The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-02-24
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OK the 18th an accident to a STOCK train
on the Lackawanna railroad, near Strous-
burg, Pa, caused by broken rail- re.
suited in the wrecking of twenty cars and
the killing Of many cattle.
ON the night Of the 18th Charles
Chandler and Miss Susan Gates were
suffocated in the burning of st. Albans
CVt-) Hospital, OF which they were in
mates.
On the 18th J. W. Hacker, Of Evans
Vile. ILL.,, shot and killed his sweetheart
Mabel Steike, of Belle Plaine, Ia, at Ber-
lin, wis, and then shot himself dead
On the 14th John Calm and Ed. McCon-
vile were held for further hearing, on
charge of having thrown Henry Brandt
from a third-story window al No. AS West
TIL irtieth street, New York, on the 18th
Brandt was killed by the fall.
On the 14th nine perS Ons were injured in
the wreck of a passenger train on the
Manitoba railroad
AT Quebec, Can, six persons have been
arrested in connection with the murder OF
young Pcusant, who was stabbed through
the lungs, on the 18th. The murder was
PROMPTED by jealousy.
ON the 16sh William Patterson, colored,
who is confined in the Louisville (Ky.)
Jail under sentence of death. for the
murder of Jennie Bowman, was again re-
spited by Governor Buckner-this time
for ninety days,
On the 18th forty persons were killed
! in a mine explosion in the Krenzgra ban
coal mine, near Kaiserautern, Bavaria.
On the 18th the mulatto CardOnna, who
| killed Byrnes and Teehan in a New Y Ork
/ tenement house as the result of quarrel
| between his white wife and her neighbors,
was acquitted ON the indictment for the
murder of Byrnes. II has not yet been
decided to try him for the murder of Tee
han.
On the 18th Mrs. Joseph Franklin, of
/ Meadvile, Pa, was seriously burned, and
| otherwise injured by a natural gas ex-
| plosion, which wrecked the house. A sick
son was considerably burned on one
| land, but the other members of the fam
| lily escaped without injury.
On the morning of the 18th the woolen
mill owned by 7. L. Robertson, at Malli-
son Falls, South Windham, Me-, was
burned to the ground. The loss was Gov
| cred by an insurance of S39 900.
On the morning of the 18th of the
| greatest fires that ever visited Westerly,
r. l., ragged for three hours, destroying
several business buildings and causing a
loss of about $3.50, 900.
AT Detroit, Mich, Annie Hedtke, an
orphan Polish girl, died recently from
the effects OF brutal assault by negro.
The fact was kept secret by the family
| until the 18th.
ON the 18th Richard Cassibone was
| sent to the Ohio State penitentiary foI
six years, on a thirty .two-year old sen
tence, for manslaughter, received in Mus
! kingum County in 1850. He broke jai
after sentence was passed, and was not
discovered until two months ago, liv
ing at Chllicothe under an assumed
! name.
AT Chicago the young man captured by
the police as an accomplcs in the murdeI
of Millionaire Smell is named VIM. B. Tas
cott The police are confident of his con-
viction.
On the 18th three rollicking railroaders
who had been making night of it among
the sporting houses at Columbus, o.
called at a late hour at doctors Office in
a drum ken and demOralized condition
and exhibited bleeding wounds of the re-
ceiving of which they could give no &C
count. One of them win die.
ON the 18th an effort was made to blow
up an Irish inspecto or of police.