The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-12-21
REcENr changes have been made i'm

RECENT changes have been made in
the English Cabinet, as follows Lord
Derby. Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lsncas-
ter: Lord Harrington, Secretary Of War, and
Right Hon. Hugh Chiders, Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, Mr.. Gladstone resigning
the latter office.
JUDGE BOND has decided the cases
/ against the United States in the prosecution
! Of state officials for prohibiting United
States Supervisors from entering the places
J OF registration in Charleston, S. c., and
! undertaking to interfere in the progress Of
the registration.
AT New York City the other day
Sweeny's Bank, in existence for twenty
| years, closed its doors. ..-
! A NEBRASKA citizen purchased from
the Government a section Of land within the
limits of the grant to the Burlington & Mis-
souri, River Road and received his patent.
The railway had previously filed at Wash
ington a map of its location, which the Su-
preme Court recently held was all that was
necessary, and man who purchased the
same section from the railroad company was
held to be the rightful owner.
w. j. PORE & Co., Montreal lumber
merchants, have failed for 100000.
Seven earthquake shocks have oc-
J
ince OF Almeria, in Spain.
SECRETARY TELLER in a recent de-
cisiou declares that lands within the limits
OF grants 10 a railroad company to which
> pre-emption or homestead claims, capable
OF being forfeited, had been attached at the
: time the grant took effect, are excluded
, from the railroad grant, and upon the aban-
donmeut of such claims the lands do not
, inure to the company, but are restored to
the public domain. lie also decides that an
y erroneous entry in the Registers office, il
ordered corrected, should not prejudice the
: claim OF the applicant.
THE Old South Church in Boston ha;
voted 10 pay TO the family Of its deceased
pastor, DR.. Jacob NJ. Manning, 50, 600 pei
= aunum for six years.
RECEIPTS of grain at Chicago during
the past year were 25,O00y00O bushels les
> than the year previous. At Cincinnati nearly
:. 100000 bushels greater.
i IT is announced that Postmaster
= General Howe has made arrangements TO
% the manufacture of twO-cent stamps on al
d. extensive scale,
" AT a recent meeting of the Western
Nail Association in Pittsburgh, Pa, trad
, was reported good and the outlook encour
n aging.
n w. MORRIS & Co., of Llangenech, an,
Morris & Co., of Briton Terry, Eng, tin
n plate makers, have failed. Liabilities
- $4,000 and f14O,OOO, respectively.
re A NEW paper prepared entirely b
the Iunatics confined in the Wards Islam
a Asylum, New York City, called The Moon
TO has made its appearance. DR.. McDOnal
as said there was plenty oftalent in the asyluI
to to supply matter.
bo Z
the Sultan of Turkey has been built, said
of be bullet and grenade proof.
in AT the Minnesota Mills the cut {
logs the past saving season was 296, 900, o.
II feet Of lumber, 129,OOO,0O0 of shingles, ar
a. 56,O00,OOO laths, against 234, 900, 900 feet
ad lumber, $1,000, 900 shingles, and 10000, o.
he laths in 1881.
he In a speech at Manchester the Otht
day, Lord Derby rejected the idea OF pr,
o. tectorate for Egypt. England, he sal
as ought not to remain in Egypt any long
al than was absolutely necessary to restO
ri, order. English influence in Egypt
,ts thought must preponderate, but it W as n
ed necessary to exercise it in an offensive spin
nor exclude free and friendly cOnsultatiC
" with France.
70 Four carloads of sheep, said to be
present from the Marquis of Lorne to Que
-; Victoria, were recently shipped at Ne
. York.
iro THE recent failure of Biddulph, Woo
,ro & Jevons, of Liverpool, has resulted in I
suspension of five other tin-plate houses
q England, with aggregated liabilities
ooo 100000.
SECRETARY CHANDLER has receiV
-, at Washington the following telegram frC
hts 20 - =, Z
'H' sign Hunt, are proceeding to Jakutsl
Schullze and 1 remain to complete
Oei search OF the coast by sleds. No trace
eN- the Chipps party has yet been discover'
IRE We will reach Irkutsk about,the middle
December