is visiting her son,
Frank, at Waseca.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Weber on Friday.
William Liebrand of Ruby City,
| Washington, is the guest of his brother,
Henry.
Miss Annie Schorregge and mother
will visit for few weeks with the post
master
The Teachers Association will meet
on the 9th in the Lutheran school
building.
| Or. Marcellus was made happy by
the arrival of a daughter in his family
on Saturday.
Editor Hodges and wife have gone
South for visit, They will 90 as far
as st. Louis.
| While at Washington Geo. w. Somer-
vile was admitted to pratice before the
Supreme court.
| T. F. Talbot, who has been laid up
with rheumatism for the past two weeks.
is conYalescant.
Adolph Trebesch of Sleepy Eye and
Anna Unfrenan of New Ulm were mar
ried on Thursday.
The Chicago Ladies Quartette, fine
musical organization, appear in Sleepy
Eye on March 18th.
| G. b. Harmon of the town of Home
died last Saturday of consumption. He
was twenty years Of age,
Mrs. J. G. zieske was at New Ulm
several days of last week, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Klossner.
Rey. Foo Shun, native of China
will lecture at the German Methodist
church on Friday evening.
/ Peter Glacer of Nlcollet county was
fined S. and costs by Judge Gallagher
last tuesday for drunkenness.
| Jacob Jacobson's son, who has been
| IN ho 1ory of fha
kansas, returned to Sleepy Eye on. Tues
day OF last week.
I Attorney SomeryiIle has secured q
verdict of $500 in the United States
Circuit Court for Hans Anderson in his
salt against the c. NJ, & St, P. Railway
Co.
j. Kiossner Jr of New Ulm spen
Saturday afterr Don in this city. From
here he went 10 Spring field to assist in
the chartering of q new Lodge of Ma
sons.
Martin johnson of Albn was taken
to the asylum at St. Peter by Marsha
Green the early part of the week
johnson was discharged patient who
was first committed about 81 month
ago.
Chairman Hodges of the Brown coun
ty committee for the Peoples Party ha:
appointed Chas. Cutting, Clement Hal
:, vorscn, Samuel Bellig and Armin Stein
hauser rs the remaining members of the
committee.
Springfield.
Wolfgang Schmid is reported yer,
sick
Axel Hellikson is clerking for P. H
Jensen.
w. Vahle did business at New Uln
Saturday.
Mrs. John Schmelz, who was very sicl
last week, is improving.
Howard Moe of Lamberton sundaye6
with Springfield friends. s
G. Ochs and family visited with
friends at New Ulm the past week.
Henry Hammer of Mountain Lake
was visitor in town on Thursday.
| Jos. Epple has bought lot and viii
build this spring. What's up Joe?
| The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Enter.
tainments at Roberts Hall are drawing
full houses every evening.
In response to a telegram from his
grand parents, Fred Zschunke will leave
March LIST for Saxony, Germany.
i Schleuder has the finest line of Musi
cal Instruments in town; also the best
Russian and italian Violin strings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
State Educational Association.

RKDyoRp CRY, Va. July 2O.-Speclai.I
The Virginia Educational Association and
Sunerintendents' Conference met this even
inc in the hall of Randolph Macon Academy.
SUPERINTENDENT n d. Hawkins called tho
meeting TO order and Rev. n. ID. Raglsnd,
of Goochlsnd county, delivered prayer.
Professor Byrd introduced Colonel John
Goode. who had been selected by the citi-
zeus of Bedford 10 make the address OF well
come.
The address of welcome was responded
IN on behalf of city and county superin-
tendents by Rev. John E. Massey. superin-
tendent Of public instruction. Professor
Thorn and Miss Harrison, instructors In the
Summer Normal. Just closing, made short
and impressive addresses. DR.. John l.. Bu-
chanan. formerly superintendent OF public
instruction, was called for and responded in
very happy speech. Major Saunders,
superintendent OF Campbell. delivered a
short address. after which the Association
adjourned until tomorrow morning at .
o'clock.
| sought an inverview with Professor
Thorn and Miss Harrison with reference to
the Bedford Summer School OF Methods. II
seems that this school has been more prac-
teal than ia usual in the summer normals.
Professor Thorn and Miss Harrison speak IN
the highest terms of the teachers in attend
ance They have been punctuai and studi-
GUS and the opinion is that they Will go
back 10 their school work better prepared
to manage and train their pupils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
Killed on the Track.

