The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-01-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
rEnsoN.,L IND roIrrICAr..

PERSONAL IND POLITICAL.
II turns out that Samuel c. Blodgett,
recehtly dismissed from the Providence
Savings Institution, Providence, r. l., had
cmhezzled f27, 900 in the past eight years.
The negro Footc, one of those killed
10y the lynchers at Yazoo City, Miss, was
a graduate Of Oberlin, o.
IT lis said that Archbishop Tache, Of
Manitoba, is arranging to open schools for
Indians i'm the Northwest.
The resi- gnatiOn of Judge McCreary
of the Eighth United States Judicial Cir
cult Is announced. Ho is to be attorney
for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road. He became United States Circuit
judge when Judge Dillon resigned to be-
come JAY Gould's private attorney.
II has been decided by Secretary Fol-
ger that the Cinnamon who came to New
Yorkin the ship Resolute can not land in
this country.
SUIT has been brought by Rose
Koran, formerly maid 10 Lady Vaudeville,
for $4,000 damages for false arrest on
charge Of larceny at the instance Of her
employer.
ON the 31st Conway Brown, a Har-
ward student, killed himself at the home of
a friend in Providence, r. I.
On the 3lst Alexander Brogden, a
member Of the British Parliament and iron
master, failed for E723,O0O. Henry Brog-
den failed for n like amount.
ANOTHER victim, Fritz Holder, WHO
was wounded in the affair OF Christmas
Eve al Yazo0 City, Miss, died on the 1st.
Ir is believed by Captain Pike of the
ill-latcd Arctic steamer Proteus, that Lieu
tenant Greedy and party are safe at Lady
Franklin Bay.
On the 1st the Emperor Of Germany
kept open house. So did the President of
the United States.
In the Bond trial General Ben Ed
wards made the closing speech ON the 3lst.
The case was given to the jury on the ID.
AT Unity, n. H., Edward Keycs diod
few days ago, leaving an estate valued at
Sl2,Ol5. His will bequeaths the S45 to his
daughter while the schools of the town get
the $4,000.
On the 31st, Matthew Coudy, aged
seventy, died at his residence in St. Louis,
Mo. A telegram was sent to his brother
james in Hancock, Md, announcing his
death, In about an hour telegram was
received in st. Louis carrying intelligence
of the death Of James, aged eighty years.
Their deaths occurred just an hour apart.
the Rectorship Of st. Andrews University.
The funeral Of the late Archbishop
Pcrche took place at New Orleans on the ID
with imposing ceremonies.
SENATOR SABIN, of Minnesota, favors
cessation OF debt payment and wants out
standing bonds converted into ffty-year
twQper cents.
IU was expected that Lieutenant Har-
N ~
reach the terminus of the railroad, at Orcm-
berg, Russia, 10y tho 18th.
ON the 2d Judge Krekcl decided in
the Unhcd States Court at Kansas City
that the Missouri authorities are en- tiled tc
the custody Of Frank James till the Blue
Cut robbery case is disposed or.
In PaTisthe Marquis dc Rays has been
sutcncea ca fpur years Imprisonment for
cntiring macy persons into a bogus coloni
zation schelue. Fopr Of his associates were
given two years each and one five years.
THEsKhgdiyoof Egypt wants his Min
lister oEEnWiccto cut down expenses.
JUICE THURMAN, of Ohio, has gone
to Eureka Springs, Ark.
TfrF paghof Office was taken by Gov
ernor Robinson, OF Massachusetts, on the
Sd.
COLONEL SUDEIKEN's : mUrdcrers have
been arrested in st. Petersburg.
ON the.Sd Captain Pike, of the Pro
tcus, gave the Arctic Board his views on a
plan For relief Of Lieutenant Greedy.
j. +. AND WIN. REDMOND, Irish mem
hcrs of tho British Parliament have landed
in san Francisco from Australia.
1T is said the Women's Christian
Temperance Union is about to initiate an
ot or political movement to secure Pro
h.bition plank in one of the National Con
vention platforms this year.
ALTHOUGH declared not guilty by the
jury, the troubles-of the defendants in tn,
Eurmu Bond outrage case in Illinois are by
no means ended. There appears to be
studied aversion to their presence in tn,
community they formerly called home, anC
each -scems to bo seeking an abiding
place more conducive to health and longev
ity.