The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-01
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Mayor Hall is now on trial in Ne

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Mayor Hall is now on trial in New
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Abraham I8eal, for 5ightesa years sast
agenfef the New Yozk Prison .Assoeiae
ton, disd in that city g sunday las
The cost of 'printius.the CoAgressl8.lal
Globe since 1862, has been s744,OOO.
The cost during the last fiscal year Was
s2g8, OOd.
Fostyyears ago Ohio was an entife
wilderness. aud now there is pending ia
the Legislature of that State a bill for the
cultivation Of forest trees. - --5~
1.-The Democratic State Central Commit /
tee of Indiana has called the Bemocratic
State Convention for that State on june
u, Atdnaianapolis. q q 81 . afs--
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edSsth GQnby succeeds the gentleman Of
! '.nyFtEo papers, both daily, as Collector
of philadelphia Eoraey regaius his i'm
dependenee,s apd Grant lo5es "a tip top
IaRCfr1isy. 8 slst Sd nod E@ss ts1a
The trial Of Stokes, the murderer of
Jim; Z isk,. II i, is still dragging sihi the
courts pf. New York The defendant
,seems ts1.be gaiNi6g the 7timel8hieb be
desires. E'e7OL 10 Gao sti-E .E1s.!-lf F.
sSubscFlpiopsip France to the nafion&l
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voluntary fund TO- PAY tho German war
Indemnify continues. The fund now
,aReHnts to tneHty-tbres million francs, of
which .PrnoEnt nbodto S25 900 was sent
from this country. fI-lL bed z ToE /
Ii Senator Garrett Davis is so much bet
ter that his phgsieiaR is eopfdehEt that
heisiH be ablet to- return toihis home IN
Kentucky some tiie1Bext week. Il This
news will prove gratifying his friends
| everywhere -S3-at 4-.l.a-
u A PASSENGER train on the Loui1ville and
Cincinnati. Short Line Railroad broke
through Finck suspension truss bridged
oEsriTen Mile Greek, near Zion aStation,
last Friday, killing two persons instantly
and weundihg Atty two others. -
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II The cepnsel Of the United States be-
fore. She Geneva asbTtFators are preparing
their reply to- tlecass. submitted by Great
Britain. d They think that England win
finally consent to the arbitration, but that
the Gladstone ministry viii be out of
power before she reaches that determine
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Is We regret exceedingly to learn that
thsw Soushern) Methodist slPubisTing
House, sat Nashville, was totally destroyed
by FIRE few days ago. q we understand
that the valuable library of Rev. DR.. T.
Q. summers, Che book, editor, was CON
famed in tie building, and is, doubtless,
entirely destroyed -ab Is 10 a7el5s5G
Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, has i'm
troduced a bill appropriating to each
State. in which Agricultural Colleges
have been, established in oaccOfdance
With the0law. rufrIs62, one million acres
of publie lands for their future .eBdow-
nent and support. No mineral lands
are to be taken uhder-thisa act. l-.''if 81.
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| Is The HRtloual Labor Convention met in
the city of Coldmbus, Ohio, on thet22d
instant, and was largely attended A IIb~
eral platform of principles was adopted,
taxation of bonds demanded, numerous
sweeping reforms urged, etc. Judge
David Davis was nominated for PRESS
dent, and Governor Joel Parker for Vice
President. 80 '-r..-. --.. -.
Tho Kansas IIepubliean State Cohven
ton melton the DIST uItinio and appointed
delegates to the Pbiladelphia Conveen-
ton. The delegation is solid for Use.
less. A strong attempt to ring in u coIored
on the delegation did not prove success.
full, much to the disgust of the black
brethereu. Better play fair, gentlemen,
for if you expect the colored boys to help
pay for Grants music they must be al
lowed to dance in his party.
They had as much thunder as was
agreeable up neariX euia, Ohio, the other,
|. day There was a small villag e of pow
der mills located. on the Little Miami
Railroad, inhabited by five. persons and
some forty or fifty tons Of powder
which blew up all at once, and nothing
definite is known as TO the whereabouts
Of either thefvillage or inhahitantts.s 1t
! was a terrible blast, some of the Heaviest
timbers5 being carried the distances Of a
I nilesiUstzcd bua dBdh d3Iw III
3 Dr.. Cum miRGsthinks it sad thing to
be blessed2byothe Pope. Thisis.the way
1T works, as he sees Ii :.dePbe Blessing
1sbowered on the Emperor Of AustFi. ! had
endedin Sadowa; the Queen of Spain,
who lad receised the Golden Rose, was
soon fugitive NaximiIiah, SO blessed,
was shot Victor Emanuel, who had