The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-04-30
VOL. XXI.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND PoIrTIcAI.

Missouri refused 20 honor the Illinois
requisition for the deputy sherifs in the st.
Louis jail until the killing Of Thompson on
the bridge has been adjudicated.
OK the 2lst the remains Of the Bishop Of
Madrid, who was shot by a priest on the
18th, were buried with imposing cere-
monies.
TURKEY has intrusted her cause in the
Grecian dispute to Lord Rosebery, British
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
THE Marquis Of Salisbury is convinced
that the nation will Indignantly reject
Gladstone's desperate scheme" for the
government of Ireland.
OK the 2lst, in a speech at Glasgow, the
Duke Of Argyle admitted the sincerity Of
Gladstone, but believed the Premier was
misled by the Parnellites.
The Senate confirmed Hon. VIM. J..
West on the 21st as Governor Of Utah to
succeed Governor Murray.
Ok the 22d Jay Gould appeared before
the select Congressional committee at
Washington and detailed the status of af-
fairs on the Southwestern roads and the
causes leading to the strike, from his
standp oint.
AMONG the nominations confirmed by
the Senate on the 22d were those Of Chas.
+. Gross, 70 be Governor OF New Mexico,
and w. s. Rosecrans, Register Of the
Treasury.
on the 22d great Liberal mass-meet-
ing, presided over by Lnbouchere, was
held at St. James Hall, London, at which
resolutions indorsing GladstOne's Irish
policy were adopted.
FATHER ABRAM j. RYAN, the "poet priest
Of the South" " is lying critically IN with
brain fever at St. Boniface Church in
Louisville, Ky.
OK the 22d the African Society at Napl es
gave banquet to Henry NJ. Stanley, the
African explorer.
ON the 22d Chang Yen Won, the new
Chinese Minister and his suite, arrived in
Washington. The minister and his party
were met at the depot by the retiring min
lister and the attaches of the legation and
were escorted to the embassy in carriages,
after which the ex-minister and his suite
returned To the hotel.
THE sixty-fOurth anniversary Of the
birth Of General Grant viii be celebrated
at the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church in Washington on Tuesday even
ing, April 27 Chief-Justice Waite will
preside, and addresses win be made by
Senators Brown, sherman, Logan and
Evarts and many other distinguished gem
tlemeu.
HON. WIN. WHITLEY, Associate Judge OF
the Superior Court Of Delaware, died on
the 23d of hemorrhage of the stomach after
lingering illness.
IT is reported that ex-President Arthur
Is rapidly convalcscing, and that he is
very much better than at any time since
the commencement of his indisposition.
LORD SELBOURNE publishes letter, In
which he attacks certain features Of Glad
stones Home Rule bin and pronounces
DR. FRIsCH, the Austrian delegate sent
TO Paris TO investigate Pasteur's hydro
phobic treatment, advises the medical pro-
fession OF Austria TO adopt the French
mans method.
STEPHEN d. WHITE has applied for a
mandamus on Secretary Bayard to COM
pei him to pay TO the relator, as a ssignee,
the tenth instalment Of an award made by
the Mexican claims commission, amount
ing 20 about one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
THE regatta committee at Qu ebec has
chosen George Hosmer, OF Boston, TO meet
Hanlan for three-mile sculling race on
Lake st. Joseph on the 2lth Of June, for a
purse OF $1,000
1T Is not thought probable that Congress
will be able to adjourn before the 1st OF
August.
AAANAsANf NNt QaAA HAAtlls IlA0Ilff~ea 10 uOAtA
an International regatta at Toronto bay
june and 3.
SENATOR CALL, of Florida, is credited
with sentence containing three hundred
and eighty-six words, the longest on rec
ord ia Congress.
FOREST l.. PUsNEY, editor and proprie-
tor Of the Oakdale (Neb.) Journal, has
been held for trial on q charge Of infanti-
eide.
LETTERS are being received by Congress-
man Hatch from all quarters approving
the bin TO regulate the manufacture and
sale of imitation butter.
CHARGES have been filed with Attorney
General Garland at Washington that the
fee bills presented by District Attorney
Bliss in the Lindsay case are illegal, and
the matter has been taken under consider
alton.
Mr.. CHADIBERLAIN, 10 is stated, has
given notice that he viii introduce in the
House of Commons an amendment in OPP
position % the Land bin.
NJ. De FREYCINEr has assured the Greek
Prime Minister of the sympathy of France
and begs him 10 use his influence to pre-.
serve peace.
NEARLY fve months have passed sirct
Congress began its session, yet more thar
half of the general appropriation bills re-
main unacted upon by the House, in which
body they must originate. The Consular
and Diplomatic and Military Academy
bills are the general appropriation bill,
now on the calendar.
SECRETARY MANNING continues 70 i'm
prove daily. He left his room on the 25th
and walked down stairs. His physicians
expected that he would be allie TO take 1
drive i'm few days.
IN an address at Thurles, ireland, Arch
bishop Croke declared that Gladstone wa'
Ireland's greatest friend.
SENIOR ELNoRE, who has represented thu
Government Of Peru at Washington for tn,
past five years, has been recalled, and vii
take official leave OF the President this
week.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
JouN CRAIG aud John Laurie, two pris
oners, lost their livcs by the burning Of tn,
jail at Cornwall, Ont, on the 21st.
AT Wiggan's colliery, Shenandoah, Pa.
on the 2lst, John Shamousky and hi,
brother and two Hungarians, names un-
known, were working a gangway when a
blast exploded prcmaturely, killing Sha.
mousky and fatally iniuring his brother
The other two men are seriously but not
fatally injured.
on the 2tst Mrs. Henry Agnew was ar.
rested i'm Philadelphia ON q charge OF ar,
son, her residence, iu which the furniture
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