The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-04-02

OK the oath tbs strike Of the freight han
dlers OF the Detroit, Grant Haven s. Mil
waukee railroad, at Grand Haven, Mich,
ended by the company accediuS to the de-
mands OF tue men, aud work was re-
sumed.
Texas will quarantine against vessHls
from infected countries altar May !.
TIE Belgian strikes are extending and
conflicts between the strikers and the civic
guards are frequent.
THERE Is fair prospect after all for the
organization of au Oklahoma Territory.
AN English judge has decided that a
divorce obtained in America of a mar
riage performed in England is invalid in
England.
The Detroit Polish Church troubles have
been settled for a time, all concerned hav-
ing agreed to refer the matter to the Pope.
EXTENSIVE prairie fires were reported
on the 26th on the Grow reservation in
Montana.
THE London Dailv NsI5s says it considers
the labor difficulties in the United States.
the outcome of the governments system of
protection and OF the bolstering up of trade
rings 10 the detriment Of the working
classes.
SINCE the Boston street railway en-
ployes presented their demands to the rail
roads, conferences were held daily, and on
the 25th an agreement was reached by
which the men get all they ask, including
two dollars day and twelve hours for a
days work.
A MOB broke into n ire-arm mandatory
at Liege, Belgium, on the 26th, and carried
away its contents.
THE grand national steepls- chase for / 900
sovereigns, st Liverpool, on the 26th, was
won by Old Joe.
COLONEL WHITE, an insurance agent of
Tombstone, AriE., who arrived from Fort
Huachucn on the 2atb, reported that just
before he left there a cosrier arrived from
Lieutenant Maus' camp with the news that
all the Indians had surrendered, except
Mangus and two warriors who have been
or the reservation since 1852.
TTE Treasury officials are busy getting
up new designs for the silver certificates.
1 The fret ones submitted were not satisfac-
/ tory, and were sent back for revision. It
/ is proposed to put the face OF the late Vice
/ President Hendricks upon the ten-dollar
| certificate.
! A COMPANY OF United States infantry
/ passed through Pittsburgh. Pa, on the
/ 2jth from New York, said to he en- route
\ for st. Louis. It was reported that the
company was the advance guard OF force
/ to be concentrated in the quarters threat
ened with riot about St Louis aud west OF
that city. The officer in command refused
to talk on the subject.
TIE brigantine Georgiana has been
\ over three months on y voyage from ST.
I Thomas TO Liverpool, and all hopes OF
hearing from her have been abandoned.
/ She was COMMANDED by Captain Nat
/ Zwicker and had crew OF seven men,
/ all OF whom are supposed 70 have been
lost.
A MOB OF st ikers marched TO the palace
/ OF King Leopold OF Belly ium on the seth
and sang the MnrseiIIaise.
THE Ohio Legislature ON the 26th passed
/ what is known as the Non Partisan bill for
/ Cincinnati.
! BRANCHES OF the Loyal and Patriotic
\ Union are being formed i'm the British col
I onies to create opposition 10 the home rule
| demands.
THERs were 22l failures in the United
I States and Canada during HE seven days
ended the Goth, against 22l for the preced
ing like period.
/ O'DoNovAN RossA's paper, the United
krishnadn, failed TO Rppear this week. Ros-
sa's friends explained that he has been
persuaded TO s'let up' on dynamite for
Tor awhile aud give Psrnell "a show" with
his peaceful msehods, for which, however,
Rossa has a profound contempt.
As prepared BY the House committee,
the River and HRrhor Appropriation bill
makes total appropriation OF SI5.l6I, ,23o.
IS Cbarleroi. Belgium, the riotoas strik-
7 sra have iuaugursted a perfect reign o!
terror. and the military seem pewerless 70
] -r- rfsh $780,