ST,UsTos. Va, July 21.-lSpecial. John
H. Hounihan. who was killed at Clifton
Forge last night. was buried here this after
noon. He was son of Mr.. Timothy Houni-
han. an old and highly-respected citizen Of
Stanton. and has a number of brothers
aud sisters who reside here. When killed
Hounihan was walking from the upper TO
the lower depo. at Clifton Forge. and, for
getting that the track had been doubled.
stepped off what he thought to be the main
track % the next track and was hit by the
engine and knocked of a bridge twenty
i've feet high. lie had a leg and arm
broken. his head was crushed and he was
badly hurt internally. railroad ticket for
stanton was found in his pocket. making
It certain that he expected TO come here on
the train which caused his death.
Clifton Forge ball nine and the nina of
the Staunton Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation played match game this afternoon
of Six innings only. the score standing II to
Is IN favor Of the Cliftons. The Staunton
nine was crippled by the absence of two of
its best men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22

, r,c.vsar.old white girl In, Essex
county few days since ana mnuv n 10 tbs
cape. He is supposed DO 'o"n'"A'e
''f,ns'yn =. = rruett and family have
core n Ivnchburg their future home. PHI ,i,,
T,nstt takes charge Of the College hii
ch1rcn % the boilers for the Raleigh has
80 s.taIv landed Her machinery Is being
r"vnovsd from the vessel as fast as possible.
4 Iares force of hands will commence
uniting IL in the new cruiser IN Few days
The ,hip-carponters OF Norfolk. Ports
month and Berkley have organized union.
n has been decided 10 ask for eight houis
work per day from September lst UNIV
Warcb 21st. and nine hours from Marcn
on. 20 Ssntsuber 2ist The union adopted
80 TX "a the wages for q days work.
H. & NJ. Saunders, of Elizabeth cry.
" q was taken with fit and fell from the
.hird story window of bis machine fnop
xs.terday' His head and side WAS crushed
and death was almost instantaneous. de
was about thirty-fve years OF age.
THE Republicans of Berkley have Drawn
the color line By the organization OF club
10 be known as the White Republican
League. No. !. The club starts on Win
membership of thirty T. NJ. Jones
was elected president. w. NJ. Illley secre-
tary. A committee composed OF the pressii-
dent. secretary and hloah II. Marun' oanui-
date for Congress, were apPoln'eu ~ P''-
pare constitution and bylaws.
To-day Mr.. o. w. Gaskins, well-known
vouno engineer on the Seaboard ana koa 4
noke railroad. was badly hurt near SuhoiA
bv the connecting bar OF the engine preah-
INC and striking him. The injured man was
taken 10 Suffolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
HEALTH OF MR.. GLADSTONE.
1t IL Causing Serious Uneasiness to His
Personal and Party Friends.


LONDON, July 21.-[Special. l-Gladstone's
health is causing some uDeasiness to his
friends. His exertion IN the Midlothian
campaign told severely on him, and the re-
suit Of the election, leaving him with 50
small majority, opens vista or trouble
which has worried him intensely. he has
nothing organically wrong. but has begun
to show the effects of extreme age IN fee-
bleness entirely new to him. When staying
With Lord Rosebery, during the election,
he repeatedly fell sound asleep during
dinner on two occasions after the
first course, and was removed 10 his bed
room in his chair asleep and put to bed:
This tendency 10 drowsness has been noticed
lately in the House of Commons but it has
increased rapidly under the nervous tension
he has undergone. and is also aggravated by
the nervousness natural TO man OF adj
yanced age. II was TO brace his nerves
that he was hurried of TO the
Highlands after elections. but, be-
tween bad weather and the lack OF his old
recuperative power. the benefit derived
from the change has been SO light that his
STAY there has been prolonged nearly
week This would not have been done II II
had been ayoidable. for Gladstone should
properly have been in London the past
week and in constant conference with MS
colleagues and leading followers. His ao-
sence is giving scope for intrigues 10 the
party which are cei tain to be fresh source
of difficulty later on. The fear OF Glad
stones family is that the labor and annoy
anee nseparable from carrying on the Gov
eminent with a small and mixed majority
must tell with effect upon him before many
months The Tories know this. and their
plan is TO worry him. have late sittIngs and
oppose legislation in every possible way.
The strain of the next few months will be
enough to appall the strongest man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
MICHIGAN Republicans Meet.

