The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11
IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND PoLIrIoAL.

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be exhibited.
CHAs. A. BAKER OF the Minnesota fnter-
nal Revenue service has been appointed
receiver OF the Second National Bank Of
Livingston, Montana.
THE National Committee OF the Labor
party decided not 20 hold convention bu
TO support Butler.
On the 1st, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
voted for the first time in her life at a
school election at Johnstown, N. Y.
:. 3. MERRILL, General Manager OF the
Milwaukee a. st. Paul Road, it is reported,
is to become President OF the company.
RUSSIAN officials are on the lookout for
plotters against tho life of their ruler in
view OF tho Cars proposed visit TO War
saw.
ON the 1st the New England Fair opened
nt Manchester, N. II. Geo. b. Loring,
Commissioner Of Agriculture, delivered an
address.
SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN has asked
tho Governor Of Pennsylvania 60 cause,
through the proper SOURCES, the action to
bo Withdrawn against the Austrian Consul
OF Pittsburgh, as the treaty allows a Con-
sui certain rights which even a city ordi-
nance does not restrict, among which is
The right to display the colors OF the ma
tion he represents.
lN three-mile sculling race near Law
renee, Mass, on the 2d, Teemer defeated
Hosmer by half a length.
a PUBLIC reception was rendered Cen
eral Logan at Madison, Wis, on the 81.
THE Connecticut State Democratic Con-
vention nominated Governor Waller for
recollection.
Hon. HENRY b. ANTHONY, United States
Senator from Rhode Island, died at Provf-
dence on the 2d.
THE New Hampshire Republicans have
nominated Hon. Moody Currior for Gov
ernor.
THE Gar Of Russia win go to Warsaw
September 8.
BIsHoP PIERCE, senior Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, died at
Augusta, Ca, on the Sd.
GENERAL WOLsELEY has offered Henry
M. Stanley a position on his staff.
A PROCLAMATION has been issued by
Governor Hamilton of Illinois in reference
70 pleuro-pneumonia among cattle
On the 81 Mr.. Tilden was formally pre-
sented with the Chicago resolution at his
Grnystone residence on the Hudson.
THE Republicans Of Massachusetts, nom.
mated Governor George ID. Robinson for
recollection.
Hon. THOs. A. HENDRICKS made an nd-
dress at Connersville, Ind, on the 81.
THE Massachusetts Democratic State
Convention met on the 81 and nominated
a full ticket.
The present State officers of Wisconsin
were all nominated by acclamation for re-
election by the Republican Convention,
which met at Madison, on the 81.
THE Texas Republican State Convention
passed resolution to the effect that il was
ineXpedient 90 nominate State ticket,
f..T, f~ lid l..
Jones for Governor.
SECRETARY or THE TREASURY FoLGER
died at Geneva, N. Y, on the 4th, after
several weeks prostration from overvvorIl
NINE. NILSSON has signed with Colonel
Mapleson to sing in America and England
Tor 81, 400 night.
On the 4th the hcadIess body OF seaman
O'Connell, OF the Tallapoosa, was found.
ALPHoNso TAFT, American Minister to
Russia, was rendered a reception by the
Gar and Czarina on the 4th.
FRANK PATTERSON, owner OF the Long
Branch Opern-house is missing. Warrants
have becn issued for his arrest.
ADMIRAL GOURMET will not shoot any
more until the French Minister at Pekin
makes his report ON the political situa-
tion.
THE designations Of Collector Robertson
son OF Troy, as members of the RepubIi-
can committee are announced.
THE Wisconsin Prohibitionists nomi-
mated State ticket at Madison on the
n.
OK the An the indianapolis Sentinel re-
sponded to the Blaine libel, and filed a
lengthy batch of questions that Ir. Blaine
will be called on to answer. Mr.. Shoe.
maker says he will press the suit to an
early issue.
Mrs BELVA ID, LOCKwoOD's letter ac-
cepting the nomination of the Equal Rights
party for President is before the public;
and she recites what she would and would
not do, were she to be elected. Her letter
is both political and literary curiosity.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the 3lst a party of striking miners
near Murraysville, o., attacked the guards.
killing one and wounding another. They
set flre TO the hoppers, cut telegraph wires
and were very unruly and bostorous. The
Governor has beeu asked to send troops.
There is great excitement
AT Williamsport, Pa, on the 31st, the
Post-ofiice was robbed of $500 worth Of
stamps.
On the 2d twenty-five buildings at Mis-
soula, NJ. T., burned.
wrecked near Lynchburg for the purpose
OF robbery, Tho wrockers wero routed,
however.
On tho 1st James Cassidy, OF Spuyten
Duyvil, was fatally stabbed in New Y York
by Robert McGregor, a workman in a shoe
factory.
A COUPLE of burglars entered the resi-
dence OF a Mrs. Smith, ON Llng Island, n.
y, but she ran them or, firing two sho Is
from a revolver at the rasoals.
MARTIN WENBURGER who murdered
Louis Gottfreund, a peddler, was hanged
at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the "a.
On the 2d Rice & Hutchins' shoe factory
at Marlboro, Mass, burned.
A COLLISION between Orangemen and
Catholics recently occurred ON the Labra-
dor coast, in which firearms were used.
Several people were reported killed and
many wounded.
THE Mississippi negro, Ed. Thomas,
who recently tried to commit an outrage,
was hanged by a mob, half of whom
were colored men, on the 81.
AN oil tank exploded on the ga and
"A west-bound freight train on the Indian.
apOlis & 81. Louis line was almost entire
" burned.
ON the I Frank Frisbie was arrested at
New York on a charge Of having stolen
s., 600 from a Portland (Ore.l bank.
A HARD case named Emmett Mitchell, Of
Belmont County, o., on the 2I, shot and
killed Charles Griffith. a peaceable and
highly respected farmer.
ON the 81 james 4. Fisher, OF Bollefon-
tatno, o., and Prasker Humbert, we'll
known sheep breeders, were killed while
crossing a railroad track near Milwaukee,
Wis.
AT the yvire-drawing mills at Joliet,
ILL.,, riot occurred on the 3D. on account
of a rednction of Nxages and the employ