The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-07
personal AND POLITICAL.


JOIN MUIR, Traffic Superintendent
of the Northern Pacific Railway, has re-
signed 60 become General Manager Of the
Oregon Improvement Company.
THE Marquis of Lansdownc, Cover
uor-General of Canada, has been appointed
Knight Of the Grand Cross of the Order of
st. Michael and st. George.
AN order has been given by citizens
Of San Francisco, Cal, to Prof. Lenz, of
Nuremburg, for a bronze statue of Presi-
dent Garfield. 1t is to be in civilians dress,
ten feet high, surmountod by figures repre-
sentiug war trophies and Of the American
eagle. In front, under star, is the word
Garfield" in large letters.
The London NeJ0s has sent James
OKelly, Member of Parliament for
Boscummon, Ireland, TO the Soudau as cor
respondent, to take the place of Edmund
O'Dnovau, killed with Hicks Pasha.
On the morning of the 2Sth Frank
Williams and John Gray, who killed Orion
kuutz at Bosita, Col, ON the 2Tth, were
Nnched.
REPRESENTATIVE RICE, of the Foreign
Affairs COMMITTEES, will present a minority
report against the new Chinese immigra-
tion bill.
In Cincinnati Emil Irumpcter, hav-
ing been Etuuted new trial after second
conviction for murder, has pleaded guilty
and thrown himself on the mercy of the
Court.
President BRYCE, Of the National
Telegraph Company, has transferred the
capital stock of that company TO the Balu-
. more and Olsio Company. David III. Bates,
Vice President, will remain in charge OF
tho National Company's property, and
II IS
Manager.
TUE State Department is invcstigat-
ing the case of Colonel Emilio Nuuez, a
Philadelphia tobacco importer who was
taken from an American vessel by Span
i~h man-of-war.
"a REUBEN SPRINGER, of Cincinnati, O.,
has added O,00O to the Lougworth bequest
for an art school.
IT is announced that Henry Angus
tine who murdered two Of bis relatives
near Laporte, Ind, three years ago, has
been arrested in Kansas.
An order has been issued by the
French G overnmcnt prohibiting the circu-
I1tiou OF a book grossly hbeling the Ger
man Imperial family.
SENATOR Allison has been re-elect-
"a by the Iowa Legislature.
THE Ohio State Prohibition Conven-
ton meets in ColIrnhuS ON March Is.
ON the 2gth the Abbe Chubcrt was
fined 500 in Montreal, Can, for kissing his
laudlady. Ee was given the alternative of
Two months in Jail.
on the evening of the seth President
Arthur gave the first state dinner of the
season.
JAY GoULp is said to have taken hold
oGtho Northern Pacific to control it.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE, United
States Minister aJ Coustautjnople, has de-
mandcd from the Porte indemnity for in
diguities offered to several American citi-
acns.
IHE Marquis of Lornc continues to
take active part in meetings and move
ments to stimulate emigration from Eng
land 70 Canada.
ON the seth the steamer Rasboiinek
arrived at Honolulu, carrying King Ka-
Iakua a Russlan decoration in diamonds
ON the 3Oth G. Norvin Green, Thomas
T. Eckert, ]. Gould, Augustus ScheII,
John VauHorne, Harrison Durlee, Geo.
- Gould, Chas. A. Tinker, Roswell II.
Rochester and w. II. Abel were elected
directors OF the American Teregraph Com
pauy at a meeting held in New York.
AN old resident of Marion County,
Ind, named VIM. GLADDEN., died the might
Of tae 29th, aged eighty-eight. The morn.
ing af the Both his wife, ten years younger,
also died, suppos ably from grief. They had
been married sixty years, and for half a
century had lived ON the farm where they
died.