The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-11

killing Sergt. Richard Clsey, Of the Third
Cavalry. A mountain howitzer transported
tho noble chief to the happy hunting
grounds. Jack was a leader in he Thornburg
and Meeker massacres, and was very bad
mar.
DORA STEINMETZ, aged II, was
thrown from a horse, near Pleasantville,
Warren County, Iowa, few days ago. and
probably fatally injured. Her saddle was
not securely strapped, she was unseated.
and the horse ran away, dragging her by
one foot for half a mile. Every particle Of
clothing was torn off. except her stockings,
and scattered IN shreds along the road. Her
body, head, face and arms were terribly
lacerated.
A CHURCH in Dover, n. H., was near
ly destroyed by fire on the morning Of tie
2d, and at night a number OF persons were
crushed beneath its falling walls. The crash
OF falling brick and timbers, with the first
shrieks Of the victims, were heard a great
distance, and hundreds of citizens ran to
their assistanee. Within an hour four limp
and almost lifeless forms were taken from
the debris and removed to their homes,
viii excited citizens continued the search
for missing relatives and friends. Judge J.
r. Varney, editor of the local paper, was
killed. Mrs. Whitney, Stewart Clifford, j..
II. Burleigh, and jerome Bennedot were
| probably fatally injured, and others were
missing.
EDGAR CHITTENDEN, son of DR..
! Cbittenden, OF Anderson, Ind, was sho
and probably fatally wounded by a man
named Ryan, the defeated candidatefor Town
| Marshal, May >. The cause of the shoot-
| ing was Chittenden's hurrahing for the sue
J frrT al
THREE persons were killed and many
! injured by the explosion OF a gunpowder
factory at BilbOa, Spain, on the I'd.
w. G. KRUGER, who recently OBJ
tanned a patent for flying machine, and
had become penniless in making further ex-
periments, put bullet through his brain in
New York the other day, after breaking up
his models.
ALFRED DRAKE, 16 years old, pu-
| pill in the Public School at st. Paul, MINI.
cherished boyish attachment for fellow
| pupil named Jennie Faulkner. The gir's
! parents lately interfered to check the fnti-
macy. The boy sought an interview with the
/ girl on the 3D., TO urge secret marriage and
/ elopement. When she refused he became
/ frantic and fired three shots at her with a
revolver, one Of which made flesh wound
in her shoulder. The shooting occurred on
/ the sidewalk, and the girl ran into the house.
/ The boy ran down the street a short dis
tance, and then put the revolver to his head,
killing himself instantly.
ALBERT SOLEsKI, of Milwaukee,
/ Wis, went out with his intended bride the
other day to invite friends to the wedding
which was TO occur shortly. He left the
girl with a friend until he went to invite
others. He was not seen afterward unit
the Sd, when he was found dying by the
roadside 10 miles from town. He had IS,
when he disappeared, and had evidently
/ been robbed.
NINE inmates of a boarding-ho
kept by Mary Robinson, in Pittsburg, Pa.
were poisoned on the 81, some OF whom car
not recover. Nelson Fry, a boarder. pur-
chased poison and gave it to Julia Watkins,
a domestic, with instructions TO mix it in
/ dough. The girl was arrested, but Fry
managed to escape.