The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-07-30
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
' rERsoNAL ANp Por1r1cAI.


NINE. ATTI-NIcoLINI will sail for the
United States to begin her American tour
on November Z.
THE veteran actor Joe Jefferson and his
wife have just returned from a salmon
fishing trip TO Canada, where they had
the finest Of sport. Mr.. jefferson is now
resting at his home on Saddle Brook, Ho-
holus, n. j.
On the 22d VIM. Hunter, second assist
ant Secretary of State, and the oldest
official in continuous service in the United
States, died at Washington Of a complica-
ton Of diseases incident to old age.
THE greetings between Bismarck and
Count KalnOky on the latter's arrival at
Kissingen were very cordial.
THE bondsmen of Cashier Thomson, OF
the Provident Savings Bank, st. louis,
have made a proposition to settle the de-
fcit, and Receiver Thompson has filed a
petition for instructions and advice from
the court.
IT is announced that the English Liberal
Unionists positively object to a coalition
with the Conservatives in the way of a
new administration.
On the 23d Stephen Brodie bootblack,
twenty three years of age, jumped from
the Brooklyn bridge into the East river,
and was hshed out uninj njured.
The citizens of Waterford, Ireland, de
mand the removal from the Council
chamber of the royal portraits and the
substitution therefor of a portrait OF
General Thomas Francis Meagher.
THE remains of United States Consul
Rogers, who died at Vera Cruz five years
ago, are to be disinterred on the 1st of Au-
gust and brought back to his home in Ne
braska.
On the 23d Colonel Dexter Russell
Wright, one Of the best-known lawyers of
Connecticut died at his residence in New
Haven.
THEJ PEERLESS "MoRLACCHI," the IA
nous premiere danseuse, diei on the 23d
at her residence at East Biuerica, Mass.
at the age of forty two years and nine
months. She was the wife of the noted
Texas Jack.
GENERAL LOGAN has gone to San Fran
cisco to attend the National Encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
3 SIR CHARLES dixie has definitely an
nouncei his withdrawal from public life
and has retired to the continent.
A FAVORABLE report on the Fitz-Johu
Porter nomination has been ordered by
the Senate committee on military affairs.
THE Marquis of Lorne is mentioned as
the next Viceroy of Ireland.
STEPHEN BRoDIE, who jumped oR the
Brookly bridge and escaped uninjured
has been bound to court for attempting
suicide. Meanwhile he has an offer to APP
pear at a dime museum.
BROADER GENERAL BEN BARNEY, a
Mexican veteran and ex-president of the
Society of the Army of the Potomac, died
suddenly at his home in San Francisco on
the oath.
REV. WILLIAM J. SHERMAN, a young
Catholic priest, is said to have been CLAN
destinely married to Miss TiIIie Mccoy,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, on June IA. The mat
ter has just been made public.
THE German Cabinet has forbidden
Prussian officers betting with boolImakers,
riding horses owned by professional
horsemen or figuring in races unless in uni
form.
ACTING SERETARY FAIRCmLD has noti-
fed the collector of customs at New York
TO allow free entry of an original portrait
of General Washington, painted by Thcs.
Il. Pyne.
HENRY HAM as killed8n general
fight at German picnic near Glenwood,
Pa, on the 25th.
THE "Social Democrats" seem to be
coming to the front as an element in En-
Elish politics.
MEXICAN troops are gathering at Paso
del Norte, and affairs are taking on a war
like appearance. Additional United States
troops have been dispatched to the bor-
dor.
THE Queen has made personal appea
TO Lord Harrington to join Salisbury in the
formation of a ministry.
MADAGASCAR has been notified that its
scheme for raising a loan in London is a
violation Of treaties.
THE Porte has issued a circular urg ing
enforcement of the Turkish law which for
bids the recognition of the naturalization
of Turks abroad.
JULIUS FBEDEBICKS, one of the Greedy
expedition survivors, Indignantly contra
diets recently published stories of Maui
rice Connell rejecting on Grealy.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND inti-
mates, in connection with New York edi-
torial comments on him, that he is not go
ing to resign just yet
HINTON r. HELPER, of "Three Amer
icas" railway fame, reported dead, shows
up alive and exceedingly wide awake in
Buenos Ayres.