The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-25

stood that the prince is to be attached
to the staff of the duke of Cambridge,
The ex Empress Eugene has, it is said,
just contracted another private loan
A UrAH Judge has decided to allow
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young $500 per month
alimony during the pendeney of her
suit for divorce against Brother Brig
ham, with back rations at the same rate
from the commencement of the suit,
twenty months ago. With so, 600 IN
cash and an income of $500 a month,
Ann Eliza doesn't care n continental
whether that suit ends now or stretches
out till the crack of doom.
THE project of opening up in Ala
bama and Mississippi fields for the i'm
migration of English laborers appears
to be assuming a shape that promises
and Ohio railway company has now
representative in England engaged in
the work of procuring settlers for large
tracts of the cOmpany's lands in Ala
bama, and is offering such inducements
as has already insured a measure of
success for the enterprise.
They have got a good thing in Michi-
gan. if the experiments result satisfac-
torily. Illuminating gas of sixteen
candle power is obtained from the
burning of wood, or rather the gas
made in the manufacture of charcoal is
preserved and used. One cord of wood
will make 35, 900 cubic feet of good gas.
The cost of making it is said to be IS
cents per 1000 feet.
THE Archduke John Salvador, OF
Tuscany, has written a striking PAM
phlet; in which he advises the Austrian
government to arm and fortify at once
against the aggressions of Prussia.
He says the conflict is Inevitable, and
advises the concentration Of 3, 115 pieces
of cannon around Vienna. This looks
like war.
MINISTER CUSHING is ct last enabled
to inform the government that its draft
on Spain for $S4, 900 will be promptly
honored. He has succeeded in having
Alphonso agree to pay 50. 900 for each
life taken by Burriel, but nothing is
charged for the indignity offered the
American flag.
On the 1st of March there were '406
distilleries in operation in the United
States, with daily capacity Of 295, 817
gallons, showing an increase in Febru-
airy of fifty distilleries, with daily ca
pacity of 35,O38 gallons.
BRIGHAM YoUNG's unfaithful wife has
recovered $12, 800 from the prophet,
and will soon have a divorce in her
pocket. Brigham is a wealthy man,
butif the remaining eighteen commence
on him he is a bankrupt institution.
THERE is a postmaster in Illinois
whose salary amounts to but one dol
lar year. Yet, to convince that man
that the post of honor is the private
station would exhaust the eloquence of
the whole state.
"a dhANdE III II AAAOA COulbJJ 4uusS HAS
a standing committee on horse-stealing.
1t is made the duty of the committee
to pursue all horse-tbieyes in their bail
iwick, and bring them to condign pun
ishment. All the expenses are paid by
the grange.
The franking privilege has been re-
stored so far as seeds, public documents
and congressional records are con-
cerned. Speeches delivered by con-
gressmen outside of congress are not
included. This is too bad.
TIE Italian government having re-
fused to permit the coming of any more
money bearing the ef1igy of the pope,
the Pspal coins will be in future struck
at the Brussels mint.
ARCHBISHOP McCLosKEY, of New
York, and Archbishop Manning, of
Westminster, are to be cardinals. The
other vacancies are to be filed by Ital-
ians.
THE discovery of gold and silver
around the sleepy old town of New
buryport, Mass, has increased the
value of land from $S per aero to 81, 900
per acre.
A New YORK boot-black has been
sent to the penitentiary for one year for
picking a nickel from the pocket Of a
Mr.. Woodworth.
"
THE San Francisco board of brokers
has subscribed SlO,O for the relief of
the Kansas and Nebraska sufferers.