The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-02


forwarded 100000 in gold to General
Wolseley for expenses of his expedition.
AN investigation of the affairs of the
Newcomb- Buchanan Company at Louis
vile, KY, reveals the fact that duplicate
warehouse receipts were given.
HEAVY shipments of breadstuffs are be-
ing made to China from San Francisco in
view of the war clouds that hang over the
Celestial Empire. Within one month y 700
tons OF -four have gone over.
On the 245h September corn on the Chi
cago market dropped to seventy two cents.
It was currently reported that Jay Gould
was behind the stupendous deal that was
squeezing the shorts so numerically.
THE Social Science Congress, which met
at B birmingham, Eng, has adjourned.
MUCH to their disgust the Crow Indians
have all been removed from Saltwater to
their new agency on the Little Big Horn
River, short distance south of Fort Gus
ter. The new agency is about fourteen
miles from Custer's battle ground, the
scene of the massacre of 1876.
A SYMPHONY by Mendelssohn, never
published, has been discovered among old
papers in Berlin music store.
AT Buenos Ayres a tremendous flood oc-
Cured recently. Many lighters foundered
and shipping was extensively damaged.
Tue position of affairs caused by the dis
asters is alarming.
DIsCOURAGING reports come from all
the Newfoundland fishing centers. From
the northern part of Labrador, where a
great number of fishing craft had gone,
doleful accounts are received. Out of 700
vessels only 100 returned with full fares,
200 with half fares, and 400 had not taken
| 100 quintals each.
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and ammunition was seized recently by
the Turkish authorities at Scutari. The
Montenegrin authorities have dema nded
satisfaction.
ACTING upon the advice of the Municipal
| Medical COMMITTEES, the Prefect of Police
of Paris has issued an order prohibiting
| the holding of the baby show, announced
| to open in few days.
THE loyal Hungarian subjects of the EN-
| peror Francis Joseph were delighted at
/ the announcement that he would open the
| Hungarian Diet in person, on the 29th
inst, at Pesth. His Majesty has also ex-
/ pressed his intention of remaining in Hun
| gary for at least a month.
RUSSIA has added her objection to the
suspension of the Egyptian sinking fund.
On the 25th Paris journalist eloped
| with the young wife of an English noble
man.
THERE were 42S fresh cases of cholera in
Italy and 1913 deaths during twenty-four
hours ended the evening of the 25th
Since the outbreak of cholera in Naples
there have been 10, 2O3 cases, and 5,3S;
deaths.
IT is the opinion of the laboring men o.
Canada that the Chinese must go unless
they become naturalized citizens,
THE limited express train from Bosto
| for st. Louis was announced to commences
running Monday, the Goth, reaching st
Louis via the Wabash.
AT meeting of railroad managers il
Chicago a new pool was formed on fal
Western business, to be known as the Pa
| c.fic Coast Association.
Four deaths from cholera were reported
at Toulon on the 25th. The disease is in.
creasing to an alarming extent in Genoa.
BRUSSELS, Belgium, is again tranquil,
| and a renewal of the recent disorders wa.
not expected before the communal cleo
tions in October.
THE twenty-fourth annual Fair of the
st. Louis (Mo.) Agricultural and Mechan
ical Association will be inaugurated Octo
ber 9th and continue until the 11th. Tn
premiums offered amount to $4,000 cas-
and indications point to one of the grand
est exhibitions ever given by the associa
tion. Among the attractions of the wee
will be the grand nocturnal pageant of Uh
Yelled Prophets on the 7th, preparation
for which have been made on scale o
magnificence never before attempted il
st. Louis.
THE Board of Health of Buffalo, N. Y.
are getting their house in order for the re
ceptiop of cholera, when it arrives, as
they say, it surely will.
1T is believed in English official circle
that Germany's attitude toward Franc
in the Chinese difficulty has had a dis
quieting effect upon the French Cabinet.
In the Hooking Valley of Ohio starvin
miners continue to butcher cattle belong
ing to farmers. The syndicate is forcing
many to quit the country 10y ths constan
importation of foreign laborers an
negroes.