The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-11-26

Aspen, Col, on the 10th, and the entire
outfit was carried over two hUndred
foot precipice. A rescuing party dug them
out, and four of the passengers were
found uniniured, but the rest, five in num-
Der, were seriously, IL not fatally injured.
THE Sioux City (Ia.) grand jury is still
investigating the HaddOck murder case.
THE cashier of the Military Office at
Madrid has absconded, leaving a shortage
of $780, 900
SEVERAL disasters are reported on Lake
Michigan on account Of the recent storm,
accompanied by serious loss of life.
THREE iremen were fatally injured at a
B ltim1re fire on the 18th by the capsizing
of a ladder truck.
Two women died of actual starvation on
farm of David Sherlock, Kings County,
Ireland, some fowl, their only subsistence,
having bsen seized for rem.
THOMAS WILSON, superintendent of the
Fox Hill granite quarries, at Reading,
Pa, went to Wilmington, Del, about the
10Th and drew $1,000, with which to pay
the employees, and up to the 18th he had
not been heard CT.
CHESTER BELLOWS was convicted on
the 18th Of murder at Charles City, Ia,
and sentenced TO death for the killing of
his niece last July because she refused to
marry him. If hanged he will be the
second to bo hanged in Iowa in twenty
years.
OK the 1S.h many buildings were
wrecked ami one man was killed by
cyclone in the Wyoming valley, Pennsyl-
vania.
A WORKMAN created a sensation in Paris
on the 18Th Iy firing five snots at the en-
trance to the Chamber OF Deputies.
A CYCLONE destroyed the vitriol works
of the John l.. Thompson Chemical Com
pany near West Troy, N. Y, on the 18th.
/ ON the morning of the 18Th the residence
/ OF James johnson at Landesville, Ind,
was burned. and his two daughters, Ella
| and Minnie, psrished in the flames.
! On the 18Th three trac1men were struck
| by snow-plow on the Fonda Narrow
gauge branch Of the Wabash road in Iowa,
two of whom have dieI from their in
juries.
BY a landslide which struck the limited
express on the Pan Handle road at Jones'
| Ferry, Pa, on the 18Th, two persons were
fatally ana several seriously injured.
The grand jury in the Haddock murder
case at Sioux City, Ia, returned an in
dictment for murder against John Arens-
dorff, and for conspiracy against ten
other persons.
ON the 18th Hugh Devlin, a member of
| Company e, Second infantry, was found
frozen to death near the guard house at
Fort Omaha, Neb. He was under the in
duence of liquor.
On the 18th a pet parrot attacked James
Lawson's babe, six weeks of age, in its
cradle at Marion, Ind. and picked hole
through its skull, through which the
brain oozsd. This injuries are probably
| fatal.
Ex-ALDERMEN WAITE and Fullgraff, of
New York, testified against McQuade in
the bribery trial on the 10Th. Fullgraff
made himself out rank perjurer.
PoLICFsIAN CHARLES JONES, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, killed his wife on the 10Th,
and Peter Engelhert, of Cincinnati, killed
his.
CAPTAIN NoBcKOFT, leader of the Bour-
! gas revolt, anl three sergeants implicated
therein, have been condemned to death.
CHAs. A. BROWN and +. L. Hurgett
were killed. on the 10Th 10y an explosion
OF filter in the salt works at Syracuse,
NY.
TIE steamers Britannia and Beacons-
field had a collision eff the Battery, New
York, on the 10Th, and the latter sank.
FREIrAG's embroidery factory. in Jer-
sey City, n. J., was destroyed by fire on
the 10Th. The insurance will fully cover
the loss.
THE recent gale completely destroyed a
summer hotel in progress of construction
on Walnut mountain, one mile from Lib
erty, Sullivan County, n. Y. The whole
structure was lifted from the foundation
and carried twelve feet, falling into mas ;,
and is a total wreck.
On tho goth the Hotel Bellevue and sew
eral cottages at Cape May Point, N. J.,
were destroyed by fire.
TIE notorious Cuban outlaw, Jimenez,
was shot and killed a few days since by
the police at Havana.
on the night of the Goth thieves entered
the residence of Mrs. Miller, widow, at
Ligonier, Pa, and robbed her of s., 900 in
gold and nearly 5000 more in currency
and checks.
ON the Goth Maggie, the eleven year old
daughter Of Angus Mckenzie, a farmer
living at Wellsville, o., was burned tC
death The little ones clothing took fire
from a CRATE during the temporary alb
sence of the mother.
OK the 2Olh Annie Seibert, servant gir
employed by Jos. Daupher, Pittsburgh
(Pa.) butcher, was fatally burned. The
clothes of the unfortunate domestic
caught fire from the stove while she was
at work
THERE was a disastrous fire in Allegheny
City, Pa, on the 2)th, in which one fireman
was killed and four others were injured
Three ice-houses, two stables and sever
dwellings were destroyed and as many
families were rendered homeless.
FIRE destroyed one thousand houses OIL
theisland Of Luzeen, one Of the Philippine
group, on the 2lth.
on the 21st the steamer Barrowmore, eI
. route from Baltimore to Liverpool, arrived
at ST. Johns, Newfoundland, with hel
cargo of cotton on fire.
, OK the 21ss officer Henry was shot and
killed an Marshal Mcclure was fatally
wounded by horse-thieves whom they
attempted to arrest at Albuquerque, n. NJ
MISCELLANEOUS.
A loan Of - 100000 marks to balanc,
the German imperial budget will, il i
thought, be necessary.
A TRAIN with one hundred passenger