The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE unruly students of Princeton On.
J.) College have passed formal resolutions
of apology to the faculty for recent wild
behavior.
Music HALL and Agricultural Hall in
Cincinnati have been contracted for to be
used by the Dramatic Festival Association,
whose performances begin April p. The
announcement of plays and stars has not
yet been made.
On the 10th it was rumored in Paris
that serious news has been received regard
ing the French advance upon Bac Mini.
The Governments silence upon the subject
caused great irritation.
THE Toronto (Ont.) Courts in the
proceedings for extradiJion OF Lee the Gin
cinnati forger, have ruled against the de-
fendant on all points.
IN the principal cities of Austro-Hun-
gary the police are working up the details
OF an extensive Anarchist plo'.
THE trial of o. A. Carpenter for the
murder of Zura Burns, began on the 10th
at Petersburg, III.
THE foot and mouth disease in Kan
sas is growing more ALARMING.
THE University of Oxford win here
/ after allow women the same examination
as men.
ANOTHER bill restricting Chinese inn
migration has been passed by the Queens
land Parliament.
In France the agitation for the ex-
pulsion of the Orleans Princes is gaining
strength.
FoR the year past the net earnings of
the Pennsylvan a Railroad were $50, 1861
In New York a telegraph messenger
has become a raving maniac through read
ing dime novels.
THERE seems to be very little pro
gress toward solving the mystery of the
Crouch tragedy at Jackson, Mich.
On the 1Ith the semi-annual cOnven-
tion of the river and railroad coal miners
of the Pittsburgh district met at Pitts
burgh, Pa.
In Maine another snow blockade Oc,
currred on the 11th, railroad trade being
seriously impeded.
FoR the week ended the 11th, the ex
ports of produce from New York were 50,
SSa, ,4tO; total exports since January /, SCI,
S9I, ,272, falling Off of over SS,0OO,O0o a
compared with the same time last year.
In the Massachusetts, House OF Repre-
sentatives on the 11th, a bill was introduced
, providing that wife-beaters be punished by
hogging on the bare back.
lHE Tl3OE OF Juc WlhtCA JuS1 SAooiAaS
Is almost without parallel in Colorado, an'
much suffering has been and is being expe
rienced In localities cut Off from communi
cation by the deep snow.
OK the 1lth a jury was secured a
Petersburg, Ill, in the Zura Burns murde
case and the trial began.
Four ships of war have just beel
, sent from France to Chinese ports.
! THE City Treasurer of Erie, Pa, ha
absconded, leaving his accounts in arrears
On the 18th the Western Union de
clared a dividend of ~ per cent. an
added SI94, 900 to the surplus
! IT is found that the defaulting Post
! rosStar of bennington, VT, has also carrie
/ OF scucel fuAds of which he had charge.
: THE fuss over the Lasker matter, say
! the German Gazette, was all caused by tn
q Berlin correspondent OF the London Times
/, THE bill to increase the annual ar
I | preparation for State militia from S20O,OO
to 100000 now before Congress, viii .
- ,. F.commended'for passage.
c THE cattle plague Infection is said {
S have been carried into Kansas in tn
e clothing of two herdsmen recently arrive
from Scotland.
1 WHILE the council of the Russia
e Empire approves the plan Of an America
company to erect grain elevators, th
n Czar's views on the subject are regarde
as doubtful.