The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-10
WEATHERLY BROS, Publishers.


BESIDES the cholera, Marseilles, France.
has plague of mosquitoes.
DURING the past year the debt of Boston
increased 81, 1851.
IN the Kingston (Ontario) district of
Canada the crops are suffering from
drought.
THE locomotive engineers on the New
Jersey Central Railroad threaten to quit
work if their wages are not paid,
THE officers and crew of the steamer
Mistral abandoned the vessel at Toulon
and took to the woods, on account of
cholera.
On the evening of the 1st the new Col
umbus (O.) Board of Trade was formally
opened. Judge Thurman delivered an ad-
dress.
were reported at Marseilles and four at
Toulon on the 1st. The people were
refugeeing in all directions.
A CHECK for 81 900 was received from G.
p. Huntington on the 1st by the Young
Women's Christian Association of San
Francisco.
ELABORATE preparations are being made
for the meeting of the Society of the Army
of the Tennessee at Lake Minnetoka,
Mimi.
OK the 1st the shops of the Columbus,
Hooking Valley & Toledo Railroad closed,
throwing over 800 men out of employment,
caused by the striking coal miners.
AT Newry, Ireland, Orangemen cele
brated on the 1st the 194th anniversary of
the battle of the Boyne. Police dispersed
a crowd of Nationalists who stoned the
procession.
THE Milwaukee Citizens League has de-
cided to attempt the enforcement of the
I.v irH D1o bok I,a
saloons be closed, as well as the beer gar
dens.
On the 1st the American cricket team
defeated the gentlemen of Gloucester at
Cheltenham, England, by 116 points.
A NUMBER of booksellers and book.
makers of Sheepshead Bay, Coney Island,
were indicted by the Grand Jury of Brook
| lyn on the 1sr. Two Brooklyn book makers
| were also arrested.
NEARLY a thousand Cheyenne Indians
/ are in a starving condition in Montana,
and they are killing range cattle to subsist
on. StOckmen will make armed resistance
| if these hungry red mon are not removed
THE reported prevalence of cholera at
| Lyons, France, is denied.
THE cities and towns of Italy are report
ed in good sanitary condition.
! A CONTRIBUTION of $1O),O 900 has been sent
4 by the Gar Tor b00 felteI OIL SuH6EeTS from
| the inundation in Poland.
! NEGOTIATIONS are said to be on foot
between England and France regarding
! ing the Dutch succession.
! AN English firm of ship builders has re-
ceived an order from the German Govern
ment for the largest torpedo-boat ever
built.
On the 2d the fiftieth anniversary of the
incorporation of the city OF Toronto, Ont,
was celebrated by a trades and industrial
parade.
On the evening of the ID the labor organ
izations of Buffalo, N. Y, held an anti
Cleveland meeting, with about three
! thousand in attendance.
FRANCE will demand 500 ,O0O,OOOf. OF
China as an indemnity for violation of the
! Franco. Chinese treaty at Lang San.
ON the ID in the cholera hospital a
| Toulon, France, there were 1I5 patients
The outlook at MarseiIIes was reported
better. Deaths, four at Marseilles and six
at Toulon.
For six months ending July ], 1884, The
failures are reported to number 1910, com
pared with 4 ,637 for the first six months o
1883. Liabilities for the first half foot VI
the enormous sum of 1924, ,00) 900, compared
with $G6,O00, 900 same period last year, Of
nearly double.
THE House Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs informally agreed to report a resolu
ton expressing the sentiment of the House
as favorable ito the negotiation of
reciprocity treaty between the United
States and Canada.
On the ID the survivors of the Twenty
seventh Pennsylvania Regiment nnveil eC
at Gettysburg, Pa, a beautiful marble
monument on East Cemetery Hill and a
the foot of the hill the One Hundred an,
Fifty-third Pennsylvania Regiment PLACED
a tablet; the One Hundred aud Twenty
fourth New York dedicated a monumen
near DEVILS Den to Colonel Ellis, whC
was killed there.
REPORTS received at London from Tou
lon, France, state that five cases of chOler;
were cured by inhaling pure oxygen tn
| effect being immediate.