The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-25

THE etain, first officer, and twenty
I've OF the crew Of Turkish transport which
went ashore in the BoSphOrus the other day
were drowned.
HELongfellow Memorial Association
have issued circular asking for contribu-
tions Of 81 each for the purpose of perma-
nentIy preserving the residence of the poet
and erecting an enduring memorial to his
fame on the grounds OF his residence.
A DISPATCH from Crittenden, New
Mexico, says white railroad men assaulted
the Chinese laborers and drove them from
camp the other day, beating them terribly,
and then hanged T. Scott, Superintendent
of Construction, to a telegraph pole until
he promised to dismiss the heathen.
FORTY houses and stores at Danville,
Quebec, were burned the other day, the loss
being estimated at $50, 900.
SrEwARTsvILLE, Mo-, was laid waste
BY fire on the 10Th. About forty houses
were Destroyed. Total loss, $140, 900; insu-
rance, $50, 900.
DIR. III. r. PALMER's International
Normal Music School begins June 26, at
bIeadville, Pa, and continues four weeks.
A DISPATCH from Minneapolis, Mimi,
says number of students of the State Uni
versity were out on a spree the other night,
and being followed by some of the faculty,
who proposed to capture and discipline
them, started to run. Asa Paine was pUr-
sued by Professors Moore and Pike, and
finding he was likely to be caught he turned
and displayed revolver, whereupon Prof.
Pike drew a pistol and fired, the shot TAX
ing effect In Paine's thigh, making painful
but not dangerous wound. Warrants were
issued for the arrest of Professors Pike and
Moore, charging the former with intent to
do great bodily harm, and the latter with
assault and battery.
Two masked men robbed a stage at
Black Hill, Texas, the other night.
In the star-route cases at Washing
ton, the other day, deputy marshal report
/ ed that he had been unable to arrest John
w. Dorsey or to learn his whereabouts.
Judge WyIie ordered the crier to call Dor
/ sey's name, when that Individual walked
up to the bar to plead not guilty. The hear
! ing was adjourned to May %, the marshal
| being reminded that he was responsible for
the safe-k eeping of Dorsey until bail was
furnished. Afterward the culprit gave bonds
| in $4,000. e--s
THE appearance of large quantities
of counterfeit silver dollars throughout
Wisconsin has led the authorities to believe
that a regularly organized gang of counter
feiters are at work. This belief is strength
ened by report from Crawford, to the
| effect that another batch of bogus coin has
| been discovered there.
The arrest of Doc Holiday, an al
legged Arizona stage robber, desperate and
murderer, is creating great excitement in
and about Denver, Colo. 1t is still believed
that the arrest Is only plan of the cowboys
to get Holiday in their hands and murder
him. These rival factions in Arizona have
terrorized that part of the country, and af-
fairs are taking political turn. In some
sections the cowboys are in the aseendency.
THE steamer Rio Grande, from Calves
ton, Texas, arrived off the Delaware Break
water with a cargo of cotton on fire, May II.
The captain decided to sink her.
The widow of Charles o. Rogers, OF
the Journal, of Boston, Mass, married an
| English clergyman named William Cum
ming. She then had fortune of $500, 900,
nearly half Of which she conveyed to her
new husband. His drunken and leVyd con-
| duct has forced her into the courts as an
applicant for divorce.
WHILE the widow of James Quigley
was filing her account as administrator in a
| court at Erie, Pa, few days ago, she was
startled by the appearance of another wild
ow of the same man, who laid claim to the
entire estate. 1t appears that the latter was
married in Buffalo twenty years ago, and
that Quigley deserted her with four children
on her hands.
AT Kirksville, Mo, on the 10th, Al
Mcdonald shot and instantly killed Willie
| QuintaI. The former is aged II years, the
latter was H. The killing took place in the
yard Of the dead boys mother. Both boys
had been hunting, and after coming home
young Mcdonald stepped up within few
feet of his victim, and said: "Your money
or your lif {" and fired, the ball taking ef-
feet below the collar bone and severing the
| jugular vein. Young Quintal staggered q
step or two and fell dead.