The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-08-20

TIE school-sh1p Constellation, with the
Annapolis cadets on board, arrived at
Fortress Monroe on the 18th. Cadet
Scbley, of Indiana, fell from aloft on Au-
gust and was killed.
THE amount of three per cent. bonds held
to secure National bank note circulation,
included in the 14Oth call, issued on the
13th, is 81, ,S56, $50.
In Italy on the 18th, 231 new cases Of
cholera and 63 deaths were reported at
Barletta; SO new cases and deaths at
Ravenna; 81 new cases and 80 deaths else
where in Italy, and at Trieste, cases and
deaths.
THE 100000 gift of Mr.. George 1. Seney
to the Wesleyan University at Middle.
town, Conn, payment of which was de-
layed by Mr.. Seney's financial troubles,
has been made good to the university, Mr..
Seney's fortunes having been retrieved.
THE total value of the exports of miner
al oils from the United States during the
month of July, 1886, as compared with
similar exports during the corresponding
period of the preceding year, were as fol-
lows: July, 1886, S4,702,S23; do, 1885,
81 ,658, $3.50.
THE grand jury at New Y York on the 18th
dismissed the case of Colonel VIM. H.
Glider, the Arctic explorer, who was
CudIRGu ny DOl4y AOaAno W AOA DdAiAA6
81, 900 bond from her. She asked leave to
withdraw the complaint, and signed
document saying that she did not believe
that the defendant intended to defraud
her of the bond.
THE exports of pork and beef products
for the month of July, 1886, were S6,145,-
O99; July, 1885, Sc, 184, ,63S; nine months
| ended July 81, 1886, 1885,, ,537; do, 1885,
| 1854, ,2S9; dairy products for the month
of July, 1886, $1,561 ,939; do, 1885, $2, $780,
S45; three months ended July 81, 1886,
$3, 1851 $50; do, 1885, So, ,689, $3.50.
A SENSATION has been created at Con-
cord, N. H, by double elOpement, all
| the parties being prominent married peo-
pie.
| TIE speech made by Mr.. Ingham, of
counsel for the State in the Chicago An
archist trial on the 14th, is considered the
strongest plea yet made for the conviction
of the prisoners. The efforts of counsel
! for the defense are mainly directed in de-
nunciation of the States witnesses.
EXTENSIVE coal fields have just been
| discovered in Albania, and their develop
ment is looked forward to as a promising
| field of labor for the needy workmen Of
| that region.
THE reigning sensation in Paris is the
presence of Prince Karamoki, third son of
! King SamOry, a negro chief who formerly
ruled powerful tribe on the Upper Sene-
I gal river.
| SERIOUS damage was done by a cyclone
| at Newburgh, Ind, on the 14th. Bethel's
flour mill was partially demolished, and
/ several houses were wrecked. A large
| barn was carried several hundred feet
and landed intact at the edge of the river.
! THE epidemic of small -po1C is spreading
throughout the Republic of Chilli.
| THREE shocks of earthquake were felt in
Malta on the 18th at intervals of eight
/ hours.
HEAVY rains in Wisconsin have sub.
| dued the forest fires and removed the inn
mediate danger of their further spread.
THE strike among the New York canal
| bOatmen is spreading, and over a thou
sand canal boats and barges have been
| tied up in the harbor and in the Sound by
the striking boatmen.
| The Russian press is showing a great
deal of hostility toward Germany, and de-
votes much of it's space to attacks upon the
whole German race.
THE demons tration by workingmen and
Socialists at Brussels, Belgium, on the
10Th, was conducted in an orderly man
ner.
INDICATIONS are that one of the things
for which President Cleveland's adminis-
tration viii be noted, is to be the first
steps toward building up the navy.
RIOTING at Beast was renewed at mid.
night on the 14th and lasted until six
O'Clock the following morning, one person
being killed and many wounded.
ABOUT seven hundred families, number
ing $500 souls, have been rendered home-
less by the forest fires in Wisconsin. The
actual loss to settlers will aggregate over
s., 100000, and the loss to the lumber inter.
ests several million dollars.
A TRAIN on which Minnie Palmer, the
American actress, and her company were
travelling was struck by number of shots
when near Belfast, Ireland, on the 18th,
one of the bullets striking within few
inches of Miss Palmer's head.