The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-06-12

In the United States Court at Louisville,
KY, Jol II Carman was awarded judgment
for $II 900 damages against the steamer
Charles Morgan.
THE injunction suit restraining the
Knights of Honor from removing the head
quarters from Louisville, KY, to st. Louis,
Mo-, has teen withdrawn.
The assignee's report shows that the
Penn Bank owes individual depositors ST.
400, ,20505; amount of over-drafts, s., ,2BJ,-
953.90.
TIE Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific Rail-
way Company, at the annual election of
directors defeated the Vanderbilt peo.
pie by electing Gable board.
A LONDON dispatch says Earl Granville
is preparing note to Washington relating
to the collection of conspiracy funds with
in the jurisdiction of the United States.
A FAVORABLE report has Leen made by the
French parliamentary committee on the
importation of salted American meats af-
ter minute inspection. The importation of
fresh meats from countries where trichi-
nosis exists is prohibited.
-~0as the 24sh-tlae- United -7FEcsbssbsrian-
Assembly, which met in St. Louis, No.,
adjourned sine die. Those opposed to the
use of organs in the churches are to meet
in Xenia, o., to discuss the feasibility of
seeding from the Church.
OK the 4th the Convention of Fair and
Exposition Managers in st. Louis, Mo-,
adopted resolutions favoring a worlds fair,
to be held in St. Louis in 1892, and calling
upon the entire Western Hemisphere to
heartily cooperate.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER FINK an
nounces that an agreement of advance in
freight tariffs will be made as soon
al rooIe ara y0arfacfad md all
relating to the maintenance of rates are
settled.
On the night Of the 4th the twelfth an
nuaI session of the General Assembly of
the Presby terian Church of Canada opened
in Toronto. Prof. McLaren, of Toronto,
was elected Moderator.
ACCORDING to the chief dynamiters in
Paris the authors of the recent London ex-
plOsions have escaped and are now safe.
Another outrage is being planned.
HAAfMONTON, q New Jersey village, was
greatly excited on the 4th over the discov-
cry of the bodies of twenty-one children
buried in a small plot of ground attached
TO the sanitarium called the Wivison Home,
under the supervision of Miss S. s. Wivi-
son, a middle-aged woman. The Coroner's
Jury found that the children died from
natural causes aggravated by neglect of
Miss Wivison, improper sanitary arrange
ments and gross incOmpetency of nurses.
On the 9th the American cricketers easily
defeated the Irish club at Dublin.
THE NetTS-JOUrRdL was sold at auction at
Cincinnati on the 9th to Edgar NJ. johnson
for $25, 900,
ma Two-CENT morning daily called the
Stl, and independent in politics, made its
appearance in Cincinnati ON the 9th.
AT recent session the Grand Lodge of
Masons at London, Eng, adopted reso-
lutions expressing regret at the recent
anti-Masonic encyclical letter of the
Pope.
For the past year the net earnings of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway amount
ed to nine per cent. on all outstanding
common and preferred stock.
THE British Parliament reassembled on
the 5th. The matter of communication
with the United States Government in
reference to dynamite outrages was
brought up.
TIE one hundred and thirty-seventh an.
nual meeting cf the Evangelical Lutheran
Ministerium of Pennsylvania and adjacent
States met on the 9TH at Reading, Pa.
Four hundred ministerial and Law del
egates were present.
A LETTER has been written by Secretary
Frelinghuysen to Governor Ireland of
Texas with reference to an international
quarantine between the United States and
Mexico. The Secretary says "that moth
ing can be done without referring the aues-
tion to the proper authorities of both sides,
but that nothing VIII be left undone to
bring about harmonious and strict quar-
antine between the two governments"
In the contested election cases of the
present Congress the House Committee on
Elections has agreed to allow the follow
ing sums for expenses of those Interested;
Massey and Wise, of Virginia, $500 each;
Chalmers and Manning, of Mississippi,
$1,000 each; English and Peelle, of In
diana, $1,000 eachy Wallace and McKin-
ley, of Ohio, $4,000 each; Watson and
Frederick, of Ohio, $4,000 each; Wood and
Peters, of Kansas, 81 800 each; Craig and
Shelly, of Alabama, 1000 each.