The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-29
Personal AND GENERAL.


with an uItimatum. It is probable that
offensive movements in Tonquin have be-
gun. Negotiations have been resumed at
Paris.
ADDISON GARDINER iRfcE, prom
inent lawyer OF Buffalo, n. y, and
widely known throughout the State, died
the morning of the 18th. Mr.. Rice took an
active part in the anti-slavery movement,
and at the breaking out of the war raised
and equipped two regiments mainly at his
own eKpense.s .f3lItf 20;
The Pestmaster7Ge4eral has issued
an order forbidding Postmasters to furnish
pension agents with lists Of ex-soldiers or
to distribute agents. circulars. -sEiJ-lsti
ADMIRAL CoURBEE, has all the men he
wants in Tonquin.- at least he does not ask
for any more. - "a
A SOCIALIST printing office in Fienna1
has heep, seized by the .peBqe,ra vgT .seza
h TIE mipes in which the strike OCCUR
red at Menominee, Mich, viii shut down
for the winter. Z .EaE7oioJ ,gnuGoJ
FIFTYi persons ine Thorn, PrHssias
have tFichinosis. The American hog is
vindicated again. T
TOM BLAKE and Edward Gearing
noted thieves, escaped from the Peniten-
tiary at Riverside, Pa, on the Goth.
CLERKS in the late Auditors office at
Cincinnati have been detected in scheme
to swindle taxpayers. arF
JOHN w. BENwAY, while drunk, blew
up John Longs house at Dedham, Mass,
wibh keg of powder on the both.
TIE stockholders Of the Northern Pa
cifc Railway have ratified the action of
the board regarding the new $20,000,0O0
loan. .}| .@1"ol5Nt s.'-4-'
A pEcIs1oN has been rendered in the
celebrated contest over the will of the late
Governor Washburn, of Wisconsin.
THE speech from the throne was.
coldly received in the Prussian Chamber of
Deputies the 2Oth, and the financial
measures brought forward are severely
criticised. -&-- - 4l4G
REPREsENTATIYE PHELPs, of New
Jersey, is made the spokesman of Republic
can members OF, Congress in an, effort to
t-secure harmony He wants ex-Speaker
| Keifer to decline denomination.
! COMMANDER WMDEs was cross-exitInS
I ined by General -Hazen on the 20th and
/ stuck to his statements about the general
/ lack of information displayed by the Sig
nal Service officers in fitting out the Pro-
teus expedition. ''a'' -t.lsE. p" &
| JACOB a, NEBINGER was on the goth
1 GOAAN AGAGNA i'll bAltr AAAlN64 0bdbGo GOu1b az
/ PhiIadelphia of embezzling Government
funds while Postmaster at Steelton, Pa.
A NUMBER of leading citizens of New
ark, N. j.. have asked fora reprieve of
Chisholm, the murderer, and Leon Albeit,
Governor-elect, has Joined in the request
1 L. M. FUMFORD, dealer in buggies
ana agricultural implements at Kalamazoo,
Mich, who failed few weeks ago, has
. faI nTei inf nf n Al7b1
N. y, firm who charge him with embezzle-
nient. f--
+ H. H. SHEPLEY, Fred Erby, J. II.
Cook and b. Frank Moore, who represented
different lotteries in Chicago, were found
guilty on the goth of sending forbidden
matter through the mails. Sentence was
deferred. ...tt.-f .t4g. .f...l.f, r.x.
! THE total cases at Brewton, Ala, dur
ing the yellow fever epidemic was seventy.
five; deaths twenty-eight. -.
| GENERAL AUGUsTUs 9. DODGE, for
naerly tJhited States Senator and Minister
4 to Spain eight years, died in Burlington
Ia, the afternoon of the Goth, after an i'll
ness of four days. he was seventy years
j of age.
ii SURGEON VAN ZANDT, United States
Marine Hospital at San Francisco. Cal, re
{ ports two cases ofyellow fs3er at thatin
stitution. SeteAN t&si-@--r--t-- -
81 THIETY th0usands chests of eaweFc
sold in New York on ths-;11st.l = E ,-,-.ss =
IT is feared the steamer Manistee ha'
been Iost.sol1 lake superid6 with all sol
board. s - 4
A.PARIs dispafch of the t20ths-statec
that the hreaking out Of war-yvIths CBiE'
was apparently only the question OF b feV
) hours T'7Fki1 fF e
II . COMMODORE j OEN~D1.h BETsfsEl1Eyy ne
: tired officer Of the United States Navy
died on the 21st at Philadelphia, Pa, frop
paralysis. =,
al iniunctions against the issue o
the Northern Pacific Railway second mort
/, , gage have been dissolved. ''5'5f "
THE latest Chinese proposals on TIL
Tonquin question are not acceptable to tn
French. ass 81 ts1.eai,
The Mississippi Valley Bank at Yicks
; burg, Miss, has closed its doOrs.,a t1.f
= THE Crown Prince of Germany vii
not visit the King of Portugal. 7s
CoMMOpoRE KoUNTz, proprietor c
the Allegheny (Pa.) Naii, was on the 2ls
found guilty of criminal libel.
The Canadians now propose to SEN
back undesirable immigrants to the place
from which they came.
THE Corean Embassy are reporte
short of funds, and trying to borrow $40
: 900 from the United States Treasury,
+ THE French fleet win make demon
a stration on the Chinese coast during th
e advance on Bac Mini. 'it '.i
L THREE firemen were injured by tn
fall of a roof at the burning of Stickney
: Poor's spice mills, Boston, on the 2lst ~
Z, The Government suits against Star
3 ro te Contractor Funk, of Philadefphi'
t, shave been compromised for 1928. eii.
e THEoDoRE THOMAS has received a ca
= / blegram from Vienna confirming eontrac'
le with Frederick Watterna, Hermann Winl
: elmann and Emil Searia for fifty reprssel
" tations of Wagner's music in Americ
Their first performance will be in Boston !
April.
,, H. c. FRICK & Co. have bought II
N Coke-wor<s property at Mount RIeasan
b. Pa, for $500, ,O00.s w. -tsa.f
IF FOUR men made an effort to rC
= Dougherty's jewelry store at Camden,
= J., on the 21st. just as the proprietor w
% closing up. The attempt failed and o.
= man was captured. t
= EDWARD PAYNE, cashier of the Rus
! vile Ind.) National Bank, was sh
= through the lung by burglar in his ov
II house the morning Of the 2ist.