The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-21

Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

EEhsSONAA AMI
OK the 10th Sergeant David Linn, of the
Greedy party, was buried at Mt. Moriah
Cemetery, Philadelphia.
THE Prince Of Wales has given a decla-
ration Of principles in the shape Of an sin
spired article" in the chief organ Of the
workingmen OF England. The heir ap-
parent TO the throne is said to be free
trader, and TO "regret the existence of O
protective policy in other countries, on the
ground that hostile tariffs beget other
forms Of International ostility."
FRIENDS and admirers of General Butler
propose TO give him public reception in
New York August 30.
AT La Chatre, France, a statue of George
Sand was unveiled on the 11th.
On the i1th Prairie Chicken, Crow In
dian, was shot by the Sheriff at Miles City,
Mont, while attempting to escape from
jail.
OK the llth a monument 20 Joseph III. of
Germany was unveiled at Leitmutz, Bo-
hernia.
ARTHUR ELLIOTT, Liberal member of
Parliament from Scotland, thinks the
British House Of Commons needs reforma-
tion as badly as the House of Lords.
REV. DIR. BALL, of Buffalo, who started
the statements about Governor Cleveland,
has sued tine Boston Herald on account of
an article that appeared in that paper re-
Gently auimudverting ON the preacher.
AT Amsterdam, N. Y, a thousand people
gathered ON the I1th to greet General
Logan as he passed on his way TO Her
kimer He was saluted with cannon.
LIEUTENANT GnEELY and his family
have taken possession of cottage on
Sgavy's Island owned 10y the Government
and included in the limits OF the Navy
Yard, where they will pass the autumn.
The other survivors OF the expedition are
quartered at the Navy Yard Hospital,
they, as well as Lieutenant Greedy, being
under close medical supervision. They are
all making excellent progress toward COM
pIete recovery.
THE Earl Aylesford, accompanied by his
brother, sailed for New York on the 13th
On the 18th the obsequiss OF the late Lieu
tenant Lockwood of the Greedy expedition
were observed at Annapolis, Md.
TIE Irish Nationalist and member of
Parliament, Thos Sexton, arrived at New
York, en- route to Boston, on the 18TH.
The infant of the Duchess of Albany is
very delicate, AMI tits doubtful if the child
can be reared.
IT is declared by Solicitor Bolton, OF
Dublin, that Carey, the informer, volun
teered his information, and no pressure
was brought 70 bear upon him.
BLACK Doc has bsen elected Chief OF the
Osnge Nation.
SUIT has been 1led by John G. Under.
wood, formerly manager of the Cincinnati
NetcS-JOTRat for $4,000 against tn,
Scripps and McCrea. of the Cincinnati
Post for alleged libel.
ON the 18th the wife of Alfred Cowles,
ot the Chicago Tribune, died at Cayuga
N. Y, her native place, after an illness O
several months duration.
IuE Mi souri, Democratic state Conven
rtion met at Jefferson City ON the 18th
Ex-Governor Hardin was elected perma
ucnt chairman, and Nicholas NJ. Bell, Sec
retaTy. The platform was read am
adopted; electors were named, and a new
Central Committee elected. The guberna
torial nomination was made on the frst
ballot. which resulted: M0rmaduze, 332
Bnshaw, a.; Phelps, %; Fyan, 10, an,
Campbell, :. A. z. Morehouse, OF Noda
way County, was nominated for Lieu,en
unt-Goveruor at late hour.
THE French archmologist Dumont, diec
on the 18th.
THE Michigan Republican state Conven
ton met at Detroit ON the 13,h
OK the I3th the General Assembly o
Virginia met in extra session at Richmond
G. j. osborne has been appointed re
ceiver of the Wall Street Bank, New York
ON the 18th the Duke of Wellington
dropped dead at Brighton, EnglanL
IN New York measures are being take 7
20 erect monument to the memory of th,
late General James Shields.
LIEUTENANT GREELY admits that Charlie
Henry was ordered to be shot for stealin
rations, hut denies the o.her horf. bl
stories printed i'm reference to cannibalisu
while in the Arctic regions.
Tuyr Missouri npupernffp Etnfa Ifouy al
tion at jefferson City on the 135h mad
further nominations as follows; M, X
McGrath, Secretary of s ate; James N
Seibcrt, Treasurer; John Walker, Aud
itor; Robert w. Mccullough, Register G
Lands; Francis NJ. Black, Suprem, Cour
Judge.
THE French historian aud editor, Cam
lille Farcy, died on the 18th.
Oh tho "A n Lieutenant Greedy was ten
dered public reception at Newburyport
Mass, his old home.
TuE report Of Lieutenant Greedy i'm ref
crence to the killing of Henry under mill
tary ordors, has boen submitted to tn
Nvar Department
rHE Irish informer, Casey, says ne
willing 20 suffer even death for swearin
away Innocent life.
EN.GovEuNoR ST. JuHN, of Kansas
was present aud made a speech at N
Lyons camp-moeting, near Rochester
n. y, on the Iith.
AT Watcrtown, N. v, ON the 14th, Gen
crm Logan made twenty-minutes speeC
before members OF the q. a. II.
ON tho tfth James q. Blaine instructe,
friends in indianapolis TO enter su
a ninst the publishers of the SsRtincI @
that city FOX alleged libel concerning III
marriage.
O,- tba ritb The rey,,oius ~ Tio,,t.,,, nj
ktl ngbury, one OF the Greedy party
the Arctic regions, were exhumed d
Rochester, n. ", and upon cxaminatio
was found that the body haI almot
en pichel clean OF flesh. The belief
general that cannibalism was indulged
Nv the survivors.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
"a FARMER named John Butler, of Han
ver County, Va, shot his wife fatally q
the nth
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