The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
News Of the Week.
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news or the Week.
DOWN EAST
Judge Blatchford has en- joined the Credit
Mobilier from parting with any of its proper
ty until ghe claims of the widow of Jas. Fisk.
Jr., to 10000 shares of-tIie stock are adjudi-
Gated upon.
Now York "A meeting was held last week
of large number Of Southern gentlemen, in
Guiding the most prominet business men from
the South, residing here. Ex-Governor Ilub-
beck, of Texas, and Colonel Hart, Of Georgia.
delivered addresses The object Of the meet
ing was to form Southern Association for So
cial benevolent and other purposes. which
should include all gentlemen connected with
trade.
The Senate has confirmed aIe following
nominations Commodore Gustavus II. Scott
to be Rear Admiral David d. Smith, Super-
vising Inspector-GeneraI Of Steamboats,: Sen
ator f. Dyer Appraiser Of Merchandise, Mem
phis. Tennessee.
1t has leaked ont the English holders of
Erie paid pool Of a8oo,000 for Dustin jay
Gould.
OUT WEST.
Cincinnati In the U. S. Court last week
suit was brought against the United States
Government by the Newport and Cincinnati
Railroad Bridge Company for S557, 600, alleged
damages incurred in the consequence Of alter
ations required in the construction of the
bridge, as to to height and the width Of the
channel span The assent Of the United
States to the building of this bridge was given
March 3, 1869. The Congressional legislation
requiring the change, on which the claim
based, WAS section fifth Of the bill for the aD
preparation for the post Office department for
the year ending june 30, 1872, and approved
March 1871. The Same act provides that par
ties injured thereby may seek redress in the
u. $. Courts. The case is said TO be the first
Of its kind brought against the Government.
San Francisco--A dispatch from Yerka
says The news from the 1Iodoc countr- has
created great deal Of aurprise as well as ex-
citement here. II is generally believed that
Steele and his party only escaped from the
treachery Of the Modocs through the fri. nd
ship Of Scarfaced Charley. it viii doub. oss
have to be fought ont now in the Lava B :.
"A Fort Benton, Montana, dispatch sss a
war party of Piegan Indians killed Hiram
Cook and Chas. Randolph few days since
above Eagle Creek on the Missouri river. The
bodies were horribly mutilated
"A man giving the name OF j. H Walters
was arrested at Crestliue, o., charged with
robbng and burning the Bee Line depot at
Anderson Indiana. On searching his trunk
1880 worth Of Bee Line tickets were found
Walters is now in jail awaiting trial.
One of the keepers of the Soldiers Asy
lum at Dayton, o., has been convicted of man
slaughter, disabled soldier having died from
his maltreatment
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
A dispatch from Berlin says the Govern
ment of France has officially given Germany
such financial guarantees of the payment of
the war indemnity that negotiations for the
German evacuation had already commenced.
Three hundred liberal Catholics have
united in an address to Pierre Hyacinthe, urg-
ing linn to resume the pulpit at Geneva. The
Father has made a favorable reply, saying
that he wiz preach to those who are resolved
net to surrender to uInamontism or unbelief
"A dispatch from Berlin states the ability
Of France to give financial guarantees sufl-
cient to secure the early evacuation of the
French territory is doubted there.
-Advices from Gibralter state that 200 Car
Diners attached to the Spanish garrison of
San Rogue, unsuccessfuIIy attempted to
create rising in favor of Don Carlos. The
offenders were imprisoned.
-Vbiers has. ,,,o.,,I,od t,o b.ui,,or,,,+
rights of tbe ,,,r,ist. T., s,oir ,r,o irI,,,ro,
sion grows in London that Don Carlos viii
succeed. It is rumored that the Carlist lead
ors intend to raise a loan.
An unauthenticated rulnor is ailoat that
the Marquis of Iorne and the Princess Louise
have separated because of incompahbilitv Of
temper: that the Princess is i'm RELIGIOUS re-
treat near Windsor and the MARQUIS has gone
abroad.
-Olazqua, Spanish Minister to France. has
notified Castelar, that the representatives in
Paris, Of the different powers of Europe have
decided to send a collective note to the Gov
ernment Of Spain declaring their belief that
their respective Governments viii cease to
hold diplomatic relations with it in the event
of the proclamation OF n Federal Republic.
The naturaliza ion treaty between Ger
many and tho United States win probably be
amended go as TO provide that Germans who
have returned from America and remained
two years at home shall considered to have re-
uouaccd their RIGHT as na.uyulized American
citizrre
London -l-.. .,,,5.sI,sNys arrested q ,yo-
man giving H. aqn, or Ellen Bnrnpa,n
known TO b, ..,1,,Ifca and ,,,.,,o,,. ,f
Warren. the ref.,,...,l i,, the ls,,-,, f,-r,,;os
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