The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-11-05

Pa, on the night Of the 20th, when they
were run down by a freight train and in
stantly killed.
AT midnight Of the 25th fire completely
destroyed the mill OF w. v. q w. G.
Penoyer, Of Oscoda, Mich. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
PETER CoNNoRs, Lewis Schwab and w.
f. Jones, news dealers of Broadway and
Vezy street, No. 81 Cedar street and No.
2s6 Third street, New York, respectively,
were held in $500 each at the Tombs on the
eSth on a charge Of selling immoral litera-
ture.
FRANK S. MAcINTYRE, twenty seven
years old, single, an employe of the Bee
Line, was killed at indianapolis, Ind, on
the night Of the goth by being run over by
an engine. His body was terribly man.
gled, the head crushed, under jaw torn
from the face, neck nearly severed, and
the back, arms, legs and feet all broken.
JOHN FRANCIS, sixteen-vear-olde con-
vict sent up from Dayton to Columbus, o.,
| escaped from his guard at the court
house on the Goth. He was one of the
/ principal witnesses for the State in the
/ Thirteenth ward GA" tally sheet forg-
cry cases, which were on preliminary
/ hearing.
| on the 9th the Cass School of Applied
Science at Cleveland, o., with its wealth
| Of geological collections, apparatus, etc,
was des troyed by fire.
On the 27th George E. Atwood, purchas-
| ing agent of the Ohio g. Mississippi rail-
road at Cincinnati, committed suicide in
q strange manner at his suburban resi-
dence. He shot himself in the mouth with
pistol while preparing to go out with
his wife.
CASHIER A. o. ODNER, of the New Jer-
sey Extraction works, in Elizabeth, N. j.,
| committed suicide on the 2Tth by hangin g
/ himself to a chandelier in his boarding
! house. Deceased was a native of Sweden.
| AT Harvard, Neb., on the 28th, stable
/ with twenty-five horses was burned.
Rev. JOHN ADAMS, of New York, died
/ sudd emily in the pulpit while delivering a
sermon in a chapel in Wales.
Miss LILLE QUICK, of Ithaca, N. Y e,
| fell of q Lehigh Valley train at the Pat
| tinburg tunnel on the 2Sth, and was
| killed.
AN express train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway, running at a
high rate of speed, left the track through
an open switch at East Rio siding, Wis,
early on the morning Of the 2S.h, and was
badly wrecked. The train took fire and
the baggage car, two regular coaches and
| LWeANb bAeGDGIa WeIb Bul uEus anu III one OF
them thirteen passengers were cremated.
The engineer, fireman and baggageman
were badly injured.
THE wife and five children and two lady
visitors of William Poe, farmer living
near Flat Rock, Ky, were cremated in the
| home Of the latter, which was burned dur
ing his absence on the night of the Goth.
AN ore-bank owned by D. W. Cox, al
| Hill sburg, Pa, caved in on the 2Sth, kill
ing two men and seriously injuring sew
eral others.
! CHADwICK's thread mills at Bolton, En-
| gland, were partially destroyed by fire on
the 2sth, the damage amounting to $780,
| 600.
AT Albany, Ore, on the 2sth, Captain
| VIM. w. Saunders was sentenced to hang
/ December %. Saunders, who was formerly
/ editor Of the Corvallis Leader, murdered
Charles Campbell at Albany in June last
year, made his escape after the day OF
trial and was recaptured after twenty
| days.
on the c9th the steamer Lake Huron
from Liverpool for Quebec, ran aground
/ on Madame island, and is badly damaged
IT is estimated that the loss to depositors
by the Dustin bank failure at Lincoln, Ill.
will reach 500, 900.
OK the 2Sth it was learned that the three
partners comprising the Arm of a. Tame
baum & Son, OF New York, had abscond
ed, and numerous creditors mourn theiI
| flight.
Ok the s0th fire broke out at Franklin.
ton, N. c., on the Raleigh s. CASTOR rail.
way, tweuty-six miles north of R aleigh
and burned seventeen stores, nearly all o1
wood. Loss, $4,000; Insurance, So, 500.
OK the 29th Charles Doll, ex-member o
the Cincinnati Board of Public Works
was arrested on charge Of making ou
false bills. The amount charged to have
been stolen is about $500.
On the Doth the steamer Pavonia, of thu
Cunard line, went ashore on High Pin,
ridge. near Dux5ury, Mass, in thicl
fog. No lives lost.
GALEOTE, the ex-priest, who murdered
the Bishop OF Madrid, has gone ravins
mad in prison. He has greatly alarmed
the wardens by his violence, and the gov
ernors of the prison have asked that he b.
sent to an insane asylum.
On the 29th Robert Evan Sproule, a cit
izen Of the United States, was hanged q
Victoria, b, c., for the murder of Thoma,
Hammil, in June, 1885, in the Kootenay
mines. The condemned man ascended tn,
scaffold without a tremOr and mad q shor
speech protesting his innocence.
FIRE destroyed st. Johns Military
academy at Haddonfieli, N. j., on th,
3Oth.
OK the 3Oth Henry Schmidt was convict,
ed Of murder at West Union, Ia, and tht
penalty was fXed at hanging.
LATEST reports of the fatalities from tn
great Wisconsin railway disaster brin,
the total number up to twenty-five.
On the 8Oth swindler was arrested a
Bloomington, Ind, who has been workin.
that State extensively as a special pension
agent.
On the night of the 31th burglars blew
open the safe in the pOst-ofice at Noun
Vernon, o., obtaining about $4,000 il
money, stamps, etc.
TEE Standard mines at Mt Pleasant
Pa, are on fire and are to be flooded.
OK the evening Of the 30th dis put,
arose between two men named Jas. Con.
lin and John Lambe at Thirty fourtl
street and Tenth avenue, New York, dur
ing which Lambe stabbed Conliu in tht
groin, ssvering the artery. The wounded
man bled 70 death in few minutes. Tn,
murderer was arrested.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Austrian Reichsrath has agreed I,
! abolish the freedom OF the ports of Triest,
and Fiume. The House rejected a motion
Of Herr Stingi, member Of the Austro
German club, for the conclusion OF a Gus
toms treaty with Germany.
ON the 97th the steamship British Kin.
arrived at Philadelphia from Liverpool
bringing 5O7 Mormon converts. They vii
proceed TO Salt Lake. 1t is understoo,
that Mormon immigrants win hereafte