The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-15

OK the 9th John B. Darling, a student of
Harvard College, residing with his
widowed mother at North Cambridge,
Mass, attempted suicide by shooting him.
self in the head, inAicting a dangerous
wound,
FIRE destroyed the Union Furniture
Company's works, located at the Detroit,
Grand Haven & Milwaukee junction, just
north of Grand Rapids, Mich, on tho night
of the 9th. Loss, SO, 900; insurance, So, 800.
The surrounding lumber yards were also
damaged, and at I a. m. of the 7th the fire
was still raging.
H. LEAvITT is under arrest for compiled
ty in the murder Of Rev. Mr.. Haddock, of
Sioux City, Ia.
A. G. FRAZER, of Portersvine, Pa, was
killed by the cars on the Chicago & Alton
road at Quincy Junction, ILL.,, on the 9TH.
ONE woman was fatally injured by
jumping from burning factory at New
York on the 9Th, and several others had
narrow escapes.
AT Belfast, N. Y, on the 7th, in dense
! fog, two freight trains on the Buffalo,
/ New York & Philadelphia railroad collida
i ed, badly wrecking the engines and many
/ cars. The caboose and several cars of one
/ train were burned. Conductor Frank In
4 gram, of Olean, was in the caboose and
/ burned to death
JoHN CULPEPPER, of Norfolk, Va, was
badly beaten on the night of the 7Jh by a
negro burglar
/ JOSEPH WADE had an arm mangled in a
/ clover-huller near Jefferson City, Mo-, on
4 the Sth.
THREE miners were badly injured by a
/ gas explosion on the Sth in mine near
/ Beaver Falls, Pa.
JOSEPH CRAwFoRD goes to the peniten :
tiary for five years from Dallas County,
Missouri, the cbargs against him being
the burning Of the town of Urbana.
LEAVTTT, who was arrested at Chicago
for the murder of Rev. Mr.. Haddock, al
Sioux City, Ia, has made q confession,
4 charging John Afensdorf with the shoot
| ing,
HENRY BANKS was found dead in his
bed by his nineteen -yearLoid son at his
home, at Jersey Heights, N. J., on the Sth
| An empty bottle labeled "laudanum" in.
I dieated suicide. He had been suffering
with rheumatism for some months. Hi
wife died year ago and his four children
are destitute and friendiess.
DANIEL DRIsCoLL, ex-leader of the
| Whyo gang, who was convicted of the
murder of his mistress, Beezy Garrity, il
l a AABHLtL btEeGu ANGW L OIky DEObuely OL
June 20 last, was sentenced on the Sth tc
be hanged on the 81 Of next December.
He took his sentence very coolly.
FIRE at Puuxsuts wney, Pa, on the 9th
caused a loss of Sl65, 900.
1 SENTENCE of death was passed on th,
OH on the Chicago Anarchists by Judge
Gary. December is the day of doom.
THE fshing schooner StOckbridge o
I Giou cester, Mass, engaged at Greenland
in halibut fishing, is given up for lost.
REV. j. NJ. PENUELL, a member of th,
Maryland Methodist Conference, laid hi
head on the rail in front Of a freight traiI
on theOth, and was instantly killed.
WA. =. HAMILTON, secretary and treas
urer of the Sly Point works at Minneapo.
lis, Minn., is supposed 10 be sojourning il
Canada with 5000 or 5000 Of the com.
pany's funds.
! n. NJ. NEELD, a partner in the firm of J
G. Ferguson g. Co., Chicago, is said t.
have issued bogus warehouse receipts t,
the amount of S4OO, 900, and is supposed tC
be in Canada. The firm is practically
stranded,
WM, DUNN was scalded to death on tn,
10th in vat of boiling water at Long Is
land City, ". Y.
IN a tenement-house fire at Cincinnati
on the 10th Mrs. Lenck and her daughte
Anna lost their lives.
THE bodies of Lynn Graves and Johl
Goodrich, reported drowned in Wolf
lake, Ind, have been found, they having
been murdered.
GEo. \. DAVIDSON, carpenter of the I'll
fated La Mascotte, has died of his in
jures, adding another to the list of vic
TINS.