SAaNAw. MIcH.. July 21.-The Republi-
can State Convention was called 10 order at
$3.50 o'clock this morning.
On recommendation of the committee on
resolutions. an expression OF sympathy to
James O.. Blaine III his recent bereavement
was extended by rising vote in silence.
The platform indorses the nominee OF the
National Republican Convention at Min
neapolis and the platform of princi-
and acceptance of railroad passes by legis-
lators and other public officials. condemns
the State Democratic administration. the
miners law and the gerrymander Of con-
gressional. senatorial and representative
districts The platform was adopted with
out dissent. At 1880 the nominating
speeches were begun. Judge Moore. Of
Lapeer. named John Z. Rich, and he wa
nominated tor Governor on the first ballots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
A FORGER CONVICTED.
PAYS DEARLY FOR 4 FEW DOLLARS
A ou,.t Tone Rcigns In tho FstersourR
Tobacco Markell h'chmono io'
Company Qualities "a Administrator

px-.,sarKe. VA, July 21.-tSpecial.I--
rha Julv term OF the hastings court OF
petersburg. Judge d. 81. Bernard presiding
onened this morning. The principal case
triad on the criminal docket was that OF
charles ". Mason. white man indicted on
,wo separate charges of forgery. Mason
forged the name Of J. e. Mayes, Of Chester
field county. 10 two checks on the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company iof
el2 each. He was convicted on tho hrst in-
dictment. and his punishment fixed OF TWO
wears in the penitentisry. A verdict on NOT
ouiity was rendered in the other case, on
there was no evidence that the accused hnu
st.srnnted 10 pass the check, but IT was slin-
ply found on his person. Mason nails 1toni
Knoxville. Tenn, and the state OF ono,
and is tho Same man who stsempIeu W 0u'
his way out Of Jail few days ago.
The tobacco market is very quiet except
FOR fne wrappers and shipping. wnich are
In active demand. / quote common luRS
from a. 10 TO IS 30: good lugs, ~ 70 so.oV;
.bort l,af. s5 10 $3.50: medium leaf, - 10
a.. rood leaf. 90 to ell. and fine leai IRON
efa to els. These quotations are Tor req
and dark tobacoos. hos;s %
Cotton is quiet. note sales on q OASIS OF
The Virginia Safety and Trust Company.
through its yice-president Mr. QuarIes, OF
Hammond has qualified as ADMINISTRATOR
de bonis non. With will annexed. OF water
&. Booth, deceased. The estate is vaiued
at sl7.00O. Tho company gave security ~
the penalty of $4,000. ,,,,,.
Mrs. Ellen G.. Hinton. wife OF MIR: william
F. Hinton. ST., OF the firm OF Hinton
Dunn. bankers died at her home Ia TINS
CITY this morning after protrsoted Illness.
The deceased leaves one child. Mrs. d. II.
Tucker, Of Richmond, was with her al tho
time of her death. ,o-,
There was aSunday school picnic at Salem
church. in Chesterfield county, Yesterday.
An interesting address was Delivered Oy
Rev. j. A. Barker. pastor OF West-End bap-
list church, in Petersburg. -,
The furniture, furnishings, crockery, Dill
lard tables and other appointments OF the
Southern Hotel were sold at public auction
today and were purchased principally by
G. Il. Hall. of New York. the owner OF the
hotel The hotel will be ran for the pres
ent under the management OF II. Is. Proc
tor. The Hotel Brunswick was formally
opened to-day by b. X. Brown.
Mr.. Giles Wells. q widely known citizen.
died to-day. The deceased Tor the past
eighteen years had been in the employment
of Mr. j. ID. Bowie. Of this place.
Henry West. colored drayman, indicted
for running over Kennon Eckies and Ont
ford Cameron. two lads some days ago with
a dray. was tried in the hustings court this
afternoon and acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
Buying Richmond Tsrnfnai.

NV York. July 21.-Chaunce 4 Gwynno
Brothers, who have been often noticed AS
buyers Of Richmond Terminal. bought
$500 shares to-day. Practically no infor.
nation was given out after tho meet
ing Of the COMMITTEES yesterday. IL was IN
officially stated to-day by members OF the
committee that the Richmond aud Danville
is now practically the only road controlled
by the Terminal Company and the proposed
reorganization of the Terminal will deal
with il simply as the owner Of the Danvllle
road. One Of the parties now working on
the reorganization said that the Georgia
Central is out of the Terminal system for
good and that as the Terminal owns but 80
per cent. of the East Tennessee capital
stock it couldn't be regarded as controlling
the road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
NEWS FROM ABROID'

