The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-12

Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL.


the remainder nominated r. II. Mcdonald
for Governor and William Sims for Lieu
tenant -tiovernor.
JAMES KELLY, one of the oldest resi-
dents OF Pittsburgh, Pa, who was worth
100000 in 1872, died the other day, almost
pauper. While he gave literally to char
illes and ihdOrsed notes for aIl his friends
nc fought public schools and the tax gath :
eTers, and resisted the annexation OF his lands
TO the city. fL
DISPATCHES from COrea are to the
effect that Tie japanese embassy after be-
ing dallied with by the usurper for some
days, left the capital and embarked for
home. This brought the Coreans to terms.
The Japanese Rero Invited back and the ne
gotiations resulted In ths grantiak iof4abont
all that Japan expected. The Chinese en-
bassador used z, 000 troops to bring the me-
gotiations TO a Harmonious close. lie carried
of the chief insurgent leader.
TIE Greek Minister has had an in
terIew with Said Pasha, Turkish Prime
Minister, during which he declared Greece
would not renounce an inch of territory
ceded TO her by the Porte.
THE Executive Committee of the Anti
Monopoly League OF New York has formally
indorsed the Democratic nominees for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, an act
which is supposed 10 carry with it thousands
Of votes.
Ex-Governor RAMSEY, of the Utah
Commissiou, states that the leading polyga :
mists offered to make no attempt TO vote,
aud have kept their word. The Mormons
can carry the elections by large majOrities,
and will probably nominate Mayor Kane, OF
Salt Lake, for delegate in Congress- The
off n las I,o fI,,
ication from politics OF all the able and
wealthy men Of the Mormon church.
REV. G.. b. SIMoNs, Baptist minister
OF Greenbush, N. Y, charged with writing
love letters to a young lady Of his congrega-
tion, has resigned.
Nix. BEECHER, on the thirty-lifth an
niversary Of his connection with Plymouth
church, took occasion to state that OF late
years his beliefs have not changed, and TO
avow his responsibility atone to his congre-
CATION.
HENRY GEORGE, in a speech at Cork,
Ireland, urged nationalizatioa OF Land as
the only solution OF the land question not
only in Ireland, but in the United States,
where ho said he saw the question coming
20 the front.
BANCROFT, the historian, celebrated
his eigbty-third birthday at Newport, r.. l.,
Oct. >. Attorney General Brewster took
part in the cntertainment.
The election in Georgia passed off
quietly. stephens majority is estimated al
10000. Returns from Delaware show a
small Democratic majority.
THE Democrats of Connecticut have
nominated Thomas NJ. Waller for Governor
and George @. Sumner for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor.
ADELAIDE Philips, the famous
contralto, died at Carlsbad the other day.
She was born at Stratford- on Avon, in. 1888,
and ten years later made her debut as an ac-
tress in Boston. She attracted the notice oi
Jenny Lind, and funds were raised to give
her musical edncation. She first appeared
in opera in New York in 1885, and in Paris
in 1861. She had a fine place at Marshdeld
Mass.
Henry G. FISK, clerk of the Pacific
Railroad Committee Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, disappeared June 10. 1t is feared
that he lost his reason, as his mother and
brother died in the insane asylum at Utica
N. Y. He was a colonel in the Union army,
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.
GUsTAF RAUCH, a butcher, was fa-
tally wounded while sitting in his shop, al
Moline, H., the other night, charge OF
small shot taking effect in his chest, neck,
and face. The work was done by a brother,
Charles, who stood on the sidewalk not
twenty feet away and fired through the win
dow. The trouble was all about young
woman who kept house for the brothers,
both OF whom were infatuated with Der and
wanted to marry her. 1t is supposed she
decided in favor OF Gustaf. Charles was
arrested. *
Ell BAUGHMAN was accidentally shot
aud seriously wounded by Robert Barney,
while hunting near Dunlirk, Ohio, the 9TH
or day. Barney mistOOk his companion foI
squirrel.
VOLT BURBANK, a barber at Newton
Falls, Ohio, poisoned himself the other day
having failed an three previous attempts Il
cut short his career.
FREDERICK BECKER, aged SO, was
struck by train while crossing bridg,
near Massillon, Ohio, the other night, and
literally torn to pieces. One leg was found
two miles from the scene OF the accident.
on the same day, Val. Geram, track walk
or, was killed near Rowlesburg, w. Va,
and Bert HELM was decapitated in the Lake
Shore yards at Elkhart, Ind.
WILLIAM LARKIN, variety actor
was fatally assaulted by Bartholomew
O'Neill, a liquor dealer, in New York, on
THE Kreich and Geritzki families oc.
cupy cottages near Norwood Park, suburb
OF Chicago. A we'll on Kreich's place sup.
piled both houses with drinking water unit
recently, when misunderstanding arose ant
the Gertzkis were forbidden to draw anDth'
er bucket on pain Of death. Julia, a Polish
domestic employed by Geritzki, went to tht
we'll the other mOrning aud was killed by
charge OF slugs from a rifle in the hands oi
Rudolph kreich, eight years old.
WM. DONNELLY dnd Owen Cava
naugh, brothers in-law, quarrelcd about
some land az Washington, Ind, Oct. I'd.
Cavanaugh got q fatal bullet in his side and
Donnelly was arrested
EDWARD LEWIS was drowned in the
Ohio, uOar Concord, Ky, the other night.
A skin capSized.
JOSEPH BRADLEY, a hOrse-thief, es-
capped from the custody of the police a
Hagerstown, Md, the other day, by open.
ing fire on them with revolver. Deputy
Sheriff Benner was badly wounded.
AN unknown travelling man insulted
some ladies in the depot at Anderson, Ind.
the other night. They appealed to Samue
Trublood for protection. Mr.. TrublooC
stepped forward and struck from the shoul'
der, whereupon the rufiian stabbed him IL
the right lung and made on. The. .wount
will probably prove fatal.
MRs. B, WILLIAMS, of What Cheer
Iowa, killed boarder named Allison, Oct
2, and then sent a bullet into her own brain
Allison's attentions to Mrs. Williams haC
caused her husband to leave her. She lef
letter expressing regret for her folly and
commenting her child to the care Of rela-
tives.