The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-12-04

SENOR RoarERO, Mexican Minister to the
United States, declares that the people of
his country have the kindest feelings to-
ward the United States.
A COMMITTEE. has been appointed by the
Italian House OF Deputies to wait upon
King Hnmbert and Duke D'Aosta to ex-
press admiration for their heroism during
the cholera epidemic at Naples,
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
GEo. SnLoNDs' furniture warehouses at
Bristol, r. l., burned on the 23d. g.
Ar Edinboro, Pa, on the 23d, G. B. VIII
liams fatally shot his wife and then killed
himself.
AN anti-liquor crowd at Blondensburg,
o., on the oath demolished an obnoxious
saloon and beat the proprietor so severely
that he died.
THE extensive works OF Kellett & CO., at
KeIlettville, Pa, were destroyed by fire a
few days ago. They were engaged in ex-
tracing juice from hemlock bark for tau
ming purposes. Loss, S35,o00; insurance,
$4,000.
JEREMIAH FRITZ and wife, residing at
Doylestown, o., were awakened the
msrning Of the oath by two masked men,
who pointed cooked revolvers at the old
gave the burglars 5000, when they de-
parted, threatening death il a noise was
made.
SELDEN's lumber yard and sheds in
Rome, N. Y, were burned by incendiaries
the morning of the 24th. The loss is about
$4,000; partly insured.
THE three train wreckers, Collins, Kirk
endale and Proctor, were sentenced on the
24th at Santa Fe, n. NJ, to the Territorial
Penitentiary for seven years each.
An unsuccessful attempt was made the
night OF the 23d to rob the safe in the office
of the North Avenue Savings Bank at
Cambridge, Mass. Holes were bored in
one OF the doors, through which several
pounds Of powder were poured and ex-
plOded. The safe was badly damaged, but
not sufficiently to allow the burglars to
get at the valuables.
CHARLES H. c.. RIND, of Adrian, Mich.
son of the late DR.. Rind, a prominent
physician and politician of the State, and
son-in-law of Judge Comstock, Kalama-
zoo, postal clerk on the Michigan Central,
was arrested on the oath by the Post-ofiice
inspector at Monroe for stealing from the
mails. In default of $1,000 bail he was
sent to jail at Detroit to await trial. He
had been suspected, and decoy letters led
to his arrest.
THE residence of John Steinmeyer, pro-
prietor of the brewery at Flagstaff, Ari-
zona, was burned on the night Of the 21st.
He was burned to a crisp. His wife and
child were rescued.
POLICEMEN GRANT and Devins of New
ark, N. j., have been committed to await
trial on charge of highway robbery and
attempted shooting. While drunk on duty
ALo of tb.o oQI EhI,rr okA,.,l-oI 4. r,,o,,
robbed him and fired several shots at him
while he was endeavoring to escape. Two
other policemen who failed to arrest the
guilty officers were suspended by the
Mayor.
OK the night OF the oath fire was discov-
cred in the building in Chicago occupied
by the Chicago Paper Company and 9th
ers. The paper company's loss is $4,000;
insurance, $4,000. Other minor losses,
chiefly by printers, $1,000; fully insured.
The building is owned by Treat Campbell,
and is damaged So 900; insured.
On the 25th Mrs. Joseph Shibley and heI
thirteen year-old daughter were killed by
lightning near Point Pleasant, W. Va.
ON the Goth an attempt was made tc
wreck passenger train on the Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad near the
Cincinnati city limits The Obstructions
were discovered in time to prevent mis-
chief.
HERBERT CLARK, member of a promi-
nent banking firm at Moscow, Idaho, has
absconded with over $4,000 of the
banks funds and a woman not his wife
His wife andtw children were left at Mos
COW.
On the Goth Jacob Schuler, OF Miamis-
burg, o., committed suicide by hanging
himself to a rafter in his barn.
By the burning of the Forty Fort Colliery
near Wnkesbarre, Pa, 500 persons are
thrown out Of employment.
on the 26th DR.. John Maxwell, living
near Springfield, o., chloroformed- his five
children and himself and laid down to die
Three of the children died. He was re-
vived and placed in jail.
An enraged woman at Paris, France
killed man by shooting him five times in
the chest. She claims that her victim per
sistently slandered her. -I.s