The Pope has appointed Dir. Eugene Kelly,
of New York. a "Camerier dc Cape ct
dEpee."
Henry Livingston. grandson of Chancel-
lor Livingston. Washingtou's friend. died IN
London Wednesday.
Great anxiety exists regarding the fate of
Mr. and Mrs. Heckscher. Of New York. who
left Paris on July Sth tor st. Geryas. IL Is
feared they have persisted N the cstastro-
phe there.
The trial of the sixteen Anarchists at
Iiege. who are charged with committing
dynamite outrages on May. day and at
other times is still in progress. AZ each
prisoner WAS examined he endeavored to
clear himself and to inculpate the others.
Ii is reported at Simla. India, that the
Hazara tribemen, who are fighting for their
independence against the Ameer OF Afgua-
nistan who seeks TO add their territory 10
his dominions, have ambushed the Ameers
troops and killed many hundreds OF them.
Rev. John Edwards, rector at Essenden,
has fled to avoid arrest for acts OF gross IN
decency. He was graduated from Oxford
University in 1874, and was curate ut ~.
Mary's church. Oxford, until 1868, when ne
was made domestic chaplain 10 LORD sails
bury. lie held this position for seven years.
The Dublin Independent (Parneiiite) of
Wednesday says that the nine elected sup,
porters of Mr. Parnelrs principles will tuihl
their pledges and be simply independents,
owing allegiance TO no English party. Justin
Mccarthy will again be nominated as chair
man of the anti-Paruellites, with council
OF eight members 10 support him.
The Arionites OF New York were rendered
farewell banquet Wednesday night at the
Tonhalle. in the Prater at Vienna. Dir. AN
der Stucken was presented with a golden
conductors baton Deputy Henry Jacques.
DIR. Emil Auspitzer, general director Of the
international Music and Theatre Exhlbi-
ton. and Mr.. Otto Floersheim, Of the New
York Musical Courier. made speeches which
were received with enthusiastic applause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
Peoples Party Nominations.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 2l.-Up to noon
to-day the Peoples Party Convention had
made three additional nominations: For
Secretary Of State Il. A. Montsalyatage. OF
hey West: for Treasurer. A. n Chesf. OF
Brooksville. for Supreme Court Justice. ID.
J.. J.. Mckinnon Of Mariana. All are new
men. The convention then adjourned
until 2 =. u.
The ticket was completed as follows:
For Commissioner Of Agriculture. Rev John
w. Henry. OF De Sofa county for Comptr0l-
Ter, William HicKson. of Marion county.
editor OF the Ocala Demands; Superinten-
dent OF Public instruction. O. NJ. Williams,
Of Orange county. The nominee for Attor.
ney-General was left 10 tie executive COM.
mittee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
A Band of Burglars in Columbia.

COLUMBIA, Va, July Especial. Co
lumbia was visited last night bv a band of
organized robbers. They first made an en-
trance into Mr. Manley's blacksmith shop.
secured what tools were necessary 10 &C
oompllsh their work and then commenced
upon the store-house of Mr. Samuel Nj.
Harvey. They entered through one of the
windows. ransacked his cash-drawer and
appropriated it's contents. Fortunately for
Mr.. Harvey. they only got few dollars,
which had been left in the drawer for
change Their next attempt was upon the
store of Mr.. X. s. Smither. There, too, they
were successful. MIR. Smither's loss was
one fine gold watch, seven or eight gold
rings and other jewelry and several dollars
in money. From here they went 10 the
Office of Mr. Chastain Atkinson. who deals
in tobacco, broke into his safe, but did not
get cent, as there was no money III it.
The safe is complete wreck on the inside.
The robbers did their work SO quietly that
no one was aware of II while II WAS IN pro-
gress. Various theories have been advanced,
but nothing as yet definite has been learned
TO disclose the guilty parties.
The wheat crop In this section, now being
threshed. is the best for many years in
quantity and quality, The crop OF tobacco
promises To be very poor one.
The Democrats in this vicinity who have
been counted with the Alliance or Third
party movement are returning TO the ranks
Of the Democratic party, and will support
the whole ticket almost to man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
Now Masonic Officers Installed.

CHARLoTTKsvILLE. Va. July 21.-lSpecial. !
Past Grand Master c. p Benson, Of the old
Monticello Lodge. No. 70, !. o. O. H., ill.,
stalled the new officers Of Charlottesville
Lodge, No. %, Tuesday night. After the
interesting installation exercises the lodge
marched in body 10 Powden's restaurant,
where refreshments were served.
The baseball nine from Orange Court
house. which had been advertised 10 play q
game with the Charlottesville team on the
University grounds, failed to put in its APP
pearance.
Several accidents have happened in the
past few days at the Albemarle soapstone
Company. Eugene Arnett was struck with
hammer while holding drill, his leg be-
Ing nearly broken; Jake Harris had the end
OF one Of his fingers cut of by a sharp piece
OF stone. Two others had their toes severely
mashed.
Crozet. Mechum's River. Bstesyills Cob
ham. Howardsyille. Greenwood. Ivy. Moor
mans River and Warren postoffices. In this
county. have been mace money order Offices
decree of divorce has been granted by
the corporation court of this city in the
case of G. ID. Sprouss against Mary Ahcs
Sprouse.
Anna Martin has been sentenced 70 the
Penitentiary for two years for housebreak-
Ing by the County Court of Green.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
Revolution In Honduras.

