The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-02-15

SEVEN of the Annapolis (Md.) cadets,
/ in solitary confinement for writing insubor-
| dinate letters, were released on the 8th.
/ A RHODE ISLAND clergyman who paid
| taxes on S 10000 died recently and his estate
/ was found TO lie worth over million dol
/ lars.
/ Two Frenchmen at Dallas, Tex. had
a quarrel over the political situation in
| France the other day and it was reported
were going to Fl ght duel
a PROPOSITIONS for making the Sioux
Indians self-sustaining was recently SUBJ
mltted to the House Committee on Indian
Affairs by the Secretary OF the Interior, and
according to a Washington I'd. c. news
paper correspondent, the members of the
committee seemed favorably disposed
toward It. The proposition provides that
| the Sioux Indians shall reserve u, ,0gO. coo
! acres OF their reservation in Dakota; that
! TINS vast domain shall be subdivided and
/ apportioned to the various Sioux tribes, and
| that each Indian who shall agree to enter
32O acres shall be given a patent for that
amount Of land. II il further proposed that
the Indians sell II, O)OO00 acres Of their
! present reservation, and that Of the money
obtained $500, 000 will be appropriated to
the purchase OF %, 900 COWS, 900 bulls and
sheep, horses and oxen for the Indians.
A MAN who died recently in a New
York emigrant boarding house was buried
in the potter's field. A relation had the
body exhumed few days ago and found
- 900 in the clothing.
NINE striking shOemakers were ar
rested at Allentown, Pa, a few DAYS ago
Tor threatening non unionfsts
The musical instrument firm of Pei
ton, PomerOy & Cross, Chicago. Ill. was re-
ported few days ago in financial difficulty.
and the stock of the Ransom Stove Works.
OF the same city, practically branch of the
Ransom Stove Works Of AIbany,N. Y, which
recently suspended, had been attached by
the Pennsylvania Coal Company.
NEWHALL q THACHER, Boston
(Mass.) firm, who failed recently with in
debtedness OF $4,000 and assets OF SS9. 900.
lhe other day offered to compromise with
their creditors at fifty cents on the dollar.
j. IL. PELLET, of Montreal, Cana@
has brought suit for $75O,O0O against his
mother-in-law, Mrs. De Ltsle, for an ac-
count OF her management of her husbands
estate, in which the Pellet children were
said to have an interest valued at So. 900. =
600.
THIRTY-FOUR of the thirty-seven
cadets recently suspended from the Penn
sylvania Military Academy for attending a
theatrical performance, in violation of the
rules, were reinstated under conditions.
The other three were dismissed as leaders
of the revolt
CLEVELAND CO., vessel-owners the
other day resolved to postpone until NAV
the opening Of navigation, and to reduce the
wages Of captains and engineers, as well as
sailors, ten to fifteen per cent.
The Chicago (ul.) Board of Trade a
few days ago passed resolutions against the
transfer Of the revenue marine, HIe-saving
and marine hospital services to the control
Of the Navy Department, and against estab- |
fishing maritime bureau in that Depart
ment.
MISS LOTrA GALLOWAY, a highly
educated young lady of Baltimore CHfd.I |
has renOunced the Christian religion and |
embraced the Hebrew faith, taking new |
name.
CHARLES De LA ROCHELLE,whod died |
in Montreal, Cana, recently for lack of the
commonest necessartes of life, was of noble |
family IN France, his brother being a Gen.
eral in the army.
MANUFACTURERS of clothing, hand
kerchiefs, furnishing and upholsterfng
goods, at New York, lately urged the pass
age of tariff law on the basis of Justice to
all, and repudiated desire of having higher
duties imposed on finished products Of for
eign countries.
AT meeting for the reorganization
the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad blythe
and stockholders held at Chill
Iicothe, o., the other day the name of the
new company was fixed as the Cincinnati,
Washington Baltimore Railroad Com
pany, and board Of Directors was elected.
The Board met in Cincinnati the next day
and organized By The election OF officers.
FIVE SOphOmores of Bowdoin College,
at Brunswick, Me, were expelled for hazing
members Of the class a few days ago, re-
firing rather than fulfill the conditions in
petitioning for a return.