The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-12-11
rERsoNAL ANn PoLIrICAr.

ON the Sd Ben G.. owen, the defaulting
Secretary Of the Philadelphia Academy of
Music, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
10 eighteen months Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary.
DR.. WINDTHoRsT's fight against Bis
marck in the German Reichstag was con-
tinued on the Sd, and the latter was de-
feated by decisive vote.
GENERAL BRERE DE LIsTE informs the
French Government that he expects to run
all the Chinese out of Tonquiu within two
months.
A PARTY consisting Of Secretary Teller,
Postmaster General Hatton, Assistant
Postmaster General Hazen, and Railway
Superintendent Thompson will attend the
opening Of the New Orleans Exposition.
TIE effort TO place General Grant on
the retired list of the army has been re-
vived, and movement will soon be
made in the House to pass the Senate bill
for that purpose.
GOVERNOR HoADLY Of Ohio has re-
prieved Patrick Hartnet, the wife muir
derer who was to have been hanged on the
9th.
ON the 81 the venerable eN-Governor
Coburn of Maine was taken seriously i'll
after attending the session of the State
Electoral College,.
pointment of Postmaster General Hatton.
LEVY, the cornetist, has again committed
matrimony. He was united 20 Miss Stella
Costa at Erie, Pa, on the evening of the
4th. The lady is No. 4.
BoNcHEA, the Cuban agitator, was cap
tured on the 4th with his band, two of
whom were killed.
Ar Omaha, Neb. on the 4th, man was
arrested who was thought to be Pusey, the
dvfaulting chief clerk OF the Kansas State
Prison at Leavenworth.
ON the lth the electoral votes of the sew
eral States were received by the President
of the Senate, the first to arrive being that
of Pennsylvania.
Mas. Downs, wife of Rev. w. A. Downs,
Of Riverhead, Long Island, eloped on the
4th with Deacon G.. Mitchell Terry, leaving
behind two young children.
THE friends Of General Grant do not
favor the pension project. They desire
that he be placed on the retired list of the
army.
AT Toledo, o., on the 9Th Neville, the
bigamist, was sentenced to seven years
with hard labor i'm the Columbus Peniten-
tiary, the fun extent Of the law.
STANLEY, the explorer, opened the ses-
sion of the Geographical Society at Edin-
burgh on the 4th.
MR. CLEVELAND, 10 is said, will resign
the Governorship of New York January
9th, and will then turn his attention tC
matters of National import, such as Cabi-
net-making, etc.
COLONEL OyAMA, the Japanese Minister
of War, arrived in Washington on tbs
4th.
Iris reported that Teemer, the oarsman
has uuarreled with his hacllcrs and man
.,F 10
rowed the past season, only one was fol
n stake as advertised. He is particularly
anxious to row Jake Gaudaur again.
THE notorious Mother Mandelbaum, he
SON Julius and her clerk Stronde, charge,
with receiving stolen property in New
Yurk. and who were under heavy bonds
failed to respond when their cases wer
called ON the 4th. It is supposed they hav'
skipped 70 Canada
TIE Naturalization elopement a
Washington, d. c., is the topic of the da,
at the Capital It was a complete surpris
10 everyone, more particularly the mar
Miss willard was TO have married.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
FREDERICK SPRAHN, of Hoboken, n. J.
Who had been subject 70 severe nervou
headaches, put an eirectual stopper ol
them with a large dose Of opium at Sybela
Cave, near Stevens Castle.
FIRE destroyed six business buildings a
Schuyler, Neb., on the I'd; loss, $4,000.
on the 2d the Bauer CoOperage Com
pany's works at Lawrenceburg, Ind
burned Loss, $4,000; fully covered b
Insurance.
on the night of the ID J. & G.. Fisher
piano factory in New York was damage
by fire TO the extent Of $4,000; only Dar
TALLY insured.