The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-29
IN BRIEF.

NEWS IN BRIEF.
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Compiled from, Various Sources.
MINISTER LOWELL was elected Ree-
tor Of st. Andrews University, Eng, on
the 22d. l.f8T
The newly ORGANIZED. Peruvian Gov
ernment has had q, ministerial crisis al
ready. ic- sCtloTe3 hffoa hiG 6iGizli
CHINA has informed France that an
attack on Bacs 'NinlI- -yyil- DE considered
cdSts beIh.
IT is now said that O'Donnen, Carey
slayer was MollIe AIaguire ehiefin Penn
syAYanlafo taLail Z .-1a44-s 81 -.t -f...a
The Canadians are having consider
able trohbleto take care Of destitute imrni-
grants arriving from Ireland ..~-rg ir
Somebody put a dynamite blast un-
der the. Delaware saloon at panYipe, Ind,
on the 10Th and blew the building TO pieces
IsMAIL PAsHA, ex-Khedfve OF Egypt
says the calamity in the Soudan- is due to
inefficiency Of the central government at
Cairo.
Tue issue of standard silver dollars,
for the week ending the 18th amounted to
$339, 900, against S940,OO0 for the same time
last year.
THE British superintendent of the
Nicobar Islands was shot dead by Sepoy
officer recently, who Immediately commit
ted suicide. .,--
china has sent. a circular letter to the
powers setting forth that il the French in
wade Northern Anam they viii be opposed
by Chinese troops. .-ls slg,.s r,.fa 'i
QUEEN VICTORIA returned to Wind
sor Castle on the both Extraordinarily pre-
cautions were taken to guard the tram and
line of the railroad. .....
THE Prussian system. of government
railways is making money. bill pro-
viding for further purchase of roads is To
be brought forward. 'fn.-soi@ '''f'
THE Poole murder trial in Dublin re-
suited in a conyictionlon- the both. On re-
ceiving sentence the prisoner called for
three cheers for an irish republic.
REPoRrs of food damages continue
to come in from all quarters. The Wabash
Valley is inundated and small streams
everywhere are swollen to rivers.
CURIo VAN TRoTHA, who lately sued
the Long Island Railroad Company. for
$4,000 damages for injuries received, was
awarded 81, 800 by the Court on.the 2lst.
GEoRGE d. BAUR, of Portsmouth, o.,
a clerk in the railway mail service between
Columbus, o.. and Ashland, KY, was ar
rested on the 2lst charged with rifing let
ters.
AN ex-Deputy Sheriff and a night
watchmafi Who were caught in the act Of
setting fire to a store in Manistee, Mich,
declare that they were hired by the owner
to do it. .--.-N
Portions of the cargo Of the steamer
Manistee have been found on the shore OF
Isle Royaie, Lake Superior, and little
doubt is now felt that she was lost with ali
on board. fnss aa is7 r-'tfis''e
RECEIPTS of bituminous coal at Pitts
burgh, Pa, for the year 1883 win be about
100000 tons, falling offHOf 100000 tons
from last years receipts. Shipments show
a decided increase. ~ E .t..e-a E 81
AN-early- adjustment of differences
between the windOw-glFss ssmanufaettl1'e4s
and blowers at Pittsburgh, PA, is not Iesc
pected. It is probable The factoriassvs vii
.not.Resapethis year. "
EvHP oL-@f 8 SIS. H
: The French brig VoeaBerg is reporteS
TO have sank October so in consequence o
a collision. Eighty-eight lives were lost
The American ship Thomas Dana landeS
twenty-one survivors at Fayal.
THE verdict Of the Coroiner.s Jury OF
the Wisconsin State-house tlisaster hold
Contractoc Nowlan responsible for gTos
negligence, and Architects Jones and Koel
for designing the interior without due re
gard TO safety during construction, 10 ..a e
ADMIRAL PoRrEBss annual 9repor
criticises the new Cruisers lately contract
ed for, and recommends the constructor
of swift ships with heavy guns and goo'
going qualities under sail. Also, he rec
ommends increased attention to lake de
fenses.
A BERLIN dispatch of the 10Th says
"The warmth of the Crown Princes recep
tion in Genoa has given much gratihcatiO
here. The presence at Genoa of a Russial
Admiral WIN pN4O EtusSAhM GoINetbes was re
garded of a special mark of the Car
friendship and-of having political signif
cance."
JACOB ID. CROUCH, his son-in-law an
daughter, and Moses Policy, a Texan wh
was staying with the family, were chlorC
formed and murdered in bed at jackson
Mich, the night Of the 21st. Crouch an
Policy had both received large amounts {
money, which the murderers are suppose
to have secured. A negro who lived in th
house he's been arrested. sf
THE storm on the 21st was exceeding
" Severe over a wide area Of eUpntr,
Railroad washouts were numerous and tel
graph service was impeded.. AT Piedmon
No, two women and three children wei
drowned and much property destroye
At Fredericktown, No. the freshet was q
highest known in seventy years. Serio'
damage is. reported from many towns.
Indianapolis it is estimated at S250,0O,
COMMANDER WILDEs, of the Yanti
testified before the Court Of Inquiry
the 18th that aside from the wooden sheat
ing the Yantic was equipped for pol
voyage the same as she would have be-
for a trip to the West Indies. The failu
of the expedition witness thought due
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