The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-06-25
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PEnsoNAL 40 PoLITIoAL

prove the insanity OF the late King Lud-
wig.
In a manifesto to his constituents Mr.
Caine says he win oppose any scheme to
buy out the IRISH landlords with English
money.
The American Association Of Nursery
men, in session at Washington, passed res
olutions highly eulogistic of Norman j.
Colman, Commissioner Of Agriculture.
NTEUwENHuIs, the Socialist leader at
The Hague, has been sentenced to solitary
confinement for one year for insulting the
King OF the Netherlands in outrageous
publications.
AT Cambridge, Eng, on the 18th, hon
orary degrees were conferred upon DR..
Oliver Wendell Holmes. in the presence of
a brilliant ass6mblage.
SHOULD the French Senate pass the Ex-
pulsion bill, NJ. WaddingtOn win resign
the ambassadorship at London, and other
French ambassadors viii do likewise.
On the 18th John Morley, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, announced in the House
Of Commons that the gOvernm ent had de-
cided to appoint a commission to inquire
into the Belfast riots.
On taking bis departure for Scotland on
the 18th to conduct his election campaign
Mr.. Gladstone was met at st. Pancras sta
tion by 10000 people, who cheered him to
the echo. He received ovations all along
the route.
On the 18th Hon. Milton J. Durham,
First Comptroller of the Currency, was
married to Mrs. Margaret Letcher Carter,
OF Kentucky. The wedding was private,
at the house of the brides sister in Wash
ington.
MISS COFFIN, daughter Of Commander
Coffin, of the United States steamer Quin-
nebaug who commanded the Alert in the
Greedy Relief expedition, was married to
DIR. Frank Anderson, of the Unit ed States
navy, at the Church Of st. Martin in the
Fields London, on the nth.
On the evening of the 18th Secretary
and Mrs. Endicott gave dinner in honor
Of the President and Mrs. Cleveland. The
other guests were Secretary and Mrs.
Whitney, Postmaster General and Mrs.
Villas, General and Mrs. Sheridan, Ad-
miral Rodgers, Senator Sherman, presi-
dent pro tenn of the Senate, Speaker and
Mrs. Carlisle, Miss Bradley, Miss West,
daughter of the British Minister; Mr.. w.
s. Endicott, Jr., and Miss Endicott
On the 18th Mr.. James A. Bay ard, son
of the Secretary of State, and Miss Ora
Deakins, daughter of VIM. F. Deakins,
were married at the residence of the
brides parents, Fort Pendleton, Nd,
family the wedding was a quiet one.
SIR ROBERT PEEL, hitherto Tory, will
be Gladstone candidate in the coming
English election.
MEETING at birmingham, Eng, on the
18th, in favor of Irish home rule was ad-
dressed by Mr.. Cowen, M. P.
ILR. GLADSTONE spoke at Music Hall,
Edinburgh, on the night of the 18th, to an
immense audience, who cheered him en-
Enthusiastically.
THE Lebanon (Ky) Democratic cOnven-
tion nominated Hon. Joseph Barbour for
judge of the Superior Court.
TIE Liberal Association of Aylesbury,
England, rejected the address of Ferdi-
nand ID. Rothschild, their member, who
opposed Gladstone.
Mr.. BRYCE, Under Foreign Secretary,
stated in the House of Commons on the
18th that France had ordered the French
flag TO be pulled down forthwith if it had
been hoisted over the New Hebrides.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN, in an address at the
Inauguration of the new Radical Union,
said it was some compensation to him to
know that he stiI retained the confidence
of great number of persons.
THE noted English war correspondent,
Archibald Forbes, and Miss Lulu Meigs,
daughter of General NJ. c. Meigs, u. S.
A, were married in Washington on the
18th. They left at once for New York,
whence they intended to sail for England.
MRS. LILY LANGTRY proposes to use the
profits Of her American trip in building a
theater in London.
ERNEST DAVID, the biographer of Bach
and Handel, is dead. He leaves complete
manuscript lives Of Mendelssohn and
Schuman, which win be published
shortly.
THE semi-centennial anniversary of the
succession Of Victoria to the throne OF
England was celebrated on the 10Th and
Goth.
SENATOR MORRILL,, of Vermont, has beer
quite i'll for several days. Mr.. Morrill, is
seventy six years of age.
THE Washington gossips are at present
busy reconstrueting President Cleveland''
Cabinet. The President has not been
heard from on the subject.
On the 10Th the funeral of the late King
Louis IL. of Bavaria took place with great
pomp and ceremony at Munich.
THE Pope has Indirectly notified Don
Carlos that the Vatican win disapprove OF
any attempt to disturb Spain.
On the 10Th Rev. Henry Ward Beechel
sailed for Europe on the steamship
Etruria accompanied by his wife. H,
will probably return the latter part O
September.
THE ceremony of conferring the cardi
nails hat on Archbishop Gibbons viii TAX
place in the Baltimore cathedral on Oh,
90th, which Will be the twenty 18th ami
versary of the priesthood of the prelate.
SPEAKER CARLIsLE's presidential boon
is receiving the assistance of Kentucky
men in Congress.
So many bills are now before the Presi
dent for his signature that many of then
viii become law before he can examin,
them.
THE Presidents attention has beer
called to the disgraceful condition Of thI
American Soldiers cemetery in the City
OF Mexico.
IN contributing one hundred dollars q
the Irish parliamentary fund, Bishop Nc
Quaid of Rochester, n. ", writes a letter
urging agitation until Ireland's rights are
conceded.
In an address to the electors of Bristol
Sir Michael Hicks-B Beach, said the Gov.
ernment scheme would be dishonorable {,
Great Britain and disastrous to Ireland.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,
IT is thought that over dozen lives
were lost by the fire at Vancouver, British
Columbia, and out of five hundred house,
only a dozen remain.
NEWS was received at Nogales, Ariz., OF
the 18th, that the Apaches had captured
Santos Salano in Oroblanco canyon, thre
miles south of the city, on the 18th, tiet
him TO a tree and hacked him to deatl
with knives.
On the 10th a Bohemian named Jumbe
was severely hurt at Racine, Wis, by
dynamite bomb explosion.
on the 10th man named Pritohard,
coal miner, at Lucas, Ia, cut his wife