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

On the 2Sth II. L. Gilmer, a painter,
identified Spies as the man who lighted the
fuse in the Haymarket (Chicago) riot and
Schnaubel as the man who threw the
bomb.
THE TREE (Scotland) Crofters have re.
solved to offer no resistance to the force
of marines sent to restore order in that
island.
The Postal Telegraph Company has
been reorganized by foreclosure and sale
and it is the intention to extend its lines
to the Pacific coast.
THE first fatal case Of smallpox in De-
troit, Mich, was that of little Mary Koch,
whodied on the night Of the 2Sth. Mrs.
Koch has been taken with the disease,
making the sixth case in five different To-
calties. There are fears of an epidemic as
soon as warm weather ends.
THE Warsaw police have discovered a
widespread revolutionary SOcialistic con-
spiracy, having branches at Paris and at
St. Petersburg. Many Polish students are
implicated. The leaders. in the plot have
been arrested.
On the 29th man, believed to be Grin
Sperry, the defaulting treasurer of Chau.
tauqua County, N. Y, was arrested at
Allegheny City, Pa, while begging. On
MS person was AOuuQ ONbE ALay A4OuSdAu
dollars in bonds, considerable cash, letters
from prominent men and addresses of all
the large banks and bankers in the coun-
try.
THE jubilee of the Heidelberg Ger
many) University on the occasion of the
five hundredth anniversary of its founda-
ton was celebrated with great eclat on
the 29th. Numerous distinguished foreign
visitors were present.
AvEIN of natural gas has been discov-
cred in Calumet County, Wis.
On the morning Of the 30th the balloon
Torpilleur, which left Paris on the even
ing of the 29th, descended safely into Lon.
don.
DURING the seven days ended the 30th,
there were 1872 failures in the United States
and Canada, against total Of 164 for the
preceding like period.
The valuation of railway property in
Missouri, as officially reported, is $42. .S47, =
294.4S, an increase in one year of 1874, :
492.l7.
THE new "City DIrectory'' OF Detroit,
Mich, has just been issued, containing
76,064 names, representing a population of
not less than 100000, or an increase of
12,O 600 over last year.
ON the 3Oth serious revolt occurred at
sing which may result in the entire two
hundred students leaving. George G..
Crandeu, of Genesee County, refused to
testify sgainst students before the board
and was expelled, and the students
packed their trunks and declared their
intention of leaving unless Crandell was
reinstated.
THE estimated decrease in the public
debt for July Is SS, 900, 900.
A DANGEROUS counterfeit of Bank of
England notes has been discovered to be
in circulation in Great Britain.
A RECENT duel between a couple OF
French subaltern officers in Algiers, fought
with sabers, res ulted in the head of one of
them being cleft in twain.
THE Welsh members in the British
House of Commons propose to form ma
tional party on the same lines as the Par.
nellites.
CONTRARY to general expectation, the
success of De Lessep's loan for the Pam
anna canal is reported as assured. Nearly
all the obligations have already been taken
| up.
THE prosecution in the Anarchist trial at
| Chicago closed on the 31st and the opening
for the defense was made.
In London the stories about the Labra.
/ dor famine are not believed.
A TRIENNIAL festival of the Grand Chap.
| ter Royal Arch Masons of the United
! States viii be held in Washington the last
week of September.
SMALLPOX is said to have made its ap.
pearance at Colon, on the Isthmus Of Pam
| anna.
| AN investigation is to be made into the
report that the fishermen of Isle Royal,
Lake Superior, robbed the bodies of the
| victims of the Algoma disaster and sunk
the corpses far out in the lake.
A LARGE staff of engineers passed
| through Panama on the 1st on their way
| to Peru to complete the great Oroya rail.
| road there.
SERIOUS rioting took place at Belfast on
/ the night Of the 21st and on the 1st. One
| person was killed and a large number
| wounded.