The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.
ConDiIed from Various SOurceUs
PERsoNAL 40 PoLrT1cAL.

EDWARD SOLOMON, the American COM
poser and husband OF Lillian Russell, has
been arrested in London on a charge of
bigamy at the instance Of a former wife.
BTssoP WooDLoCK, OF the diocese of
Ardagh, Ireland, in an address to his do
eese, deplores the present condition Of
affairs and warns the people against the
revolutionary principles Of secret So
cieties"
THE Sultan gave audience to the Duke OF
Edinburgh and Prince George Of Wales on
the 23d. He received his visitors most cor
daily, and conferred upon both the deco
ration of the Imperial Order OF Osmanie.
1t Is reported that the Czarewitch is about
10 visit the Sultan.
Ex-PREsIDENT ARTHUR has decided to
leave New Lon don. He win return I'd New
York and occupy his house on Lexington
avenue this winter. Sherman W Knevals
spent day with him recently at New
London. He says that the Generals health
does not show any Improvement, neither
can be be considered any worse than
when he left New York.
BIR. ABRAHAM, NJ. p. for Limerick, Is
trying to procure the release of dynamiter
Daily.
EMPEROR Francis JOSEPH unveiled the
column erected to the memory of Admiral
Baron Won TegethoR at Vienna on the
oath.
s. $. Cox, Minister to Turkey, now at
home on a visit, intimates strongly that
he would p efer seat in Congress to his
present position.
THE published report of the dismissal OF
Mrs. r. A. Johnson, a granddaughter of
the late Robert Morris, a signer Of the
Declaration OF Independence, is correct.
The reason given. for her removal - that
she was incompetent.
WHITAKER, Of Chicago, in a bicycle
race Mt Charlottesville, Ind, on the oath,
against time, made one hundred miles in
six hours, three minutes and ffty-nine
seconds, beating the worlds record by one
hour seven minutes and one second.
RIGHT REv. J. +. SHANAHAN, Bishop of
the Roman Catholic diocese of Harrisburg,
Pa, died at his residence at Harrisburg
on the oath. lie retired on the night of the
23d In apparently good health, but in the
morning had an acute attack of conges-
tion Of the brain, which terminate fatally
before noon.
THE sculling match on the Thames at
London on the 25th between Beach and
Wallace Ross, for 500 side and the
championship, resulted in an easy victory
for Beach.
GOvERNOR LARRABEE of Iowa has is
sued proclamation quarantining against
cattle from Illinois unprovidel with a
clean bill of health.
SECRETARY BUTLER, of the American
committee on Bartholdps statue o. Liber-
ty, announces that October % is the date
set for the inauguration Of the statue.
q CAPTAIN w. S. JOHNSON (retired), u. S.
A., is to be tried by court martial at
Washington on a charge OF duplicating
his pay accounts.
GENERAL BOOTH Of the Salvation Army
has arrived in New York.
MEs. ELLA JENNINGS, Of Newark, n. j.,
who was injure in railroad collision
two years ago, has just gone insane as a
result.
AN appeal has been sent by Parnell to
President Fitzgerald Of the Irish National
League for additional material assistance
in the present crisis in Irish affairs.
GENERAL RosECRANs claims to have
discovered that a Washington canal and
bridge company owes the Government a
large sum of money since 1880, which,
through loose book keeping, had been lost
sight Of.
SECRETARY BAYARD left Washington on
the 27th for brief vacation.
COLONEL CHARLES G.. GREENE, a veter-
an Of the Boston Post, died in Boston on
AAaH aANhf AEbtl eAEul ~AAEeG YH8ANs
Mrs. DELLA PARNELL has arrived in
Dublin. She thinks it doubtful il she ever
returns to America.
A MAN named Christian Sudbury was
arrested and locked up at Ottawa, Ont,
on the 27th, on suspicion of having dyna-
mite designs on the House of Parliament
and the Governor Generals residence.
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN, president of the
Junction Iron Works at Wheeling, W.
Va, died suddenly in the Wisconsin iron
ore regions on the 9th.
GREEK semi official journals say Lord
Iddesleigh's efforts to bring about a rap
prochment between Servia, Bulgaria,
Greece and Turkey have come tOolate.
MISS VIOLET CAMERON and Lord Ions
dale, with their English Opera Company,
have arrived in New York, and win make
a tour of the principal cities OF the United
States.
Br1.vA LooKw oop is in training for the
presidential race in 1883 as the candidate
of the woman's Rights and Prohibitionist
parties.
WIN. BEACH declines to accept any chal-
lenge from Hanlan to row on the Thames
or in America.
j. HENRY STONE, an ex- Senator OF New
Jersey, died st Railway on the 27th.
THIRTY more removals were made by
Public Printer Benedict on the 9th.
SENATOR VooRHEEs addressed a mass
meeting Of Democrats at Indianapolis,
Ind, on the night Of the 27th.
UNEXPECTED opposition has developed
in Pennsylvhnia 20 Mr.. RandalIs renom-
hation for Congress-
THE nephew OF Baron Hnusmann, who
attempted 60 assassinate NJ. de Montauzan
nt Paris last Feb uary, has escaped from
custody.
THE North German G1zettc explains that
the real motive for Alexander's abdication
was on account OF the Czar's personal
aversion TO him.
G.. i. n. ROBINSON, OF New York, is In
jail for carelessness in the management OF
an estate of which he was executor.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
ALFRED ID. Ro- NERAY, twenty-five
years ofage, son OF former United States
Consul at Porto Rico, committed suicide
at Washington on the 23d, by shooting
himself through the head. He recently
lost his position In he Post Office Depart
ment, and took his life while despondent.
Mrs. ALICE TITCoMB died at Omaha
Web, on the 22d, from the effects Of being
burned by lamp explosion. A gentle-