The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-23
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ported IN Minnesota aud Dabpta, s'-s4 9, :
A CoRoNER's Jury investigating the
killing OF Col. Reppert aud Others at Asb-
Hand, KY, rendered RsYentliet finding that
deceased were killed bT srsee. fpHftla. PM he
Granite State,-and that said -firing-was not
I done in the line Of duty. The jury holds
Major Allen, commander OF the troops, cul-
pabie for ordering aud permitting the fire. Z
" EDWARD DHHPLRoYDEsi the. Cincinnati
miser who was robbed by burglars the oth-'
er night. lie. nearly atgthe point OF death :,
I lie is eighty years OF age, and is worth oyer
800, 900. Twenty-Five years ago be. pa
rated from his wife and cut off all coninlIt.
hieation with the world except to receive
sheeessaFy supplies.l Four masked burglars
entered his sleeping apartment, and sitter
beating himr brutally- they we're handed a
pocket-bQok containing s.. They wnenched
n large toe-nail from his foot, when he
pointed out the hiding place ofbonds worth
S18, Oo0 and roll Of currency. After valfIIy
$ingeing bis bodK.tfiey Transacted the House
land left. A police lieutenant penetrated to
the bedroom and'fouhd the old mar in bed
Of greasy rags.
ELLERY, ALBEE, the defaulting cashier
of the Ashuelot tN, H. Bank, has been
sentenced TO ten years. inIprisonment.i i-zrs
A CHINESE dwarf on exhibition in
Chicago wasfollo4Ye from New York By a
comely Irish girl, matrimonialiy inclined,
but Catholic priest oused the ire or tile
Celestial to the highest pitch by refusing to
unite the pair. 'fae = I..21.Ja1 1it 2 ~ i1i'
q DUKING the. performances of TehnY-
sons new drama, 1.-THE Promise OF Nay,
in London, the other night the Marquis OF
QueensburY twice arose and protested
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principles ef free theught (which hes said
was trfvesty on the sentiments OF free
thinkers. His remarks created a sensation.
Eand tie iATaFquisl eft the tBeater.s 81 "
JOHN BURGESS, Canadian inspector
of steamboat boilers, has been placed on
trial st Montreal for causing the death OF
VIM. Richardson, a passenger onthe steam
er Richelieu at the time of the recent explo-
sion. The evidence shows that the explo-
sion was the result Of the worn.out state OF
the water Jacket e tal ifh tf sf-3etfIfIt
The United States Marshal in Indian
Territory seized a quantity Of liquor be-
longing to army officers, rs the federal stat
utes permit the entry OF spirits only for med
icinal purposes. A protest has been entered
by the commander of the department, in
which Generals Sherman and Sheridan
join.
CHAELEs SaI8AwRENcBs win serve a
term OF fifteen years n the aIassachusetts
State-prisaa lpr wreezfng the Chieaao ex-
press on The Boston Ind Albany road last
April -,
r THE New York s. Texas Mexicah Rail-
way has purchased foar million acres ofland
for colonies. WN .mh
RICHARD HoFFMAN,.aa resident of
Somerset Township. Penp.ss has for years
been so badly paralyzed that he was com
PEELED te use a wheel chair. He states that
while praying behind barn he was ordered
to rise and walk, aud now goes about In the
natural way.
81, Ar the silver wedding of the Grown
Prince OF Germany, which occurs in jan
nary, the peop pie will present tableware and
furniture valued at q haltmiIlio on marks
SAN FRANC1sCo merchants have sub
scribed 500, ,OOO TO The Nicaragua ca nal pro-
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THE New York Associated Press and
the Western Associated Press have agreed
to operate under Joint management. So 4
10 r. A PACKAGE shipped from Europe to
Strassburgers sG5 Co., New York, and. sup
posed to contain $40, 600 worth of diamonds,
was found when opened to contain nothing
but rubbish.1 g. ~ q g-"
W.. A. ALLEN, a farmer living near
Eikhart, md, discovered nine valuable
Overcoats. .seereted IN his barn the other days
He. secured an officer apd another man and
laid in wait Tor the thieves, who came at
night, tozthe number of nine. Theoflcer
called on them to surrender, and in endeav-
oring to escape one was shot through the
neck, though not fatally.n Three got-aways
-ACONINIIssTONER PRICE has requested
the Secretary of War to send troops from
Fort Missouia to the FIathead~ agency in
Montana, 70 keep the camp followers and
women outaof the reservation and to pre-
vent the selling of liquor and trading with
the Indians II