The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-08-30

The condition of Count De ChambOrd
on the 22d continued very critical. He had
received the last sacrament of the church.
THE Right Reverend Francis Kerril
Amherst, ID. D., a well-known Catholic
prelate, and formerly Bishop of Northamp-
ton, Eng, died on the 22d.
Two Irish families and three Ger
man paupers, assisted emigrants, were re-
turned to their native countries by the au
thorities of Buffalo, n. Y, on the 22d.
j. NJ. HAVEN, ex-Treasurer Of the
Rutland (Vt.) Railroad, was arrested on the
22d, charged with the over-issue of AIN
shares Of preferred stock of the Rutland
Railroad.
THE Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the corn Exchange National
Bank of Chicago to begin business; capi
tai, 81 900 900.
THE hulk of a su1ken yacht, sup
posed to be the Mystery, was discovered on
the 23d near Bedford, Mass.
QUARANTINE has been declared by
Mobile against Pensacola.
FIRE destroyed four thousand bales
of cotton in Liverpool on the 23d.
THIRTY-ONE deaths from cholera
were reported at Alexandria on the 23d.
On the 23d near Salamanca, o., a
passenger train was wrecked by a mis-.
placed switch. No lives lost.
Oh the evening of the 23d DR.. j. S.
Martin was found dead in his office in Gin.
cinnati He had committed suicide.
For refusing to attend patient whom
he was called on to treat a physician at
Hudson, N. Y, was shot on the 23d.
GEORGE BEATTY fatally shot Eliza
ho+
New York City on the 23d. Mrs. Cameron
was the wife of NOremac, the pedestrian.
AT Sunnyside (Ohio) coal mine an
incendiary fire on the 23d caused a loss of
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Mrs. Jarber,
sixty years old, seeing the fire, died from
fright.
On the 23d it was reported from Port
land, Me-, that fourteen persons were
drowned at Wells, in that State. No par
ticuIars were obtained.
AT Toledo, o., two hundred girls en-
ployed by Black & Hoffman,, who struck
for an advance on the making of sundry
articles of clothing, were given the advance
requested and returned in a body to work
on the 23d.
THE vicinity of Ottawa, Ont, was
swept by a hurricane the night of the 23d,
doing great damage to crops, fences, build
ings, etc. One man is reported killed.
DIR. LEWIS SWIFT, Director of the
Warren Observatory, Rochester,, N. Y, re-,
ports the discovery of comet on the 22d.
A BELL-BOY, in the Sherman House,
Chicago, named Richard Tanning, was ar,
rested on the 23d charged with having com
mitted heavy hotel robberies in Boston,
New York and Saratoga.
LOSSES by fire on the 22d: Foster,
BIackman & Co.'s lumber camp at Big
Rapids, Mich, $4,000; Youngstown (O)
Lumber Mill, $4,000; Billings, Clapp &
Co., chemical house, New York, $5O, 900; J.
Y. Old's spoke factory, Paulding, o., $1O,-
600.
LATER reports place the number killed
by the cyclone at Rochester, Mimi, on the
21st at thirty-four and the wounded at
eighty-two, nine fatally. The damage is
placed at $jOO,OOO.
AT San Francisco on the 23d, the
Knights Templar Conclave elected the fol-
lowing officers; Grand Master, Robert E.
Wither, of Virginia; Deputy Grand Mas
ter, Charles ROOme, New York; General
issimo, John P. S. Cabin, Pennsylvania; !;
Captain General, Hugh McCurdy, Michi-
gan; Senior Warden, J. Larue Thomas,
Kentucky; Junior Warden, George c. Per-
kins, California; Treasurer and Recorder
re-eIected