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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
Bolivar ana the z & K Railrod

NIT ali portions of the county viii
be benesteed By the building of this road
our own town, we admit, will be most
benefited. The farmers will get cheaper
transportation for their cotton and other
produce; they will find ready marx ret
fer things that they now cannot sell at
all, and the growing population Of the
country will increase their means Of la
Dor, but the citiz ms of the town will
have even more advantages than they
will. Bolivar, when this Road reaches
the mineral regions, as it must in a short
time, il We will do oar dutv, must become
AcHrishinE manufacturing town, a.
well the center Of commerce for this
whole Iegion of country. Jack-on has
grown more than Bolivar only because
It had more railroads. Ii is now nearly
three times as large as b ,iivar, when il
has 10 natural advantages that we do
not pOssess Give us tive Memphis AMI
Knoxville road crossing the Mississippi
Central road at this plac~, and placing
us in direct communication with Mems
phis on the west, and with the great
Limestone, marble and iron regions on
the east and Bolivar, 10 few years, will
be second only to Memphis. Already
the mere prospect of getting this road
has added more than one hundred thou
sand dollars to the value Of the property
of Bolivar. Give Us this road and the
mauufao uriAg establishments which will
be the necessary result, and Bolivar, in
five years, will have twice the population
she now has ami more than twice the
wealth. Why, then, should not our own
people not aid in having this road speed-
ly constructed? We address this ap>
peal to each and every one ofyou. Come
forward and lend helping hand, and
yOu will make more money for yourselves
than You can in any other manner. If
this road should be delayed, We will have
no persons to blame but ourselves. Some
of our citizens have done ell they could
bat some have done nothing, and some
have gone so far as even to try to injurs
the enterprise by decrying IT'S merits and
Encouraging its friends What can be
their motives it is not for us to say. We
emplore them for the sake Of our town
and county not to throw impedimrnts
il the way Of our growth and proeperi-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
N0n-ReSidenf Notice,

In the Chancery Court Of Harnrmsn
county. Tennessee. No 552, Il. u. \.
} Powell rs Marin Pirtle, Pitser Mile.
Leon Bills, Mrs 81 \ lack
In rLia cause, il appearing from the bill
which Is sworn to. that Mrs. n A Black,
one + tie defendants TO said bill, is =
nonresident e the State Of Tennessee
and Is Yeki3,Ht r Ike city Of Little
RocF. Arkansas, It is therefore ordered
that shs IuEke her ar! esTance at the couF;
house IA the town IF BnIivar, OF or before
the LIST Monday N January, 1874. and
plead, AnsEer o. dr,nur to cmpl4inEat's
lii, OF the zane will be taken Tor con-
F.ssel IS - h"r. All st far hearing eI-
Tarte. ard hat copy nf this order be
published IN ihs Bolivar BuIlstin, q news
paper published in The town Of BOLIVIA
for four EUccessIvs week.
Vi II. PRIZE. Q. AN
Fer James FsHtrsss. j. y &. j II
Nov, q, 1873 pfSG .
J-s'e y GrmFut. Sclic'r tor piaintif.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
NONRESIDENT NetiCC.

II. H45 ID corrtg J Court Of IIaris-
dsmzu county, TeunesF
&. II LawIeta i - re Thomas L.
duncan
Ia this CAUSE. it appearing ~ AFFIDAVIT,
a. ~ thc defendant, Thomas |. Duncan,
IL Justly ini>htsj 3 ths plaintiff, All IL
\ non-resident of tho State Of Tonne see
90 chat Ihe ordinary procHSS Of laT can
not Js served on him, and an original At
tachmcnI having been seryei ont, re-
turned to Ehe Circuit Court uf Hardeman
couaty, and the same having been levied
on Defendant property. Ii Is ordered
by the Clerk that publication he made
for fur successive weeks IN the Bolivar
bulletin, u newspaper published in Boli>
var, Tennessee. commanding the said
Thomas l.. Duncan to sppesr before said
Court At s.Ie court house IN Bolivar on
the ; Monday in March usKt, 1874, 70
make defense 70 seid suit against him or
tie sane will be preceded with expgrs
tee. J. u. re IA RD~'DN.
Nov. u. 1873 Clerk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

TIE latest figures from Minnesota leave
no doubt that Dixie the Farmers caHdi-
date for, treasurer, lie elected, and it is
probable that Col Stsvsnp, on the same
ticket for Secretary of state, has ma
iority. Ten Grant and ten auti.Grant
senators have been elected, leaving the
'iTantiseS majnriIy of eleven in the Sen
se, sixteen holding over Sixty one
GRANTEES and forty Eve anti-Grant rep>
rssentativos have been chosen, giving
the GRANTEES maj rity of sixteen in the
House, and of twenty eight on joint bal
lot The Wisconsin Senate stands sew
enteen Farmers to sixteen regular Re-
publicans, and the Assembly, as rough
estimate about riHty Farmers 20 forty
regulars.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
stray Mule.

