The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-30

OomTlsA frOu Various sSurcoA
PERSONAL AND POLrrTCAr-


come the "Great Father" and they de-
sire 20 meet him and present their claims
regarding the proposed opening Of their
reservation.
PRoF. JOHN NJ. LANGsToN is quoted as
saying that not only is he elected to Con-
sress from the Petersburg (Va) district
but that the lawful majority in the district
will give the electoral vote of the State to
Harrison and Morton.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND retired to the
privacy of Oak View, on the 20th, with
the determination, it was said, not to re-
turn to the White House until after he
has completed his annual message to
Congress. He viii Gevo his time ex-
clusively TO the task before him.
THE Berlin FrcjsHeJ n serts that the
prosecutor OF the l. beraI newspapers is
Emperor William himself, and that the
fact Is equivalent to an acknowledgment
on his part of the authenticity Of his
fathers diary as published.
OFFICIAL returns from every county in
the State OF Pennsylvani9 show Harri-
sons plurality to be 705Tl, and his ma
iority, 81 95S.
ON the 2Oth the twelfth church congress
(EpisOopaD opened in Trinity Church,
Buffalo. n. Y, Bishor Coke presiding.
ALFRED II. CoLoUTT has been re-elect-
cd United States Senator srom Georgia,
rsceiVing every vote cast in the Senate
and House except two.
II is announced that General Pauker
will succeed Admiral PIssist as Russian
Minister of Railways.
In compliance with the request OF the
citizens inaugural committee, Postmas-
ter General Dickinson has decided to
defer the removal OF tho Washington
city post Office to the great hall of the
PensiOa building, in orler that the in
Rugural ball may be hell there, as il was
four years ago.
ON the 2ist Elijah w. Halrord's accept
Rnce OF the position of private secretary
TO Presidsnt-elecs Hlrrison was made
public. Mr.. Halford Is managing editor
OF the Indianapolis Journal, and an old
and confidential friend o1 General Har-
risOn.
THE suit OF r. w. Mnbons, OF New orll,
against ex- Con yressmln Jones. to re-
cover s.. 600 said 10 have been paid to Mr..
Jones for hls influence in getting a fran
chlse through the Board os Aldermen,
has been decided in favor OF the defend
ant
GOVERNOR zLECr HovEY OF Indiana is
to be rendered q reception by resident
HOosiers upon his return TO Washington.
A CIRCULAR was issued by Cardinal
Gibbons, on the 2l5t, To the Catholic
clergy, secular aud regular, recommend
ing a general observance Of the Presi-
dents Thanksgiving proclamation.
THE funeral OF the late DR.. Henry b.
Sands, of New York city, occurred on
she 21st Three hundred students OF the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons at
tended the services. The fl oral offerings
we're mauy aud beautiful. The remains
were Inferred ia WoodIawu Cemetery.
Oh the 2Ist the Auti- Saloon RepubIican
National committee met in New York
City, and discussed plans for further
campaign work.
PRESIDING JUDGE HANNFN OF the Par
nell Commission, on tbs 2lst fined Mr..
Edward Harrington EjOO for contempt of
court In publications rehecting upon the
judges.
OK the 22d tho annual report OF United
States Treasurer Hyatt was made public,
MAJOR LYMAN BI5sELL, u $ A, died
on the 22l, at his home in New Haven
Conn, agsd seventy five years.
OK the evening Of th' 2lst Mr.. James
Russell Lowell vas entertained at n ban
quot by the Philomuthtc Society or Liver
pool and sailed tOr America on the 22d
ON the 2lth Walter Il. ochudder, o.
New Jersey "a clerk in the Government
Printing Onloe, accid antally shot and
killed himself while drawing a cartridge
from his re -oIver.
GENERAL BLACK, the Commissioner o
Pensions, Is spoken OF IN connection
with the superintendoucy OF the National
bOlQtCrS' Home al ~ AYtOu, u.
THERE was a rumor in Boulangist cir
oles la Paris, on the 22d, that the govern
ment intends TO oXpel Boulanger on
charge Of conspiring TO overthrow the ex
listing government
J. \. DICKERsoN, a popular lawyer o
Helena Mont, who formerly held edi
tOriM positions in indianapolis and 81
Paul, died Of pneumonia, on the 22d, age
forty-one. He studied law in Genera
. Ia. OF,
raphcr.
AT a citizens meeting in Boston, o
the 21l, it was decided to put an indie
pendent candidate for mayor in nomina
ton.
on the 22d the State Bank of Valparaiso
Neb., closed its doors, and the proprie
tors, T. Scoville and G. A. Crafts, hav
fed the country, leaving many debts un
satisfied.
THE Paris Tnransigednt states this
Baron Selliere has been placed in Dl
Sauruy's privote asylum for the insan
situated in Paris.
THE South Carolina State Board O
CRnvassers has decided the Elliott Mile
contest in the Seventh COngressiona
district in favor OF Elliott. Democra
making The delegation from South Care
lima sOilly Democratic. The vote Of th
district was; Elliot S,3jS; Miller, 100;
Miller viii carry his contest to Congress
THE birthday anniversary OF ex-Em
press Frederick of Germany was quietl
observed at Windsor England, on th
21st She roculved scores of congratula
tions, aud many German officials Calle
bearing presents.
The postmaster OF Baltimore has
scheme for collecting city mail matter /
means OF letter-boxes placed on the sEre'
cars.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN PERRY BELMONT too
the oath of Office and received his Gre
dentials as Minister TO Spain, on the b
OK the 23l Chief VIM. Printup, Gran
Bachem Of the TusCarora Indians, die
on the reservation, in New York. He wa
an able and Intelligent man.
THE Associated Press statement thj
Snas Gearnoy, of tha fremont Hous
Boston, Mass. was iusolveut Is incorrec
He Is not connected with the TremoI
House.
DAVID HAMILTON, real estate dealer
and owner Of "a number Of bushes
structures at Wabash, Iud., failed, O
the 28d, with liabilities amounting 70 $50
900 and assets OF S25 900.
GENERAL HARRtsON deuies the truth
published reports of alleged statemen
made by him concerning the annexatio
sf Canada
on the 25I General Miles arrived at Ss
francisco aud took command Of the D
W4h4ol % L4Ae 4 eNAAANs NiaA4Nt o. AAoM ar
LETT San Francisco the same night fC
New York.
PREsLDENT HANNEN % the Paruell Con
mission says that he will admit the n
ports made by tho police foV what the
are worth.
ON the 26d Mr. Powderly was re-electe
general master workman OF the Knight
u La0cr for tue next two years 81 In
aianapolis
An intimate friend az snmuel I Ran
dall describes linn as iu very good cor
ditiou. ami certain TO be in his seat on a
reassembliug OF Congress.
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