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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1851.


COTTOS-Stcady; mrtjung. u-sJll#c.
FLoUR-Stea1y: xxx to choice $50 54.j);
WnEir = Flrmer; No. Red, Sl.ajgloa;
No. ) Red, ne.
Corn = Firmnr No. mixed, 81 3c;
No. white mixed, 81, 5it".
OATS Lower: No. ?. s: 81 C.
RYE-NOminal; No Z! - DC,
YOBACCO-Fum; lugS common 10 ChO,c'.
t5J9lO0O; leaf common red leaf, SsgJG
lJ.JJ: medium to good Sl2yF1I15J.
HAY-Prairir SN.DDIlJ.yJ for prime to
choice; clover mixed, S7ul for common 10
prime: timothy, sd UJGlj.JO for prime 10 gilt
tdgc'
BcTTER-Firner; choice to fancy creamery
I3@-Oc; dairy choice 10 lancy iJGlic; low
trades nominal
EGG- Steady At lJc for strictly fresh.
POrATOEs--Ncw firm at 800 ~ - per bar
eel Tor choice home grUWni southern, SLJtD
lul
PORK-Du !: standard mess SIS 1910.
LARD-NOmnal; prime steam. G.4gfc
BACON-LOngs, 6..H, C; shorts gre;
clear RIBS, &c.
Wool - Tub-washed, choice, BIC: fair,
gy429 &c; dIugy ana low 25t&s. Unwashou--.
Choice medium, u &c; good average medium
lgDUc; selected light hnc l,Dl3c; goOi ay.
trage, l6al1c; heavy l3gljc; coub,ng. 4
UODd, 2U6t2Ic: cOmDpg, low gTaics. ljtlsc.
HGDES-CWct; dry Hint. lUUi6ssc: dam
Egeh, 3g 81 &c: bulis or staZs, lOc; dry
taltcd, l2c; dry suited. damaged. lJc; kip aud
calf, sailed. sac; damaged, Gatc. bulls and
tlags, 5a.c; green, uncurei, i5.c; damaged,
SHEEP PELTs-Stea1y: green 10as0c; dry
10, 40 JtOc., As % amount AMI quality OF wool;
treen shea"!inys, ljc, dry do, lUDlju; lamb
Skins, 2I4L2jc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27
THE EMPER0R'S LIFE.
Trial of Twenty Three Anarchists
For High Treason at
Vienna.
The Bombs to Be Employed in ths Deadly
Work Manufactured in
New York.
The Case Not Made Out But Enough
Learned to Justify Light
Sentence.
Austria.

VIENNA, June 26.--The trial Of twenty.
three Anarchists, which commenced
June IL, was concluded to-day.
The chief witness for the prosecution
were the Anarchist, Podboy, who turned
iniormer, and his wife. Podboy's testi-
mony was to the effect that in January
last the Anarchists were entirely under
the command of committee in New
York. They organized clubs and made
collections weekly for party purposes, in
Guiding the purchase of arms. In
March, 1858, they held three secret sit
tings, when the assassination Of the En-.
peror was discussed, aud this they re-
solved to accomplish by means of bombs
during his visit to Gratz, at the popular
fete OF last year. "TheSe meetings."
witness said, "were presided over
by Michael Kaphauf, who read let
tiers from America, announcing that
bombs were already on the way, and
those present were invited to volunteer
for the deed, support being promised for
the family of the man selected. All
present, about thirty, rose and lots were
cast, Podboy's wife testified to having
heard from her husband that several
conspirators had been singled out for a
journey to Fiume to receive the bombs
from America. New York letter read
at meeting, her husband had tod her,
was signed by Justus Schwab, we'll
known anarchist. The prisoners were
indicted for high treason and an attempt
on the Bmperor's life, but they were ac-
quilted on both charges. Podboy and wife
contradicted themselves repeatedly on
cross-eXamination. 1t is plain, however,
that the prisoners were members of
Socialistic society, at meeting of which
speeches were made relating to the al
legged wrongs of the working classes.
likely to disturb the peace, and the pris-
oners were convicted of conspiracy
against public order and let off with a
short sentence.
VIENNA, June ga bomb filled with
powerful explosive was found in the
shrubbery near the Exhibition rotunda.
All the public buildings are carefully
watched, owing to fears of outrages by
anarchists. The main sewers, which
anarchists threaten, are repeatedly in
spected.
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Money and Stock Market.