Taken ~ by r II Ualssead, in the
neighborh0od Of CenterviIle, Hsrdsman
county, Tenn, District No. 4, one brown
mare mule, medium zize. mouse cOl0red
nose; had splis in her left front hoUf
age seven or eight year, oil. Noa the
property Of VIM Fry. Of CeEtsrFille,
said county and state.
Nov II, lS73-3R.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

A selfrc5nc9ited gaSsbaE over at Milf.
Hin is trying to get up sic&ly fun at our
xpense, and uses the columns Of the
Yhig and Tribune % a mouth piece. If
bat paper can stand his dlsy doses fresh
from the cess pool wa certainly can At
his long range. Tho individual says
shat We have been bitten By the anti~
Jackson hydropbo''is, and dubs us his
,l"gtail friend. We had rather be the
remosest extremity of the veriest cur that
ever sucked an egg than the Elimy sland,
"rsr who croaks above Zone Who
Know"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

In another column will be found let.
'er from Mi W. J. Sykes, who has just
" enough felt himself called on TO refute
a batch Of false charges and insinuatinns
made by writer's in the jackson Whig
and Tribune. The Major disPoses Of his
;ume in a heightened, geuslemanly man
nor, and shows how easy it is for man
% yindicnte himself when false charges
are ipdUlGed in even by elegant Knights
Of the quill Trus it is that truth is
mighty end will prevail"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
To the Delinquent Stock holders of
the d & z. r. 2. Co..

We ask especial attention to the Re
port of the President Of the Memphis &
Knoxville Railroad Company, made to
the Stockholders at their annual meeting
On she Ith instant If the delinquent
stockholders would pay up their sub
scTIDtions there would be no difficulty iu
Puttins the road through without delay.
thereby giving as all its benefits Is
they cannot pay all their subscriptions
at oRcs, let them pay what tbey can, and
this will expedite the work greatly.
Is it right, is it fair for the few vho
have paid promptly as tLsy we're called
on, to bear all the burdens while others,
who promised to pay, and who were IN
der as many Obligations. moral and Ie.
gal, refuse TO pay anything ? These
men no refuse to psy are losing far
more than they gain by thsir refusal.
The building of this road would givs
them advantages and increase their buki,
ness far more than the smoLnt they
would have TO ray. They are under
legal obligations to gay, aud can be made
to do so by resort 70 legal measures
but We know that she President and
Board Of Directors do not wish to take
any such steps, and that they do not in
tend 70 do 50 unless absolu tsly forced by
obstinate refusal They rely uEon the
high sense Of duty and OF interest which
they belive :hsir stockho!de have to
save them from this dire necessity
There ara many who, as get, have sub
Ecribed nothing 70 forward this Important
enterprise, although they are to receive
as many incidental benefits as any others,
if not more We ask, in no sPirit Of un
kindness or Of complaint, do you gentle
men think you arc doing right? MHy
you rot defeat the enterprise entirely
and deprive yourselves Of the benefits
which you are now antici pasinE? If
this enterprise should fail, which We
cannot believe, the fault will not be with
General Nicely nor with the stockholders
who have subscribed and raIi their sub
ser;ptions, bat wish those who fail 20 pay
their subscription and with those who
have refused to subscribe.
The loss will be great to all, and to
muny who are not only not aiding the en-
scrrrise, but, in fact, are doing all thoy
can against it by di'eoura2ing others, it
will be greatest, as they have most pop
erty to be increased in valuo. We sp-
| peal to all citizens Of Uardeman County
and especially to ali citizens Of Bolivar
&C do all they can BY word and deed to
press forward this important road, which
! will add so much business t. our IOWA
! and 50 mucn wealth TO our county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
E$AiTay

Taken up by IS 3 Rainev, a dark
brown horse, about fifteen hands high,
A,,out four years old Appraised at nine
ty dollars The said ". g. RAiney re-
sides in - civi. d strict, Larisuan
county, Tennessee, near FOCUS station
This, 4th day II November, 1873
WM NUCKOLI4S
RANGE. IL C.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

