New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-04
NEWS CONVERSATIONS

VIEWS OONOENoAUsONSs
The funeral 81 President csrnot On.
Sunday was made the occasion ofsones
Of the most remarkahl e civic and. mill.
tarys displays il the histo of Il France
The: America sAss6 ciation 81 ieneral.
Baggage Agents will hold its annual
convention in Montreal, beginning
July 10. $i. 81 e p ! <.s,2
George Gould has been elected presi-
dent and G. Ct. Warner vice president
Of the j Kansas City, Wyandotte and
Northwestern -. sz.@.1 =. .. - $3.50
Frank Lawler has decided not to con-
test the Democratic primaries in the.
Fourth Illinois congressional district.
He Will be an independent candidate.
In speech at Versailles, KY, Colonel
Breckenridge accused Chicago news
papers Of bounding him because he
voted against the worlds fair appropri-
alton. = a3tH1 $751; ~ $500
A dastardly attempt was made to
wreck Chicago and Northwestern train
No. at the Medicine creek bridge, two
miles west of Blunt, s. D. An iron bar
two feet long and four inches wide was
found wedged in on the rail.
Wellesley Colleges new president,
Mrs. Julia J. Irvine, is sister of '.Buf-
falo Bill" Cody.
The pensions of the Spanish royal
family having been reduced, the In
fanta Eulalia has been living most
economically at Versailles.
At a meeting of the Midlothian Lib
eral association it was definitely an
uounced that MIR. Gladstone would not
again stand for election to the house of
commons.
Miss NELLIE S. Titus, the first woman
to apply for admission to the bar in
New York during the last 20 years,
passed a successful examination before
the supreme court in that city.
Quartermaster Edward A. Simonds
has just completed his 5Oth year as
member of the Salem cadets, a contin-
uance OF service unparalleled in the an
nails of the militia of Massachusetts,.
Berry Wall now has charge of an mp
town brokers' office in New York and
solicits trade among his acquaintances.
The ''ex-king Of the dudes'' has devel-
oped into a business man of consider
able ability.
. "A aoopAIdi Cal, IeCeuGly dUOpCeu ny
the Central of New Jersey, is the latest
departure in railroading. 1t is supplied
with every known medical and surgical
device for prompt aid in case of wrecks
or other accidents. While on the line
it is given the right of way over every.
thing.
The Glasgow Herald complains that
the owners of the Vigilant do not ap-
pear to be SO anxious as supposed to
race on the Clyde. According to The
Herald the Goulds dislike the course.
Coinage for the year at the Philadel-
phia mint was $7S, 554, 234.O6.
The University of Michigan con-
ferred degrees on $50 at its commence
ment.
Swarms Of what are said to be crick-
cts have invaded Champaign and Ur-
bana, ILL.,, to the distress of house.
keepers.
Chicago University trustees have Sc
cured the $3.50, 900 necessary to obtain
John D. Rockefeller's conditional gift
of $650,O0O.
Accounts with worlds fair conces-
sionaires have been finally adjusted.
Receipts from all sources show q grand
total of $S,sS7, 602.1l.
August 10 has been DESIGNATED as
Battle Flag day by Governor Jackson,
OF Iowa, who recommends it's observ-
ance as public holiday.
The band of Lower Brule Indians
which left the reservation near Chamb-
erlain, S. D., for the Rosebud agency a
few days ago, has been brought back to
the reservation.
General Carlos Ezeta. the fugitive
ex-president Of Salvador, has arrived at
New York on the steamer Newport
from Colon. He was accompanied bv
his wife and four children.
The Hamburg line steamer
Venetia, Captain Won Bassewitz, which
sailed from Christiana June 30 for New
York, is ashore at Stroma island, off
the northerly coast of Scotland. She is
, likely to float at the next high tide.
Reuben Smalley of Greens burg, Ind.
has been granted a medal of honor by the
war department for conspicuous bravery
at Vicksburg, May 90, 1868. He was one
OF $50 men who volunteered to assault
the rebel fort. He was one of 20 who
escaped alive.
The monument to commemorate the
Spirit Lake Nowa) Indian massacre of
1857 IS to be SO feet high. The sides
! will contain the names of the massa-
cred, names of the relief party, a brief
historical account and record that the
monument was ordered by the Twenty
| fifth Iowa assembly. r.~.