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

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PRESIDENT ARTHUR has recognized J.
J. r.. Dawson, Consul OF Belgium for Ore
gon, 20 reside at Portland; Eugene j.
Ledyard, Consul General of Costa Rica
in Louisiana, to reside at New Orleans.
and Walter Tschudi Tyall, Consul Of her
Britanic Majesty for Texas, to reside at
Galveston.
CoMPrE DE PARIS and family have do
mated e. 900 to the relief Of the Toulon
sufferers.
TIE case Of Tom Campbell for disbar-
. ment began at Cincinnati on the 10th.
Judge Buchwalter refused to sit on the
case, having been a law partner of Camp
belps. The case went over till the Supreme
Court assigned another Judge.
EMO, the ex-New York bank President, is
nssiduously shadowed at Quebec 10y United
States detectives.
IN the Fifth Indiana District the Repub-
licans have nominated George w. Grubbs
for Congress.
SECRETARY SHIvELY OF the Anti. Monop-
olist Committee says that General B. F.
Butler will certainly be an independent
candidate for President.
On the IG n j. NJ. Allen was nominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of the Sixth
Mississippi District; d. +. Robinson by
the Republicans. The Independents in
dorsed Chalmers.
In a recent letter Prince Krapotkine ac-
ciises Minister Ferry Of preventing his re-
lease though Grevy favors it, The Prince
claims he is dying Of scurvy.
The German champion, Charles Moth,
has challenged Andy Christol TO a wrest-
ling match. Christol has accepted.
On the 1G,h the Expressmen's Conven-
tion at Boston, Mass, elected II. w.
Dwight, of the United States and Canada
Express Company, President; +. M. Morse
man, vice President and General Man
ager Of tho Pacific Express, Vice Presi
dent; Sutherland Dewitt Secretary anc
Treasurer.
THE Thetis, Bear and Alert, com prisinl
the Greedy relief expedition, have returned
and were heard from at ST. Johns, N. F.
on the 18th. or the twenty five compris
ing the Greedy party, seven, including
Lieutenant Greedy, were rescued alive
hut in "A terribly exhausted condition
Their companions succumbed to starvation
and exposure, and day or two NOR
would have finished the entIre party.
OK the nth Miss Phoebe Couzins wa
sworn in as Deputy United States Maj
shal under her father at St. Lotus, Mo.
THE Mormon missionary, Paul Hammer
for whose arrest a warrant was recent
issued in Austria, has come to America.
On the 18th monument to Nathanie
Sylvester, the first settler Of Sheltt
Island, was unveiled.
IT is asserted that w. q. Swan, of th
Northern Pacific, can explain his account
when he RECEIVERS from the effects Of u
chloral taken.
OK the l7th the funeral Of the Prince
Orange took place at The Hague, repr
sentatives of all the royal houses Of EuroI
being present.
NyM. w. JOHNSON, OF Greenpoint, l..
has disappeared, leaving his wife and fo'
children, and has taken $4,000 or 5000 b
longing TO other people.
COUNSEL for Senator Sharon on the ~
announced their side OF the celebrate
Sharon. Hin case closed. Miss HIPS cou
ssl o. iected to chemical analysis OF &
ink on the marriage contract
TIE Rep ublicaus OF the Sixth Ohio Di
trict have nominated II. c. Glenn for Go
gress and james &. Holcomb for Preside
tial elector.
rms Minnesota Democrats Of the Four
District have nominated o. G. Merriam,
wealthy lumberman Of Minneapolis f
Congress.
1T is charged by Malcolm Hay, Of Pen
sylvania, that Henry Watterson misrepr
sented his action in the Committee on II,
olutions at Chicago.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the 1Ath seven men were buried by
caving cmbankment, at Parker, Pa.
AT Smyrna, on the 14th, fire on {
quays caused damage to the extent Of ca
COO.
OK the iith VIM. T. Kelley, Postmast
NJ Camden, n. j., was arrested on char
Of embezzlemvnt.
a NUMBER OF passengers were badly
iured in an accident on the Brooklyn
Coney Island Railroad on the l4t h.
Two men were killed and two Others 81
iousIy injured by the cavlng in Of an e
bankment on the Clarion-River, Pennsl
vania.
THE city OF San Jose, Cal, was aim
destroyed by fire on che l4'h. Wa
being exhausted, claret was used TO p
vent the destruction Of the old miss
church.
or the 18th a fire in Patterson, n.
caused less Of $4,000; fully insured.