The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-09-24

TWELVE carloads of Apache Indians
passed through st. Louis on the 18th, on
the way to Florida, under escort Of United
States troops.
THE Russian sugar manufacturers have
succeeded in inducing the Government 70
continue the granting Of bounties as hith-
el to to Russian traders, and have there
fore abandoned their intentions of reduce
ing the the output.
THE Porte has renewed the entente cor
did1s with England, and now sanctions
the formation of an extensive English
coaling station on the Island of Thaso,
concerning which there have been reports
Of much iu-feeling on the part Of Turkey.
TIE lace manufacturers of Nottingham,
England, have combined in proposition
to reduce the wages of their lace-makers
fifty per cent. The employees, it is be-
lieved, will resist the reduction, and a
lockout is considered imminent.
JULIUS BAUM & Co, VIII holesale clothiers
at San Francisco, assigned to Solomon
Sweet on the 18th for the benefit of their
creditors. The liabilities are estimated all
the way from $4,000 to $1,0OO,OOO. The
members of the firm refuse to say any
thing, but it is generally believed that the
assets are quite equal to the liabilities
OF the S15,000,0)0 three per cent. bonds
included In the 148d call, recently made,
about one million dollars are held to se-
cure National bank circulation.
THE business failures occurring through
out the country during the seven days
ended the 18th numbered for the United
States 152, and for Canada SO, OF total of
1S5, as compared with a total of 178 the
preceding week, and 100 the week previous.
TIE Coke Syndicate has decided to close
down all the works in theCollinsvilIe (Pa.)
region every Wednesday until further no.
tice, on account Of the falling off in the
demand.
OVER eight thousand Odd Fellows from
various points in the West ana North west
left Chicago on the 18th for Boston, to at
tend the meeting of the Supreme Lodge.
There were 175 carloads of the m.
A SUBSCRIPTION list for the sufferers by
the recent earthquakes at Charleston, 8.
| c., has been opened at all American COM
sulates in Germany, and liberal contribu'
| tions are reported.
| SEVENTEEN Mexican revolutionists re.
| Gently captured by government troops,
| were Immediately shot
THE cholera returns from Italy on the
/ IS ii showed eight deaths and twenty five
new cases at Tarento, and twentY-nine
| new cases and fourteen deaths in all other
/ infected districts.
! THE Repu6fqlte FraRcdise urges the
| French Government to take advantage OF
| the fact that England has her hands full
/ to enforce the French protectorate over
/ Madagascar.
| THE st Louis Exposition is enjoying a
| degree of success unprecedented for the
beginning of its season, and with the
arrival of Gilmore's band on the Goth the
attendance was expected to almost double
/ as every one was on the qui UiUe to well
| come them.
Two serious riots occurred in Liverpool
/ on the 10Th. One resulted from an en-.
| counter between Orangemen and Nation
/ alists, the other had its origin in infam-
matory speeches made at a Socialist meet.
/ ing in Torteth park. The police expert
enced the greatest difficulty in suppress
| ing the outbreak. Many of the rioters
/ were arrested.
| THE grand opening exercises of the
/ Knights Templar TTiennial COnclave held
/ in the great Music Hall of the st. Louis
| Exposition on the 10Th were witnessed by
seven thousand people, and thousand,
more were unable to gain admission. The
ceremonies and concert were particularly
grand and impressive.
THERE was desperate riOting in Belfast
| on the 10Th.
AN Irish Italian riot at Pittsburgh, Pa.
on the 10Th, resulted in two persons being
fatally injured.
BUSINESS has been fully resumed al
Charleston, including telegraph and tele
! phone service.
THE Russian agent at Sofia has officially
| threatened to suspend relations with Bul.
garia if the government yields TO til,
Sobranje's demand for the punishmenbo
the authors Of the revolutionary conspir'
acv.
TIE organized workingmen of Indian
apolis, Ind, united in grand street pa
rade and picnic under the auspices OF DIS
trict Assembly 106 and the Central Trades
and Labor Union on the 10Th. The pro
cession consisted of numerous labor or
ganizations and contained $500 men.