NEW YoRK. Juno 26.-Moncy3 per cent; FIX.
change dull, i.&5 10 i.41a; Governments
duh. currency 6's, E23 bid; As coupons, liSA
BID: ih's. do, li0A bid The stock IN lrket has
been weak and ievcrish all the morning.
Rumors of impending fixtures OF all routes
in trouble continue to circulate, causing
great distrust and apprehension. At the OPEN
ing prices were bid up lrHctonally, hut on re-.
ports that the banks were calling in loans
ihore was Il rush To sell, especially Northern
Paciilcs, under whose lp dorsh prices broke
- to IA. shortly H'tur uOoti the Chair an
nounced the suspension of stout causing
m uch cXCt,mrn, an Ong brokers and TO-
newod sell n.
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France.
TIE CHINESE ROUTED.

PARIS, June 2G.-Hanoi dispatches state
that Chinese regulars with artillery in
trenched themselves at Laugson in viola
ton Of the treaty, and attacked the
French forces Monday as they were on
the march, killing seven and wounding
forty.two. General Negret Immediately
set out with relnforcements. General
Milot telegraphed that the French num-
bered 700. ave are on the way to Lang.
son. Though greatly outnumbercd, they
routed the Chinese. The French lostt
otlicersn
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DYNAMITE CONDEMNED.
England.

LONDON, June 2G.-Sir Stafford North
cote presided at the conservative meeting
of the Carlton Club to-day, and urged
the party to support the motion of cen
sure which he was about to introduce
Some are dissenting, and advocating de-
lay until the Egyptian Conference acts.
The meeting was united In favor Of imme-
date action, Lord Randolph Churchill
was present.
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Ireland.
rUppENCE on TIE POUND.

INTTENNF VN TIE TOIND,
DUBLIN, June 2G.-At the convention
of Nationalist delegates held yesterday
at Waterford, resolutions were adopted
in favor of the scheme Of providing funds
out OF which Nationalist members of
Parliament may be paid regular salaries.
The means recommended by the commit
tee for raising such fund is to levy tax
OF twopcnce on the pound on rateable
property belonging tothe members of the
party.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27
KANSAS CITY.

CATTLE-Rcccipts, LOO; steady; native
steers, l,?0J to l,5O) lbs. average, $50 1850;
stockcrs aud feeders; Si.2j1IJJ; fair to good
native COWS, S32Jlgl.
HoGs-Rcccipts, 10000; steady ana weaker;
lots of 24j to jUj lbs. average, Si.1jO5Oj;
mainly, Si.SJgJiaj.
SnEEr-ReceiptS. 100; quiet; natives, 81 TO
los lbs. average, S325fe3 -.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27

CATrLE-Unchangcd Indian steers, LOO
to 1870 lbs average, .55pWj.D; OF $50 lbs, ,
$40: Illinois steers, of from VOj TO LOO lbs.
s. 4y1iJ.73; poor TO good Texans, :i.l0II .jO;
stpckcrs and feeders duh at $3oU0iOl
SHEEP AND LAMBS nchanged; sales good
10 choice shecpat 81 .3jtgiIj; medium to good
sheep s31ON3sj; market closed weak.
H6GS-Dull; butchers GRADES, 50 30; good
TO choice Workers, .j.iD8j.jO.
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Live Stock Markets.


