The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-05
News Of the Week.
DOWW EAST

The case Of Mcdonald the Bank Of Eng
land forger arrested in New York. win proba-
bly, 60 before the United States Supreme
Court before the British officials get him in |
custody.
james A. Coe, promising young broker
at Boston, il charged with Irregularities"
involving $500, 000 His method was to alter
the figures of stock certificates, raising
certificates fer one, two, and three shares,
to one hundred, two hundred, and three hun
dred, respectively
or the sloops Of war ordered built by the
lgst Congress one win be given to the Norfolk
navy yard and one tothat OF Charleston.
"A proposition has been made to tunnel
the Hudson, TO admit Of the passage Of
railway trains from New Jersey and New
York without change of bulk.
To practice homeopathy is in the estima-
ton Of Boston doctors "oonduct unbecoming
and unworthy Of an honorable physician"
Newark manufacturers complain that
their ORDERS are not half 80 large as usual this
season. They had kept on theif regular com
plement Of operatives, but a reduction in time
will be necessary after the 4th Of July, and
some OF them talk Of discontinueiDg work
until orders for the fall trade begin to az
rive. The hat shoe, carriage aud jewslry
people feel tho depression most
The strike Of Rhode Island factory men
for a reduction from l6 TO 10 hours a day, uas
failed
The Philadelphia Coal and Iron Company
having issued an order compelling the en-
ployees or Golfers TO enter the mines before
seven in the morning, and remain until half
past five in the evening the men held
meeting aud received that as the order was
issued for tho purpose of fSrcing the miners
90 strike. in order 10 relieve the company Of
the odium Of stopping, that they refuse to
strike at tho present time, but give notice
that at The first favorable opportunity they
viii resist the rules Ia body. A resolution was
also passed that the law laid down in the
ventilation act must be strictly adhered to,
and upon any infringement of said law, the
immediate attention OF tho inspector be de-
manied.
The suporintendents OF Insane Asylums |
to the number OF i3 arc in session at Balti-
more.
Attorney General Barlow reports to tho |
New York Legislature chat Eries watering |
stock il Illegal, but there is no way to discover
the fraudulent stock, and the only remedy is
to punish the management.
"A great struggle is said to be prevailing |
in shawollen, Penn, for the possession ever
ten tnOuhNuU acres III lilo NlitlfhclLe coal re- /
gions, valued at s2O, 100000 One party has
burned three houses which the other side
erected and retaliation is now threatened. o. |
II. Wheeler, Of New York, represents one side
aud the Reading Railroad the other
OUT VEST
Lieut. Wheeler's exploration parry leave |
Washington in few days to anatomize the |
backbone Of the Contneut-the Rockies in
Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.
Reports from Fairchild cay that aptain |
Jack is north OF Pitt river, with IS warriors, /
and say they viii die with rifles in their hands. /
General Davis has ordered troops in pursuit. |
General Gillem las been ordered TO proceed !
to theheadquarters OF his regiment at BENZ !
cia Wharton has been reinstated. 1t is |
thought half a dozen Modocs were near camp
waiting to surrender. The sayages are still
free, but reported as broken in small bands
Future movement of Tho troops Will be made
accordingly.
Specials to st. Louis from Kansas and
Iowa represent that immense damage has
been done 10 the crops by the excessive rains
of the past week. The streams have over
flowed their banks, sweeping away bridges.
"A valuable silver mine is reported within
100 miles Of Milwaukee. in tho western part
VI W NhHulikbbA county Nlntuuhllis covering u
large area.
"A special from Jefferson, Texas, states
that the iessess OF the State penitontiary have
put large force OF conviols to laying track
ON tho Texas and Pacific railway between that
place and Marshall and trains will be running
by the first Of July.
The Michigan State Relief Committee has
closed accounts and handed a small balance
to the the Governot 10 be disposed of as he
thinks proper. Tho whole amount raised for
tho relief of sufferers by the Michigan fires Of
1871 was e2G5,299
A dispatch from Gen. Custar, dated Fort
Randall Dakotah, contains the following
statement: Falls, the guide, sent me from
Randall, reports positively that two hundred
warriors and Young men belonging to the
Yankion Agency left thor reservation a few
days ago to join the hostile bands Of the Up
per Missouri, aud tho Indians viii muster FIVE
thousand men this summer.
The st Louis tobacco fair opens June 3,
with prizes of $4,000
a special from Fort Sill Indian Territory,
-ays that great excitement prevails among the
Wichita Indians ON account of the murder OF
their principal chief Isadawah, by the Osages
recently. The chief was out hunting alone
and tho next morning his headless body was
found with a bullet hole in the back One
hundred yards away, the head was found
stripped OF tho scalp. Isadawah was g,eat
friend OF the whites. Seventeen years ago
one Of has warriors killed a sentry at Fort Ar
buco and the chief promptly brought the head
of the assassin TO the Fort It is believed
that the whiehitas and their allies will imme-
diately take the war path against the Osages
i'm spite of al Efforts TO restrain them.
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shooters is 60 be raised to fight the Modocs.
Gen. Sohofeld announces his readiness to ac-
ccpt their services.
One thousand st. Louis ladies petition
the City Council FOR the repeal OF the social
evil ordinance.
Correspondents from all parts Of South
ern Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa, pre-
dict a large and excellent wheat crop, but
short crops OF oats and corn.
Commissioner Meachem, wounded in the
Candy massacre, is rapidly recovering
"A special dispatch from Austin, Toxas,
says that grssehoppcrs in nnumerablo num-
hors have made thoir appearance in that state,
and aro laying waste all vegetation In somo
localities they have entirely destroyed the
corn, consuming it down to a level with the
ground 'rhoy seom 90 be moving sorthward,
and it lis feared that Missouri, Illinois. Kansas
and Nebraska win be visited.
FOREIGN KNT'ELLTGENCE
I'm the latest Intelligence from Peru is a
brief statement to tho ofree, that Of s0,s5S
Coolies shipped from Macao to Peru during
the past IL years 1927 persisted from ship
wreck, and i've per cent Of the whole from
suicide or siclgness
The Emperor Of Morocco has escaped a
Frohch INVASION by paying damages done by
hls reune suhjects in Algeria and the expense
OF Frances preparation for war.
The shah OF Persia has reached Moscow.
minus his thIee wives, whom he oonsiderately
loft at home 70 mind the children.
-ihe latest from sumatra reports an army
of 10 600 Atohinosc advancing ON tho Trtri,
capital
London papers state that Tho clergy and