The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-29
VOL 27
Sam Jones and Sam Small are
al Birmingham.

republicans are ahead In new 1OfK.
The Sun says Andy Johnson eat
opium and his secretary says it is a
lie.
The Lebanon Register publishes
Enloe's "Yom Kippur' with mourn
ing rules around it.
Edmunds climbed down off of his
iceberg last week and whispered a
speech at New York.
Sam Small was Andrew Johnson's
private secretary and he disprOves
the absurd yarn Of Depew.
Dorsey is the biggest man in the
lar west and he is working his way
into popular favor and towards pub
lie life.
Cleve land sent a $1,000 check to
the democratic committee in New
York. This dispOses of the asser-
tion that he opposes Hill.
Elk Gov English is 43 years old
er than his wife but has s millions
which is counted to him for per
RENAL adolescence.
The revival at Columbia inaugu-
rated by DR.. Kelly has assumed
wonderful proportions. 1t is sweep
ing the young men in.
Foraker has been swinging
around the country showing him
self since his election. He spoke
in New York and then went TO
Washington.
Nobody seems to know yet which
party has the majority on joint bal
lot in the Ohio legislature. 1t is
important only because Sherman's
reelection depends.
Isn't it absurd to say that as smart
a man as Andrew johnson would
attempt to inaugurate a new rebel
lion out of the crushed fragments of
the one he had just so bitterly
fought?
The Marquis of Lorne, the queens
son -in-law, was rotten egged and
his hat jammed over his eyes while
making a political speech near Lon
don, the mob then run him out Of
town and seized and tore up the
platform.
A livery stable was burned at
Shelbyville last Thursday night.
There seems 30 be a fiend in this
vicinity with a grudge against live
ry stables. This is the fourth sta
bic burned by incendiaries within
few weeks-two at Gallatin, one a.
MurfreesbOro and this one.
1t is officially announced that
Tennessee public schools are to
have no more aid from the Peabody
fund. The agents for the fund adj
wise a universal support of the
Blair bill. What little comes here
is to be expended for medals and
awarded to proficient pupils in va
rious studies.
In some respects one of the pref
test and most picturesque political
campaigns ever seen in this country
is the present Que in Virginia. Gen.
Lee is accompanied on his tour by
large cavalcades of ladies and gen
tlemen in gay attire, with bands,
banners and pennaDts gay. 1t is .
pretty show and attracts attention
wherever he goes.-Free Press.
Walter Orr and Phil Givan at Biz
mingham wcce in love with the same
woman. Monday night Orr was 60
ing with her to the Sam Jones tent
when Givan overlook them ard seiz-
ingOrr by the arm said: You're the
id scoundrel L am looking for"
and with that began shooting. Orr
drew and both emptied their revol-
vers, each receiving two wounds
and both fatally shot.
Sherman, Foraker and their
bloody shirt confederates seek to
make an Ireland out of the south.
They want to disfranchise this PEG
pie and have the north to admins. |
ter the government in the interest |
of the north, treating the south as a |
conquered province. Strange to |
say, there are Irishmen here who |
will help the republican party ter
rorize the south as England does
ireland.
Senator VOORHEES, is preparing
the greatest speech of his life,
which he will deliver during the
early days of the approaching sen
ate. 1t will be devoted to the civil
service law, which he will show is
the greatest fraud of the age. This
effort of the senator's will be looked
to by the people with great
interest. He will express the heart
of the democratic party of the coun-
try on civil service.
Washington and all the depart
ments are full of republicans who
ire getting more impudent every
lay as Cleveland shows up less dis
position to remove them, and now
hey have actually organized to
howl Garland, Whitney and Villas
al out of the cabinet. 1t is morti-
,ying that such things have to be
endured. The chances are that
hese howlers will prevail with the
president and make him recon
Itruct his cabinet to suit them.
Dixon c. Williams, the great
Tennessee evangelist, preached
,hree powerful sermons to large
at Lebanon, his ola
home, Sunday. He held forth at
,he Cumberland Presbyterian
church in the morning, at Maple
Hill Seminary in the afternoon, and
1t night he delivered a sermon at
Jaruthers Hall to the largest con-
ever Assem- bled at Leba-
ION to hear the word OF God. Fully
100 people were present. He leaves
or California this week.
representative Ellis and a
waited on the president ;
md tried to exact a promise to Wis '
t the New Orleans exposition. He J
declined because he said he could |
lot anticipate what his executive '
luties would demand. Ellis got :
pad and read Mr.. Cleveland