The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-02-01

the other evening, on which were twenty
one cattle which had been frozen TO death
on the way.
THE Coroner's Jury who investigated
the recent locomotive explosion at Mans
field, La, by which three persons were
killed and several wounded, returned ver-
dict that the locomotive was made Of old
iron worked over and sold to the company
for new.
IT was reported from Weeksville,
Montana, few days ago that vigilantes had
taken two desperadoes nicknamed 'Dick,
the Barber" and "Ohio DAM" from Sandy
Point TO within two miles OF that place and
hung them on separate trees. Both made
confessions, it was said, stating that they
were guilty and had committed enough
depredations to have warranted hanging
them long ago.
Four engines were sent out on the
Ottumwa branch Of the Wabash Road the
other day to open a snow blockade between
Mouton and West Grove, Iowa. They got
stuck in a heavy drift, when four others
that were following ran into the snOw-bound
engines ditching all eight Of them.
CHARLES HOFFAL, employed by the
Connotton Railroad, attempted to cross
railroad trestle at Cleveland, o., few
days ago, when hi, foot slipped on piece
OF ice. lie fell a distance Of twenty feet and
died instantly, his head being split open.
A RECENT telegram from Halifax, n.
s., stated that the Gloucester fishing
schooner James A. Garfield lost six men in
a snOw-storm, which came up while the
men were hauling travis. -..-
PAFF and Barrett were hanged at
Tralec. Ireland, on the 23d for the murder
Of Thomas Brown, near Castle I,land. They
protested their innocence until the last.
TowLE, charged with completely in
the Pacific Bank embczzlement at Boston,
Mass, has been held TO bail in the sum Of
$4,000.
A MILWAUKEE,, Wis, woman, suffer-
I ing from religious mania, the other day
4 killed her three children with butcher
| knife and attempted to hang herself, but
was cut down by netChbors.
MASKED men robbed a store at Gold
Mountain, New, a few days ago, killing the
/ proprietor aud two clerks. The road agents
/ then proceeded to store at Silver Peak and
/ robbed it. killing the proprietor and one
/ clerk Two OF the robbers were also killed.
| Two travelling cancer doctors were
1 arrested at Belefontaine, Pa, few days
ago, charged with causing the death Of a
woman whom they treated.
In Chicago, H., a servant girl was
4 killed by an explosion OF the hot-water ap-
I paratus Of kitchen stove few days ago.
1 IL had frozen during the night and eX-
ploded when the fire was built in the morn
/ ing.
DURING a fire at Vincennes, Ind, the
other day, fire damp explosion occurred
in a cisteru from which new Ahrens en-
/ CINE was drawing water. The top Of the
cistern blew out and the engine fell through
and was ruined.
TIE residence of Senator Frye, at
Lewiston, Me-, was damaged $1,000 by fire
a few days ago.
FORTY acres of land at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, a few days ago sunk about two feet
over the Delaware and Hudson mine.
FRANK JAMES, under indictment for
the murder OF Detective Witcher and alsC
for the robbery Of McCoy's Bank at Inde-
Ipeudence, was aTraigned at Kansas City,
No, a few days ago and the Court dis
missed both cases, the Prosecuting Attorney
stating that there was not evidence enough
to convict Another indictment was ther
brought forward charging James with as
saultng and robbiug H. A. Fox Of $500 ii
september Icolt On luc OCSaSloh VI lAC ID iN1t
Cut robbery on the Chicago & Alton Rail
road. The accused was held in So, 500 bone
to answer the charge
A PORTION of JUS band of ApacheS
were committing depredations near Del Rio
l6J miles west OF San Antonio, Tex, tht
other day, ard Indians in large number
were reported on the Mexican side.
/ Isaac KOPP was pardoned out of th
Ohio Penitentary October 10. He was ar
rested at Fremont "a few days ago and takel
back to prison, it having been discovered
that he ate soap, causing an abscess whicl
( led to his pardon on the ground that b
would die.
AT Newport, II. l., Kate Judd, wh'
had already served five years in prison 70
arson, was the other day arrested on charg
OF burning the Weaver villa. She was sus
pccted Of other incendiaries.
, ANOTHER murderOus organization wa
reported on the 25th to have been discoy
cred in the West OF Ireland,
z IT was reported lately that the inhab
itauts of InuI>murray Island, Ireland, wer
b. starving. On the 25th the Government ser
p a gunboat with provisions for their relief
AT Washington, D. c., the other da
, Janson, the resurrectionist who oXhume
the body of Charles shaw, who killed h
| sister, was sentenced to imprisonment f.
. eleven months and twenty nine days.