The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

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ed to Nine. Nilsson -Rouzand by her
admirers in Moscow.
Two REAL Archdukes of Austria help
ed to put out fire in the house of the
United States Minister at Vienna.
By the viii of the late Empress Caro-
line Augusta of Austria, Archduke
Charles Louis, the eldest brother of the
present Emperor, is appointed sole heir.
THERE are in London216, s22 children
who are being efficiently educated in
schools which satisfy the requirements
of the School Board, ,65, 204 who are in
efficient schools, and 80, ,692 who are not
receiving any education. There are
1,106 schools, good and bad.
THE formal PRONUNCIATION of the dog
ma of Papal infallibility is to take place
in Wurtelnberg on Maundy-T Thursday
The dogma has been promulgated in
Wurtemberg already by Bishop Hefele,
but not with the formality desired by
the Holy See, an omission which is now
| to be remedied.
The Vienna Exhibition Commission
ers have adjusted their difference with
the German artist exhibitors, who COM
planned of their own postponsment TO
their French rivals, by obtaining the
missing space by arrangement from the
Austrian artists, so that now France
and Germany start even as regards
room.
THE Prussian Minister of the Interior
has been beaten In all his suits against
the newspapers who published the Papal
allocution. Such victories ruin the un-
fortunate editors, who are despoiIed of
their property arbitrarily, and then,
after weeks of legal discussion, are told
to go in peace. The Minister erred in
his construction of the law.
ACCORDING to the new electoral re-
form bill for Austria, Just approved by
the Emperor and referred to the lower
house of the Reichsrath, the total num-
Der of Deputies is raised to 351, who
are to be voted for directly by the peo-
pie and not as heretofore by the Pro-
vincial Legislatures. This is as if our
Senators were to be elected by the pee-
pie in districts instead of by the State
Legislatures.
Mr.. PLuMsonL, NJ. P, whose book in
behalf of English seamen has kicked
up such row, writes to the Times to
say that "young as this year is, no less
than forty-four ships have been posted
up at Lloyd's as missing ships, with a
loss of life of over 900 men" Money
is pouring in upon Mr.. Plimsoll from
every quarter to enable him to defend
himself in the libel suit his book has
brought upon him.
AT last the strike of the colliers in
South Wales is supposed to be at an
end. Only a portion of the golfers
have yet yielded; but the iron-workers
have gone in ON the masters terms, and
some collieries have been opened. 1t is
thought that in another week there Will
e a.fnal end of the strike, which has
cost the men, it is said, not less than
e15O, OO0 Against this they have as an
offset nothing at all. The lesson has
been an extremely severe one; but ii
was needed, and may be wholesome.
THE viii of Napoleon III. has been
proved in England. His personal prop
erty is sworn at under e120, 900, and
this he leaves to the Empress without
reserve. To the Prince Imperial there
is only one bequest, we are told-the
I 81 !,
have here a certain violation of the idet
NapoLeontensle, according to which any
Bonaparte may govern who is called by
the voice of the people. And the EN-
tant manifesto to the Imperialists.
A CELEBRATED singer, Madame L'
Rochois, was giving to a younger com
panion In art some instruction in the
tragic character of Medea, which sh,
was about to sustain. Inspire yoursel
with the situation, said she, fancy your
self In the poor wOman's place. If yoI
were deserted by lover whom you ad
mired, what would you do? The re
} ply was as unexpected as it was ingeni
cus 81 should look ont for another.
LITTLE Jenny T, is five years old
Her uncle gave her q doll. Jenny cher
ished her doll with all a mothers care
The other day she was nursing it -
her knees she started suddenly tn
doll fell, and the head was broken of
Jenny was overcome with grief at thi
misfortune, and looked aghast ut th
poor headless doll then raising he
eyes, she said, with a sigh of resigna
tion, Another little angel IN heaven
THE Glasgow shareholders of the EN-
ma Afine-the mine IN which bIiniste
Schenck was interested--have held a
indignation meeting and have appointe
= committee of five TO investigate th
: affairs of the Company and represen
them at the approaching annual NEE!
ing in London. They complain bitterl
: that they were spending 5000 a yea
: upon directors in order to keep thei
a In ignorance. They complained, toC
q that there were 50 many fancy dire,
: tors, and It was proposed that the sail
, ries should be reduced one-half, and
{ per cent. upon profits to be paid in lie
5 Of the reduction. There seemed 20
{ q general impression that the Ameriea
I directors were padding their own esno
o Tu qHantify of grain used IN al q
It Peoria disiilleries for the past year VI
= /, go. 795 bushels, and the quantity
3. high-wines manufactured Fas equal