The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-31
nIIsCELLANEOUa.

CHOLERA has made its appearance in
Madrid, and two deaths had already oc-
Cured up to the 2lst.
CHOLERA is increasing in Paris.
THE assignment of Tucker, Hammond &
CO., jobbers in small wares at Boston, is
announced. Liabilities, S1O0,O0).
THE demonstration on the 21st in favor
of the franchise bill by London tradesmen
was monster affair.
ANOTHER alleged royalist plot is said to
have been unearbhed in France. The
Kings men are active in Paris.
AT Claremont, n. H., on the 21st, hail
stones as big as hens eggs fell, and at the
end of the storm were piled up two feet
high.
THE assignment of w. B. Smith & Co.,
lumber dealers OF Indianapolis, is an
nounced. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $780,
600.
MARsEILLEs, in addition to the epidemic,
is threatened with anarchy. socialistic
demonstration occurred there on ths 21st.
On the Goth the first message on the
ennett-Mackey cable was received by J.
w. Mackey from his children in Paris.
The Court of Appeals in London as af
firmed the decree of the lower court, sspar-
ating Lord Colin Campbell and wife.
PRUSSIA and the Vatican are said to-
have agreed upon the appointment of n
Archbishop of Posen.
THE clearinghouse Of f. G.. Hall g. Co.,
at Elmira, N. Y, has been unable to realize
on real estate and other securities, and has
therefore closed.
The City Council of Chicago passed
resolution on the 21st that all Mutual Un-
ion wires running into the city be cut. 1t
is intended to run them underground.
IT is reported that the Egyptian confer
ence will in it's report confirm the pro-
vision enabling the Government to borrow
SS,OO0,000 through the Rothschilds.
THE reported cholera cases at Paris have
turned out to be some other disease.
A DENIAL comes from Ottawa, Canada
of the statement that Egyptian rags has
been received there and then shipped to
the United States.
FRANCE claims a protectorate over a
large portion of Madagascar, anindemnity
of 100000 francs and compensation for
injuries to foreign residents.
On tho 21st :, 1000 bricklayers, 5000 labor
ers, and 500 hod-hoisting engines, struck
in New York for n reduction of days
work to nine hours. The reduction was
conceded by a nu mber of the employers.
THE Department OF State has
pamphlet in course of preparation which
will contain information of interest to the
agricultural implement manufacturers.
DURING the twenty-four hours ended
the evening of the 21st there were thirty
seven deaths from cholera at Marseilles,
twenty-nine at Toulon and ten at Aries.
Unofficial reports place the numbers
higher.
No change had occurred in the bricklay-
ers' and laborers' strike in New York up to
the 22d.
THE preliminary negotiations for treaty
of commerce between the United States
and Spain have been begun.
AT Frankfort, Ky, a gas-weu has been
discovered by parties who were excavat-
ing.
AT Berne, Switzerland, on the 22d, the
Salvation Army was attacked by mob in
a hall, and the building was completely
wrecked.
TEE Pinkerton police who were on duty
during the Hooking Valley strike have all
been sent home.
THE Sanitary Council Of the Mississippi
Valley recommends to all health officers
additional caution as to sanitary meas
ures.
PERMISSION has been granted the re-
ceiver of Grant & Ward by the court to
sue all persons who borrowed money from
the firm.
SPY from El MahdPs camp was cap
tured recently at Sua kim and han ged.
The island of Ischia was shaken by a
plainly perceptible earthquake shock on
the 22i.
AT meeting of shareholders on the 23d,
in Paris, it was declared that the Panama
Canal would be open for traffic in 1883.
In murder case in Cincinnati the jury
prayed for guidance and found the defend
ant guilty.
A MEETING OF the Austro-Hungarian
German and Russian delegates will be held,
shortly to settle the Servo Bulgarian di III
Guilty at Belgrade,