The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-07-12

j. G. FLEMING, of Nashville, who was
Assistant Treasurer of Tennessee under M.
T. Polk, was arrested by detectives at Hot
Springs, Ark, a few days ago, on charge
of making false entries against the State to
the amount of $4,000.
OK returning from night session OF
court at jefferson, Tex, the other night,
Judge Haughn was fairly perforated with
buck-shot by some unknown person, and
died in his saddle.
AFTER vainly waiting two months
for their wages, three hundred miners at
Ely, VT, the other day stripped the COM
pany's store of goods and threatened TO
demolish everything belonging to the mine.
Mrs. KIRKLAND, of MassillOn, o.,
arose at four O'Clock the other morning TO
prepare for a railway trip. AS she threw
open window she was shot dead by q
burglar.
The King of Saxony, while visiting a
factory at Milan, on the 9th, narrowly es.
capped death by an accident to the elevator.
Two persons beside him were badly in
jured.
CHICAGO, H., reports eight persons
fatally injured and twenty-three manned
for life on the Fourth.
| other night four men were shot.
! RICHARD G.. VREELAND, once the
! partner of Cornelius Vanderbilt in operat
1 ing the first ferry at New York, was buried
few days ago.
The Duke of Marlborough died sud.
denly at London, Eng, on the 5th of heart
disease.
IT is reported that the Chillians win
withdraw from Lima on the first of August
A BOILER explosion at Huntsville
/ Tex, on the 5th killed four men and badly
injured seven.
JOHN WHELAN, a nOn-uniOn mOldel
! at Troy, n. Y, was found on the sidewau
with a fractured skull during the night o
the Fourth. Foul play was suspected.
LIGHTNING struck seven house:
in Dover, n. H., during a storm the othel
morning.
Mrs. NANCY ADAIR dislocated he
neck and fell dead the other day, while ad
dressing prayer meeting in the Cheroke
Nation.
TEN thousand striking iron-worker
forcibly put out the fires in the furnace
in three towns in Staffordshire, England
on the 9Th.
A MASKED mob in Grand County
Colo, the other day shot four Commission
ers and the County Clerk. Mr.. Mills an
Harvey Day were instantly killed. E. F
Webber and d. J. Dean were MORTAL,
wounded. The citizens called on the Gov
ernOr for military protection. The troubl
grew out of the removal of the county-sea
from Hot Sulphur Springs to Grand Lake
AT Erie, Pa, on the 4th, Albe1
Kuhn and several companions, who wer
somewhat intoxicated, fired from the wiz
dows of street-car in which they were rio
ing. Mary Steiner, who was the side
walk, was shot through the heart, an
Kuhn was ARE 5ted for murder. Two hour
later Kuhn's brother was found in celia
where he had hanged himself.
Two blocks of frame stores at Cad:
, den, Ala, valued at 100000, were burne
a few days ago.
A sTREET-CAR in Brooklyn, n. Y
was struck by a train on the Manhatta
Beach Road, the other day, killing a w
man and injuring the driver.
WHILE two thousand citizens of GooC
, land, Ind, stood in the park istenin
to the Fourth of July oration, a liberty pO
beside them was shivered to fragments
i lightning, but no one was injured.
ANNOUNCEMENT was made on the 5t
of the death of Archbishop John Bapti
Purcell, which occurred the night before
st. Martins, o.