ChiEese labor in Louisiana has not
proved succsssEu' Most Of tho coolies
suon become worthless ard dangerous
10 sew =al instances they have attempted
20 murder UverseerE, and planter in
Terrsbonne parish had to Xiii one China
man and wound another in self-defence.
The only planter who gotaloDg with them
was the one who treated them roughly
and made them afraid q him. Most Of
tie Chinese have 1rifted out Of she state
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

Mr.. G. K. Welch, Of Eagle Mills
brought us what is called dish-rag
plant Il is the first ne have seen, though
We have heard Of it often We shall
make a trial Of said plant, and if We find
it to be all right. we will Ies it be kRown.
Laurence Journal
Nc knew Of dish, rag plant once
Big Mary" who kept 3 boarding house
in tina: portion Of Memphis called " Pinch,
IN Main street, fell ouS with Mickey
G'CaaueiI, one Of her boariers, ana while
,ss.hiu- the table ware one morning
hrew she cloth she was using into his
face, rsmarkiog: Take that, yer dirty
haste, and serself too out oTe me house
before give yer welt wild the doore-
bare =
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

10 tho year l7S4, fourteen Laies Ct
American cotton were shipped to Liver
pool. Of which eight bales were seized as
improperly entered, on the grounl that
90 much cotton could not have been pro
duced 10 the United States, yet this WIS
more than one hundred and fifty years
after the fret mporsation Of cotton grown
in the same C untry. This year the crop
vii be in the noighborhood Of four mill
iors Of bales.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

Everybody knows how we'll Methodist
preachers love chickens, but it Inns been
told and re told 81 often that it has be
come stale. The following, however, told
US by member Of that much abused
fraternity Of chicken eaters, Is about the
beet one we have over heard Two pres
cocious little boys were attending : Meth
odist Gamp>meetiRg ard had just spent
the night in 4 pile OF straw under a big
blanket They waked up in high gIee,
aud one of them, wishing 10 give utter~
! ance 10 The joyous enthusiasm of his
; Young spirit, remarked to his cOmpanS
ION: Bill, believe I'll crow" To
which Bill responded: you do, YOU
/ fool you, and they'll have you picked and
il the pctin f1eeR Minutes"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

Mrs Fannie } Smith taxes this meth
cd of Informing her friends an Gus
toners that she has taken rooms over
the store Of Messrs- Newborn ( StatIvr
where she viii continue Dress-making.
Also can furnish all kinds Of patterns.
ntl. IA-lm
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
NEWsnAPEa nEc1srnNs

AHy PsrsoA Nho tAEsS = fSTe+ fsEalAriy frsr she
rAgt O1assWhathsr directed ale aurther or
Shs he has Esbs5rsI Gr kstiE responsible oE the
pEy
II psFsea ar6srt MA paper discontinued must
9yali sv-caruEss +hS Publisher may continue
Uat psyHs1t is made. and collect the whole
ghsthsr Il fE,t sSNh from the Ofhas not.
,. The egss have decided thPt refusal 70 tAbs
pGgessA3t periodicals. frsn she Post Oes removing
lad sAVAF them unesisd fSE s prA faeis evidence Sf
1853 stioESi fraud.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

LANDLORD AND TENAST The IRA
d4che inform us that Several landlords
Il Memphis have already made reduce
ton in rents, and says that none who
desire aud are deTermed to have good
prompt paying tenants, can bops to re-
tain them any other way. Prude
tenants will not make obligations they
ars unable Ia meet.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

Mississippi taxpayers propose to have
: Ring Of their own called " Taxpayers,
League" to secure equal sod fair assess
nents, watch the action OF public on.
Gals, serutin!ze their bonds, and to prose-
cute ali public officers when they have
subjected themselves to Indictment
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
bookkeeping & Commercial Law
10 Young Men Seeking Employmsat.


tie hs1Ed Civ sEo q Us asaaI facilities f5r EsIG
sr1PIcymsuE Tbs 80 zIaa bssB ore 81 10 PROM
seat fsEturs over one ~ s-vsn hlzdrsa stH1
eats EHs lave entered n RE I-Ht yrars. no
GliaF ls-gatys P-sitiaHs ulaiHy Pr'-frra ~ or IN
G1-HFs. " sarpa ss1 ar TORN SO
VuarsEtse sst1Htisus - t,ss sarTlstnE - c5aTses
aatlafzlE .rEy. ar refund .s-haIf ratlre ices.
Bosrd /. had - faaEiy Of ore o. 70" ''0i7'
ssrszl red ascd
S $500 i'r s'Feaiaf' l" TIIoS 4. RICE. Pres.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

