The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-01-27

many years, rendered his reslgn tAblOu' onA
t was accepted on the 20th, to fake Ell
t-c' February 15 John S. Bell, formerly
cl f police of Newark, N, j., win sue
cev,. n.
IT is ascertaiued that the virtual, II not
actual expulsion Of ex-Queen Isabella
from Spain is due to the discover OF
plot to place her upon the Spanish throne
as regent pending the arrival at the age
of majority of her grands ons the baby
King Alfonso XIII.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
JN the night of the 10th Hattie Gra
ham, an inmate of the Knox County (O)
infirmary, jumped from a fourth-story
window and was instantly killed. 1t IS
thought she was trying to escape.
IL Custer County, Neb., so say dis
patches, fifteen persons perished in the
recent storm alone. The loss of stock IS
said to be enormous.
On the night of the 18th, by the explo-
sion of a kiln in the japanning room of
W. s. +. T. Fitch's foundry at New Haven,
Conn.,, the building was set on fire and
damaged to the extent of $40, O00; fully
| insured.
Oh the 18th a fatal wreck occurred fif-
teen miles east of Lima, o., to a west
/ bound passenger train on the Lake Erie
4 a. Western road, caused by broken rail.
John O. Gilbert, of FostOria, was killed
and several other passengers were in
| jured.
on the 18th Edward ]. CoffeY, convict
| ed Of the murder of Policeman Evans at
! Allegheny City, Pa, was refused COM
4 mutation and committed suicide
! A STAY in the case of Daniel DriscOlly
/ who was sentenced TO be hanged on the
I Goth, was refused by the New York Court
/ of Appeals, but Governor Hill granted a
respite of three days.
Ar Daf I
! ploye of Messrs. Smith & Co, one of the
largest iewelry houses Of that city, is said
/ to have been detected in stealing d1a-
nonds and other iewelry. The firm will
not prosecute, out of regard for his
| family.
OK tho night of the 18th Robert Orme,
a farmer of the township of London, Ont,
while returning home from the city, was
| waylaid, murdered aud robbed. There IS
no clew to the murderer.
AT Albina, Ore. the roundhOuse, ma
chine and blacksmith shops of the North
ern Pacific Terminal Company were
burned on the 18th. Loss, $40 coo; insur-
ance, So. 600. Seven Oregon Raiiwa and
I Navi cation locomotives were damaged
and passen ger coach burned.
AT Rochester. N. V, on the 18th, James
Grinder attacked his wife with hatchet,
inhicting three savage wounds in her
head Thinking he had killed her, he ran
to the crossing of the Buffal o, Rochester
s. Pitts burgh railway, and threw himself
in front of a rapidly locomo-
tive. He was instantly killed. He leaves
nine children. Mrs. Grinder may recover
WHILE being taken from South. Russia
/ to the Caucasus, a convoy of prisoners
mutinied and attacked the engine driver.
The train was stopped, and a desperate
fight ensued, in which ei ght soldiers two
gendarmes and thirty one prisoners were
killed. Twen ty-one prisoners escaped.
In Ireland Mrs. CrOoke, a cousin of DR..
Cross, who was executed recently, has
been arrested on the charge of starving g
her husband, a gentleman of property,
aged ffty-seveu, who died a short time
ago.
AT Butler, Pa, John Mathio, French
men, and Be gian named AliX, a fore
man at the Standard PIate-GlasS Works
, were almost instantly killed while plac'
ing a sheet of glass in position on the
grindiug-plate, on the 18Th
ON the 10Th Edward Coffey, the con.
demned murd erer who cut his throat il
. his cell at the Allegheny County pa
iail on the 18th, was still living and may
= recover. His condition is much improved
t but he is not out of danger, and chang
, may come at any time either for better o
q worse.
, Four THOUSAND Chinese workmen, un
l. der command Of several mandarins, wer
4 | engaged making a breakwater to stem
Hoang-H Ho floods, and were engulfed b.
O a sudden rush of water aud only fev
o | escaped.
t ON the 18th the house of August Wint
!, ross, ten miles west of Duluth, Mimi, " a
. burned, aud the family were obliged t
t trudge nearly a mile barefooted and il
q their nieht clothes to ueighbOr's house
All were badly frozen. Farmer WintrOs
d will probably lose his feet and legs /
school teacher living in the house wa
!, also seriously frozen.
= ON the goth James E. Nowlin wa
e hanged at Cambridge, Mass, for the muT
v der of Geo. A. Goldman, his employer, Jan
It uary 4, 1887.
v On the goth the day express on tn
o Pennsylvania railroad struck two men Of
r in Carnies' tunnel near MeensborO, Pa
i and killed them instantly. Their remain
were mangled beyond recognition, but
!, is supposed they were tramps.
l. OK the 20th Rear Admiral Louis HuttO
i Verseterme, of the British navy, CON
II mitted suicide at Falmouth in fit of il
= sanity. He entered the service in 1SG
Ie and became a RearA dmiral in 1856 II
If was on the retired list.
IN OK the goth Judge J. =. Kinney, ager
70 of the Santee Indians in Dakota. arrive
1t at Nebraska City. Neb.. after being min
days on the road lie reports that loss {
Z, life ly the late storm has been great
re- underestimated and believes Dakota
"A. death record will reach 1000.
r. OK the morning Of the 2Oth John Palm
n er, assistant millwright at Oliver Bros.
r Phillips iron mill, at 2 Pittsburgh, Pa, Wa
dragged into the rolls and crushed
l. death. Palmer was oiling the pinion bea
a. ings when his feet slipped and before /
le could recover him self he was caught /
is the rolls and drawn through feet for
se most
n AN organization of toughs, who hay
D. long been the terror of Crawford Coun ty
SO Ind, known as the White Caps. hay
c. committed another outrage. They weI
ce to the house of Wesley Meeks, Baptii
n minister, dragged him from his bed an
er whipped him most numerically. The
told him he was not providing for IA
as family well enough.
ne ON the night of the 10th Hattie Olne,
as of Vanderbilt, Mich, threw her six yea
IN old child from a Michigan Central trail
near Lapeer. The child was found cut
is two. The woman, who is a cripple ar
ty uses a crutch, was arrested shortly aft
the arrival of the train at Bay City. 81
Is claims that the child was dropped acc
lg dentally.
re MISCELLANEOUS.
AT Rochester, n. ", the long strike
n ! shoemakers. which has continued sim
- November !, has collapsed, the men T
-. turning to WORK at the manufactures
l, terms.
~ Ar Berlin several Italian staff Office
a are consulting with the German milital
authorities. 1t is reported that their mi
"A. sion is in connection with Italy's unde
/. taking 70 send 100, 900 troops to GRlicia
IS the event Of war.
Dr., THE Troy IN. " Steel and Iron Coz
,p- pany's employees have refused to accept