The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-07

ON the 10Th FIRE destroyed WilkInson's
mills and many other buildings In Not
tinghamshire, England, causing a loss Of
S75O,OOO and throwing 1000 persons out of
employment.
Two men named 10y and Noble fell
down a shaft OF the Granite Mountain
mine, Phillippsburg, Mont, on the 10Th,
and were killed.
EDWARD KINNANE, the clever swindler,
who recently victimized number of Phila-
delphia merchants, was arrested at Wheel
ing, w. Va, on the Goth.
On the 18th an attempt was made by five
prisoners to break out OF the penitentiary
at Stalcos W. T. The guard fred, killing
Wise and mortally wounding Carroll, con-
victs. Karney and Moore were caught and
later escaped.
LOUIS SOsIERFIELD and Richard Lee paid
the penalty Of their crimes with their lives
at Washington, ID. c., on the 30th. Both
were executed at the same time and on
the same scaffold.
THE post-ofice and ten other buildings
were destroyed by fire at Keystone, Ia,
on the 3Oth.
GIUSEPPE ScOMA, an Italian, convicted
of murder at hudson, N. Y, committed
suicide on the 3Oth by hanging in his cell.
THE most disastrous fire for many years
occurred at Baltimore, Nd, on the night
OF the 3Oth, involving a loss of fully $780,
900, on which there is insurance to the ex-
tent Of S45O,O 600.
ADoLPH SCHENCK, who was the chair
man OF a Socialist meeting held in New
York recently, and Richard Brauschew,
who made an infiammatory speech there,
were arrested on the 3Oth. Indictments
have been found against them charging
them with conduct likely to lead TO a
breach Of the peace.
IN the south part of Cumberland County,
Illinois, on the 3Oth, William Gallamore
cut Miss Mary Sanders throat and his
own because she rejected his proffered af-
fections. Both win probably die.
CHARLES S. JENNINGS, who is confined
in jail at Keene, N. H., under indict-
ment for the murder of the late Deputy
| Sheriff Jno. Walker, attempted suicide on
the 30th by cutting his throat. It's thought
he will survive.
GEORGE CARROLL was hanged at Searcy,
Ark, on the 3Oth, for wife murder, and j.
NJ. Armstrong suffered like penalty at
PerryviIle, in the same State, for the mUr-
der Of DR.. Ferguson.
MINTER Bros Advance elevator at
Kansas City, Mo, burned on the night of
the 3Oth, together with 10000 bushels of
wheat and 1900 bushels of corn. Loss,
/ 100000; insurance on building, $1,000.
SAN FRANCISCO had a three-qu arter-o Of
a-million dollar fire on the 3Oth. Patrick
/ Beatty, a fireman, was killed by falling
wall, and several others were reported
I killed and injured.
On the 1st John H. Aufdemorte, late re-
/ demption clerk in the sub treasury at New
| Orleans, and Erasmus Shepard, recently
convicted of conspiracy to defrard the
Government, were each sentenced by Judge
Billings to pay fine Of $4,000 and to i'm
prisonment for two years-the maximum
penalty.
On the I'd a fatal quarrel occurred be-
tween three brothers named De Lande,
near Green Bay, Wis. An altercation
over property interests led to a battle
among the brothers, during which one was
pounded to death with a heavy chair and
another probably fatally stabbed.
On the 1st mob at PocRhOntas Centre
/ Ia, stoned the house of Harlan, the newly
| appointed postmaster, when he wounded
three of them with shotgun.
/ On the 1st the cOroner's jury at Ne
braska City, Neb., rendered a verdict that
! Maggie ShelleEberger came to her death
at the hands of her father and step-moth-
I er, and there seemed to be probabilities OF
a lynching in consequence.
On the I'd Bernard Aschberg, of Mont
real, Can, committed suicide at the Con-
| tinental Hotel, Philadelphia. No cause is
| known.