WASHINGTON. d. O.. July 2l.--Official adj
vices were received yesterday from Consul
William c. Burchard. at Truxiollo aud
Rustan, Honduras. confrmatory Of the re-
ports OF a threatened revolution in that
country. The Consul says that the
instruction is rapidly growing. and in
his opinion the situation is becoming
sufficiently alarming to warrant the imme-
diate dispatch Of a cruiser 20 Honduras TO
protect American interests. Secretaries
Foster aud Tracy discussed the matter yes
terday afternoon and both agreed to await
further developments before dispatchIng a
vessel thither.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
The Effort TO Bring tho Underlying Pro-
perties Together.

The New York Sun Of Thursday says Of
the effort to reorganize the Richmond Ter.
minal
There was a meeting of the advisory
board of the security holders OF the Rich.
mond Terminal Company yesterday after.
noon at the office OF Work. Strong & Co.
The meeting was called by G.. +. Stone
chairman Of the subcommittee OF three. At
the close of the meeting this official state.
ment was given out:
The Chairman reported that satisfactory
progress had been made by his COMMITTEES,
aud called upon Mr.. w. p Clyde. who had
heartily co-operated with the committee In
the work. 10 explain in detail what had been
done. The action of the committee. as we'll
az that Of Mr.. Clyde. was Unanimously APP
proved and both the committee and Mr..
Clyde were asked 10 continue upon the
lines they had been operating upon. The
meeting then adjourned subject to call Of
the Chair.
Mr.. Stone said later: The improvement
In The situation recently has been 80 marked
that the plans cf reorganization are prac-
tically held in allegiance.
That is to say. the situation is so much
improved by the work so far done by tho
sub committee and Mr. Clyde that the affairs
OF the company NAV be satisfactorily settled
without q reorganization.
II WAS lehIucu blhb MI kLo
work SO far done has been with reference to
the Richmond and DanyiIle floating debt.
This debt of s5.000.0 600 viii be extended
The persons carrying the debt have agreed
to carry it on the same terms for "A further
period of two years, with the option Of
further extension. The company may, IL
it chooses, pay the debt at any time within
two years
The World makes the following CON-
ment
The real meaning of the confidence Of
the Clyde faction now in possession is that
they have found il possible. with the
abundance of money at call TO extend ths
floating indebtedness OF the Richmond aud
Danyii.e system. amounting 70 about
$4,000, 900. for a term of two years. with the
option Of liquidating at any time. Be-
sides this. with the receiver in charge.
lie can issuse certificates for current ex-
penses. and As there is first claim on re-
ceipts ne can gst low rates for goods and
supplies needed, which the regular officers
OF late have been unable 10 do. The Clyde
party expect with such arrangements 10
pull through, and that too. without any
professional clearinghouse assistance.
They say that so long as the bondholdsrs
are getting interest regularly 1t would be-
come them to keep quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
A Call to the fampfiu Church

PAMrLIN CRY, Va. July 2l.-[Special. i
Rev. j. II. Couch. Of Durham, N. C.. has
been called to the pastorate of the Baptist
church Mt this place and it is understood lie
will accept
The young people of the town had Tues
day very enjoyable picnic at Daniels old
mill seat In Appomattox county. Tbe scene
of their entertainment is quite an attractive
spot, being the seat Of mill burned down
more than an hundred years ago. Portions
OF the old stone dam are still standing.
One OF the most remarkable marriages
ever occurring In this section took plsc, here
Sunday evening. the contracting parties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-22
Irnlesa somathinp OF A nolitinal natnr,

Unless something OF a political nature
prevents, Grover Cleveland. Mrs. Cleve.
leave Boston on August 4th for Mount
Desert Ferry. where they will be taken on
board the steamer Sebenoa and will 90
to Sorrento. Maine. where they will be the
guest of President Frank Jones OF the
P~ston and Maine railroad. They Will
nd in his private car. the Sorrento. and q
sps al palace car attached TO the regu-
la. train, which is the fastest ever run
into and across Maine. The ex-president
has accepted the invitation and already
programme for each day has been map
ped out