The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-09-17
VOL. XXI.
IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various SOurceSs


Nne pOlNLeGnnlC department. oA Lnh oAA AAA-
versity Of Japan at Toxic, has accepted the |
Of the Rose Polytechnic lnsti- /
tute at Terre Haute, Ind.
Ell COYOTE, the Mexican bandit, is re-
ported surrounded by the regular forces.
A CARD from Envoy Sedgwick is pub
llshed in the New York EUeRtRg Post, |
denying that he had been guilty of inn |
proper conduct while in the City Of Mex !
leo.
PRINCE ALEXANDER was met at differ
ent points on his way to Darmstadt by
crowds of people. At Turn SEVERN he
took final leave of his ministers and Off
GERS.
Mr.. LoUDEN, formerly prominent mem
Der of the National Land League, accuses
the league of investing donations instead
Of using the money to help evicted ten
ants.
SECRETARY BAYARD shows by corre-
spondence that he has not neglected the
Ward and GaskelI cases (Americans
charged with murder i'm Lower Cali
formal, but is watching them closely.
THE infant Queen Of Spain is suffering
from pulmonary disease, which is making
alarming progress. Tho affection is simi-
lar TO that which caused the death Of King
Alfonzo.
ON the q n Rev. Ebenezer W. Brady,
regular army chaplain at Fort Russell,
Wyo., died suddenly at the fort. Captain
Brady served through the war as chaplain
OF an Iowa regiment. He was frequently
in battle with the regiment, was prisoner
several months, and was noted as lee
turer on 'Life in Liberty"
THE Porte is reported to have refused to
receive Sir William White as the lOc1m
teneRs of Sir Edward Thornton, British
Ambassador to Turkey. This action on
the part of the Porte is attributed to Rus
sian influence, Sir william White bein ng
decidedly anti Russian.
PRINCE ALEXANDER arrived at Darn
stadt on the 10th.
PRINCE HENRY Of Battenburg, son-in-
law Of Queen Victoria, left for DRrmstadt
on the 10th 10 escort Prince Alexander to
Balmoral.
THE NOUOe Vefmyd points out that En-
gland alone Of all the signers Of the Berlin
and says "Russia will not lie brought to a
stand-still by Ensland's veto"
POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas, who is
spending a vacation in Wisconsin, was
rendered a reception at Milwaukee on the
night of the 10th by the juneau Demo-
cratic club at their rooms. He will return
TO Washington this week.
Mrs. PICKETT, widow Of the Confederate
General who made the famous charge at
Gettysburg, has been appointed to posi-
tion in the Interior Department.
SUPERVISING ARCHTECr BELL granted
request Of the mayor of Charleston that
Inspector Pierce be permitted to remain in
Char eston another week from the 10th to
assist in the work OF examining into the
condition Of damaged buildings.
GENERAL DRUM. acting Secretary Of
War, has given instructions that GerOni-
mo, Natchez and the other hostiles who
surrendered with them, be stopped at San
Antonio and kept in prison there until a
determination is reached as to what course
OF procedure can be undertaken against
thcm.
THE Secretary OF State, notwithstand-
ing the release Of Cutting, will, it is said,
insist upon the ubrogation Of article 1G6 Of
tho Mexican peual code, which confers
upon Mexican courts jurisdiction under
certain circumstances over foreigners for
onenses committed outside Of Mexican
territory.
MARQUIS TsENG says tho Russo Chinese
difli Guilty has vanished.
JACOB REESE, inventor of the Basic
steel process, has won a suit against the
Bessemer steel Company.
A PARTY of Southern gentlemen arrived
at Aberdeen, Dak., on the 1Oth, with the
remains Of G.. Hooper Phillips, ex-mayor
OF Nashville Tenn, lie was accidentally
shot by James Rains at Nine-Mile lake
north Of Brittan Oak, lie duck hunt
ing.
THE President and Mrs. Cleveland will
return TO Washington in few days.
MARY ANDERSON is organizing a COM
VGuy 90 play six nights season in Dub
lin for the leueGt Of the Charleston earth
quake sufferers.
NoTwlrHsTANDI, Envoy Sedgwick's
denial of the disgroce:ul allegations as to
his conduct in Mexico, and Secretary Bay
ards acceptance OF the same, the evidence
is nccumuiatinE t3at the affair was fully
as black as IL was u. inted.
PREsIDTNr FlTzGERALD OF the Irish Ma
tional League Of America has ordered
10000 copies of Mr.. GIadstoue's pamphlet
on the Irish question.
MISS CARROLL. daughter of Ex-Governor
Carroll OF Maryland, is soon to marry
Baron Louis de Ia Grange. Miss Carroll
has three nieces who are respectively, the
Duchess Of Leeds, the Marchioness Of
Wellesly and Lady Stafford.
DIR. STEPHEN H. TYING, of New York, is
in Paris, and is said 60 have embarked in
realize fortune.
ATTORNEY CENTRAL BAKER of Iowa
proposes TO apply to the United States
supreme Court for a writ of quo warranto
TO compel Iowa railroads to comply with
the law.
HoN. DORMAN y. EATON publishes a
lengthy letter in reply TO the charges of
undue par rtisauship in the examination OF
Pension Office examiners made by Com
missioner Ouerlv.
Mr.. HENRY WATrEVsoN, of the Louis
willie CoUriCr-,Jour1}pi, is in Switzerland
and is almost wholly reco vered from his
severe illness,
FN-GuvERNoR PTNCHBACK Of Louisiana
is said TO be bis winner on the English
turf during the past season.
THERE was great rejoicing at Phfipop
polls ON the nth, on the occasion OF Prince
AlcNauIer's fetc day.
CARDINAL GBBoNs dedicated the new
SGJcseph Passionist monastery at Brook
lyn on the l2.h.
A rANQU.r was given q Fredericl
Douglass ON the nirht or the Iith by tn,
Wendell Phillips Club cf Boston.
THr North German GE-eHs says there /.
no prospect for the re-enthronement o.
Alexander, even ii the Sobranje re-elect,
him.
BRANCH O'BREN, the advance agent o
Miss Viola Allen, a new star in the theot.
rical Armament, began life as a newsbos
ia St. Louis.
THe latest rumor regarding the origin o
Mr.. hlaine's fortune is that c. R. Kerens
OF ST. Louis. lave him an interest in tn,
"Smali Hopes'' silver mine Of Colorado
which has proved bcnSnzn.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,
PETER SULLIVAN, "a stranger, supposed
10 be a DISCHARGED brakeman OF the Jer.