The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-04-10

On the 1st the returning Ohio troops
were warmly welcomed at all stations
along the line, and at Columbus perfect
ovation given them.
THE usual annual readjustment of
Postmaster's salaries has begun.
ENGLAND has made demand on the
Porte for the treatment accorded to the
most favored nation.
TIE Liberal party in Germany is as
suming greater importance i'll the politics
of the Empire
RUSSIA has been warned by Tifis
journal not to be too sanguine of extending
her rule in Central Asia.
IL Madrid the editor of 2 comic paper
has been sentenced to eight years impris-
onment for publishing an offensive carica-
ture Of King Alfonso.
THE famous running hose LeonetuS,
the winner Of last years Kentucky Derby,
who was looked upon as the greatest race
horse ever foaled, has broken down.
The British Government considers it
unnecessary to send troops to Khartoum.
Oh the ID the second annual conven-
vention Of the Western Stock Growers As
sociat.on commenced in Dodge City, Kas.
GREAT damage was done by the tor
nado on the lst Eastern Indiana, West
ern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
On the ID twenty-nine United States
prisoners convicted of Offenses in the
Indian Territory were sent TO the Detroit
House of Con rec'ion.
TIE Legislature of Ohio is consider
ing several measures for relief OF those
who suffered injury or losses at the hands
of the Cincinnati rioters.
OK the I'd Santiago de Cuba su5-
tanned slight damage by an cart .quake.
CNCINNATI is peacefully engaged IN
preparations to repair damages.
The barbed wire manufacturers have
ordered another advance of ten e cent.
On the Sd the semi-annual meeting of
the United States Railway Mail Serv ce
Mutual Benefit A sociation was held at c.
lumbus, O.
TIE National Wool Growers Con-
vention at Chicago will be held May 10 in
stead of May :. Tlis viii bring the con
vention and the National Industrial Con-
gr IS in close proximity.
TIE International Congress of Polar
Explorers met in Vienna on the 81.
An order has been issued by the Sec
retary of the Mexican Treasury that all
.
quent gambling houses will be discharged.
Oh the Sd the steamship Neptune ar
rived at st. Johns, n. F., with the largest
seal catch on record-41. > 0, valued at $125,-
coo, the re sult Of twelve days work.
Is the British Hous of Commons on
the Sd Gladstone stated that Gordcn was
not under orders to remain at Khartoum,
tut could withdraw when he chose, and
[ vE-a boliayraI fo he r1prfactlyy "a
A POOL on emigrant business has
been formed by the frank lines.
GEORGE JONES, the colorcd 10y muir
dcrer, was hanged in Cincinnati on t, Sd.
JOHN AND GEORGE STEPHENSON were
executed for murder at Regina, British
America. on the 3 /.
The Holland Minister of Foreign At
fairs states that the Government is negoti-
} ating regarding the Congo treaty.
I A NEW scheme is presented for de-
fraying the cost of improvements on the
/ Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Road.
I It involves a S29,O0),OO0 mortgage.
MORGAN CAMMACK, the Texas cotton
swindier who turned States evidence
| aga nst his confederates and then fed. has
been captured at Guaymas, Mexico, and
will be returned for trial.
/ ARCHBISHOP ALEMONY of San Fran
cisco says that he knows no-hIng about the
establishment of a branch in that city for
I the reception of legacies and donations to
1 the propaganda, as cabled from London
March -.
THE New York Produce Exchange
has adopted memorial to Congress, ask.
ing legislation to check the coinage of sill.
yer dollars.
JUDGE BAXTER, of the Unite States
Circuit Court, in session at Cincinnati, oT
the Sd, ordered a decree to be entered in the
su of the National Telegraph Company
VS.. The New York, Chicago & st. Louis
Railway Company, enabling the National,
now controlled by the Baltimore & Ohio
/ Telegraph Company, to open its line be
tween New York and Chicago over the
Western Shore and Nickel Plate Road.