The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-06-14
NEWS TN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.


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Compiled from Various Sources.
SAMUEL 2. HALE was inaugurated
Governor Of New Hampshire, at Concord,
on the 7th.
TIE Emperor and Empress Of Russia
drove toSokolniki, near Moscow, the other
day without an escort.
DURING the month of May the British
imports increased, as compared with last
year, by E32l 600; exports for the same
period decreased E54S,OO0.
AN Anti-secret Society State Conyen-
tion met at Montpelier, VT, on the 9th and
denounced the secret societies as the foun-
'dation Of all bad governments.
THE Church of the Savior was con-
-secrated on the 7th at Moscow, Russia, the
ceremony being one Of the most brilliant
connected with the coronation.
IN the British Commons on the 7th
O'Donnen gave notice of motion disap-
proving the appointment Of the Marquis of
Lansdowne as Governor-General Of Can
ada. -ar. .......
THE President has appointed William
Thomas, Of Maine, Minister Resident to
Sweden and Norway, and David NJ. Dunn,
of Indiana, United States Minister to Val
paraiso.
THE President of the New York Fish
Culture Association protests against the in
PRODUCTION of black bass in the Adirondack
region, fearing that they would extermi-
nate the trout. ..-e... -
UNDER the postal agreement between
the United States and Canada the latter
country will have to carry our letters attwo
cents, after July 1, while they charge three
cents for their own mail service.
REV. d. 3. KNIcKERBoCKER for
twenty-seven wears rector Of Gethsemane
Church, Minneapolis, Mimi, was elected
Bishop of Indiana on the 6th by the State
EpiscopaI Convention in Session at Indian
apoli4 5Fr..-a 80 H ~
THE e,iitor, publishers and two com
positors of the Kerry tIrelapd) Sentinel
were on the 9Th seIiteuced to several
months Imprisonment for publishing the
placard inviting persons to join the Irwin
scibles.
In the barbedwire fence eases brought
Company against various defendants Judge
'Treat, of the United States Circuit Court at
ST. Louis, has rendered a decision in favor
of plaintiffs.
THE President has designated st.
Vincent, Mimi, as the port from which i'm
ported merchandise may be shipped il
bond in transit through the United States
to and from the British possessions Of
,,rsfl AFrasA sfpp
iTrrE Mavor Of Moscow, Russia, has
been banished for having expressed the
hope, in his speech at the banquet to th'
Mayors of cities during the coronation
festivities, that the Gar would institute
constitutional regime.
The Indiana Greenback Stat
Central Committee and other repre-
sentatives of the party were in session a
indianapolis, Ind, on the 9Th, and resolves
not to recognize the Chicago Conventio
nor Join in the anti-monopolistic move
ment
A RECENT dispatch from Sierra Leon
states that King KofFee Kalkali, the AT
thor Of the late war in Ashantee, has bee
forcibly restored to his throne. A Britis
envoy has been sent to COomassie to el
deavor to arrange a peaceable understand
ing of the difficulties.
THE Ohio Republican State Conver
tion met at Columbus on the 9th. Senate
L. p. Wolcott, as temporary Chairman
made a speech, reviewing the record of tt
party, and indorsing legislation ON the ten
perauce subject; Also commencing the az
ministration Of Governor Foster.
DAyIrr Healey and Quinn, impri
Il inn
Aammatory speeches, We're released on Il
4th inst. Another murder conspiracy hs
beeu discovered in County Tipperary. 9
rev. the informer, has been notified by q
G0ryerument that he must leave Ireland.
THE Second Auditor of the Treasm
the other day finished auditing theaccoun
of surviving members of the crew OF 8
lost Arctic exploring steamer Jeannett
and they were not allowed anything
their expenses while in Washington
,sitsesses. They We're limited to their p'
as seamen.
THE State Department has d
ratched special agent to La Paz, MexiC
20 investigate the case OF the United Stat
schooner Adriana, which has been cont
Gated by the Mexican authorities, her Ca
tain being condemned 10 five years il
prisonment, for smuggling. The Capita
denies that he was guilty of defraudt
the customs.
A STORM that ragged over North Tex
ON the night of the I'd struck Greenvil
Hunt County, in the shape of a cyclol
doing great damage to buildings and pr
ertv. one hundred and fifty houses W.
reported either blown down entirely
moved from their foundations. Only {
life was known to be lost, that of a color
child, but several persons were severe
injured. The north end was blown of
Missouri Pacific depot and the freight
not was demolished, the Methodist and {
ored churches were totally wrecked Q
the Presbyterian and Baptist ChuTcl
we're badly damaged. There was hea
rain at other points, but no tornado.
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