The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-02-15


WILLIAM Frost, aged forty-fives was re-
ported dying Of hydrophObia at Palatins
Ill, Notwithstanding the successful appli-
cation OF the supposed maidstone remedy.
BELLE STARR, the famous amazon and
reputed companion of the James and
Younger gangs, is reported to have been
shot dead recently in the Indian Territory.
No particulars were given.
A WIND storm at Omaha, Neb., on the
afternoon Of the 4th blew down the walls
OF the recently burned Meyer building on
/ the adjoining premises, the result being the
killing Of five persons and serious injury
Of several others. The damage amounted
to about S35. 900.
| AN indictment has been returned at In
dianapolis, Ind, against Joseph A. Moore,
defaultlng agent of the Connecticut
Mutual Insurance Company, for embezzle-
ment and an investigation is being made
| looking to an indictment for forgery.
A LARGE number Of merchant millers
met in indianapolis, Ind, recently to per-
/ feet an organization for mutual self-pro-
lection.
THE Iowa Supreme Court has released
DR.. A. c. Hoagland, a pharmacist of
Washington County, arrested and fined
| Il 900 for selling liquor, though he had a
permit and those to whom he sold said
they were sick.
A MEMORIAL signed by all the State off,
GERS Of Colorado indorsing Hon. John M.
/ Thurston, of Omaha, Neb., for Secretary
/ OF the Interior has been presented to Gen
| eral Harrison.
A BROKEN rail near Quincy, Ind, caused
/ the destruction Of FIVE freight cars and a
caboose and the death Of a brakeman and
| probable fatal injury OF two other persons.
| TIE National Association of Stove Max
\ ers began a long secret conference in
/ Chicago on the 9th. 1t is stated that a
/ stove trust is not contemplated.
THE Chicago Arbeiter Bund has taken
steps to rid the meetings of police spies
and detectives and are growing more bold
in their utterances.
A FIRE recently broke out in the inter-
mediate school building, Ninth and Main
streets, Cincinnati The children escaped
| without casualty, obeying the orders Oi
the teachers with admirable precision un-
der the fire drill system
ALI. the railroads interested in lows
traffic have given notice to the Iowa Com
missiOners that they will adopt the new
schedules of rates under protest. The
low rates do not apply to grain, coal, live
stock or salt.
BY collision between freight trains Al
Ixonia, Wis, the other night % cars loaded
with grain and merchandise and both en-
gines were wrecked and two brakemer
slightly hurt
INSPECTOR BoNFIELD, Captain Schaacl
and Detective LOwenstein, of the Chicago
police, have been suspended by Mayor
Roche, pending the trial of their suits
against the Chicago Times for libel.
QUITE a sensation was created in st. Louis
by the announcement that Henry Dieck.
mann, a prominent member OF the Mer'
chants Exchange, had skipped to Canada
leaving shortage of $4,000.
THE Rock Island and others of the lows
lines have decided to reduce all rates il
that State to the same level instead o
availing themselves of the omissions il
the Commissioners' schedule. They TAX
the position that ii they maintain tn,
present rates of grain, COAL live stock an'
salt no good will come il the Commiss
ers have authority to reduce these rate
and will doubtless Immediately rectify
their mistake in emitting the articles.
THE Iowa Supreme Court by dismissinJ
the writ in the case of Grusendorf VS.
Judge Howatt dealt the liquor dealers O
the State severe blow. The case was al
original package liquor suit and tn
Supreme Court decided that liquor in so
called original packages could only b
sold in the State in accordance with tn
Prohibitory law by persons holding per
mits.
The Northern Ohio blanket mill at Cleve
land, o., was destroyed by fire the othe
| morning causing a loss OF FAVOiOVUs
LIGHT earthquake shocks were felt a
Gallon, Los Angeles and San Bernardino
Cal, on the night of the eth.
SIXTEEN stores in WaIkerton, Ind, wer
destroyed by fire recently.
Hon. LEO c. BURNETT has been indorset
in strong terms by the Choctaw, Greek ant
Seminole Indian Councils for Indian agen
/ of the five civilized tribes in the Indial
Territory.
FoUR hundred people engaged in a 70:
drive near Perryville, Ind, the other day
| but secured only one fox.
In the American mine at Leadville, Col.
recently Superintendent Gleason wa
killed by falling rock, and next day tw
workmen were killed by heavy piece o
> timber.
TYPHo-PNEUMoNIA of the most malignan
type is raging in Ga ANTE, Mont, and tn
doctors are unable to control the disease
BARNEY Brave, a squRw man, has bee
= arrested on the Crow reservation in Mon
I tana on orders Of Indian Agent Briscot
who proposes to make a test case of tn
5 right of whites to live on the reservation
2 A PRIVATE school for deaf and dun
children in Chicago was burned the othe
e evening, but the scholars all escaped.