Ia Dover, y. H., recently, . sl00 bill
ctuaily paid debts amounting to 81 600,
and within eight hours returned 20 the
man who frst paid it out IN the morning
/, happened that A owed b 800 lie
:,a;d it. b oEed G 100, ard 50 he paid
NJ bill over TO him. Thus it went, and
,he ninth gentleman 20 whom it Was
aid happening TO owe a 500 paid it to
sim, 50 that it paid all these debts and
came hack to the original owner.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

The HH;g and Tribune reserved tie
communication Of "a One Who Knows %
FROM MiGlin Until it VS. too late for it to
lie onswered
TIE writer Of thNt communication pre-
E-rs making his assertions IN The dark,
wheFe they cannot be contradicted. Or
course after he declined to meet Major
~ kes at Lexington, y hen invited, it is IN
necessary for that gentleman to n9ti;c
any tbirg tc - say il lutHre.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
Town Property for Sale.

TNHE undersigned has valuable improved
L aud uniuproVed property IN BOLIVAR
for sale on the mos. reasonable trims.
Apply to y. J. POWELL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

The Synod Of Mississippi at their late
meeting, unanimously adopted the plan
proposed for the establishments Of a
Southwestern University, under the
au 'pices of the Pre,byterians Of the
Mississippi Valley, and appointed Rev
DR.. Palmer, Of New Orleans, and Rev.
DR.. StrattOn, Of NascheE, Directors ON the
part Of that Synod. Rev DR. J. T.
Shesrer and Hon. D. n. Kennedy are
the Directors an the part of the Synod Of
Nashville. There seems to be a lively
interest felt on this subject, and entire
harmony prevails, IL is proposed to raise
FIVE hundred thousand dOliars, for the
founding and maintaing FIRST class Uni
yersity. The Synod ofNashville has tens
dered Stewart College asa nucleus for
the Institution, and it is confidently be-
lieved that with proper effort upon she
part of our people it will be accepted
CdrksrilIe Chronicle
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

In Maysviiie, Ky, there is a woman
named Jane Young, who two or three
years since. was as black as the dsugh-
tiers Of Ethiopia ever are. Now there
ism lady in all the State possessed OF
clearer sEin. This change has not
been sudden, nor has ths woman eI>
perienced any sickness. Such instances
have occurred before, bat they are very
rare.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

THs ScAR,oF> AtIEILIS~ BOROUGH Scar
borough, We guess that is the way he
spells his name, but be t5ies to M ~ the
neople believe that he Is "One Who
knows says that there is enough of
him 20 make two Of us. No doubt of it, but
the quality of his make up is so wretah~
sdly bad that we must beg o. him to at
Iempt no'hing OF the kind. The aroma
which arisss from has rotundity is not as
pleasing so rhs olfActory nerves of de-
cent Tsopls as basket Of peaches even
aow, and should be a: any time dismem
Der he unpopular bpay all the caEbnliC
Lcid in America wouli not sbate thl
ru;sarce. Don'sdo it, Mr. Scarborough
ion'i!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

The parties Of northwestern Iowa
rave been swept BIZ fire, and many set,
ilers have lost their grain, hay, and a
part of all their stock The FIRE crisina
ted in Kossu.h county, where farmer
c-ited the siubble TO clear of his ground
rhr aomcs extended TO tho rank growth
ofGry grass beyond, and spread through
Nossutb. Hancock and Wiunebago coun-
Iea
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

Scpphis is gong to have cotton press
hat viii pack one hundred pounds Of
ottun irto bale only twelve inches
--sN WAY
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

THE VAST - TIKI EAsT.--1'he eaa trade
50 long mouopolisei by Nav York mer
chants has rucumbsd at last. A tele-
gram from shat city Of recent date says {;
Failures in shc tea trade are attributed
rather TO competition Which is growing
ap 10 the west, thGn 20 the panie The
Srcat western markets, It Is SAID, are re-.
cci7IuE their tr's mainly by Nhs wHv Cf
san Francisco, and many smaller firms
ere hRys been VUund up owing u this
withdrawal &c trade The decreasing
trade ia msntioned as he cause o. one
tho heaviest importing firms advert.s-
ing Two vessels Of their feet Ter sale.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

