The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-07-16
MIsCELLANEOus.


and destroyed the English factories at
Cape JUDY on the west coast Of Africa.
IN the counties on which the Gladstone
ties chiefly relied the vote is going Union
ist, and their last hope is gone.
TIE London Daily Nel0s characterizes
the closing by Russia of the port of Ba-
toum as a gross breach Of faith, and says
that England ought not to condone or
recognize that action.
CHOLERA returns from Italy on the 7th
were as follows: Venice, new cases,
death; Brindisi, $50 new cases, II deaths;
Latiano, 20 new cases, 20 deaths; San Vito,
81 now cases, 4 deaths; Fontana, rs new
cases, "a deaths.
On the 18th a Cabinet council win be
held at London to decide what course to
pursue in view of the result of the cleo
tions.
UP to the evening of the 7th the British
elections had resulted as follows: Tories
elected, 240; Unionists, A.; Liberals, 119;
Parnellites, %.
( THE Common Pleas Court of Clinton
| County, o., has ordered the Cincinnati &
Eastern railroad sold within sixty days
for not less than S67O,O00.
! On the eth a severe shock OF earthquake
was felt at Malaga, Spain. The heat in
Madrid was so overpOwering that the
/ Cortes was compelled to adjourn before
reaching a vote on the budget estimates.
OK the 7th the two hundred coal-miners
employed at Rend's mine, at Mcdonald,
Pa, struck for an advance of two cents
per ton in the mining rate. The mines are
closed.
ON the Sth forest fires were reported rag
ing in Wisconsin and New Hampshire.
ON the sth the window-glass workers
] mat in convention at Pittsburgh
UP to the evening of the Sth the number
of Tories elected to the British Parliament
euualed the entire number of that party in
the last Parliament.
THE Postal Clerks Brotherhood has is
sued a formal reply to the Postmaster
General.
THE thirteenth National Conference of
| Charities and Correction will meet at st.
Paul, Mimi, July II to 81.
MUCH uneasiness exists regarding the
situation in the East. England is prepar-
ing note TO Russia regarding the closing
of the port of BatOum.
THE half breeds in the Stony Mountain
penitentiary, who participated in the
Northwest rebellion, are to be granted full
amnesty by the Canadian Government.
SPRINGFIELD, o., contributes $500 to tn
Irish parliamentary fund.
THE introduction of natural gas in man
ufactures at Pittsburgh, Pa, is said to
have thrown 5000 men out of employment
by lessoning the need of coal.
On the night of the 9Th Judge George P.
Sanger, late United States district-attor-
ney Of Massachusetts,, a stout, genial gem
tleman of some sixty-hv years, was
swindled at Boston by confidence man.
His experience viii cost him $3.50.
On the Sth the cholera returns from Italy
were: Brindisi, 11G new cases, 40 deaths
Fontana, 40 new cases, 10 deaths; LatianO,
45 cases. p deaths; San Vito, ~ cases, 4
deaths; Venice, new case, deaths; Cod
igoro, new cases, 1 death; and several
cases in the provinces of Bologna, Padua
and Vicenza.
On the 9th the Senate. in executive ses-
sion, rejected the nomination of Solicitor
General Goode.
In Italy on the eth, there were 226 new
cases of cholera and 1913 deaths reported.
Troops have been dispatched to Rowan
County, Kentucky, TO aid in enforcing the
law.
THE Panama Canal Company viii issue
bonds instead OF floating the proposed lot
terry loan.
THE firm of Beal & Co, the New York
cotton brokers who failed a few days ago,
have resumed business.
NEGOTIATIONS regarding the New Heb
rides are going on satisfactorily between
France and England.
On the night of the Sth burglars effected
an entrance to the post-office at Minneap-
oils, Mimi, and robbed the safe of $4,000
in stamps and small amount in sh.
IT is officially stated at st. Petersburg
| that the closing of the port of Batoum does
! not constitute violation of the Berlin
treaty.
THE damage suit of the Bankers & Mer-
chants Telegraph Company against the
Western Union for S2,OOO,00O is nearing ar
4 end.
On the 9th an insane man fired a revol-
yer in the French Chamber of Deputies
+, the bullet passing close to the head of the
president of the chamber.
: OK the night of the Sth, F. NJ. Marshall
of Stark County, Ohio, was hazed in a
S brutal manner by his fellSw-students in
Mount Union College at Alliance, ..
. On the 9th a banquet, at which distin
! / guished company were present, was ten
dered to Rev. Henry Ward Beecher at the
Metropolitan Hotel, London, by Mr.. Gillig
a AN attempt will soon be made to tow
4 raft of 3,500,Oo0 feet of logs from st
2 Johns, New Brunswick, to New York.
OVER a huudRed negro miners have beer
a put to work in the Danville (In.) Goa
Q mines, supplanting white men.
q THE Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland ha.
{ been petitioned to stay evictions nnti
] / November, when bountiful harvest vii
enable the farmeGs to pay the landlords.
In the Pittsburgh district the employee
Of all the blast furnaces have decided Il
/ demand an advance in wages of twenty
r per cent. The matter viii probably b
j arbitrated.
A REPORT is current in London that
CYRUS w. Field ami Jay Gould have pur
/ chased a controlling interest in the stool
company which controls the FiRGpciG
{ NetcS.
3 OK the Och Thomas n. Carnegie, execu
tor Of the William Coleman estate at Pitts
burgh, Pa, issued executions against th'
S Atlas Iron works, limited, on confessed
, judgments, aggregating $4,000. Th'
sheriff has taken charge of the works IN
r the interest of Carnegie.
THE defaulting officials of the Chesa
peake & Delaw Canal Company, Les
S ley and Wilson, it is believed, have sale,
a for Brazil from New York on the steamel
e James Gordon Bennett.
= RUSSIAN toPedo boats, on the way to
Odessa, are allowed free passage of th'
= Dardanelles.
e The cholera record for Italy for the lOtE
shows 247 new cases and eighty eigA
s deaths.
j, ANOTHER strike seems imminent n tae
Pennsylvania e0ss FeRI0R'