The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-02-01

A CHARTER was secured in New Jer-
sey the other day for the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park Improvement Company, with
capital OF 5000, 900. Included in the list Of
corporators were Rufus Hatch, Roscoe
ConIng, Richard T. Merrick, Frederick
Church, the painter, Judge John r. Brady,
and Samuel w. Allerton.
A DISPATCH from Paris, France, on
the 23d stated that ex- Empress Eugenie an
nounced that she ignored the Republic and
came to Paris to display sympathy with
Prince jerome. 1t was said Eugenie was
cognizant of the recent manifesto. Her ad-
herents claimed her presence meant a de-
monstration in behalf Of the name Of the
family Of Napoleon.
THE ice carnival at Montreal, Cana,
opened on the 23d. The festival commenced
with the ConJractors' drive and dinner.
over 200 slcighs were in line in the process
sion. The American guests took part in
the procession.
The Panama Railroad Company has
offered a reward Of $4,000 for the recovery
of the money belonging to the United States
recently stolen from their vaults and the
capture Of the thieves.
BOIs, FAY & CONKEY, wholesale gro
GERS, Chicago, HI, were reported in the
udhAH VI tue CubIll Oh a JuuRUl6ub GilGIGu
against them the other day for S95, 600.
Their assets were stated to be $500, 900; LA
bilities unknown, but said to exceed the as
sets.
In the Hungarian Legislature a meas
ure was recently brought forward to place
Jews on an equality with people of all other
creeds.
RECENT advices fromthe cattle ranches
I
I wiuter-cured grass was not covered with
snow during the storm, and that the loss Of
/ stock had been insignificant.
/ CONSIDERABLE excitement was re-
ported a few days ago over an alleged dis
i covery gold in owen County, few miles
/ above -Vincennes, Ind.
THE failure of Samuel Morgan, Jr.,
flannel manufacturer at Newton, Montgom
eTyshire, Wales, was announced day or
/ two ago. Liabilities, E130,000.
HENRY BARNARD, late Cashier of the
/ defuuct City Bank of Rochester, n. Y, was
arrested on the oath.
/ IT was reported from Columbus, o., {,
the other day that over 15) families residing
in that city were in destitute circumstances,
caused by the closing down of the Columbus
Rolling Mill Christmas, throwing them out
Of work.
GEORGE MUNRO, the publisher, re-
Gently endowed three tutorships in Dali
housie College, Halifax, n. s.
HE American Peace Society has
come into possession OF $40, 600, bequeathed
by Rev. George c. Beckwith.
The Judge conducting the inquiry
concerning the arrest of Prince Jerome Ma
poleon at Paris, France, reported on the
eR-Ar lgs.s
not shown. 1t was understood that the
Government would refrain from publishing
the judicial decision until after the Cham
Der of Deputies should decide the fate OF
The Government expulsion bill, and what
should be done with the pretenders then in
France.
THE great cave-in at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
which occurred recently was said to be the
result OF fire that had been smouldering in
the mines underneath that place for eight
years.
THE Bank of England, at London,
has reduced its discount from five to four
per cent.
The unrecognized dead taken from
the ruins of the NewhaIl House at NIilwau-
kee, Wis, were buried on the 25th.
AT the Trades Assembly meeting at
Cincinnati, o., the other night it was stated
that the difference between the molders and
stove manufacturers, which began with the
year by proposal to reduce wages fifteer
per cent, had been adjusted by arbitration
and work would be resumed without a re-
ductiOn in wages.
THE Piute Indians in the northern
part Of Nevada and near the line in Oregon
were reported to be in a starving condition
the other day The intense cold had pre-
vented them from hunting. There were
said to be about 500 of them.
The burgomaster of Versa, Austria
who arrested Oyerdank, the Socialist, wa
reported lately as so badly terrorized tha
he was selling his property and would leave
the neighbOrhood.