The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-12-03


neck. The calf started of, threw the boy
down and dragged him until death re-
suited from stran2ulation.
WHILE T. K. Stevens and son, twenty
years of age, wero filling a drill-hole in
the Piutis mine, near Idaho Springs, Col,
with giant powder on the 23d, the charge
exploded, killing the son ins tantly. The
father was so badly injured that he died
subsequently,.
THE New York Court Of Appeals has
confirmed the judgment Of the court be-
low in the case of Buddensielz, the New
York builder, convicted of manslaugh ter,
having been declared responsible for the
death Of q workman employed on a row
of buildings which fell while in course of
erection under his super vision.
A SLIGHT fire occurred in the interior Of
the statue Of Liberty Enlightening the
World on the 2Jth.
CLEMENT SNYDER, proprietor of a beer
garden, committed suicide by shooting, at
Tifiin, o., on the 25th.
Two children named Meisal were caught
in the recent blizzard near Mandan, OAK,
and were frozen to death.
FIVE men were instantly killed by the
explosion of the boiler of thetugboat Sun
beam, at New York, on the 25th.
THE body of William Gaul, of Indian
apolis, Ind, who was lost in the woods
near Ashland, Wis, on the 21st, was found
on tho 2jth.
HARRY BURKsHAw, a fireman, was
killed in a collision on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road, twenty four miles from
Pittsburgh, on the 25th, several other per-
sons being injured at the same time.
The Winn Parish (La.) courthouse
4 .,
JOHN CAvASAUGH, of Jersey City, n. J.,
has been held for trial for the murder OF
| Patrick Hayden.
LAWRENCE BETHUNE, of Amargo, n. NJ.
has been sent to the penitentiary for rob,
bing the mails.
INVESTIGATION shows that the Conti-
mental Hotel fire at Chicago, on the 25th
/ was the work of incendiaries. The build.
| ing was fred in six places.
john MALLORY, a Missouri Pacific sec.
/ tion foreman, was killed at Leavenworth
/ Ka4., on the s5th, by walking Off a trestle-
work.
A NUMBER Of German Socialists wht
took part in a public demonstration havu
/ been sentenced at Berlin to various term:
| of imprisonment at hard labor.
HERMAN BLICKENDORFEE, whose hom'
was at Lebanon, Mo-, while out with
surveying party in Oregon on the 25tl
was killed by tho accidental discharge @
a pistol
IT is reported that the Poe family, VIII
were thought to have been burned &
death in Knox County, Ky, month ag
were in reality murdered by a neighbo
and his wife. The crime was witnesse,
by their young son who has told al
/ about it,
ALICE GRIDLEY, aged four years. fel
! upon a stove during the absence of he
mother at Akron, o., on the 26th, and wa
/ so severely burned that death ensuet
! shortly.
| ROBERT HILL, shot an killed his broth
er, Tony, at Atlanta, Ga, on the 2Gth
/ and then, placing the pistol to his owl
i temple killed himself. The trouble wa
caused by whisky.
Mrs. CHARMS SMITH met with a horri
bic death a Charlotte, Mich, on the 9th
While working about the house her cloth
ing caught fire and she was burned to
| crisp.
Cholera has been officially declared t
exist in Cordova, South America, wher
five cases and three deaths were reporte
on the 23I inst In Roasario there hav
been twenty one cases and eight death.
There have also been three or four case
in Buenos Ayres.
THREE Russians living near ROscO,
Oak, while goinr home on the night of tn
25th, found a bottle bv the roadside whic
they supposed to contain alcohol, an
drank it. It proved to Ie aconite and all {
them died from the effects. Their name
have not been learned.
ZONE man was killed and two others weI
seriously injured by the falling Of an ele
vator in Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 27th.
ON the 27th the steamers Alaska an
Oregon collided in Lake Erie, near d,
troit Mich, and the Oregon had TO !
beached to save her from sinking.
On the 9th Coroner West, at CIevelnn,
O., announced the verdict of the jury
the WheIer murder case, holding the hu
band Of the murdered woman ponsib
for her death.
On the 2Tth elevators . and A, owne
by the st. Paul s. Duluth Elevator Con
pany and located at Duluth, was d
slroyed by fire. Chas. Moore, Ed Lee az
a man named Leronchi lest their lives, Il
two latter being burned 70 death. II
loss by the fire was SSj0,00l.
a MAN supposed to he James II. Farm
worth, Of Detroit, MicA., committed su
> eide by han ginE in a New York hotel {
, the morning Of the 27th.