The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-07
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The war between President Baez
and Gen Cabral in St Domingo
still continues. Grant still cyntin- !
ues contrary to law 70 back Basz /
with 3. S.sbips.
4 rsvolutioa 10 spain seems to
Be insvitabis. The irrepressibIe |
Don Carlos and bis followers are
on the eve OF kindiiag the flames Of
civil war.
The directors OF the LoGisiana
Jocky Club, at New Orleans, last
week, appropriated $4,000 to lie
offered in purses at the spring
meeting.
Col. Luther Libby, the owner Of
the warehouse in Richmond, VA
known during the war as the Lib
by prison" died az his residence in
New Rent county, Va, last weak,
aged 65 years.
There are 278 Masonic lodges in
Alabama, and 10,720 members of
the Masonic order. There we're
$50 limitations for the year ending
August 4, 1871.
An intelligent English Journal
talks mixedly of Horace Grant and
Ulysses S. Greeley.
The Huntsville Independent has
become The property Of Messrs.
Humes Gardiner and Ed. NJ. Ray
land, By whom it vii hereafter be
conducted.
Fullreturns from kentucky show
an increase of $1,000 Republican
votes since last year. and that party
has grown from a minority Of 25,,
600 in 1868 70 3 great party 10000
strong.
The Morgan Post, of Vienna, adj
vocates an alliance between Austria
aud Germany. It says: Germany
needs Austria as a countcrbalance
against France and Russia, chiefly
SO st the present time, when the
French government is about to in
troduce S plan for he increase Of her
army to two millions of men. Ger
many is also interested that the East
should not fall under the control of
Russia"
| Hugh Gibson. wealthy and ar
istocratie young man of Charleston,
West Virginia, committed suicide
a few day ago under most distress
ing circumstances. He had been
rejected by a beautiful young lady
of that place, and for the first time
in his life got drunk. Going home
his mother told him he had better
kill himself than to come in the
in that condition. He then went
out in the yard, and blew out his
brains.
The famine in Persia is dreadful
whole towns are destitute of pro-
visions, and the inhabitants are dy-
in8 bp thousands. The bodies of
the dead frequently devoured by
the ravenous people.
! Theirs the President Of the
French Republic has had his term
Of oficeprolonged by the assembly.
! There are ten persons now con-
fined in the Louisville jail on the
charge of murder, two for highway
/ robbery one for rape, and one for
infantieide, There are two senten4
ced to be hung, Henry Kean= and
/ Malt Shannaper, and three sentenc-
ed to the penitentiary for man
slaughter. .G- r
! A New Jersey editor overloaded
himself with ginger beer lately, and
lost forty-two railroad passes,
one on the Yokohama and Yeddo
road. ssE- e5 q
Arthur Guerin, a prominent
! politicion of Louisiana was killed
by deputy sheriff in New Orleans
a few days ago. Guerin was bold
reckless man, who ever held human
| life lightly. lie figured largely in
the "Know Nothing era of 1854,
and was notorious for his desperate
| ferocitY of character, and his bitter
hatred for the foreign element
] His career vas a most eyentful one
He had been tried three times for
/ murder, had been a principal in
numberless dpels aud ARRAYS and
! was generally looked upon as a man
| 70 be feared. Houetoa who killed
! him had some how incurred his an
imosity anI narrowly escaped be.
ing shot by hin once before.
! Col. Clayton, and Mr. George
/ Swami, two prominent. citizen OF
/ Meridian Miss, were assaulted by
! u. S. soldiers, kaockEed down and
brutally taeated last Thursday
| The soldiers then liasd ct party
| Of citizens on the side walk, but
without iaiuring them. 4 soldier
however who was coming out OF 9
saloon while his competitions were
/ firing WIS killed. There was no
/ provocation whatever for the out
I rage. 80
! An exciting revival has been 60
| iug.on in one Of the negro church {
in HamptOn Va Tie Other Night