HoGs-Rcccipts 1909 head; quiet, slow
ana l0c lower; light, $i.GJDj%i; rough pack
S54505.j0.
CATTLE Receipts, 300 head: steady; OK
ports, S6.iUdGSO; good to choice shipping,
SGGDd6.5J: common to fair. S5.2JN6.GJ.
SHEEP-Rcccipts 1900 head; II .ady: com.
mon to fair, s2JOG3.5O; good to choice, 1915
GIijO
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Arabin.

ALDEN, June 26.-The purpose of the
Italian man-of-war, Cartel Fidaro,
which recently threatened to bonn
bard Zcyleh, was to force the Governor
TO pay indemnity to the family of Sheikh
Abdurrahman, protege of Italy, and to
restore property belonging to the Sheikh
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 26.-E, Il.
Marshall, one of the most notorious
torgers in the country, and who is wanted
at Chicago, st. Louis and New York for
psssing counterfeit Bank of England litty-
pound notes, was arrested this morning
while trying to negotiate with M!tcheps
nquk
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Ear-Fotchnd Rahina.

EVANSVILLE, Wis, June 2G.-Alexan-
der Murray, farmer residing near Al.
oauy, Green County, was bitten by a
horse on the hand and will probably die.
Murray's dog, large hound, went mad
recently and bit one of a splendid span
Of horses. This horse hit his mate and
The latter bit Murray The dog and thu
dor,cg have been Killed.
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AssignE d.

CINCINNATI, o., June 2G.-The 7. j.
Nottingham Supply Co., manufacturers
of brass goods, have assigned, with &c.
600 liabilities The assets are valued At
$4,000, subject to further depression in
values.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

49, &c
cry, jacob h'ee'
MI herman Ni''''s '''"'"NN ''1
night from ""'P W Wv - ''~
~ ;, :; V,,,o. c,,r .,
Mis- '1 '' sn. vs.. woino,dou
VISIT 10 ''''''''''
h's""
For SALE-lN' uV''''0'o '',S oH ,0'N
Street, ComIhSs pI''s'ou' app! " on0
A, Poore'
Miss Emma Haynes OF Fulton hyn
is here on a visit to her COUSIN MISS pele
Holmes
Capt. Tom TaTr returned IRON Hot
Springs yesterday, much improved IN
health.
Mr., Vim. Beharrell passed through the
city yesterday on business tour south
He will return Sunday and stop over
Mr.. Green p. Garner was in the city
Yesterday. He is candidate for swamp
land commissioner for this section OF Hi
nois.
boroo that Mrs F. Burnett was
-;s;., ,..t oron;ro sradorIy fool, notion
- n,sp,o u;l3 dssh ror shame hpt was
COON cbocLo3 Nv ,be rider and no harm
honroroa
Tho ARMS waatbor nronbet's "settled
summer weather" Was rudely waited clear
into the middle of next winter Yesterday.
The Arpns is even losing It's reputation as
O oood almanac.
Tho uo.or;,,. Coz r,;s;,ro od ,roving
N. no.7;rn,n;o,. horso from rho corDor of
sixth Street and Commercial Avenue is le-
Ing collected on the ground, preparatory
TO beginning work.
$1,000 in general merchandise consist.
mo of dry goods, notions. gents furnishing
goods hats, cans ETC., to be sold in next
ten DAYS regardless of cost or value, No. |
101 Commercial Avenue near 9Th 81. St
--Tices prophecy of "huctuating barome-
ter, rapid changes, and terrific rain storms
in places between the 10,h and Goth" was
literally fulfilled. From the 18th to goth
he gives US generally clear or fair" wealth
er; Goth "cloudng up and threatening"
The "Dine Museum" pear the Custom
uorso o;,os nina ro.noo,oh,o olo.r sbov
and better one than is usually given for
% cents. 1t is worth visiting, Everything
is new, nice and well conducted. They
will be here only few days longer, and
then 90 to Springfield to stay month.
on
10 oD's' NC ilguc oeloOss 'ne circuit
VI discovering Tue negro JOhn ho8"n' uu-
morning and If havir, him conveyed 70
,bo bosn;.o1 u,oo, o, ~. ,,,oh inn
nrovod ros,o,a,, - Coo. no rooossi+r &c
bsviro his lar, rt.tod ooor,od 90 bo
s,rarotbo,od ro,bor tbon ,ooooroa
W.
$3.50. 70 Wv 49, . Us p"''c 49,,
o.I ...,1'. 'f'- 10 '1'''- 1'I ~, ,'
o...f r'.,''o ~, v ~ ~ ''''r ~ ' I,,I
e. O'''g''t lay" y" "UD ) - Wv"
colored clubs one from Paducsh, the othe,
from this CITY resulted in victory for IN,
latter the score standing 10 to 10,
Ahe DAp''s' ooc'SO.o was we" "''eN0
'"S' n'sn' "nu was 'n''oosn'y e"J09e
y al VIM were ptesen'' ino ie'ie'l
"''e eA0e.ien' anu "eIe e'esan'i
'n' '"N.e'' FROM appearance
"Aau0'"' part vi III
-, w. ~ "
Compliant is made tn at the numero
patches of thick boards tackled over no
in the sidewalk at the Illinois Central p'
senger depot are serious obstacles to pedt
trlAns. Ladies' and children going 10 q
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Ynle WINE.

