The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

Chief Justice Mexican OF Salt Lake CITY.
in accordance with the decision of Judge Haw-
Icy ON tho question Of Jurisdiction, has re-
lensed Mormon convict cf the probate court
but held him in heavy bail to answer before
the district court. The memorial Of the bar
Of Salt Lake City 10 Congress, for legislation.
iias been forwarded to Washington. and was
signed by all the leading lawyers of the city.
It shows that thodederal courts are powerless
in both criminal and civil issues and that the
only remedy for the evils SGT forth is with Con
gress. Judge Hawley, in tho supreme court
IN tho Corinne cattle conspiracy case has dis
charged the defendants from tho authority of
the probate court and the Mormon ATTORNEYS
have abandoned tho case.
"A company has been incorporated at Salt
Lake to build broad-guage railroad to the
Union Pacific at Echo
AT Solomon City, Kansas, since the late
heavy snow, the wolves have dug into the
graves in the cemetery, and Toasted on the
bodies OF the dead.
Tho controversy between Duluth, the
State of Wisconsin and tho Northern Pacific
Raiiroad has been sAtifactorily settled.
San FranciBco-The news from the camp
Uf Captain Jack ii that he is anxious to have
big talk looking TO peace negotiations A
squaw reports that in the recent fight many
Modocs were killed and wounded in the lava
beds After the fight, tho Indians quarrelled
because Captain Jack did not fight. One In
dian shot Jack through the arm The Captain
invited Doris and Fairchild to come to him
for talk. Tho Indians have hundreds of
beef cattle in camp, and along the lake shore.
whore there il abundance of grass to feed
them. Couldn't starve the Modocs out in
months Doris and Fairchild will go to the
place designated by Captain Jack for con-
ference.
FOREIGN LNTELLIGENCE.
1t is reported that American bankers of
London loaned Napoleon $500, 900 to facilitate
Coup " he was meditating, and that since
his death the money has been returned them
An Official Spanish telegram has been re-
ceived which states that the Spanish guerrilas
had two encounters with Ygnacio Agramonte.
The Spanish loss two officers and eight
men, killed, and thirty-seven wounded. Tho
Cuban loss was thirty-seven killed. The
number wounded is not known James Ma
reira, Agramontes' chief of cavalry, was killed.
"A special telegram from Rene says the
Pope told NJ. Corceles the present representa-
tive Of France at tho Vatican, that he would
leave Rome il the establishments of the reli-
Government.
1t is rumored that tho difference between
Great Britain and Russia on tho Khedivan
question are increasing, and that tho Govern
ments of France, Austria, Italy, Turkey, Den
mark and Sweden arc determined to support
the British Government in its position
The Prince Of wales who is President of the
British Commission, will probably assist at the
nt ha Oh
of Persia will also be present, as his visit to
Europe is now placed beyond doubt. Empe-
ror William will visit st. Petersburg at the end
Of May, lac will proceed thence to Vienna ao-
companied by the Czar.
Prince Lunaliol is elected King ef Hawaii
The popular vote was unanimous The cleo
tion was held New Years day, after the en-
dorsoment of the Prince by a majority of the
Legislative Assembly, composed chiefly of ma
tives OF the islands. Tho burial Of the late
king was to take place ON the night of Jan 6.
The now king is thirty-eight years old
The Dominion government has put into
force the act passed by tho last session of
Parliament, in consequence OF the discovery
that the smallpox has boen carried into the
maritime provinces.
The steamship Brittania is ashore on the
island of Arran, Firth OF Clyde and will prob
ably become total wreck
St Petersbug-P opinion is in an ex.
cited state over accounts at Racoans of cruel
ties perpetratod by Khivans on Russians who
have fallen into their hands. The people are
heartily in favor Of an expedition against
Khiya, and demand exemplary punishment of
tho Khan. Military preparations for \ cam
Paign arc being pushed forward with vieor
The total force will number $4,000 men.
Princes and others OF high rank are volupteor.
ing 60 accompany the AMY,
Tho report in Berlin papers that the OK.
Empross CHrlottA was dead is untrue The
eX-Empross is stll living, but her condition i.
such that death is probable at any moment.
mo latect nows from Livingstone saws his
health ia Improved.