The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-22
News Of the Week.
DOWV FAST


has giveaa decisoin deuyins the mohon Of a
new trial IN the case of stokes. The prisoner
roeoiyea the neaa of the refusal for anew trial
with indiNereaos. merely Saying to his father,
who was wish him. They have denied me
new trials my case VIII NOV GO 20 the Court
OF Appeals"
Sherman "a conversation With Senator
Casseriy 1nos only expressed his opionion that
there need. be no apprehension OF general
Indian var but slso said he hsa no fears Of a
general outbreak even on the Paci6c coast.
The Board OF Indian Commissioners. AZ
New York, have unaninously adopted q de-
olarasion that nothing which has occurred
should be allowed 70 change the peace policy
OF the President. The awards OF contracts
for indian supplies have been made on a most
libsEal basis and. il Is claimed vi i'm economy.
OFT WESz
The Chicago and Northwestern and Nil
Waukee and st. Paul railway have decided to
pool their earnings FROM nox until April 1.
1880, in th9 proportion of go per cent. to 40
per cont The arrangement excludes that
portion Of the Northwestern road running to
Marquettc. known a. the Peninsuiar road.
The agreement only lacks the approval OF
Terhaec. Frzen, the ropreaentasive oesae
German and Dutch Interest, now on his way
rom Amsterdam.
--1Irs- Bourann Peter. from Russia. has
gone to southern Kansas and Texas, TO select
locations for colony Of 80 200 Menonilies,
nov in Russia, which country they desire to
leave in consequence OF an edict Of the Gov
ernment that they must pay tribute to the
Greek Church. and bear arms as other citizens
or leave the country.
20. u.
one Of n child eighteen months ola, have been
found Hnder the house OF the Bender family,
thirteen miles west OF here. in Lobette county, I
and near which the body Of Senator York's
brother was found. The Bender family left
the country about two weeks ago, but the ez-
oitsment IS 50 great, and the determination to
bring the guilty parties 10 Justice 30 strong,
that no effort wi1 be spared 60 effect their ar
rest.
"A commission wiz shortly be sent to the
ApaShes, Sioux and others on reseryatisns ins
southwestaru Dalzntah for modification Of the (
treaty in 1888. 20 as TO withdraw from the In
dians the Prvilese of hunting outside their
reservation The commission VIII consist OF
three oE four persons. and the Board OF IN
dian Commissioners win probably name the
chairman.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
r There has been ministerial crisis at
Rome, the Chamber OF Deputies having,
against the rsmonstranee OF the Minister OF
Finance, voted 450, 900 livrea for the establish
ment of an arsenal at Tarento. The King
thersupon consulted Ricasou and 1linghetti,
who both advised the return Of the Ministers
to ofiee, and their designations were not ae-
cepssd
"A bitter war, Increasing in violence, is be- /
ing waged between the Liberal Catholics and
the Uitramontanes or Canada. The former
are under the lead OF the Archbishop OF eue- /
bee, ard the latter Of the Jesuits and the
bishop Of Montreal
--iiamarck has consumated his movement I
against the Roman Catholic clergy Of Prussia, /
the Upper House Of the Diet having passed
the bill for the regulati0n and control Of the
clergy By a large majority.
The greatest strike ever known has re-
Gently terminated in South Wales. sixty thsu-
sand mon, women, boys, and girls were en-
gagged IN it, and as It lasted eleven weeks it ia
estimated that the workins people Iost g.
100000 in wages, while the employers lost,
by the suspension Of thair works, 10000
%.
-Madrid.-Owing to the decrease OF Car
AAasa IA tlAN aEkll hAHll AaiAhAAAAa VIII ECcEtH
the Ministry Of War and remain in Madrid
The inhabitants Of Canary Island have sent
an address, to tho Government renewing their
assurances of loyalty ann denying the exist
snoe of feeling IN favor of separation
The P0ssnaaster-Genera Of New south
Wales has been authorized to proceed to
Washington and make arrangements for
permanent mal service between California
and Australia.
IN GENERAL.
--Ths appointment Tor Minister to Russia
has bCen ten5ezed to Judge Pierrepont. Of
New York, in place Of Orr, deceased. His ao-
eeptanee has net yet been signihed Il is
uncertain whom the SUCCESSOR 70 DsLong az
Minister t. Japan viii be Indicated.
Thirty thousand Highland Pines, or
sotch hrs, have been shipped from Dundee.
Scotland, % this country, 70 be planted in the
arid plains vest Of the Miaaiaaippi.
IL is expected that four cables win be
working across the Atlantic, and ave across
the Gulf Of 81 Lawrence, before the tst OF
september
The hevenuo Bureau expects that the
reveuno win amosnt 20 abous 100000 daily
70 june 90. the end of the cNrront fiscal year.
All but about - 100000 % the s59. 0oo.-
O0o of Natioaai HaaE cifculation provided for
bg The act Of $50 has been taken up and the
greaser portion of the remaining s9.000.000
has been sniacribsd for.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has
received a copy og the protest OF Posquira
GoveruqFof sonora, through Governor SAT-
fof1 of Arizona. against what he .supposos 70
be he atipnlatious Of the treaty entered into
between Genoraio. o. Howard and the In
cites ist of marders aud lessor crimes COM
mitted by Cochise batwoon November last and
March of The present year. and claims that
the treety alloas Cochisato have free range in
aIexioo. Commissioner smith says this II an
entire mstsko The treaty in no way refers
20 80nora, or other MeNioan territory It Is
trua ihal 5.rociiias have been committed in
souora ty tho Apaohos, a. Posquira says. but
~ by memters of Coohiso's band it was With
pct hia sanction. a. 81 reports show that he
rerHonail7 aoniarmed in good faith 10 the
orraa az bic treaty thoueh ne may have been
uaablo 90 control the outlaws o. his band
-rl1a Attorney General has decided that
nhlar the 49, OF 1873. az coinpousatiau for
Services 10 She oovarnmsns ~ the Union Pa
cie6 Company upou See railroads. ~ any klad
D % b rotalned ~ long e. any interest mon
its z. .. boads remain unTaid, and that the
railroad o. lho Company sssoss tho bridge At
Omaha i one % tho railroads % which said
act applies
Con. Eaaor, Commissioner % Pensions.
learning that Pension Agent Lindsey Of Sc
Ilossis. bad bocamo 80 involved That he had
advsaced money from Ms private funds 40 set
metters atrai ght. recommended his sasporl-
sioa % tse President Tie President approy-
81 she recommendasien, and y. - Eastou ex-
Asses'or % SCI Louis District was appointed
@ thc piaR 70 = understood that neither
the t'averument uof the surefios Of lindsey
win i8so anything
Only tAfaa were saved ~ ne crew of the
nostoi ship 9ennysou. They aoaiad sor
eisht Days on pioqo % wreck before f.eino
psokedrp
Aecaf7lins q . Washington special nseo-
tiatioas are progressing there 30 tsrn over tl,s