NEW LoNpoN, Conn, June 2G.-ln the
race between the Harvard and Yale Uni
yrrsity crews Yale won by three lengths.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27
Allan Piukerton Dying.

Chicago, LII, June gG.-At noon Al
Ian Plnkerton, the famous detective, is
slowly sinking, and it is feared he can not
survive the day.
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Shot His Mother.

DANvIIE, KY, June 2C.-Wm. Cox, in
shooting at two men trying 10 break into
his house, shot and killed his mother.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27
Hung HiInself

FREEMAN, LII, June 2G.-John II. Wi
lev, living near here, committed suicide
last night by hanging himself in his
barn; cause; dissipation and financial
troubles.
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nled from Sun Stroke.

JOPLIN, Mo, June 2G.-James Hot
who was sun struck Tuesday afternoon
while working in a harvest field west OF
this city, died to-day from the effect,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27
CUT TO PIECES,

There is report here that the forces
near Langson were surprised in narrow
defle and nearly cut to pieces.
PLON PLON AED VICTOR.
The Figaro says: "Prnce Napoleon
(Plon Plon) has written letter to JOLT
bois, member of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties, reproaching him for seeking to in
duce Prince Victor, son Of Plon Plon,
to forsake fllial duty"
ASIATIC CHOLERA.
TOULON, June Pet is reported that
there were eight deaths from cholera yes
terday. The authorities are sparing no
effort to minimize the outbreak
DYNAMITE CONDENSED.
LONDON, June pa letter from John
O'Leary, the well-known Fenian, residing
in Paris, is published to-day, in which he
denies the assertion made by the Paris
correspondent of the Times, and pub
lished in that paper, to the effect that the
Fenians of that city were plotting the
overthrow of England by explosives.
The Fenians of Paris always condemned
the practice Of using dynamite to secure
| justice for Ireland.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24

side with his fist. Arnold then gave the
fellow two blows on the head with his
club, but at the second blow it broke,
when Taylor remarked: "- you, /
have you now" aud grasping the officer
by the throat, began TO push him back,
at the same time delivering blows on his
face.
Taylor was very stout negro and Lieu
tenant Arnold finding that he could not
grapple with him, and that the negro was
attempting to draw his knife, drew his
pistol and placing its muzzle against Tay-
lor's breast, fired two shots into him
one ranging near the heart. But this did
not deter the negro, who continued TO
fight like a demon and had almost
pushed the officer through the store.
Lieutenant Arnold fred again, the ball
entering the side of TayIor's head and
producing instant death. Taylor expired
with a groan.
Coroner Jennings held an inquest, and
the Jury returIfed verdict of "lustiiiable
homicide" The blacks were very much
excited over the killing, and several OF
them mounted dry goods boxes on thd
street and began incendiarY harangues-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24

