The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-08-06


ALLUD1Se to the fishery question the
London Tines says, as a last resort, the
can be solved only by arbi-
uation.
ON the Goth Peter Noonan died of sun
stroke at Memphi. Tenn.
BY reason of Mr.. RandalPs opposition
to various items in the appropriations Con-
gress win not be able to adjourn as early
as expected.
TIE parents of Eliza Armstrong, who
hsured in the Pal afaH Gazette scandal in
London, viii, it Is said, sue the prOprietors
for $4,000 damages for libel
PRESIDENT RFALL of the American Ag-
ricul 'ural and Dairy Association has made
an appeal 70 President Cleveland in behalf
of the Oleomargarine bill.
JAMES BAILLIE HAMILTON Of Worcester
Mass, is about to we'd Lady Evelyn Camp
bell, fourth daughter of the Duke ofArgyle
and sister -in-law of Princess Louise, in
August, at Westminster Abbey.
ABBE LIszr died at midnight of the 3Oth,
at Bayreuth, aged seventy-hve.
NATHANIEL r.. DAWSON, Of Alabama
has been nominated by the President as
Commissioner Of Education.
TIE Senate rejected the nomination OF
". c. Matthews, of Albany, N. Y, as Re-
corder of Deeds for the District of Colum-
bia.
CONSIDERATION of the Nicaraguan
treaty has been postpom until Decem-
ber.
HENRY WARD BEECBER's lecture tour
in England is said TO be falling fiat.
CHARLFs DICKENs, son Of the celebrated
English author, is soon to make tour of
America, reading from his fathers works.
THERE is rumor in the War Depart
ment that a prominent officer of the army
has preferred serious charges against
General Fitz obn Porter, based on an al
legged false report made BY the latter dur
ing the war.
LOUISE MICHEL and other Socialists are
to he tried at the Seine assizes on the 18th
for exciting to piuage and murder at re-
cent meeting.
HENRx IEvING and Miss Ellen Terry are
en- route for Americ~.
EDITOR CUTTING was to have a public
trial at Psso del Norte, beginn ng August
B. 10 be conducted under Texas law.
HINDMAN, the English Social Democrat,
denies that he is to come to America to
establish SooiaIistic journal
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the 2s;h children playing in an
empty ice-houss at. Des Moines, Ia, set
fire to It, and it was destroyed. Every
thing was ms dry as powder, and a hot
wind bore the flames ahead until fourteen
Luildings, mostly homes of people in m od-
crate circumstances, were destroyed. The
loss is not t'less than $4,000, pretty well
covered by insurance.
WIDE SPREAD destruction is being
caused by forest fires in Wisconsin.
on the 2Gth Frank Bergh was arrested at
CT veland, o., in connection with the
Knoch tragedy in Michigan.
On th 20 h twelve prisoners escaped
from Jail at Wheeling, w. Va, ten of
whom were captured.
OK the 29th the preliminary trial of the
men charged with wrecking a Missouri
Pacific train near Wyandotte, Kas., was
commenced at Wyandotte.
ON the 20 sentences of from three
months imprisonment to fifteen years
penal servitude were passed on the Bel
Pian Socialists convicted Of destroying the
ROux glassworks.
CHINESE pirates recently captured the
Dutch steamer Hok, killed the captain
first mate and chief engineer, and hold the
captains wife and the remainder of the
crew for ransom.
OK the 70 h Ross Raymond, formerly q
newspaper reporter and a well-knowT
swindIer, 10th in this country and Europe
was arrested in hotel in New York, and
locked up for passing worthless checks.
on the night of the 29sh the bolt and nut
departments of the Elba iron-wOrks al
Pittsburgh, Pa, burned. Loss, SIS, 900; in
sured. The building viii be rebuilt.
a in hG
No. 2O2O Third avenue, New York, on the
10Th. Mrs. Mitchering, aged sixty-five,
was too fce'l, to lght her way, and wa:
Luincd 10 death. The money damage by
the fire was trihing.
On the 10Th John McDermott, eighty
eight years of age, afflicted with a cancer
and weary Of life, cut his throat at the
&esidence of his SON -in-law, John Heer
who lives about ten miles below Dubuque
Ia.
on the 3Oth Rudolph Schultz, German
gardener, committed suicide at Peoria
H., by hanging.
TnE Wyandotte (Kas.) train wreckers
have been held for trial in the Distric
Court without bail.
on the night of the 30th the train of ter
coaches bearing the Iowa, Michigan anJ
New Jersey delegations to the G. A. r
encampment, and also Senator Logan anC
Governor Alge of Michigan, collided with
an engine at Echo, Utah, wrecking bott
engines. No one was hurt except one Of
the fremen, who was slightly bruised.
"A SLICK swindler has worked Albany
/ IN. w foundrymen extensively on
worthless. facing" mixture.
on the Goth Brakeman Porter was killed
in railway accident at Bluffton, Ind.
and Engineer Sipple was terribly scalded
On the 8Oth the principal business house
OF Thomson, Ga, were burned. Loss
| $4,000; insurance, $4,000
ON the S0th the Touring mills of Buck
/ Hoff in Manchester. Va, burned, and tn,
Old Dom nion cotton mills were partially
destroyed. Loss, $50, 700; Insurance, $50,
/ 600.
On the 3oth fifteen cases of sunstrok'
were reported in New York. two fat ]. 4
/ slight shower in he evening cooled tn
atmosphere for an hour or two.
THE Baptist Church at st. Clair, Pa.
was wrecke with dynamite ON the 3Ist
owing to bad blood engeudered by tn,
/ crusade of the Law and Order League.
ORvILLE SHORTS extensive carriaae fac
| tory at Syracuse. n. V, was totally de
siroyed by fire on the S1st. Loss, S70,O 600
insurance, Sb0,020.
Fms destroyed the No. mill Of the In
dian Orchard Mills Company at Spring
field, Mass, on tn Slst; loss, SlO0,0 GOO.
TIE schooner yacht sarah Craig, with
party of ladies and gentlemen on boart
from Philadelphia, Capsized off Sandy
Hook, N. J., on the 31st, and six of tn,
ladies and one gentleman were lost.
DURING The recent severe storm on th
Atlantic coast a man named Dorpher
living near Dunham's Corners, n. j., wa
struck by lightning while cultivating corr
and was Instantly killed.
TIE market train on the Lebanon Valley
railroad was wrecked near Derry, Pa, OF
the morning OF the Slst by washout- En-
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