The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-04-19

THE trial of Joe Brady on tho
charge Of numbering Cavendish and Burke
began at Dublin, Ireland, on the 11th. The
case for the erownwas opened by Porter.
The first witness called was Farrell, the
informer, who testified at the preliminary
examination in the Kilmainham Court
house. He repeated the testimony given at
that time. James Carey was next called
and gave a detailed account of the fOrma-
tion Of the "Invincibles," but was not al
lowed to go into plots against the lives of
Forster and Earl Cowper. While Carey
was testifying Brady followed the evidence
closely and frequently sent notes to
his solicitor. One of the knives found in
the RingIand basin was produced, that
Carey might identify it as the one supplied
by Sheridan from London. M&phy, Crown
Counsel, stated the authorities knew who
''No. - was, and he expected photographs
of that person would be produced.
JAMES WAUGH, of Washington, d. c.,
testified on the 18th in the star-route trial.
The defense closed their case and the pros
ecution introduced some rebutting testi-
mony.
THOMAS H. BLYTHE died in San
Francisco, Cal, recently, leaving a fortune
of 81 ,OOO, 900 and no will. Claimants we're
numerous.
JAY GOULD has decided to pay out of
his own funds the enjoined dividends on
Western Union Telegraph stock.
The Treasurer of the Irish National
Land League at Dublin has acknowledged
the receipt of 5000 from Australia.
TWENTY prisoners in the Tarrant
County jail in Texas, overpowered the
guard the other night and escaped. When
the alarm had been given, about twenty
five citizens started in pursuit with shot
guns and bioodhounds, and before evening
seventeen of the fugitives had been recap
tured.
IN the SANDER suit of Helen NJ Cougar,
editor and lecturer on woman suffrage,
against Henry J. Mandler, Chief of Police
of Lafayette Ind, which had been on trial
before Judge Gould, of the Delphi Circuit
Court, for eleven weeks, the jury the other
day gave plaintiff 5000 damages. The
trial was very bitter one and was given
wide publicity. The defendant moved for
a new trial.
IL the Phoenix Park murder trial at
Dublin, Ireland, on the 18th the evidence of
Joseph Smith, one of the accused, was ac-
cepted, and it was said Mullett would also
turn apprOver. The case for the prOsecu-
tion closed. The defense in Brady's case
was an alabi.
The King of Italy has signed de-
cree ordering the formation as quickly as
possible of seventy-two new companies of
territorial and Alpine troops.
SHIPMENTS of surplus whisky for
storage in foreign ports are being made to
evade payment of the internal revenue
taxes.
The resumption of specie payment in
Italy has been accomplished.
IT has been announced that on ac-
count of yellow fever in Cuba quarantine
on the southern coast win be established
earlier than usual.
THE examination of the dynamite
conspirators in London, Eng, on the 18th
adjourned for a week. Whitehead had an
/ examination at Birmingham.
The Denver q New Orleans Railroad
has met the refusal of the Santa Fe Road to
exchange business with a suit for 81, 100000
damages.
The Reading (Pa.) rolling and sheet
iron mills have determined to shut down
on account of duh trade. Between 800 and
400 hands would be thrown out of employ
ment.
FEATHERsTONE, under arrest at Cork,
Ireland, charged with conspiracy to muir
der, has written Mr.. Lowell, the American
Minister, asserting his innocence. He
! claimed to be an American and demanded
/ the protection of the American Govern
ment.
/ News from Fort Stevenson, Oak, on
/ the 18th inst, reported the barracks at that
/ place completely inundated, with no ap-
/ pearance of the ice-gorge breaking. Anoth-
/ er gorge had formed at Square Butte,
/ twelve miles north of Mandan, which ap-
peared unimportant.
THE largest order for blank forms
/ ever given the Public Printer has been is
sued by the Commissioner of Internal reve-
nue. at Washington on account of the re-
/ bate on tobacco and cigars.