The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-03-13
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Ir is now sad that Herr Kaph,
member of the German Reichstag, was the
Originator of the OchiItree resolutions.
TIE Chicago contractor, p. w. Hail.
who blk, his employees TO the amount of
several thousand dollars, defies the United
States officers tc-extradite him from Can
ada.
HARRY CONNELLY, for twenty years
a member of the Philadelphia Board OF
Brokers was elected President of that body
On the 81.
On tho I'd Mrs. Lille Langtry took
an assignment o. a mortgage for $4,000 on
real estate in New York City. She was al
ready the owner of several houses there.
Ir is reported that Kennedy, the. au-
thor OF the Prohibition bill in Iowa, has
just received official notice of his title to
about S2, 100000 as heir of a wealthy Irish
man lately deceased.
CONGRESS viii be asked to pass a bill
TO pension the widow of General Frank r.
Blair, Of Missouri.
On the lth funeral services over the
remains of the late Minister Hunt were
held i'm the American Chapel at st. Peters
burg.
I OS the ith the sixth anniversary of
Pope Leo's coronation was celebrated in
the Sistine Chapel at Rome.
THE Irish informer, Nellis, accuses
Patrick Mclaughlin, Thomas Hunt and
Michael NfcGinn with having murdered
Lord Leitrim.
ON the night of the Ed in the Muldoon-
Bauer GrJe OTTOMAN wrestling match at
SAN Francisco, Cal, for $500 a side, Null
doom won the second and third falls and
the match.
The Connecticut Prohibitionists have
nominated Elisha II, Palmer for Governor.
The New York Republican State
Convention is to be held at Utica April
I23l.
In the Senate on the 4th a petition
was presented from members Of the Grand
Army of the Republic in Kansas protest.
ing against the reinstatement of Fitz John
Porter.
IN warning his people to expect
further anti-Mormon legislation, Geo. Q.
Cannon, urges them to be faithful, trust in
God, and pay their tithings-especially
tpav their tithings.
Ir has been decided by the corpora
.tion OF Cork, Ireland, to give the remains
of Jerome Collins, of the Jeannette eXpedi-
ltion, a public funeral.
AT Boston, Mass, the United States
local inspectors, who investigated wreck
OF the City of Columbus find that Captain
Wright was derelict in his duty in delegat-
ing the functions of pilot to unauthorized
persons, and they have revoked his license
as master and pilot.
THE Legislature of Iowa has passed
and the Governor has signed the Prohibi'
tiou bill. It takes effect July A.
BRIGADTER-GE ENERAL MCKENZIE is tc
be placed on the retired list.
SPURGEoN, the noted Baptist preach
er, has fallen heir TO a large fortune.
WASHINGTON dispatches name Jno.
w. Mason, of West Virginia, as the proba
bic successor of John c. New as Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
On the 9th Nj. o. Van Fleet, Treasur-
er of Huron County, o., absconded, leav
ing his accounts $5o@lo0 short.
TWELVE thousand dollars reward is
now offered for tue arrest of TilIer, the St
Louis express robber, and the recovery OF
the money.
JUDGE EOLGER, SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY, is mentioned as the probable
successor of Minister Hunt to the Court o.
s.. Petersburg.
CHUBBUCK, the Boston reviv0list, is
conducting a successful revival in the Bap
tist Church at Dubuque, Ia.
MAY 7th has be n fixed for the Mas
sachuserts Prohibition State Convention.
The Iowa Republican State Conven,
tion is TO be held at Des Moines. April 30.
The California Legislature viii as
sembIe in extra sessi ion March -.
OK the tn Richard Swan, a mining
speculator, was rescued from the bottom o.
n deserted shaft near Leadville, Col, int
which he had fallen six days previously
4 a.. 4. D.
ing badly bruised.
TnE Louisiana Republican State Con
Nenion met in New Orleans on the 9TH