The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-11-19
PRESS OPINIONS.

1t is said Mr.. Tilden has contributed
$750,000 to the democratic party in
twenty five years.
Roderick Random Butler has an
nounced himself as a candidate for con-
gress from the third district.
A New York man processes to have
discovered the garden of Eden and pro-
poses to sell the information for $l0,-
600.
Fitzhugh Lee has gone out to the
stable and hung up his uncle's saddle
on the peg in the corn-crib.--
(Tex.) News.
Black Jack Logan has wrapped his
bloody shirt around him and sneaked
back to Illinois. 1t was not winning
card in New York.
Wild fowls are SO numerous on some
of the lakes of Minnesota this season
that people living on the margin say
their noise is deatening.
To get rid of the radical officials
z, 1896 would have to be turned out ev-
cry months during four years, or 50S
every week, or such a matter.
Wheat raisers in the northwest are
cautiously building granaries and hold
ing their wheat instead it at ruinous
prices at the elevators.
Hon. Frank Hurd is credited with
saying that nothing could prevent the
consideration of the free trade question
during the coming session of congress.
Mohone's term in the senate expires
March Sd, 1887. Riddleberger's term
expires in 1889 and his successor will
not be chosen by the present Virginia
legislature.
sc. E. M has turned his batteries
loose on the Blair education bill. Thai
is good sign that the people are al
most unanimously in favor of it.-Mi-
Ian Exchange.
lying low If he is doing any more
low down lying than he did during the
late canvas, his capacity for lying hal
been increased.
The Edmunds law has already sue.
ceeded in SO soaring the three presi
dents of the Mormon church-Tay lor
Cannon and Smith--that they are hid
ing to prevent arrest.
Gen. Don Carlos Buell. has been ap-
pointed pension agent at Louisville
He is the union general that organized
the army Of the Ohio and was for &
| IlLQ6 at us leaus
| John Sherman has made all hi
speeches in Virginia and got hom,
alive, and still the nothern papers viii
claim that no northern man can talk o.
vote in the south.
The board of bishops of the Method
list Episcopal Church approve the ap
peal of freedman Aid Society for $3.50,
900 a year for christian education il
the southern states among both whit
and colored people.
Count Won Moltke, whose nearnes
to death Is occasionally cabled, is really
wonderfully healthy and vigorous 10
his years and he has just celebrated hi
eighty-sixth birthday surrounded BY
his family on his Silesian estate.
An East Tennessee contemporar!
says: The stripping of the country o
| walnut is still kept up. East Tennes
see, that few years ago could boast o
its pine, oak, poplar and walnut tim
Der, will soon be completely stripped
and farmers will have to use barbeC
wire for fencing purposes, and rul
the risk OF going to hades for having
done SO.
Bismarck is said to have expressed
strong disapproval of project by on
OF the petty German Princes to sell the
gems of his art gallery to an Ameri-
can. Bismark is equally opposed to ad
hitting American pork into German
and Of sending German pictures t.
America.
Hon. Benton Mcmillan, member o
congress from the fourth district, will
marry the daughter of ex-GoYernol
John G. Brown, at an early day. Asid
from being q popular and prosperous
young politician, Mr., Mcmillan will
enter upon his new career with the i'm
portant advantage of being balded.-
LittletOn.