The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-10-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Russell Sage will go into the Louisville and
/ Nashville directory.
ANOTHER case of yellow fever has
/ been announced in the city Of Pensacola
and people are leaving.
/ TwENTY-TIIREE Provincetown (Mass.)
/ fishing vessels were on the Grand Banks of
/ Newfoundland during the recent disastrous
| gales and all rode the storm out safely.
THE public debt, less cash in treas
ury, is 81 ,521 ,Sl1 ,535, a decrease during
| September Of $l4,707, ,229.
/ CHRISTINE NILSSON landed in New
4 York on the I'd.
THE report of a treaty between Spain
and Germany is denied.
Four of the yellow fever patients at
San Francisco are recovering.
The plans of the Director-General
for completion of the Panama Canal have
been approved.
AN attempt was recently made to as
sassinate the British Consul at Scutari,
Albania.
SIX miners were killed by the fall of
a cage in a coal-mine at Leigh, England, on
the I'd.
THE National Association of Sta
tionary Engineers met on the 2d in Chi
cago.
THE American Board of Commission
ers for Foreign Missions met in Detroit,
Mich, on the ID.
THE daily average transactions of the
New York clearinghouse the past year
were $137, ,704, ,4O2.
RICHARD MICHAELIs, of the Chicago
Freie Presse, has been bound over on a
charge of criminal libel.
PmLsBURY & HULBERT's elevator at
Fargo, Oak, burst on the 2d under pres
sure of the grain stored.
HOWARD & GAMBLER, wholesale
druggists, Atlanta, Ga, were burned out
on the 2d loss, $4,000.
Col. john c. TIDBALL is ordered tC
command of the artillery school at Fortress
Monroe in place of Gen. Getty, retired.
A MONTREAL bailiff was recently
pitched through show window by a man
of-warsman for sighting remarks about
Prince George.
JOHN A. HENRY, of indianapolis, has
been appointed law clerk in the POst-ofIic6
Department in place of Judge Ray, re
signed.
A PANIC occurred on the I'd in Chris
tie street Grammar School, New York, and
a terrible catastrophe was narrowly missed
THE Yelled Prophets parade in St
Louis on the evening of the ID was favored
with good weather and viewed by al
enormous multitude. The ball was The
usual crush of elegant costumes.
REAR ADMIRAL SANDS, retired, dice
on the 3D., aged eighty-nine.
, Mr.. DEvER, a deaf mute living a
Iowa Station, Ill, assaulted his sister-in
law on the ID nearly killing her, and theI
beat his own brains out with an axe.
q 1 I'M Frr-sei L
1 Canada.
e KING ALFONSO has given 10,0o'
= francs for the poor of Paris.
:, BANCROFT, the historian, celebrated
r his eighty-third birthday on the 3D..
y LATE advices from Madagascar re
port the French garrisons blockaded.
, THE Corean Embassy were show
= through the vaults of the Treasury on tn
a Sd.
/. THREE HUNDRED Oregon pioneer
= started on the Sd on an excursion East owe
II the Northern Pacific.
ANOTHER effort to frame an appor
= tionment bill has been defeated in tn
Pennsylvania Legislature.
II JAY GOULD, Russell Sage and ThOma
:, f. Ryan are the three new names in th
= Louisville & Nashville directory.
# HOMER A. and DR.. Francis c. Herr
IS of Philadelphia, have been arrested
charged with extensive mining frauds
THE Canadian Pacific has made
= rule that no one shall take into a passenge
i car any package or lunch basket.
> In Cleveland, on the Sd VIM. Rubuk
% fell seventy feet from a new building, stril
e ing on his face, receiving fatal injuries.
, A LONDON bank cashier has bike
the Bank of England out of 100000 and a
seconded. He lost it speculating.
, AT two o'clock the morning of the
IS the Pittsburgh Exposition buildings caugt
st fire and burned to the ground; loss 81
D.; 100000.
a, THE City Council of Stratford-ol
a Avon has adopted a resolution condemnfT
e the proposition to disturb the remains
Shakespeare.
& A LEGISLATIVE committee to invest
O. gate certain matters in connection with tt
gt Standard Oil Company began its session
rs Philadelphia on the Sd.
le j. L. STRANGER, a young farmer
is Wanye City, ILL.,, on the night of the ,
A. blew out the gas in his room at the Presco
House, New York, and was found nearl
dead in the morning. 1t was thought
~ would recover.
to THE Bishop of Clonfert, Ireland, in
speech at Loughrea on the 81 denounce
the system of State-aided emigration.
'T SANITARY inspection has been esta
~ lished at the Mexican border in Arizona
- guard against yellow fever.
The Biennial Conference of Churc
workers among the deaf takes place
IL Philadelphia, October IS,
lat The report that the Army of Il
ar Cumberland had abandoned the idea
es, erecting a monument to Garfield in Was
IN ington was cauard.
~ In opening a club at Belfast, Irelan
ga on the Sd, Sir Stafford Northcote asked t
ia Irish Conservatives to unite against (
ho party that would destroy their religion a
=, their liberties.
~ GENERAL ROGER a. PRYOR sailed
= England on the Sd to be one Of the couni
- for O'Donnall. He thinks il viii requ
~ stronger evidence than yet given to secU
- a conviction if there is n fair trial.
id As Deputy Marshall Young enter
,ss the Lee County jail at Fort Madison, low
nd on the evening Of the 81, one of the prise
Ice ers threw pepper in his eyes and anotl
of knocked him senseless with stick OF wc
las and all the prisoners escaped. The SheI
was absent.