The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-07-16

IN its semi annual review of the indus
trial growth of the South, the Mdnufac-
tlirers' Record shows that during the
first six months of 1886 the value of the
manufacturing and mining enterprises Of
the South has been increased by about
S63, SIS, 900.
DURING the seven days ended the 9Th
the business failures reported by telegraph
numbered for the United States 159; for
Canada, %; a total Of 179, which is above
the last few weeks.
RUSSIA has just received S25O, 600 from
Turkey on account of war indemnity.
EIGHT THOUSAND Orangemen paraded
the streets of Glasgow on the 10th, and at
a subsequent meeting resolved to resist to
the death a separation of Great Britain
and Ireland.
AWARDS aggregating $670,000 have been
made by the Dominion commission ap-
pointed to adjust the damages sustained
by private citizens by the Northwest re-
bellion.
ADvIcEs from Hayti state that con-
sp tracy gainst the government has been
discover ed, and that an outbreak is feared.
RETURNS received up to midnight of the
10th show that in the British elections the
Conservatives have elected 2S0 candidates;
tue OuAOHlolos uOs 0hO NAAS~NS bOAAAHAAo1 AACi
and the Parnellites, Y.
THE July report of the Department of
Agriculture shows a general declinein in the
average condition of all crops.
THE Portland (BIe.) schooner City Point,
recently seized at Shelburne, N. s., has
been ordered released by the Dominion
authorities, Consul General Phelan hav-
ing deposited the amount of the fine (S400)
with the coIIacfOr of customs
THE ChicagOs in their recent series of
games with the famous Detroit baseball
team in the city by the lake, succeeded in
doing the visitors up in elegant style in
every game, winding up on the 10th by a
score of to 1. The Detroits housed their
roosters without ever having heard a
crow. and the big tin horn was sold at q
| discount to a junker.
| CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
INthe Senate on the 7th petition from John
| A. kirkpatrick, pension bill in whose favor
/ was vetoed was referred to the committee
| on pensions. Consideration of amendments
/ to the River and Harbor bill was resumed
/ and after several amendments had Deen
aside and a message from the President was
| read vetoing the bill authorizing the con-
| Territory in Northern Montana The
| message was referred to the com
/ mfECE6 on lHulhn hhdiASy du0 tAC ~
/ and HarbOr bill was again taken up ana de-
| Dated until the time for adlOurnment.....
| transmitted by the President, were laid
before the House .sas~oI some to ot the the
| committee on invalid pensions without
| comment but Others caused a lengthy ana
| at times very warm debate before being re-
| ferred. A mum ber of the messages had not
| been acted upon when the House adjourned.
IN the Senate on the sth, after routine bus
mess. a number OF bills on the private cal
! the River and Harbor bill was resumed. The
| Hennepin canal amendment was
lengthy speech and also by MIR. Logan. 1t
! was opposed by Mr.. Vest. Without dispos-
| ing of the amendment the senate, after an
| executive ses zion, adjourned. the
House series of resolutions were presented
expressing regret at the death oil Hon. Wm.
| H. Cole, and as mark Of respect the House
! adjourned.
In the Senate on the 9Th a report on the
| vetoed pension bill of the widow of Commo-
| dore Marchand WAS presented. 1t recon-
| mends the passage of the bill over the veto.
| ON the President for intOrIna-
| ton concerning the seizure of
tion was made TO the EadS snip Railway Dills
anu MIR. HOar's Election bill, and they went
over. An executive session followed, during
which debate occurred, resulting in the rel
ton of the nom nation OF John Goode to be
| solicitor General the House the
Presidents veto messages occupied atten-
tIon, there being lively nght over the
the Speakers table was cleared OF
| veto messages, all being referred
to the committee on invalid pensions The
| General Deficiency bill was then taken up,
and there was an exciting Wrangle over tue
| clause giving House and senate employees
an extra months pay.
In the senate on the 1Otn, a report OF
twenty three veto messages recommending
| the passage of all the bills, Notwithstanding
| the Presidents objections, was recommitted
| to the pensions committee. The River ant
/ HarbOr bill was taken up and discussed until
! adjournment......In the House message
| was received from the President vetoine
| the pension bill of ID. b. Ross, and 1t wa!
| referred Reports on several veto message:
| were ordered printed. Mr.. MOrrison's ad
| verse report on the Randall Tariff bill was
! referred to committee of the whole. Tht
| General Deficiency bill was taken up anC
! passed. \ resolution amending the rules 81
! as to all Ow the ways and means committed
| to report Tuesday and to have the re1pOr
| take precedence over other business was
| adopted after lively debate.