The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-10-25
News of the Week.
At Home.

The sailors at Milwaukee have struck
for S4 day, and refuse to ship until
their demands are conceded.
Charles H Foster, a curostone broker,
has been arrested in Montreal, charged
with raising large. sums of money in
Boston with forging notes. AppIica-
ton for his rendition to Massachusetts,
officials under the extradition treaty
has been made.
The bark Florida has returned from
the Artic with oil and bone received
ON ships abandoned last year. The
Captain reports that he left the Arctic
ocean September 6, and that the bark
Helen Snow, Captain MacCOmbe was
was abandoned August 10. The Ros-
cOe, Captain Lewis, was crushed by the
ice August 10, and is total loss. The
Sea Breeze, Captain Weeks, was lost
August D, off Point Barraco. No one
rom her yet.
In the case of Stephen McKinna. of
Boston, against the Metropolitan Horse
Railroad Company, the jury rendered
verdict for plaintiff for 1888. McKin-
ia was injured by a car jumping the
track and coming in contact with his
wagon.
The cororner's jury in the case of the
railroad accident at Garrett's siding.
Pa, rendered a verdict that the acci-
dent was the result of criminal de
sign on the part of parties unknown to
thejurY. The rails were forced apart
and blocked up so as to throw the train
from the track.
The Mormon Semi-annual Confer
ence has adjourned to April 6, 1873
The attendance throughout has been
large. The necessity of paying tithing
was the burthen of the discourse of
Brigham Young. He announces that
he will establish city according to the
order of EnOch,, if the Saints will only
obey without question.
A dispatch from San Francisco saws
the Northern Pacific railroad party
have returned in good health to Port
land, after ten day absence. They ex-
plored all the harbOrs, bays and cham
neis, run four hundred miles round
Puget Sound, and examined the valley
OF the Columbia river three hundred
miles, TO the mouth of the Smoke river.
They express the strongest admiration
OF the entire route, which they person
ally surveyed. strong parties have
made favorable proposals for the imme-
diate construction OF the railroad on
the coast; also from the Columbia
eastward.
a Washington dispatch says that 1t
is stated that the report of the Inspec-
tors, in the case Of the disaster of the
steamer Dean Richmond, shows that
the accident to the Westfield was excu-
sable compared with the circumstances
of this case. Although the boiler had
been inspected within the year, yet
the age of the boiler justified more fre-
quent inspection. 1t is understood
that hereafter boilers over five years
old shall be tested several times during
the year thereafter that they are in use.
A horrible, unnatural tragedy occur
ed at Hickman's mills, Missouri. Will
liam and Harrison Young, sons Of Sol
oman Young, n wealthy farmer, quar-
relied about the proposed marriage of
their sister to man named Clemens,
which William favored and Harrison
opposed. Weapons were drawn, but
the parties were separated by friends
when Harrison rode home, got a shot
gun, and returning met his brother rid
ing with Clemens ard another man,
and shot him infjcting fatal wound,
and killed his horse. Clemens turned
and rode off, when Harrison fired again,
severely wounding him in the back.
The assassin then fled, but was arrested
at Independence. Great excitement
prevails over the affair.
Mayo Medill, oi Chicago, has issued
proclamation to the police authori-
ties directing them to enforce the law
forbidding the sale of intoxicating IL
quors on Sunday. There is a brick
layer strike in progress in Chicago.