Tho School Teachers of Chicago have
seDt 5000 to their professional brothers
d sistsrs st Memphis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

A monument is to be erected il Elm-
wood esmstry to the memory Of the physi
Hians who fell ut their posts while fight
in= the yellow fever in Memphis. Will
iams, Freeman, Crone, Hatch, Kenn0n,
3Iount and Miner, are the honortd
martyrs and the NJ. Ds of that city re
spectful!y ask their professional brethren
rserywhere to contribute 90 the causR
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

The recent movement st Jsckson to
vote 100000 to the Birmingham road
leaves Aiilliu ana Crscifcr out IL the
r,3I
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
DISSOLUTION.

VIHE partnership heTrtoior" existing be
i 80, n. il tlis dlY dissolved By con-
sent. August 7th, 1913.
JAMES FENTRE$S,
.s4-.I FRANCIS FESTRESS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

The Whj7 and Tribune Of Jackson
says the Memphis AMI Rockville and the
Henderson and Paris Roads are visioua~
r. and worthless. Why? Thy DO not
90 n Lrrkxun
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
mississippi Central Z. 3.
3EO Il DUGAY........

TEsLEs yas1 Bolivar folItvs
3SIt TEAIS .SoatE- i2-s = -..---.-N North. - > =
IA FEREs FSEfh-l - y a-th . y 4 =
5EsCIs srain S,,Isl- 9-ST kiSrtE, - >
q 10 IL Pm De -
- 81 all trai= mas svsry ssv 81 EKyrsHstFE
Every y-NOSEAGS EXCEPTED -
tsaasrt:sz - pasEs = sac zsutH~ari hs1Ra 81!
EIE trains GTsHd Junctsa vii trEIHs ths II.
& suL BY tas t-E1E EgiHE usrsk - JAskson
IsaB with S-aiEs she N 4 q. x. K.
re above sshsdals .Akss sEeat Nay 1877.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
Memphis certainly Is a good place for

Memphis certainly Is 4 good place FOR
lawyer The Appeal says
The second Chancsry Court has on
It's hearing docket fifteen hundred sases
The hearing docket oC the first chaneery
court, commenced in 1870, has recorded
eighteen hundred and ffry cases, Of
which number oUe,ha'f remain for trIa!
The fist aad second circuit courts have
each six hundred causes pending on tbc
rial docket
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

4 reward OF three thousand dollars Is
offered by Albert Fink for the arrest and
conviction of the parties who oJBtrurted
the Memphis and Louisville railroad
track, near Brownsville, October llth
and Novem Der l2th,by which the trains
were wrecked
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
Ic,.-rnen FROM FIRST PAGE

.,orara continues to be the leadlng
tonic Mr.. Cunningham has been appoinleh
,a,rnorarv superin tendent OF the American
General Van Bure1 writes % tne -Ner
rrec Press. publishing the charges. and las
asIed for a suspension Or puDl!c JAG 2loehI
until an investigation - mace.
The strike of tine ca9.Ien continues
LoxDos, Apr 30.-Gang Forward won
The 20oO guinea stake at the New Market
rsc.e; Kaiscr fr0k the second prize, ana
Sullivan the third. Ine betting was SIX 20
onc against Forward. Ten horses ran.
Tie House OF Commons rejected the
woInan's disability oill---22 10 l31.
BERLIN, April 5).-Prorinciat CbTresp1,'d-
e,;cc saws tie visi. ot ,he Emperor vi Ger
many to St Petersburg confirms the peace
ooi!cy agreed upon by the Enperors o.
GERMANY. Russia ana Austria II Is es,
,,eciallv significant az this time. Get 'use
the prospects OF quiet ii western HutoPo
7reIe growing gi0om;eT.
Two cases Of cholera were reported 20
dav in Madgebutg.
ROME, April 30.-The Chamber o. Dep1-
tifa to-day. in opposition 10 the representa-
ton. and "Reminiscences OF SIgnor Seila
Minister of Finance voted Sl1o,ooJ Tor the
establishment OF an ar3tHal az laramie
Wen the vote vas declared Si@nor Stlla
aakcd an Adjournment, aud said he wouio
INFORM the House to-:LvrroW what course
be -hOuid take.
BlYoySE, Apri, 30.-Rumor comes tron
thu fro, tier that the cure OF Sani'
Cruz has been SHOT by his own officers.