The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-06-25

A TRAMP named Michael Kelly, has been
arrested at Beaver Falls, Pa, on suspicion
of having murdered James Kincaide, of
Mahonington, Pa, last December, and
also for the killing OF young girl near
Mansfield, o., in September. A colored
man named Jasper says Kelly confessed
both murders to him.
On the nth mob took Eli Owens from
the jail at Hebron, Neb., and lynched him.
On the 18th two six-year old boys, while
playing in a coal bin at Dana, Ind, were
buried under the grain and smOthered.
On the 18th Bill Vaily, notorious char
acter, shot himself fatally at Superior,
Wis, after an unsuccessful attempt to kill
his wife.
A FARMER named John Burnett, living
at York, Mich, on the I7th shot and
mortally wounded his wife and danger
ously wounded Mrs. Jackson, his mother
in-law.
ON the 18th a fire which broke out in the
piano factory and salesroom of Antisel &
/ Co., San Francisco, caused a loss of $780,
/ 600 TO their stock; insurance, 100000.
/ The loss to the furniture stock of Henry &
/ Co., adjoining, is S25, 900; covered by in
/ surance.
JOSEPH HART, seventeen years of age,
accidentally shot and killed himself at
New York on the 18th.
/ GEO. G. CHARLES, an actor and play
/ wright, committed suicide at Philadelphia,
being unable longer to endure the excru-
/ ciating agony of an attack of sciatica.
DR.. S. A. RICHMOND shot and killed
Colonel J. w. Strong at st. Joseph, No,
on the 18th, and then wounded himself in
the head.
IN a recent fight between prison guards
and soldiers at Bogota, United States of
Colombia, one General, several officers and
thirty soldiers were killed.
ONE Jamaican laborer and two sailors
were killed and three dangerously wound
ed by police and soldiers while trying to
arrest an unruly sailor on board the Amer
lean bark Don JustO at Toulon.
At Mingo, Champaign County, o., on
the night of the 18th, Minnie Austin, aged
eghteen, shot herself with revolver be-
cause her mother refused to let her attend
a lawn fete with her lover. The bullet
took effect in her head and produced in
stant death
| HENRY AETHUs committed suicide on
the 18th al Delavan, III. He bought re-
volver, went into a barn, made bed OF
hay and shot himself through the head
dying in two hours. He was twenty two
years old and unmarried. No cause is
/ known Tor the aCbs
IN the cases of thirteen of the indicted
Milwaukee rioters bail amounting to Sl5,'
600 has been forfeited by the non-a appear
ance of the defendants for trial.
THE French brigantine Michael is re-
ported TO have sunk on the Grand Banks
and nine of her crew drowned.
ON the 18th A. E. Morse, cashier of the
First National Bank, of Stevens Point
Wis, was shot and killed by w. w. Ha-
zeltine.
On the night of the 19th an immense
hydraulic dredge lying in the Potomac al
Washington burned, and out of eight mer
who were on board when the fire broke Out
only one (Wm. Schaefer) is known to have
escaped.
On the 20th William Farrell killed 6
watchman named D. Heller at AvOca, la.
and then blew his brains out.
ON the 10Th four miners, convicted Of the
murder of Superintendent Watren at De-
cazeville, France, were sentenced to terms
of from five to eight years penal servitude
The history of the HelOts rObber band
in Texas shows it to have been one of thu
worst gangs of desperadoes the State eve
knew, and that it is now broken up is du'
to the fact that two of the members be
came rivals for the love of a woman.