The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24

German flags, threw stones and smashed
windows.
THERE was great excitement among the
destitute workingmeu at Marseilles on the
l4th, and placards were posted making a
call for arms.
SIxTY-sIx deaths from cholera were re-
ported in Marseillss during the twenty
four hours ended at 9p. m. on the 14Ih.
Eleven more deaths are reported from
Toulon.
! On the 14th an official reception was
| given the educators in attendance upon
/ National Educational Association meeting
( at Madison, Wis.
| On the 18th three cases of cholera, one
\ fatal, were reported from Alexandria,
/ Egypt. 1t was claimed they were spOr-
adic.
AT Belfast, one of the Orange rioters
was sentenced TO nine months imprison-
ment. More trouble was expected.
Instructions have been sent by Secre-
tary Frelinghuysen to the American Con-
suls in Europe to employ competent ply
sicians to inspect all vessels and passen-
gers departing for the U nited States, and
to refuse clean bills of health in cases of
suspected infection.
DURING the temporary absence Of Secre-
tarv Lincoln General Sheridan is acting
Secretary of War.
| Two cases OF cholera have occurred at
Poltava, Russia, one of which resulted
| fatally. The Siberian plague is raging at
Pskov. There had been twenty deaths up
to the 14th. Precautionary measures seem
| inadequate to prevent the spread of the
disease.
On the 10Th the cornerstone of the new
capitol building at Lincoln, Neb., was
laid with imposing Masonic ceremonies.
A STRIKE of the Iasters in Dodge 81 Co.'s
shoe factory at Newburyport, Mass, be-
gan on the 10Th. They want higher
wages.
THE brick manufacturers of New Y ork
AMI New Jersey decided to shut down
until September 20.
THE board selected to represent the Gov
eurnment at the New Orleans Exposition
will also take charge of the Government
exhibits at the Louisville and Cincinnati
; Expositicns.
: HEREAFTER assisted" emigrants from
ireland aud Germany who arrive at New
York arc to be sent back.
THE banking house of Fletcher & Sarpe
the oldest institution of the kind in !
dianapolis, Ind, closed its doors on the
10th.
> SINCE the cholera epidemic appeared
thirty thousand people have fed from
! Marseules.
!. THE Chief of Police was among the vic
: Tins Of cholera at Toulon on the 10Th.
q CHAs. SPURLoCK, another of the Hill
: gang of desperadoes in West Virginia, ha
. been sentenced to be hanged October II.
AN appropriation has been made by thu
II French Senate for the relief of cholera
p sufferers.
,e SEVERAL members Of the Canadian Low
er House have had charges of bribery mad
:, against them.
IT MANY prominent members OF the British
e. House of Lords are still bitterly Oppose
to the passage of the franchise bill.
n INTENSE excitement prevailed on tn
d 18th at Owensboro, KY, among the negroe
n on account of the lynching of the negr
ie Nav. The streets were patroled by arme
men.
$ The beleagured citizens of Dongol
n telegraphed the Khedive of Egypt I
n send troops TO their assistance at their e1
pense.
IN TIE French representative at Berlin ha
a been instructed to explaiu so the Germa
It Governments how it was that Alsatia
students tore down the German flag.
n. THE Pope has caused TO be issued an al
e. peudix to the Free Masonry cncy clica
IS suspending for year the obligation
Bishops to denounce the secret societies.
THE Hooking Valley coal miners Of Oh
have called upon Governor Hoadly
remove the foreign armed police employe
~, at the mines. Trouble is expected.
D. The rains during juno in Californi
caused loss to wheat amounting TO sev'
or and one-half per cent. Of the gross yield
20 the state Damage to other crops WI
also great,
in IT is reported that cholera has made |
& appearance in Alexandria, Egypt.
RECENTLY a woman at MarshaItow
n. Ia, was arrested for selling liquor. >
M cave bond aud commenced selling agai
IL when the Sheriff tried to rearrest her s
defied him with pistol. Finally she W
,st taken, and mob surrounded the jail. 81
ter was released and carried through q
re- streets by bowling mob. There is gre
on | excitement
THIRTY-FIvE deaths were reported
j., Marseilles and twenty az Toulon frc
cholera on the 18Th.