The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
DOMESTIC.

New York city has raised S74, 900 for the
Michigan sufferers.
4 fund for the mother of the late Presi-
dent Garfield is being raised in New York.
OF sixteen souls on board Of the ship Cal
cutta, from the East Indies to Boston, and
wrecked near East London, only the mate,
carpenter and one seaman were saved.
Five bodies have been recovered.
A window of rich-stained glass will be
placed in the st. James Episcopal Church
al Long Branch in memory of ihe late Pres
ident twill be opposite the seat occupied
by President Garfield the Sunday before he
was shot.
George w. Hunt, pay-teller of the ImpOr-
ters and Traders Bank, New York, has
been arrested, charged with embezzlement
of the funds of that institution. 1t is | G.
lieved that the defalcatiOn is not less than
$4,000.
Henry MelZer was executed at TitusYille,
Pa, for the murder of an inoffensive old
man named Moore. The condemned con-
fessed the crime, and said he had killed
seven men in his lifetime. He was unre-
pentant to the last
The order detailing a court-martial to
try Sergeant Mason; who attempted TO
shoot Guiteau, and which directed the
court to meet at Washington Barracks to-
morrow, has been postponed for the present
by General Hancock.
Mr.. \. II. BurtOs was in the safety depOs-
it Of the Lafayette Bank, in Cincinnati,
cutting coupons from four per cent. bonds,
/ three men came in. One of them occupied
/ the attention of the president of tue ban 8,
another engaged Mr.. Burton in cOnversa-
tion, while the third got away with ten
bonds, each of $1,000, making $4,000, and the
three men escaped undetected.
The legal authorities of Monmouth cOun-
ty, New Jersey, have addressed the Attor-
ney General of the United States upon the
propriety of filing counts before the Grand
Jury of Monmouth county against Guiteau
for the murder of President Garfield. 1t is
held that waving of the Coroner's in quest
by the State does not deprive the Grand Ju-
ry of its power to indict a criminal.
4 dispatch from Barcelona says: "'The
International Socialist Congress has as
sembIed in this city with 800 delegates. 1t
has ap, proved the terms of a manifesto to be
sent to all Socialist societies. A commu-
nication from number of Russians in Lon
don cOncurs in the objects of the Congress.
The President and Secretary of the Con
gress have been arrested for expressing ap-
proval of the proceedings of the Nihilists."
Senator Malone has written to friends
here that he will find it very inconV enient
to attend the special session and Will not be
able to remain here more than day OF
| ~ nf la, Z Il
politicians are of the opinion that he will
not be present at the opening of the Senate
because it wouldle serious source O.
+ embarrassment for him to vote either foi
II Democratic organization or for Repub
lican President.
solomon Star, whom President Arthur
removed as Postmaster ut DeadwOod. Da
kota, has made a confession, declaring tha
. for several years past he has continuously
made out false certificates of the Star-rout,
) service ON route 4,Ij6, between Sydnel
, and Deadw ood, for which Gilmer. Sauls
bury IL Co. are the contractors. Stars cox
fession exposed the rascality OF the Star
route ring in the Northwest, and a copy /
I in the hands of the Postofiice Depatmen
| here.
= JOhn MaSlnhts' Oh NNetoWn, Went 70 Nc
D 1903 FitZwater street, Philadelphia, wher
his wife separated from him) lived wit
, her mother. After denouncin- his wife 70
not informing him of the death of thei
child the early part of the week, he she
her in the breast. Her mother, Mary Reed
+ aged forty years, pursued Maginnis, whe
= he turned and fired twice, killing the VIZ
: man instantly. Maginnis was arrested
, He made n desperate effort to Kill one
the policemen