The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15

EVIDENCE of the connection of p. J.
Sheridan, OF New York, and Frank Byrne,
arrested in Paris, France, the other day,
with the Phenix Park assassiuations was
said to be in the possession of the British
police.
The rolling-mill of the Potts Brothers,
stopped Eve weeks ago on account Of the
uncertainty about the tariff, started up
few days ago, but after one heat the plate
mill was compelled to stop on account of
strike by the puddlers and helpers.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the fund for tho
erection Of an Exposition building at St.
Louis, Mo-, had reached $540, OPS on the 5th.
a DISPATCH from TiptonviIle, Tenn,
on the 9TH said that town was completely
surrounded by water, the nearest land be-
ing ten miles to the east. Westward the
water extended sixty miles, giving the river
there width OF seventy miles. TWO thirds
Of Lake County, in which Tiptonville is sit
uated, ,lwas flooded, and nearly every farmer
in the OverfOwed land had lost his corn and
hogs and a considerable part of his cotton.
Hardly farm house had been left along
ReelfoOt Lake.
SUICIDES among German army Off
\ GERS. were recently said to be Of almost daily
occurrence.
A SECRET revolutionary society, with
a memb mbership Of six thousand, was said to
have been discovered in the North of Eng
land recently, the members being well sup
piled with fire .arms.
SENATOR TABOR and his wife, who
were married at Washington, D. c., few
days ago, deny the story since published
that they were married in st. Louis last
September.
B. S. WALDEN, President of the
Oklahoma Colony which left Kansas City
recently for the Indian Territory, has re-
| turned and says other members were COM
ing home across the country. Although
/ embarras,e ed In circumstances he announced
his intention OF making another start for
the Territory.
STORM signals were hoisted all along
/ the Nova Scotia coast on the 9Th. A severe
| snOw-storm prevailed on the same night.
| There was some fear Of veufcation oi
! Professor Virgins prediction of great
storms on the 9th, 10th and 11th.
The firm of Malster & Reamy, ship
! builders, machinisTs and proprietors OF the
4 dry dock at Locust Point, Baltimore. Md
made an assignment few days ago. Liabil-
! tiles were estimated at 100000. Provision
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| several hundred workmen.
TIE memorial tablet in the house at
| Rome, Italy, formerly occupied by PROBES.
sor Morse, the "father of the telegraph -
was unveiled a few days ago, in the pres.
enee OF a distinguished assembly.
The editor, the proprietor and the
! printer OF the Free Thinker, Of London,
Eng, have been convicted of blasphemous
/
and three months Imprisonment, respect.
lively.
A RECENT London (Eng.) Telegram
says the Society for the Suppression of Bias.
phcmous Literature will bring cases agains
Huxley, Tyndall, Herbert Spencer and othel
scientists, whose writings they hold spread
unbelief.
A TRADEs-UNION parade, intended a,
an anti-conyct-labor demonstration, tool
place at Albany, n. Y, the other day, work
men from Troy and Cohoes joining witt
those of Albany. Three thousand men were
in line.
IDA II. HOsMER, three feet tall, anC
Robert FL. Huzza, three feet six inches
were married few days ago on the stage o
the Brooklyn IN. " Museum, in whicl
they were attractions.
The failure of Henry Chapman & Co.
wholesale groccrs and wine and spirits mer
chants, Montreal, Cana, has been an
nounced. Liabilities S150,000.
GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN on the I'll
signed the pardon of Clarence Hite, whC
pleaded guilty Of train robbery at the Feb
ruary term OF the Daviess County Circui
Court, in 1882.
THE will of Henry Seybert, the Phila
delphia (Pa.) millionaire, disposes of $246,
600 among seventy nine charitable institu
tions. The bequests will be paid out Of tn
income of the estate. The residue. over
million dollars, is left in trust to establish
two institutions for the care and education
OF boys and girls, respectively. Seybert'
body was cremated at Washington, Pa,
few days ago. The heirs would contest tn
will.