The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-22

az C0mDriogeporCs Mass'S Durneu. 1Ae
loss win reach 1000 on stock and ma
chinery and $4,000 on building; insurance,
81, 900 on building and 10000 on machin-
cry and stock.
ON the 18th James ShafRert and Frank
Eek, while working in a slope 200 feet deep,
excavating ore, near the Catasauqua and
Fogelsville Railroad at Reading, Pa,
were crushed to death by rock, weighing
about ten tons, falling on them.
AT Lewiston, Me-, on the 14th, Kate
Mccartney, sixty years Of age, was burned
to death.
THE schooner Mabel Dilloway, Of Glou-
cester, Mass, with crew of sixteen men,
Is reported as lost.
On the 14th M. Barrim, Prefect of the
Department Of Eure, in France, was muir
dered and thrown from a railway train.
MoRMoNs in Arizona are creating some
alarm by asking arms of the Governor to
protect themselves, as they say, from In
dians.
1T is officially announced at Berlin that
the German Government has no intention
of annexing the Samoan Islands.
AT Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th, Wiley
B. Bryan was convicted of sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails and gets
three years in the Penitentiary.
TIE Kentucky Court of Appeals sus-
tained the conviction and sentence of Rob-
ert Fowler, who murdered his niece near
Henderson, and he win have to hang.
On the 14th a Connecticut woman placed
her child in an oven to keep it warm. Her
husband returning in her absence and not
knowing the fact, made hot fire, and the
child was roasted to death.
On the night of the 14th a mail driver in
Kerry, Ireland, was stopped by masked
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| ejectment.
OK the 18th Samuel Robinson was as
saulted and brutally beaten by masked
robbers near Lgonier, Pa.
The battle Of Yorktown was comm en-
GRATED at Paris on the 18th by banquet at
! the Hotel Continental.
| THE Fulton Market New York; fishing
/ smack Eliza Baker and crew are missing,
/ supposed to be lost in the recent gale.
4 On the 14th, fourteen miners were killed
4 by an explosion in the Almy coal mines,
near Evanston, wy. T. Seven bodies
| have been recovered.
ON the 18th fire at Lexington, KY, de-
stroyed Innes & Sons grocery store, the
! OperA-house and the Adams Express
| Company's Office and stables.
TIE jury in the case of Enoch Cook at
Louisville, KY, charged with killing James
1 AGGRlbbg 56ubeuCSu b4S pIASOAAbA AO bNO
! years in the Penitentiary. Cook and
/ Prewitt quarreled last July, and Prewitt
| was kicked and beaten to death.
| On the 14th tenement house on the
| premises of Captain Bell at Kings Noun
tain, N. c., was destroyed by fire, and
three colored persons, Gertrude Bendle-
man, Julian Earle and Julia, child eigh-
teen months old, perished in the flames.
! ON the 18th a large hy-wheel burst at
! Harper's rolling mill at Newport, Ky,
| piece of which struck the boiler, causing it
to explode. Several of the employees were
| injured, some seriously, and the building
was badly wrecked.
THE Puritan shirt factory at Province
town, Mass, was totally destroyed by fire
| on the 18th.
Two men were killed and a number in
iured by a snow-slide at Mount Snefles,
Col, on the 18th.
CHARLES MITCHELL, who killed Sim on
Cox at Indianapolis, Ind, has been ar
rested at Chicago.
NOTHING has been heard from the over
due steamship City of Nassau, which pass
ed out of the Delaware capes on Christmas
morning for Jacksonvills, Fla, and beyond
doubt she is lost with all hands, eventeen
in number, on board.
EARLY on the morning of the 18th the
works of the International Starch Com
pany at Black Rock, near Buffalo, N. Y,
were totally destroyed by fire. Loss, $780,
600; insurance, $4,000.
THE Westover block at Bay City, Mich,
containing the opera house, Second Ma
tional Bank, Post-oGlce, Sirneyer g.
| Edwards clothing store and number Of
offices were totally destroyed by fire on the
/ night of the 18th. Nothing was saved.
The loss is placed at from S6O, 900 to SIC, 900,
with an insurance of about one-fourth that
amount.
THE cabin at the Ruby Trust mine on
Mount Sneffies, Col, was carried away on
the 18th by a snowslide, burying six men.
A call was made on Ouray for help, but
before the relief party arrived the seven
1 men who were fortunate enough to es-
cape had uncovered those who were
buried. Martin Pearson and Andy Pear
son were killed outright, and the cook fcr
the party, name unknown, was badly In
jured.
Two hundred colored people were rem
dered homeless by a fire at Washington,
D. c., on the 18th.
AT Jersey City, N. j.. on the 10th, Geo.
H. Desque, a wife murderer, was sentenced
to be hanged March 26th.
MOB went to the jail at Vincenaes,
Ind, on the night of the 18th and took out
Epps, the negro murderer, and hanged him
to a tree.
DYNAMITE explosion at the CrOton IN.
" aqueduct on the 10th caused consider
able damage to property, but fortunately
only one person was injured.
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