The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
summary of the aost Important Eyent
DOMESTIC.

ALBANIA
Cannon's naturalization papers are
John Mason was killed by a horse at
Ind.
Mrs. Blizzard, aged ninety-four, died at
London, o.
CoIwell & O'Neips mill partly burned at
Urbana, o.
Charles Jones, colored, was lynched near
dra, Ark.
Parties of six soldiers are allowed to
enter Kairowan.
James Nugent's store burned at Ofutts
Cross Roads, Ky.
The New York Michigan relief fund ag-
gregates 1921, ,484.
The United States Court at Salt Lake has
declared delegates.
Thomas York was killed by his father in
Whitfield county, Ga.
A fire in Monticello, Miss, yesterday,
caused loss Of $4,000.
The National Prohibition Alliance VIII
meet at Allan March.
Near Lawrenceville, Ill, Al. Nichols
murdered Young Lanahan.
The Empress of Austria hunts in Rut-
lan6shire the coming season.
subscriptions have been opened to the
worlds fair project in Boston.
VIM. Crawford killed by his partner, Bob
Peterson, at GreenyilIe, Ky.
Giles Gore, engineer, killed in railway
wreck at Boswell Station, Ind.
Tennessee. marble is supplanting Italian
in many sections of the country.
An Athens, Ga, white man is charged
with setting Are to his sisters house.
f. wieherby & Son, old established stock
brokers, Of London, are declared defaulters.
Nine prisoners, mostly moonshiners,
escaped from Jail at Lebanon, KY, Sunday
night.
An Atlanta detective, while on a hunt
for thieves, had his pocket picked of a fine
watch.
The Emperor and Empress of Austria
will pay visit to the King of Italy in the
spring.
DIR. O'FarreH was consecrated Bishop
| of Trenton yesterday by Cardinal Nc.
Closkey,
Lemons are being shipped North from
Lake Weir, Martin county, Fla, in large
quantities.
Georgia farmers pay about $500, o 90 year
ly to have their cotton weighed at the
warehouses.
James McRarl and one Dolly killed by
falling elevator, and several severely
| injured in st. Louis.
The National Cotton Planters Associa
ton will hold their annual meeting at At
lahta, December 9th.
Judge Nicholas Longworth has been ap
pointed TO fill out the expired term of Chic
Justice Boyton, of Ohio.
A Georgia editor announces that he
would like to trade a double-barrel sho
gun for good milch COW.
Within the past two weeks, nine wealthy
gentlemen from the North have become
citizens of Macon, Ga.
A bill has passed the lower house Of the
Washington Territory Legislature giving
the right OF suffrage to women.
The rumor of the death OF Archbishop
Purcell Is denle Il, n stated that h,
is in better health than for months.
The National Butter, Cheese and Egg
Association holds its annual Convention q
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, November 10Th.
Some cotton fields in Gonzales covnty
Texas, will make good top crop of cot
ton while the worms have taken others.
The new limited express on the Penn
sylvania railroad struck and fatally IL
jured two men near East Liberty, Pa.
During the fiscal year 473,OOO acres {
public lands in Arkansas have been di
posed of by the United States Government
The survey of the canal route betwee
Atlanta and Gainesville has been mad
and the estimated cost of the enterprise
s., 500, 600.
Coined during October at the mints-
$64s, 800 eagles, $755, 900 in half eagles, s.
| 100000 in standard silver dollars, and 81
} 800 in cents.
An execution is issued against the Allie
( town, Penn, rolling mill for 1,343, .
q The plaintiff is Ario Pardee, of Ario Pard,
e J. Gillingham Fell.
Mr.. Hull, of Greene county, Alabam
says he has been farming for forty year
and never before this season got his colt,
crop gathered in October.
, In Milwau6ee yesterday four men po
s lively Identified the prisoner as Lon. w
liams, the author of scores OF crimes
. Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa.
Judge Folger is expected in Washingt
, on the 18th, when he will at once ent
- upon the performance of his duties as ST
retary of the Treasury. Window is st
acting.
u The hinge-works and carpenter shop
= Oliver, Phillips & Bros, and Phillips !
G legheny mill, at Pittsburg, burned. IL
between $4,000 and $4,000; insuran.
= $4,000,
II The Mount Vernon Hotel, Baltimol
charged 81, $50 for the entertainment of I
French visitors, and the City Receipt
e Committee naturally refused to pay
l. exorbitant bill.
2 VIII Smith, county convict Mt Hum
is Vile, Texas, is working out fine of 81
It at fifty cents month. 1t will on
take him twenty-three years and 8
months to square the debt.
Fred Douglas viii probable visit Tennt
/, see this month. He Will lecture at Kno
ie Vile, Memphis, and several other towns
a the South. Mr.. Douglass will receive
a. warm welcome from Memphis.
WASHINGTON.