The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail.
PERSONAL AND PoLrrICAr..

THE Prince Of Wales received a great
ovation on his recent visit to Alexan-
dria, Egypt.
WARREN G. SAYRE, of Indiana, has
been appointed mem Der of the Cllero-
kee Commission, in place of Hartranft,
deceased.
In the municipal elections in Italy
the Liberals and Radicals defeated the
Clericals at all points.
GOVERNOR THOMAS, OF Utah, III his
annual report, expressed doubt of the
honesty of Mormon professions respect
ing polygamy. The tillable land of
Utah was almost entirely in the hands
Of the Saints, and it would be many
years before the Gentiles could obtain
control of affairs. The inhabitants of
the Territory mbered 230, 900.
THE most unique way of celebrating
the success of James E. Campbell for
Governor of Ohio was displayed by Al
len o. Myers, the Cincinnati journalist.
He rode through the streets mounted on
one of John Robinson's camels. The
animal was gayly attired and the turn
out was followed by an immense mob.
ALEXANDER HARRISON, the American
artist, who is a member of the American
art jury at the Paris Exposition, and on
whom the jury of awards conferred a
minor decoration, has declined the prof
fered honor. He claims unfairness in
awarding the decorations and says that
English exhibitors obtained the highest
hOnors.
MANY of the prominent Cherol1ees
have expressed themselves as dissatisfied
with the defiant tone of Chief Mayes'
letter to the Cherokee Commission.
The President has appointed William
w. Bates, of New York, Commissioner
of Navigation.
EX-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND has ex-
pressed himself as satisfied with the re-
sent elections, attributing the result to
the principle of tariff reform, which had
Ieavened the whole lump.
Ex-PREsIDENr and Mrs. Cleveland
were in Washington on the 7th attend
ing the Bayard-Clymer wedding. They
called on President Harrison.
THOMAS T. BAYARD, ex-Secrets.ry of
State, was married to Miss Mary w.
Clymer at Washington on the 7th.
THE Richmond Dispatch publishes a
tabulated statement of the vote of Vir-
ginia, giving Mckinney a majority of
II, 900.
THE vote of the town of Gosnolcl COM
pletes the election returns from Massa-
chusetts and makes the total footings
for Governor: BFacketts Republican,
1876, sol; Russell, Democrat, 12O,817;
Blackmer, Prohibitionist, 13, 854; Marks,
Labor, Iii; Brackett's plurality, 1884.
THE President has appointed Trini-
dad Romero to be United States Mar
shall for New Mexico.
ELECTION returns up to the night of
the 7th were unsettled in Ohio and
Iowa. The Iowa Legislature was
thought to be Republican on joint bal
lot, though Boies, Democrat, was
elected Governor. Republicans were
claiming the election of the State
ticket in Ohio excepting Foraker for
Governor.
PRINCEss MARIE, wife of Prince
Alexander of Battenberg, recently rul-
| ing Prince of Bulgaria, died recently at
Gratz in childbirth. Prior to her mar
riage Princess Marie was the well
known opera singer, Mile Loisinger.
The remains of Captain SchOOnInaker,
who lost his life during the great SamO-
an storm March last, were inferred in
the family plot at ROndout, N. Y, on
| the 9TH.
| ADMIRAL KRANTZ, French Minister
| of Marine, resigned suddenly on the
| 9Th.
A. GOODWIN, Jr., Democratic judge
| of election for the Second ward of Pc
| tersburg, Va, has been arrested on a
warrant sworn out by J. NJ. BirdsOng, a
| Republican Judge of election for the
same precinct, charging him with stuff
| ing the ballot box.
THE President issued his proclama-
tiou declaring Montana a State on the
| Sth.
of Pennsylvania, died suddenly at Har-
risburg on the 9th.