The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-10

Dougherty, of Knox County; for State
Treasurer, Alfred Orendorf, of SangamOn
County; for State Auditor, Walter b, Car
lin, OF Jersey County.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the 2Sth a mob attacked the Protest
ant mission at Celacca on the Mexican
Central Railroad. A minister and others
being fred on, returned the fire, killing one
and wounding several of the mob.
AT an election riot at Madeira on the
3)th seven persons were killed.
AT Youngstown, o., three children of
Mrs. Patrick Murphy were burned to death
on the Both.
AT Helena, Montana, Mrs. C. Kemp
tried to kill herself on the 3O5h, and her
daughter, who attempted to take away the
| pistol was instantly killed by the dis
charge.
! A DESPERATE character named Lucian
/ Evans, shot and killed Town Marshal
| Vanter, of Turner's Station, KY, on the
/ Both, and then dcfied arrest with assist
ance of eight men of his kind.
! On the 3)Jh, fire at Mantanzas, Cuba, de-
stroyed three warehouses and 100 hogs
heads of sugar. Loss, $3.50, 900.
ON the Both Orangemen and Nationalists
had a conflict at Warren Point, in County
Down, Ireland. One Nationalist was al
most stabbed to death.
SEVERAL ESQ counterfeit Bank of Eng
land notes were passed on a Toronto
j (Ont.) exchange broker on the d h.
On the 3Oth the Theater Royal, Edin-
burg, burned. The fire began at noon in
the property-room under the gallery. The
| interior was soon a mass of flames. The
roof fell in forty-five minutes after. The
theater was wholly destroyed within an
| hour Several adjacent buildings were
burned.
SOME miscreants threw train from the
track near West Rutland, VT, on the 3)th.
The engine and several cars were badly
damiged, and the engineer and fireman
were seriously injured.
OK the 3Oth James Ostermeyer and
Henry Hofer pleaded guilty to a charge of
counterfeiting at Dayton, o. Both are
jewellers, and have been carrying on the
business for six years, making dangerous
counterfeits of halves and quarters.
On the night of the 3Oth construction
train went through bridge on the Coun-
Gil Bluffs & Kansas City Railway, falling
thirty feot to the river below. Several
men were reported killed and injured, but
particulars were lacking.
ON the Both the body of a man supposed
TO be a newspaper reporter from Pitts
burgh, Pa, was found on the shore of Lake
Erie, twelve miles from Toledo, o. The
clothing bore the initials 'W. NJ"
On the 29yh u!t., while out riding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Murphy, of Huntsville, o.,
were thrown from their buggy by reason
Of their horse becoming uumanageable.
Mrs. Murphy was instantly killed and Mr..
Murphy was fatally injured.
AT Toronto, Ont, during a military
parade on the 1st, many solliers were
| prostrated on account of the heat.
AT Nanaimo, British Columbia, an ex-
plosion on the 1st killed twenty -four
miners and injured many others.
ON the I'd the Neptune House at Far
Rockaway, N. j., burned. The guests all
escaped.
In election riots on the Cape Verde Is
lands, Spain, several persons were killed
and wounded.
J. AND J. l.. SCRoTH's, pork slaughter
ing house, Cincinnati, burned on the ID,
and with it l25 live hogs. Loss, $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE pugilist, bill" of England, who
came over to knock out Sullivan, tried
his muscle on Geo. Rookie, who fought the
Englishman all over the stage.
IT is reported that cholera has broken
out in Saluzzo, in the province of Pied,
mont, Italy.
THE House Committee on Elections has
decided by party vote in the Iowa con.
! test of Frederick VS.. Wilson in favor OF
seating Frederick (DemocraD, the con
testant.
\ NUMBER Of college students at Am
herst, Mass, who tried to ''paint the town
red" were seized by citizens and turned
over to tho authorities. Charges of drunk
enness were preferred and their conduct
expels them from college.
IN the case of Bradlaugh for sitting and
voting illegally in the British House OF
: Commons, the jury found him guilty on
all counts of the indictment, Sentence is
reserved pending appeal.
In letter to the London Times Clifford
Lloyd gives graphic description Of the
corruption and maladministration prac.
ticed in Egypt.
1T is thought certain that America
! France and Germany will shortly recog
nize the Free State on the Congo.
THERE were serious anti-semitic riots in
Algiers on the 29th, and the Jews quarter,
were pillaged. Troops quelled the dis
= turbances.
THE farmers in portions of New Hamp
: shire are harvesting the grasshoppers and
the latter are harvesting all the greer
, crops.
; A PARTY Of roughs engaged in a promis
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to the finish, with not a policeman il
!, sight. They demolished saloon during
the melee.
n IT has not yet been settled how to resos
IL or ransom the crew of the British steautl
p Nisero, wrecked November last off tn,
Acheen coast and still held captive by the
, Rajah. However, the British-sloop-o -of-wal
Il Pegasus had been ordered to proceed from
r Singapore TO Acheen, with provisions anC
clothes for the captives,
b, VESSELS from India or China, arriving
Il at Odessa are detained for medical in
P, spection. There were six deaths from
cholera in that city on the 3Oth.
Y AT Troy, n. y, the cornerstone Of
, new Armory was to have been laid with
D imposing ceremonies July l. but it was pu
in place privately on the 30th, and the eel
n ebration was abandoned in consequence.
# OK the 30th life prisoner named Steven
Y successfully defended a " arden from
furious assault by a gang OF convicts a
s. Plymouth, Eng, seriously wounding sir