The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-28
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

GEORGE DEvERs, a farmer near
White Sulphur, Ky, was fatally shot by
Marshal G. A. Cole, OF Georgetown, the
other night. George and his brother were
under the influence, and attacked the Mar
,hal when he ordered them to subside.
l.. S. WILSON, teller of the Fourth
National Bank Of Columbus, o., died at a
hotel in East Saginaw, Mich, the other
night, from an overdose OF chlOral taken to
alleviate headache.
Two policemen had a little practice
In a New York station house on the 18th.
Officer Henderson, who had been drinking,
pounded Officer Hogan with a club and
tried to finish him with the contents OF a
revolver.
THOMAS TURNER, well-known farm
er rear Galena, ILL.,, was thrown from a
buggy and fatally injured the other evening.
The accident was the result of a practical
joke by some unknown person, who unsnap-
ped the lines from the bits OF Turner's horse
and hitehod them to the hames.
BEN GooDsoN, aged IS, and Rebecca,
his daughter, were killed by lightning, at
Bryant, Ind, during recent storm. Isaac
Saunders was prOstrated, but he will prob
ably recover.
Two young mutes, named Akers, es-
capped from the asylum at StauntOn, Va,
the other day, and were killed by train.
THE body of Samuel Voght, Ger
man laborer, was found in the river at Ham
ilton, Ohio, the other day, with a bullet
hole in the head. When last seen alive he
had Il, 900 in his pockets, and was about to
return to the fatherland. OF course the
money was gone.
II. +. SHERWOOD, prominent young
cd Axsyl1i 10 fisbf Mar
shaltown, Iowa, the other day.
The seats of q circus exhibiting al
Mount Airy, North Carolina, fell the other
day, carrying down fifteen hundred people,
OF whom fifty were seriously injured.
A LADY aged about 90, richly dressed
in black, rather small build, fleshy, and will
gray hair, was found on the Wabash track,
near Monticello, H., on the goth, bruised
and unconscious She died in few min
utes. SHE had ticket from Peoria to st.
Louis, and probably fell from night train.
MRs.rJ. Z. GOODRICH, of Union City,
Pa, was knocked down by a train, while
trying to cross the track the other day, and
lived but few hours.
SARAH ELsToNE, of Woodstock, On.
tario, kindled fire the other day and stood
over il until she was fatally burned.
WALTER DUNN and r. u. Wilson, o.
Sebewa, Mich, exchanged shots the Other
day. Wilson was wounded in three places
and win not live long. Dunn escaped with
a shattered hand.
A COAL TRAIN on the North and Wes
Branch Railway went through trestle neal
Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the Goth. Half dozeT
miners were seriously hurt.
THERE was a grand smash on the
New Haven & Northampton Railway, aeal
Greenfield, Mass, on the 18th. Conductor
Phillips, Brakeman Curtis and Fireman Eg
rlestein were killed; Conductor Z. J. Hes
lev. Engineer Geo. Washburn and Engineer
Hamilton were seriously injured. Two 10
comotives and a lot of freight cars were de
molished.
EIGHT HUNDRED pounds of powder II
a min at Santa Cruz, Cal, exploded on tn
18th. r. Tufts lost his life and all the win
dOws round about were broken.
Mrs. JONAS NoRDsTRUM, of Sioul
Falls, OAK, was fatally gored by cow th'
other day.
THE boiler of the ferry steamer Rich
elieu exploded at Lachine, Ontario, Sept
81, and killed Pierre Duquette, pilot; Jas
Richardson and Perselliut Amyot, Of Cha
teauguay, farmers. Duquette, son of the
pilot, is supposed 70 have been blown over
board. Several passengers were severely
Rcalded.