The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-14
NrIsCELLANEOrs.

Two masked mon armed with hickory
clubs entered Charles l.. Vernier's store,
near Lombardsville. Ohio, the other night,
and after an hours fight bound and gagged
the proprietor and escaped with 1909.
EIGHT crosses were torn down and
destroyed by anti-religionists near Montlu-
con. France, the other day.
TIE superintendent of postal cars for
Nova Scotia reports that mail bags from St.
John by the night train for Halifax, Truro,
PlctOu, etc, on the 4th, were received by the
Moncton and Halifax postal clerks with the
straps cut and all registered letters gone.
COLONEL JAsPER II. Moss, of
the committee OF arrangements for the re-
union Of federal soldiers and sailors at To-
peka, kans., Sept. / 1 to 16, has sent to Gen
eral james Marmaduke a cordial invitation
to the ex- Confederates Of Missouri, Texas,
and Arkansas to participate in the gather
ing.
THE residence of Major Phipps, the
absconding Superintendent OF the philadol-
phia Almehouse, was found to conceal pub
lie supplies valued at $40, 900. Mayor King
has-offered 500 reward for the arrest Of the
fugitive, who is supposed 20 be in Canada.
The amount Of the deficiency is increasing,
and it is impossible to say where the end
viii be.
DELEGATES from lifty-eight lodges of
the Amalgamated Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers held a secret session for six
hours in Pittsburgh, Pa, the other day, and
unanimously decided to continue the strike
! for So per ton. They have been idle since
June 1.
TIE Cincinnati Exposition was in
augurated by grand procession headed by
/ Gov. Foster and other notabIes. More than
/ 5000 mounted and uniformed men were in
/ line. An the features OF the pageant were
/ brilliant beyond expectation, aud the throngs
were vociferous ia their expressions of de-
+ light. The twenty-siX tableau cars, repre-
/ seuting ten epochs, beginning with Cincin-
! uatus at his plow and ending with Cincin-
/ natl rs it is, were all faithfully shown, and
/ the attendants tastefully and some even gor-
gcously attiTed.
THERE was free fight in Nashville,
Ind, the other night A lot OF stovemen
I employed by J. A. McGregor, agent Of the
/ Standard oil Company, revived an old quar-
rel with some citizens. Pistols, knives,
/ clubs aud stones were freely used by some
/ forty participants. The officers were over
powered, and the conflict ragged for two
hours. A number OF persons were severely
! wounded.
/ REPRESENTATIVE from $50 labor or
ganizations paraded in New York City the
other day. Many red flags were in line, and
the bands played tho 'MarseilIalse. " The
notices carried were; "An Men are Born
Alike and Equal.'' Labor Built this Re
/ public, Labor Shall Rule It." ''No Man
can Make Land, No Individual Should Own
I It."
The Sultan of Turkey has at last
issued proclamation declaring Arab Pa
sha rebel for disobeying the orders OF the
I Khedive and Derviseh Pasha. thereby pro
vokng the Intervention OF England. Il
winds mp by eXhorting all Egyptians to obey
the Khediye.
In the case Of the alleged Chinese
merchants who arrived at san Francisco on
4 tho steamer City OF Rio dc Janeiro from
Pana, aad who were not permhied 20 hlnd.
Judge Field, IN the United States Circuit
/ Court, decided that merchants coming from
4 countries other than China may land with
out certificates.