The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-03

AT its recent commencement Yale Col
lege conferred the degree of Ii. d. upon
Governor Hoadly of Ohio.
The Tammany chief, John Kelly, per-
sonally favors Bayard for President.
THE failure OF Thos. J. Watson, one of
the heaviest dealers in the Oil Exchange
at Pittsburgh, Pa, is announced.
THE Republican National Committee
have secured headquarters in New York.
s. B. EIkins is TO become the Secretary.
On the 18th the Indiana Democratic State
Convention nominated Isaac p. Gray for
Governor, aud instructed for Mcdonald for
President.
j. l. CASE, the owner Of ay-Eye-See has
put up S, 900 and will trot his nag against
any horse for $4,000 a side, either at Chi
cago or Providence.
on the p Minister Sargent was ban
qneted in London by Henry Gillig. Mr..
Sargent intended to sail for New York on
the 25th.
SIR STAFFORD NORTHCoTE gave notice
/ in the British House Of Commons on the
| 18th Of his intention to move a vote of cen
sure of the Governments Egyptian policy.
THE North Carolina Democratic State
Convention on the p h nominated General
! Alfred NJ. Scales for Governor, and elected
delegates to the Chicago Convention.
THE Ohio Democratic State Convention
on the 25th elected as delegates-at-large
to Chicago General Durbin Ward, Hon.
Allen G.. Thurman, JnO. R Mclean, of
the Cincinnati Enquirer, and Hon.
Jacob Mueller-aH by acclamation. The
convention instructed for Samuel ]. Tilden
for President.
THE Missouri State Democratic Conven-
tion on the 25th cleo ed as delegates at
large to Chicago, John O'Day, of Spring
field; Chas. H. Mansur, of Chillicothe;
Morrison Munford, of Kansas City, and
d. r. Francis, of st. Louis.
THE Prohibitionists of Indiana will hold
a State Convention at indianapolis July II.
In the Tenth Indiana District, the Re-
publicans nomina w. d. Owen for Con-
/ gress.
Hon. WIN. MCKINLEY, JR., of Ohio, has
! been nominated for Congress.
On the Goth the National Republican
| Committee met in New York and elected
b. +. Jones, of Pittsburgh, Chairman, and
ex-senator Fessenden, Secretary.
! j. B. WAKEFIELD was renominated for
| Congress by the Republicans of the Second
Minnesota District.
! GEORGE II. KELLER, Of Hartford, Conn,
has been awarded first prize for designs for
! the Garfield Monument
S. z. HUGHEs, the present Attorney Gen
| eral of Arkansas, has been nominated for
| Governor by the Democrats.
GENERAL A. j. WARNER was nominated
or reelection to Congress by the Dsmo-
Gratis of the Seventeenth OAiO District.
On the 26th NJ mister Ferry stated in the
| Chamber of Deputies that France would at
once demand satisfaction for the Chinese
violation of the treaty at Langsan.
PRESIDENT CROCKER of the Central Pa
cfic Railroad denies that the road is en-
barrassed, and says the employees will be
paid as usual this month.
The Republicans of tho Thirteenth Indi E
ana District nominated w. w. Williams
present Minister to Paraguay, to succeed
| Calkins in Congress.
WIN. II. VANDERBILT declines to match
Maud s. against Jay-Eye-See. While
/ talking on this subject he branched off on
| money matters, and regretted that people
were putting their money in strong boxes
instead of investing in stocks while PRICES
/ are so low.