The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-17
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the 9Th John Bacon and two employees tes-
titled to tanning two human skins, one
white and the other black
THE estimated railroad construction
for 1882 is 5000 miles.
A wIND-sToRM of great violence, vis-
tied New York City, Paterson and Trenton,
N J., and WiIliamsport, Penn, on the 4th,
damaging buildings and interrupting tele-
araphi,. and telephone communication. At
Denver. Colo, there was remarkable hail
storm, the stones being very large. The
storm was general throughout Nebraska,
and had extended to Northern Illinois and
iowa on the Sth.
NINETY Cree Indians were captured
by United States troops in the Bears Paw
Mountains, in Montana, near the Canadian
border a few days ago. The Indians, who
claimed to have crossed the frontier to
work for contractors at wood-chopping,
would be disarmed and returned to the
country whence they came.
ANOTHER ffty-mile section of the
Northern Pacific Railroad has been ac-
cepted, completing the line 900 miles west
| of the Missouri River.
| A CONsTANTNOPLE editor has been
sentenced to imprisonment for life for pub
| fishing disloyal articles.
MATTERS in Ecuador were reported
critical on the 9th. Guayaquil was in the
possession of armed troops and business
| was suspended. The Government had
seized the funds in the Bank of Ecuador.
IT is estimated at the Post-office De-
partnent that under the recent change IN
computing the commission of fourth-class
postmasters an expenditure of 100000
more than required under the old law will
be necessary to settle accounts of fourth
class offices up to October 1,when the two
cent law goes into operation.
THE May report on crop prospects
indicate a fal4ng off of II 100000 bushels in
the winter wheat yield. .s.-
DIR. THOMAS GALLAGHER, Bernard
Gallagher, Alfred Whitehead, William
Ansburgh, John Curtin, Henry Wilson ant
Dalton, the dynamite conspiracy prison
ers, had a further hearing at London, Eng
on the 10th.
TROOps have been ordered from AL
dershot to Curragh Camp, in ireland.
REV. w. w. MCLANE, Presbyterian
minister at Steubenville, o., has been sus
pended for heresy.
VIGILANCE committees were formny
at Lawrenceville, Pa, a wealthy subur
{ of Pittsburgh, the other day, to put stO
: to incendiarism, sixteen barns having bee
burned within two months.
THREE Mexican generals were place
under arrest for twenty -four hours on tn
= 10th for failing to take part in celebratin
o the national holiday.
n The second trial of the Malloy dan
age suit against the New York Herald ha
} resulted in verdict for plaintiff for s., 90
d In the first trial the verdict was for 5000
s. HENRY j. MARRIOTT and Mar
II Pereux, arrested in New York recently fC
II the Iarcency of $50, 900 worth of diamond
p from Paris (France) jeweler, were ma
ried in court on the 10th.
n COMPTROLLER KNOX reports the nun
d Der of National Banks which have been o
ID ganized during the six months ended May
3. to be 132, with a capital of S14,95S,500.
"a these banks seventy, having capital
l' 81. $3.50, 900, were located in the WesteT
States.
THE bishops of the Methodist Episc
U, pal Church were in conference at Pitt
sd burgh, Pa, recently, arranging the divisi'
III Of work for the ensuing six months.
The New York World has been so
bv jay Gould to Joseph Pulitzer, of
~ Louis, Mo, for 100000 The World w
d continue to be Democratic in politics L
10 new proprietor assumed control of t
newspaper on the 10th.
eI A TORNADO caused extensive dama
We to farms in the vicinity of the town of Roc
p Rock County, Wis, on the 10th. The stol
Id was about forty rods wide, and travel
two or three miles without lifting.
q, AT Loudon, Tenn, on the 10th, t
he u iai ". A''''J - - ,,,,.,1I.
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death The prisoner was one of the Tay
IL brothers who last fall boarded a train
an the East Tennessee, Virginia & GeOrl
on Railroad, killed Sheriff Cate, of Hamilt
IKE County, Tenn, and his deputy, John @
way, and rescued John Taylor, who "
ny being conveyed to Knoxville for trial