The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-29

JoHNsoN's harvester works, Brock
port, N. Y, employing 450 men, burned on
the Goth. Loss, $500, 600; insurance, $500, :
900. One man perished.
MoRRIsoN's paper mill, at Tyrone,
Pa, burned on the 18th. Loss, S225, 900;
insurance, S17o, 900.
HENRY HUDDLEsToN. q negro, was
lynched at Winchester, Tenn, for assaulting
a woman.
THE schooner Massasoit was sunk by
an iceberg of st. John, Newfoundland June
10. -Four OF the crew peTished.
An Emancipation Day celebration at
Houston, Texas, ended in a general dis
turbance, during which Deputy Marshal C.
r. Witham and negro named Henderson
were killed. officer Glass was severely
wounded and w. Myers, eolored, was shot
IN the hand.
OLIVER LARCON and John Peterson,
young men, were drowned near Hastings,
Mimi, the other night. They had heen on
an excursion, and fell from the steamer.
Mrs. A. j. MARTIN, wife of a prOmi-
nent merchant OF Jefferson, Colo, commit
ted suicide the other day By shooting herself
through the heart. Cause unknown.
j. N. BROWN, Justice of the Peace at
Dallas, Greg, took fatal dose OF chloro-
form on the 10Th. He had been suffering
from asthma.
JARVIS GAY, an old veterinary sur
geon, OF Norwood, Mass, asked G.. w. Ed
mund to direct him on his way at early hour
on the 18th. Edmund mstook him for
burglar and fatally shot him.
A BOILER explosion on the snag-boat
Woodruff, near Cincinnati, June 20, tore the
deck and cabin to spIinters. Clay Jones was
fatally injured and two others were badly
hurt
AT Hamilton, Ont, June 81, George
Ralston and his housekeeper, Mrs. Forbes,
were shot by the latter's husband, from
when she had been divorced for years.
Forbes then shot himself. All three are
dead.
WAUKEsHA, Wis, was excited on the
2lst by the death of Mrs. Magdalena Hille
from taking twelve grains of morphine,
given her in mistake by DIR. Hugo Piller,
who supposed he was administering quiz
nine.
MINNIE CHIQUEN, II years Of age,
was murdered by her jealous lover, James
Trihlon, while walking with a young man
named Henry James, near Dover, n. j.,
his rival, but the youth took to his heels
and escaped. The girls body was found
in the canal, where it is supposed to have
been thrown by the murderer.
AT Burlington, Iowa, on the 21st,
Gustave Wilbeek, a Swede, hanged himself
through fear that be would be Iynched for
causing the death OF a young lady friend
who was murdered week previous by an
unknown party.
WHILE the colored division of the
Grand Army Of the Republic was parading
IN Baltimore, Nd, on the 2lst, boys made
an attack upon them with stones, which
was resented. Robt. McNally, aged Is, was
cut fatally.
THIS story comes from Danville, Ill. {:
Allie MiH>, aged II, Emma Oglesby, an or
phan, aged 16, and Mary Jones, aged "a, en-
ployed by Mr.. Brown, who keeps a board
ing house, bought p cents worth of
arsenic, June 2l, divided it into three doses,
and swallowed it. Allie Mills and Miss
Oglesby fingered in great agony until
O'Clock next morning, when they both died.
The doctors were more fortunate with Miss
Jones and got her on fair road to recov-
cry. Miss Mills, according to letters writ
ten by herself, wanted to die because her
father lived with an Objectionable woman,
thus compelling her to WORK out. The 9TH
ers had no particular reason, save that they
were tired OF the hard lot of a servant girl's
life.