The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-11-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.
CsmDlled from Various SOureess
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

House in company with the Princess
Komatsu and tho members of his suite and
paid their respects to the President. Thoy
were received in tho blue parlor. The
presentations were made by Secretary
Bayard.
OK tho 10Th Mrs. Margaret Carnegie,
mother of Andrew Carueg' e, the million
aire iron and steel manufacturer, died at
her home at Cress0n, Pa, after prolonged
illness. Mrs. Q arnegic was seventy
years Of age. Andrew Carnegie, who has
teen ill for several weeks, is said to be
cunvalescing
The official vote OF The state election in
Ohio gives Robinson (Rep), "a, ,s9J; Nc
Biide (Dem.), 329 ,3l4; Smith (Pro.), Is, ,657;
Bonsal (Greenback), 1902 Robinson's
plurality, 1881. In 1881 Robinson's plu-
rality for Secretary of State was 11,2l2.
THE Duke of Connaught has been ap-
pointed commander ia chief of the British
forces in Boml av.
CARDINAL tIAYNALD, Bishop Of Kalocza
and BAGS, Hungary, has started a SUBJ
sciiption fJr the purpose Of raising funds
20 dCfray tho expenses OF removing the
remains Of tho Able Lisz5 to Pesth.
PRlNcE NICHOLAS Of Montenegro, the
Czlr's choice for the throne Of Bulgaria,
is n Russian su' ject.
THE Presidents cottage homo at Wash
int ton has been christened "Oak View"
II viii DO the permanent home Of Mrs.
Folsom and the occasional home of the
Pro e.ilent AMI Mrs. Cleveland.
LORD SALIsBUEY's speech on the Bull
Ehrian situation is construed at st. Petors-
burg as pacific.
OK the 18th Judge Sage in the United
States Circuit Court Of Cincinnati threw
The famous telephone suit out of court for
want of jurisdiction.
PRGNCE WALD EMAR states that the de-
cision as to his acc psance Of the Bulgarian
throne rests with his father
4, On the 11th a Bulgarian deputation left
for Cannes, France, to notify Prince Wal
demar OF his election TO succeed Prince
Alexander.
MISS ANNIE Hox E, niece and adopted
daughter OF II. NJ. Hoxie, Of the Iissouri
Pacific Railroad Company, and Mr.. c.
Thorne, formerly OF New York, hut now
of St. Louis, were married in New York
ON the 11th.
THE remains Of FreI Archer, the En-
glish jockey, were inferred at Newmarket
on the 18th.
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER declines a
public reception in honor of his return
from Europe.
c. J. BYLFs, freight agent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Leaven worth, Kas., has
mysteriously disappeared.
THE King Of Denmark declines to allow
his son, Prince Waldemar, TO accept the
Bulgarian throne.
WILLIAM OBRIEN, editor Of United Ire
land, declines to sit in Parliament for the
South division of Sligo.
On the 18th Judge Cowing, i'm the New
York Court Of General Sessions, disposed
of the case OF "BooIle" Alderman Nc
Cabe, holding that he need not be sent to
an institution. hut that he might be cared
for ly his wiz. The judge fixed bail ut
$4,000.
JOHN G. EMO, formerly president of the
Second National Bank Of New York who
robbed that institution Of several millions
or dollars and ned TO Canada, is said to
have visited his fathers residence in New
York a few days ago in disguise.
IT Is now stated that Russia favors the
MonteneGrn prince, Blazo Provitch, for
the Bulgarian throne.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND finds that it
costs something to he "a property holder
in the District of Columbia. He pur-
chased coax View" for about S20, 900 Ho
got his tax-biH the other day and found
that the place had just doubled in value
on his hands Next year the assessor will
add the cost Of improvements to the
grounds and dwelling, which will make
the place worth just one years salary, or
$4,000.
OK the night of the 18th Sullivan knoo k
ed = addy Ryan out cold at San Francisco
and then picked him up and carried him
90 his corner. The set-'o was " vitressed
Ly an immense crowd.
MRS. STEWARDS will was probated in
OH .saN
tion having been made.
CoNGREs sMAN w. T. PRICE, OF Wiscon-
sin, Is lying seriously i'll at his home in
Black River, and is not expected to re-
cover.
AT its meeting i'm New York on the 18Th
the American Secular Union elected the
following officers: Tresideus, Courtlandt
Palmer; secretary, Samuel r. Putnam;
treasurer, Eugene Mcdonald. Colonel
RoLt. G.. Ingersoll presided.
ON the l4'h Mrs, Milan Putnam, a
daughter-in-law OF General Putnam OF
revolutionary fam,, celebrated her one
hundred and second birthday at Dnnvers,
Mass.
REv. WIN DELANEY, Catholic b shop of
the diocese Of Cork, Ireland, died on tho
18th.
UPoN receiving no. ice from The King Of
Denmark OF his refusal TO consent TO
Prince Waidemsr's acceptance of tho Bul-
rurian throne, tho regrets resigned and
the Sobranjo has adjourned, an tho mem-
bers going TO Sofia.
SIR Henry d tUamoNp WOLFE. The Brit
ish Commissioner in Egypt, has been sum
moned 10 London, though for what pur-
pose does not appear.
AMARR1AGE is on the tapis between the
L -r..q Frevr
mouth. son Of the Marquis OF Bath. Queen
Victoria will give the princess a dover,
her father being penniless.
Official returns of the New York City
election show that Hewitt received 9),524
votes for mayor; George, CS,tl0; Bnose-
velt 90, ,435, and Wardwell, 5S1.
PA1TI arrived I'm Now York on the 18Th
SIR FARRAR tFRsCHEL said i'm speech
at Bristol on the 1$ n that the Liberals
could net confde in Lord Churchill, as his
policy was an echo Of Glodstone's.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
ON the 10Th when tlo case OF lvIn. Hem
derson, alias Carson" alias "Geutleman
George" the notorious safe burglar, was
called in Justice Nachr's court in Brook
1vn. the prisoner failed 20 appear. He had
been charged with tiil-tuppiur, and was
released on $500 bail, which was declared
forfeited.
on the nth three mon were poisoned. .
one fatally, by drinking adulteratCd beer
rear Saginaw, Mich.
THE rivers Po and Adige in Italy he We
overhowed the banks ana submerged the
country along their courses.
AZ Boston on the night Of the Ilth
thieves went through the pockets of VIII
son Bnrrett's troupe while performing
taking a lot Of Jewelry, etc, most OF which
was recovered.