THE Postmaster General states posi-
lively that the letter carriers will receive
their leave OF absence.
THE failure of Campbell & Sons, proprie-
tors of the Sarah and Mount Vernon fur
naces, Ironton, o., is announced; too
much Endorsement.
The force of British military police in
Egypt has been strengthened because of
disaffection among the Native police.
on the 18th the executive committees of
the Postal, Bankers & Merchants and Bal
timore g. Ohio Telegraph Companies agreed
upon a plan for pooling for twenty-five
years.
ONE Of the Ashland murderers, William
Neal, has been rsprieved by the Governor
of Kentucky till the Court of Appeals can
hear the case.
AT its recent session the Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor of Mississippi indorsed
the action of the Supreme officers in max
ing st. Louis the Supreme officers head
quarters.
SEVERAL riugIeaders of the Turkish mu-
tiny at Assout have been sent to Cairo.
The Mudir's failure to suppress the mutiny
is considered suspicious.
AT Warsaw a plot to blow up the Gar
during his stay in that city has been dis
covered, ana a JusIlce Oh Ohe edO0' S"S
pected of completely in the plot, has been
arrested.
THE French Aca denny of Medicine urges
the establishment of cholera hospitals at
all large railway stations and decides dis
| infection illusory and ineffective.
A JOINT demand is to be male by HOl-
! land and England on the Rajah of Tenom
for the surrender ofthe crew of the Nisero
shipwrecked on the Sumatra coast some
| time since.
FIFrY-sIx deaths from cholera were re
ported at Marseilles and thirty-seven a
| Toulon during the twenty -four hours end
ed the evening of the 18th.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24
Ghastly Evidences of a Crime.


Yesterday a large bunch of auburn
hair, matted and tangled, and clotted
with blood, was found hanging 10 stake
near where the body of Gertie Phillips
was found. Fragments of a letter writ
ten I'm a neat hand were also found near
where the lovers were seen. Upon being
put together it was discovered that ii was
q letter she had written to Hunter about
q yesr ago, and finding IL in his possess
sion on the fatal Sunday she had torn II
to pieces. Some distance below the spot
where the body lay is a small stream
Upon the right bank of this
farmers boy found silver
quarter of a dollar stained with blood.
In this stream the murderers must have
washed their hands after completing
their work. The most important devel-
opments was the finding Of a revolver be-
longing to Hunter, which must have been
in his possession at the time OF the muir
der. Three or four days before the mur-
der was committed, Hunter, in company
of Parish, entered McGonigle's hardware
store, in Saliuevile, and asked 60 see
some revolvers. lie selected one ana
went away. The bullet found in the girl 8
head fits the revolver.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

