The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-02-12

at Flynn & Duffy's establishment at De-
troit, Mich.
CHARLES SIsK, of Newark, o., con-
ductor of the Baltimore &c Ohio railway,
was killed in a collision near GAINESVILLE,
o., on the Sd.
ON the Sd, in a row in a concert saloon at
Baltimore, Nd, Mrs. Joseph Bucholtz, wife
of the proprietor, was shot and probably
fatally wounded.
A WOMAN and two children were burned
to death in their dwellings at Maestrict, a
town of the Netherlands, on the night of
the ID.
ON the 4th a woman was killed by to-
boggan accident at Toronto, Ont.
On the night of the Sd, German being
put in the lookup at Cressfeld, Md,
burned the house down and perished in
the flames.
EDWARD CROwELL, who squandered his
mothers fortune, and is charged with for
gerry, is in jail at Cleveland, D. he was
captured at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
JAS. CLARKE, a prisoner in the Riverside
(Pa.) Penitentiary, on the 4th assaulted
and seriously injured three of his guards,
one mortally.
Two brothers, named KarisOn, sold thier
wheat at Bartlett, Oak, on the 1st, and
started home drunk and lost their way at
night. One brother froze to death and the
legs of th. other have been amputated.
On the 4th the Sturgis (Mich.) Furniture
Manufacturing COmpany's works, with
contents, was burned. A workman was
standing in front of the stove when the
back of his coat caught fire. From the coat
the flames seized on the infammable oils,
and the building was soon on fire. Loss,
10000: insurance, $1,000.
on the 5th fire at GreenvilIe, s. c., de-
stroyed $500 worth of property.
On the 9Th Fred Hall, boy of Empire
City, Kas., fell down a mine shaft and was
drowned.
On the 5th six persons who were enjoy
ing a sleigh-ride were seriously injured by
being run into by q train on the Lake
Shore road at Edgarton, 0.
ON the 9Th Annie Roberts, a Brooklyn
IN. W domestic, was badly scalded by
the explosion of kitchen boiler.
ON the 5th Mrs. Carrie, who had been on
trial at MOrrisville, N. Y, for the murder
of her husband, was acquitted.
HENRY Ivy was convicted at Lawrence
vile, Ind, on the 5th, of the killing of
Timlin and was sentenced to fifteen years.
imprisonment.
On the 5th the farmhouse of Albert
and Cooley, his wife and three children
were burned to death.
On the 9Th Wells carriage factory at
Montgomery, Ala, was burned, and E. S.
Horton, of Richmond, Ind, perished in the
flames.
FIRE broke out in Hibberd g. Brooks
Touring mill in Bridgeport, Pa, on the 5th.
The Office contents and about one hundred
and fifty barrels of flour were saved. The
mill was totally destroyed. The insurance
is not known.
On the night of the 9Th the residence in
Berlin of Bismarck's adjutant was bur
glarized.
ON the 7th Frank Bauer accidentally
killed himself near indianapolis, while try
ing to shoot rabbits.
On the 7th Johannes Abb tried to hang
himself"at Indianapolis. The breaking of
the rope dropped him into a creek, where
he was drowned.
On the 9th a fire in the synagogue of the
Congregation Bnai Jeshurum, New York,
badly damaged the edifice.
CHARLES HYsEN, a maniac, at Jersey
City, N. J., made a murderous attack on
his mother and sister on the 9Th.
AN arrest has been made at Paris of the
supposed murderer OF M. Barreme, the
project killed recently in a railway car.
MISCELLANEOUS
FORTY Indian students at the institute
near Wabash, Ind, have completed their
studies and win be returned to the Indian
Territory.
THE agreement between France and Ger
many concerning their possessions on the
west coast of Africa, has been submitted
to the Reichstag.
IT is rumored that the Liberal Cabinet
will be reconstructed according to Queen
Victoria's wishes, sh ould the makeup not
prove satisfactory to her.
THE largest oil we'll in the Ohio field has
been developed on the Moore & Brotherton
territory. Oil shot into the air to the
height Of seventy feet when the tools were
withdrawn. They were replaced to keep
the oil down. This we'll win exceed one
hundred and fifty barrels per day.
THE Commissioner of Pensions esti-
mates that S75,S00,000 win be required for
pensions the next fiscal year.
SINCE November Chicago had packed,
up to the Sd inst, 2,175,000 hogs; Kansas
City. 55s,C00; Cincinnati 33a,10 st. Louis,
$4,000; Milwaukee, $4,000; indianapolis,
25O,OOO; Cedar Rapids, Ia, 1G7 600; Louis
ville 121 900; St. Joe, No, 10000; C1eve-
land, $1,000.
Or the 2:3D trotters of last season eigh-
teen are of unknown pedigree.
HIGHER water than ever known before
was recorded at BeltevilIe, Ont. on the 4th.
THE crown Jewels of France are to be
sold to provide fund for aged workmen.
THE French Court of Appeals at Amiens,
decides that Catholic priests may marry.
A co1IBINATION of the principal land
lords in Wales has been formed to resist
the demand for a reduction in rents.
A MOTION is being prepared in the Ger
man Reichstag requesting Bismarck to ne
gotiate with the powers for double nRney
standard.
THE Mormon lobby at Washm eton is said
to be weu supplied with money, and en-
dowed with brains to discover how to put
it where it win do the most good.
ON the 4th the street-car men in New
York, to the number Of nearly three thou
sand, struck for lighter hoars (twelve
houFs a day., and they carried their point,
all the companies acceding to their de
mand.
ALL signs on the night OF the 4th indi-
Gated weakening among the coke workers
in Pennsylvania. The break is principally
south OF Scottsdale. Many of the plants
about Connellsville were in operat on and
others were preparing to resume. The
operator claimed that the strike was broken
and that nearly all the WORKS would be
running by the Sch.
ALL manufacturers and merchants un-
der the age Of forty years hive been or
dered To join the Ssrvian arm
THE Servian reply 20 sae e Ieesive note
Of the Powers deman ling disarmament
simply says that Secvis has taken cogni
zance Of its contents.
DURING the seven days ended the 6th
the failures in the United States numbercC
2sS; since the first Of January, 1862.
IN consequence of the strike Of the Penn
sylvauia coke burners, the Catoctin Com