The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-06-28

York caused panic among the seven hun
dred inmates, and one girl was thrown
down the steps and trampled nearly to
death by her companions. One man jumped
from a window and was seriously hurt.
A RECENT dispatch from Province
town, Mass, announced the loss of the Mate
and six or eight of the crew of the whaling
schooner Ellen Rizpah on a late whaling
voyage. The Captain and Mate struck
whale at the same time, and the Mates line
becoming fouled his boat was dragged un-
der and never seen afterward.
AN eleven-year-old girl named Mag
gle Derass, fell from a cherry-tree at Ak
ron, o., the other day and fractured her
skull She died the same night.
FIRE in the royal dock-yard at Am
sterdam the other day destroyed one war
ship and badly damaged another, the loss
being between 5000, 900 and 1000, 900 horins.
A fireman was killed while trying to sub
due the flames and three others were in
jured.
The failure of the Williamson-Stew-
art Paper Company, st. Louis, Mo, has
been announced, the liabilities being stated
at 100000.
AT Gibsonton, Pa, on the 21st, the
bursting of a bung from barrel, which
scattered the contents over lamp in the
hands of an employe, started a fire which
destroyed two warehouses attached to the
Gibsonton Distillery, together with 10000
barrels of whisky. Fifteen persons were
injured by explosions, and the property
loss would reach half million dollars. The
same distillery was damaged to the extent
of 100000 about six months ago.
WILLIAM T. Cook & Co., straw goods
manufacturers, of Foxboro, Mass, have
failed for 100000.
A STAGE coach was stopped by high
waymen in the Boulder Mountains, Mont,
few days ago and the passengers rob
bed.
I M. EICHLER, Second Secretary of the
Russian legation at Athens, has been seri-
ously wounded in a duel.
AMONG the effects of DR.. Hathaway,
the Philadelphia ghoul, in whose cellar
were found the bodies of over twenty-one
infants, was an account-boOk with the
names of two hundred women and charges
for services rendered.
A HEAVY explosion of gunpowder oc-
Cured during a fire at Salt Lake City,
Utah, the other day. The damage was over
100000
TIE Ohio Democratic State COnven-
ton, IN session at Columbus on the 2lSt,
nominated Judge HoadIey for Governor
and John G.. Warwick for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor.
GOVERNOR PATTIsON, of Pennsyl-
vania, has vetoed four more bills relating
to claims for quartering troops during the
war and to division of counties.
IT was reported on the 21st that a
tornado had destroyed twenty-five or thir-
ty houses fifteen miles southwest of Chill
licothe Mo.
The Empress of Germany has
written Queen Victoria expressing deep
| sympathy with the sufferers by the recent
disaster at the children's entertainment at
1 Sunderland.
| THE cable announced on the 2Ist that
disastrous floods were occurring in Sile-
! sa.
THE report that the staffof the British
/ North Borneo Company had been massa-
/ cred by the natives of Borneo has been de
MED
THE steamer Scandinavia sailed from
/ Queensland a few days ago for America
with 81 Mormon emigrants on board
The failure of the Crescent Silk
/ Manufacturing Company, Paterson, n. J o.,
I has been announced.