RUSSIA and Germany have concluded an
anti-anarchist treaty.
THE Cabinet discussed the question of
preventing the Introduction of cholera
from foreign ports on the lSlh.
The Postmaster General has addressed
a circular to Postmasters in free delivery
cities instructing them to allow carriers
fifteen days leave of absence with pay
each year, supplying their places with 5000
substitu es.
THE Philadelphia cricketers defeated
the first eleven of Surrey, Eng, on the
18th.
YELLOW FEVER has broken out at Pana-
ma.
JAMES G. BLAINE's letter of acceptance
of the nomination was given to the public
on the 10th.
THE failures in the United States for the
week ended the 18Th, numbered 102.
+. SCHULTzE has been confirmed pro-
rector of the North American College at
Rome.
DAN PARKER and Robert Hunt were
hanged on the 18th, at Greenville, Miss.
A NEW counterfeit SO Treasury note has
been turned loose upon the country.
CUMMINGS NELSON was hanged at Hou-
ma, La, on the 18th, for the murder of
John Martin.
THE Dutch State Council has de-
clared for Queen Emma as regent dur
ing the minority of Princess WiIhelmina.
THERE are rumOrs of apprehended
trouble between the cowboys of Colorado
and the Utes.
A FIRE again devastated Cedar Springs
K Mich, on the 1Ssh. Three men and boy
were burned to death.
AT Marseilles, during the twenty-four
/ hours ended the evening of the 18th, the
! deaths numbered fifty-eight; at Toulor
/ sixteen.
] DIR. SCHwEINFURTH, the German African
| explorer and traveller, has called upon En-
/ gland to send relief to Gordon.
PROF. i. LOUIS SOLDAN, of st. Louis, No.
has been chosen President Of the Nationa
| Teachers Association.
HENRY BLOOM, Baltimore & Ohio ex
press messenger at Pittsburgh, Pa, ha
been arrested for the theft of $4,000.
A COMPANY has been formed at Pitts
burgh, Pa, for the purpose Of building an,
| operating a creamatory.
SAM WILLIAMS, colored, was hanged a
| Waynesboro, Ga, on the Is h, for 8 mur
| der committed last October.
MATTHEW ARNoLD's eldest daughter
engaged to be married to Frederick Whit
ledge, a young lawyer of New York.
/ GOVERNOR CLEvEL AND and staff visite
the State military encampment at Pough
keepsie, n. y, on the 18th, and gave re
ception.
ONE of the sons Of United States ConsU
Pratt at Cork was drowned while boatin
al Queenstown. The other was rescued.
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struck by Lightning.

LAlItIJt IIlIlsi = ~ To
During heavy thunder shower yes
terday, a colored man named Gus Morris,
with his mule, sought shelter under a
large oak tree, and bolt of lightning
struck it, splitting 1t to the ground and
knocked Morris and the mule senseless,
stripping the negro's clothing, shoes and
stockings from his body, and tearing up
the ground The mule recovered and
started in alright across the field, drag
ping the unfortunate negro, who clung to
the lines with death-like grip over the
rough field, finally checking up In fence
corner, where he fell exhausted, MoE-
rls regained his senses, but viii diei
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24

Gagged, Robbed ana His Legs Tarred.

CULPEPER, VA, July II.
A robbery was committed at MitchePs
Station Tuesday night under atrocious cir
cumstances. Frank Somervillc, Of Somer-
Vile & Co, returning from the county
seat, arrived at the store at about eleven
o'clock. Three masked men with drawn
pistols met him and ordered him to throw
up his hands. He was securely gagged
and bound and told to keep himself COM
Portable Afterward he was taken to the
cellar and fastened to the floor, his
clothes removed and his legs tarred. The
thieves then went through the store, blew
open the safe and got 81, 800 in money.
They also took $500 worth OF goods, out
overlooked a package of 500. After
they had finished they drove off in Som
vilie's buggy. Somerville was found un-
conscious yesterday morning at eight
O'Clock.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24
China Bent on War.

PARIS, July lB
Advices from Shanghai state that China
rejected the French ultimatum recently
forwarded to Pekin by M. Patenotre, the
French Minister at Shanghai in which
the demand for the payment of indemnity
was made by France for the alleged VIC
lation of the Tien Tsin treaty at Lang Son.
The time for acceptance of the ultimatum
expires on the 18th, and, in the event OF
Chiua's still refusing the demand OF
France, it is reported that Admiral Cour-
bet has orders to lombard the forts al
Shanghai.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24

SANDS vi bohemian voters, a pTopOTJIoH
of whom have cast their ballot for Repub-
lican candidates in the past. Now it is
said the Germans and Bohemians will
vote Democratic to a man in the future,
and the result will be the election OF
Democratic Congres smen and members
of the Legislature in some instances, and
the close clipping of the big Republican,
State majority.