The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The movement for the severance of
Norway from Sweden and the establishment
of republic is said TO be spreading.
IT is now stated that Gen Ignatieff
resigned the Russian Ministry Of the Inte-
rior because he could no longer guarantee
the safety OF the Emperor.
ARABI PAsHA will resist to the death
any interference with the affairs OF Egypt by
her enemies, and can regard no settlement as
satisfactory until the fleets are Withdrawn.
He has had no thought of ruling without the
Khedive.
JAY A. HUBBELL, Chairman of the
Republican Congressional Committee, in an
open letter to George William Curtis asks
the latter to join him in requesting the Pres
ident to submit to the Attorney General the
question of liability under the law for max
ing campaign contributions.
GEORGE q. CANNON, in the Taber
nacle at Salt Lake, endeavored to prove the
unconstitutionality ofthe Edmunds bill, and
received vote sustaining his course. His
speedy return to Washington is believed
TO have some connection with the Utah
Commission.
THERE is good authority for the
statement that Minister Lowell will soon be
recalled at his own request, to be succeeded
by Governor Long, Of Massachusetts.
CAPTAIN JOHN CowDoN, well-known
in connection with the improvement Of the
Mississippi River, is out with number of
charges against Captain Eads and the mem
bers of the River Commission, and calls for
an investigation by Congress.
LIEUTENANT DANENHowER has had
an interview with Secretary Chandler in re-
mains of the members Of the Jeannette's
crew found by Engineer Melville. A COM
mttee OF three naval officers will report up
on the expediency of applying to Congress
for assistance.
THE Pennsylvania Democrats have
adopted platform protesting against the
boss and spoils system, denouncing all re-
pudiation, denouncing the pardon of those
who were convicted Of fragrant subversion
Of public trusts, declaring the ballot-boX the
only hope OF reform and demanding a just
apportionment.
THE prohibition amendment in Iowa
is adopted by something like 10000 majority.
FRANCE win cooperate with England
in an armed Intervention in Egypt If neces-
sary. The panic at Alexandria is renewed
and there are symptoms aof. another riot.
There are 30 men-of-war in the harbor Of
Alexandria, and the Italian fleet is cruising
within easy distance.
The Illinois Republicans nominated
Gen. John c. Smith for Treasurer and
Chas. s. Stratton for Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
THE Michigan Prohibitionists have
nominated full State ticket.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A BUGGY race near St. Joseph, Mo,
on the 25th, ended in a collision. Mr.. H. T,
Below was fatally injured, and his wife and
lady friend were badly hurt
II. SMITH, a saloon-keeper at Chico,
Cal, killed his wife. June p, and was taken
to Jail, where he took dose OF poison in
order to disappoint a large party of lynchers
who were trying to get at him.
DISGUISED assassins fatally shot
Thomas Magoghe, aeonstabuary pensioner,
while sitting in the lodge OF wealthy farm
er at Kilketlar. Ireland, June p.
A FEuD existed at Cimarron, Kans.,
between J. A. Shumate, merchant, and
j. w. Dixon, a hotel keeper, the former de-
claring that he would kill his enemy. The
other morning the merchant went to Dix
on's bar, and after a few words, was hit five
times with revolver bullets, dying in the
street.
JASON RICHARDSON, rich and re-
spected farmer near Leavenworth, Rans.
kissed his wife good-by, few days ago, say
ing that she would probably not see him
again. He drove to the city, mailed her a
draft for large sum OF money, and myster-
iously disappeared. His body was subse-
quently found near the water works He
had taken poison.