The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-03-26
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Compiled from Various Sources.
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successor Of Mr.. Bayard in the Senate.
ON the 10th two hundred ladies, attend
ing The session Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union in Washington, called
upon Miss Cleveland at the White House,
and afterward were introduced to the
Presidents
GENERAL Foster Is to be retained as
Minister to spain fOr the present, with q
view Of conducting negotiations for more
favorable treaty. He win probably return
to Madrid in the course of week or two.
on the 10th ex-President Arthur made a
social call on President Cleveland. lie was
driven to the White House in the carriage
Of Mr.. Frelinghuysen, whose guest he is,
and was at once ushered into the presence
of the President, who gave him a cordial
greeting.
TIE corporation Of the city Of Dublin on
the 10th rejected a motion to present an
address to the Prince Of Wales during his
visit in April
SECRETARY MANNING has directed tn
collector Of customs at New York to make
an imme iiate investigation of the man
agement OF the barge Office at New York,
with view to ascertaining W ether the
complaints growing out Of the treatment
of passengers and their baggage were well
founded.
CAPTAIN AOUGh SUN bllG GUbbAo W INV etAAH
the Oklahoma territory.
THE President viewed st. Patrick's pa
rade as It passed the Executive Mansion
on the 18th.
MRS. SARToRIs, daughter of General
Grant was expected TO arrive in the
steamer Baltic from Europe.
COMMANDER KANE telegraphed to Wash
ington on the 18th that revolution existed
at Panama and AspinwalL
THE President gave his first state recep-
tion the evening OF the 18th, and it was
one of the most brilliant affairs ever held
in the White House.
PARNELL presided at a banquet at Lon
don i'm honor of st. Patrick's Day. He
predicted that better times were coming.
EDWARD d. CLARKE, of Mississippi, who
was confirmed Assistant Secretary of the
In erior on tho 18th was lying dangerously
II with pne umonia.
THE Civn-Service Reform Association
Of Maryland protests against the appoint
ment Of Higgins, of that State for APP
pointment Clerk of the Treasury.
SECRETARY BAYARD has informed the
turbulent elements in Central America { hat
IL any injury is done to the interests of the
United States the citizens of Central
America will be held responsible.
JUDGE p. H. EMERSON, United States
Judge Of the First District of Utah, has
resigned, having completed three full ter ms
OF four years each on the Utah bench.
GENERAL w. b. FRANKLIN, President
and Manager Of the National Home for
Disabled Veteran Soldiers, has appointed
Colonel Andrew J. Smith, of the old Sixth
Corps, now Treasurer of the Soldiers
Home at Togus, Governor of the Leaven =
worth branch OF the National Home.
THE Prince of Wales and his son left
London for Berlin on the 18th.
SUSAN WARNER, the novelist, died al
Newburgh, N. Y e., on the lS,h.
MRS. LAvINA STRATToN, Tom Thumbs
widow, and Count Rosebud viii be mar
ried on Easter Monday.
On the 18th Wm. H. Vanderbilt had {
short interview with the President.
1T Is denied that Senator Stanford, o.
California, is In bad health, as was re-
ported
THE President has nominated Malcolm
Hay, Of Pennsylvania, as first assistant
Postmaster General; Martin " Mont gom
cry, of Michigan, Commissioner Of Pat
ents, and B. II. Hill, Jr., Attorney for thu
United States Northern District of Geor
gia.
THE President was forty eight year
old on the 18th, and received the con
gratulations OF numerous callers.
OK the 18th Jay GouId's steam yacht ar
rived at Charleston, 5. O., with the rail
road owner and family on board.
WHILE in Ireland the Prince of Vale
will announce that the Duke of COnnaugh
will succeed Earl Spencer as Lord
Lieutenant.
GEORGE GRAY has been duly declare
elected Senator from Delaware to succee
Secretary Bayard.
A VERY bright colored girl of sixteen
named Jessie Hall, died at Akron, o., OF
the 18th, after having abstained from foo
for seventy-fve days, positively takinj
no su tenance but small bits of orange
and water, and these very seldom. Par
OF the time the girl was in a comatos
state The physicians were comPletel
bafIied by the case, and claim IL TO DO on
OF the most peculiar on record.
THE death OF ex-Congressmau Jefords,
of Mississippi, is announced.
ARCHBISHOP GmBoNs of Baltimore calle
on President Cleveland on the 10th.
THE Paris Figaro says that Presiden
Cleveland has requested Minister Morto
TO remain at his post.
On the 18th banquet was given 81
Speaker Keifer at Springfield, o.
SENATOR GRAY was sworn in ON the lot
as United States senator from Delawal
to succeed Mr.. Bayard.
THE Limerick CIreland) Chamber
Commerce decided 20 present an addrei
of welcoms to the Prince OF Wales.
Tux Duke OF Richmond, the largest owl
or of rented property in London, has r.
duced all his rents ten per cent
OK the 18th State Auditor Brown
Iowa again refused to vacate his Office an
once more was arrested.
THE Rhode Island Democratic Sta
fNn NAf
nominated a ticket and indorsed the il
augural address OF the President.
On the 10th General Grant was bette
and asked for aud relished roast mutto
During the afternoon he was engaged
revising the sheets Of his two books, 500
TO be published.
OK the 10th Commissioned Miller quail
hed and entered upon his duties as head
the Internal Revenue Bureau.
CARROLL ID. Wright, Commissioners
Labor, has submitted the outline Of a pr
posed investigation Of the labor probe
TO tho Secretary of the Interior, whi
meets the latter's hearty approval
SECRETARY WHITNEY is having the a
counts of the Navy Department Thorough
ly examined, and tue books OF every b,
reau Will be looked over and a detailed T
port made TO the Secretary.
SECRETARY MANNING has issued warral
333, ,3OS, in favor OF the Governor OF Rans
for the expenses incurred by that State
repolling the Indian inv aston.
IVaa letter to Osman Digna Gener
Graham declares that England resp e
all religions, and desires the friendship
the Arabs. be advises the sheiks to su
init and rely upon the mercy OF En- glar
otherwise he threatens 20 destroy {
hocks and other property Of their follo'
ers.