The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-04-09
VOL. XXI.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Nows from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

population of Corea are slaves
ON the 3Ist Governor Foraker OF Ohio
appointed the Cincinnati police commits
sion, as follows; Two years, Thomas G.
Minor, Democrat; Geo. r. Topp. Republi-
can; four years, Robert s. Morgan, Re-
publican; Milo g. Dodds, Democrat.
THE late Countess Chambord left g ,5O0,-
900 in cash. deposited with the Roths-
childs, besides vast aud immensely valu-
able estates in Austria.
DR. BRADIN, who attended Neal, the hY-
drophobia victim, at Newark, N. j., got
some OF Meals saliva In a cut on his finger.
He has gone TO Paris to be treated by
Pasteur.
GENERAL FnENoNT is at Washington
working on his memoirs.
Mas. Tnos. A. HEN DRIcKs, left IndiAnap-
oils on the 2d for a trip to California.
EDWARD HANLAN has Issued from To-
rontO a challenge to Teemer to row him for
ST, 900 In August.
TEE Car and suite started on the 1st for
the G inca, and 100000 men guarded the
railway over which the journey was made.
GEORGE HoLLINGsHEAD, reported a few
days since as having committed suicide at
Terre Haute, Ind, has turned up all right
at Vandaiia, H.,
PRNoE BISMARCK received many con-
gratulations on the Isl, It being his seven
ty-hrst birthday.
PRINcE ALEXANDER firmly refuses to
submit 90 the Powers, and the Bulgarian
papers applaud his attitude.
"A LONDON rumor has il that Nh. Glad
stone is disposed TO retreat from the bolder
outlines Of his Irish policy.
EDWARD II. JOHNSTON, a well known
citizen OF EatontOwn, n. J., was arrested
on the 1st, charged with completely in the
a Az
eral other arrests are promised.
THE President hs approved the act au-
thorizing the appointment OF an acting
assistant treasurer.
THE Secretary Of War received a dis
patch on the 1st from General Crook con-
iirming the reports OF the surrender and
subsequent escape OF Geronimo and part
Of his band, but giving no details in addi-
tiOn to what has already been published
ALDERMAN FULLaRAFF, of New York,
has been arrested ia connection with the
Broadway franchise fraud.
Nh. DAVIES, receiver OF Grant & Ward
says neither Warner nor his wife can be
found, and they have taken all their money
and valuables with them.
AT mass meeting held at Guild Hail,
London, on the %, presided over by the
Lord Mayor, a resolution was adopted
condemning Gladstone for his Irish poll
ICY.
WILLIAM c. AcKERMAv, of Harden
County, la. attempted suicide at the
Grand Union Hotel, New York, on the 2d.
10 was thought he would not recover, as he
took what Is usually a fatal dose OF lauda-
mum.
THE PqU AEpH Gazette says Gladstone is
riding straight for a fall. and unless he
modides hi Irish scheme the country will
have neither home-rule nor Gladstone.
THEuE Was no change In the condition OK
Secretary Manning on the 2d. His physi-
clans would only say, when Interviewed,
that heir patient was little better or
little worse. as the case might be. 1t is
known. however that the Secretary is par
italy puralyzed and can barely move his
arms. There was no danger, however, OF
an immediate change in his condition.
THE popular American actress, Minnie
Palmer, COOS TO Australia from England
next month For years professional tour.
"a DISPATCH OF the til from Washington
said that while Attorney General Garland
was still confined to his residence, he was
very much improved in health. Secretary
Manning was reported to be convalescing
slowly.
GENERAL. MILES, il Is said, will discard
General Crooks plan Of fighting hostiles
with friendly Indians and try what virtue
there Is left in regular troops for Indian
warfare.
On the Sd Hon. James Russell Lowell
sailed from New York for a few months
visit 90 Europe.
ON the ~ Secretary Turner and w. Il.
Bailey, OF the Knights of Labor general
board, had conference with Mr.. Hoxie in
st. Louis, which, however, was barren Of
any satisfactory results TO the strikers.
IT is said that Jay Gould has lost three
pound of flesh IS the result OF the anxiety
attending the trouble over the recent
strikes.
GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY
is said TO Doe In precarious condition, Ow-
ing 10 the heavy strain upon him in the re-
cent multiplicity Of labor troubles in which
the knights we're interested.
On the 3d Commodore Trux.on fell i'm an
epileptic Ht while being shaved in the Eb-
hitt House, Washington, and, striking his
head npon the marble floor OF the room,
sustained a severe scalp wound and was
rendered unconscious.
Prince LUDWIG or BATTENBERG and his
wife, who have both mastered the typo
graphic art have just completed the put
ting in type Of two hundred page volume
entitled "My Journey to Bulgaria" writ
ten NY Prince AlexaHdcr's sister.
THE veteran emposer and pianist, Able
Liszt, arrived ~ London on the 81 and
proceeded az once TO the residence OF his
publisher at Sydcnham, where all the
musical and literary celebrities Of the me-
tropolis had boen invited TO meet him.
DE FUissEAUx and Fauviaux. Socialists,
who are responsible for much % the re-
sent trouble i'm Belgium, have been ar
rested.
ON the 4th Robt. Graham, secretary OF
the Church Temperance Society, and DIR.
Funk, Prohthiuonist, debated high license
in Masonic temple, New York.
THE German Government intends to ap-
pointe commits ion, OK which Drs. Vichow
and Koch viii be members, to examine
Pesteur's method o. treatment for rabies.
PRTNCE ALEXANDER Of Bulgaria is to be
appointed Governor OF Eastern Roumelia
Tor Eve years.
ACCORDING 10 dispatches from London
on the Ath G'Sdstone's Cabinet is about to
80 20 pieces.
j. 7. GUruUu, OF LeeSburg, o., has in
vented new telephone which is claimed
90 possess srtat superiority over any otner
invention or The kind. It does away with
the induction coil the articulation of
spec ch being produced by natural and
mechanical disturbance of+he electric cur
rent
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
ON the list the Merchants Hotel burned
at Carver. MINI. Andrew Swenson, aged
sixty, and an unknown man were cremated
ina their beds.
BY an explosion OF petroleum on the 3ist
on board OF a vessel at Baku, Russia, the
vessel was completely wrecked, and The
entire crew OF thirteen persons perished.
A SHOCKING accident occurred az thea
ter in Har0mnl, a japanese town, Feb