The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-03


1t is believed thathe committed suicide.
THE municipal council OF Vienna, on
the oath, decided that the trannway (street-
| cary company must forfeit $4,000 of its
| securities and $4,000 penalty each day
until uninterrupted traffic was resumed.
! THE semi-annual meeting of the Amer
| lean Antiquarian Society was held in
Boston on the oath. The secretary re-
ported the acknowledgment by Rt Hon.
w. E. Gladstone of his election as a mem
Der of the society.
HIRAM W. MILLER, ex-cOunty treasurer
of Marion County, Ind, Superintendent
Williams of the poor farm and several
others were arrested, on the oath, charged
with voting challenged paupers at the
presidential election.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN, on the oath, speak
ing at Birmingham, said he was confident
that the government, before appealing to
the country, would develop its Irish
plans, and it would doubtless obtain IA
Vorable verdict at the polls.
OPPOSITION to the Canadian Pacific rail-
road has led to the formation, in British
Columbia, of the Trans Continental Rail-
way Company, with capital of $5O,O00,-
900, organized by prominent British CO.
lumbia and English capitalists.
Mr.. R. F. BUsH's schooner-yacht Cor
onet, in which its owner left New York
| for tour of the world about year ago,
and for the safety of which some fears
have been felt, arrived at home on the
18th, aud dropped anchor off Staten ISL
| and.
! PH1LETUs F. DoRLoN, the celebrated
| caterer of Fulton Market, New York, died,
on the oath, at his summer hotel, DorlOn
Point, Conn. He was a prominent and
active member of the Fat Mems AssOcia-
ton, and many times elected its presi-
dent.
Mrs. GROVER CLEVELAND has rented
the cottage Of Rev. Percy Browne, at
Marion, Mass, for the coming season.
The house is a One-story Queen Anne,
and is located next to the summer home
of r. w. Glider, editor OF the Century
Magazine.
THE owners of the steamer Missouri
were on the oath, notified by the New
York agents of the Thingvalla line that
payment will be made for the cargo
which was thrown overheard from the
Missouri to make room for the Danmark's
| passengers.
THE Lincoln CNe5.) Branch of the Irish
| National League rendered q banquet to
Hon. Patrick Egan, the newly appointed
Minister to Chilli, on the 25th. Over three
hundred plates were laid, and numerous
/ responses to toasts were made by prom
/ inent citizens.
! CAPTAIN HAMILTON MURRELL Of the
! steamer Missouri, who gallantly rescued
730 human victims from the sinking
steamer Danmark. was made the subject
Of a spontaneous ovation in Philadelphia
kIs In ha ho tuao ha
quoted by the Sons Of st. George.
THIRTY-Two packages of prepared
opium, valued at $1,000, found concealed
in the steamship Oceanic, which arrived
at San Francisco recently from China,
were seized by customs officers on the 22d.
Twenty thousand dollars worth of opium
was seized there during the month.
| FRANK MILLER, of West Union, Ia, was
convicted, on the oath, in the United States
| Court at Dubuque, of using the mails for
! fraudulent purposes. His method was
/ to write letters to parties, Offering green
goods at a discount, and, after obtaining
the money, giving blank paper in return.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL has writ
ten an angry letter to Mr.. Chamberlain,
| in which he warns that gentleman that if
the Conservatives choose to make test
| of their strength throughout Birmingham,
! the contest will certainly result in the
! political annihilation of Mr.. Chamber
/ lain and his friends
| THE recent letter of Prince Regent Luit-
/ pOld to DR.. Won Lutz, Bavarian Minister
/ Of Worship and Public instruction, defin-
| ing his understanding Of the status Of
Catholic educational institutions, has
caused a great deal Of annoyance at the
| Vatican, and viii probably result in
| protracted correspondence.
The members of the Farmers Institute
| Of Miami County, Ind, have joined hands
| with the Peru (Ind.) Board Of Trade in
| the erection of a fax min and binding
| twine factory, the object of which is to
/ make war on the Twine Trust The farm
ers will raise the fax from which the
twine viii be manufactured.
ADMIRAL KIMBERLY has forwarded to
! the Navy Department report from Chief
| Engineer Kiersted, stating that the en-
| gine of the Nipsic has been tried and
worked well. The propeller is considera-
/ bly, bent and its effective force much re-
/ duced. The report says that the ship can
be moved by steam if required.
a TRAIN Of fourteen coaches on the
| Santa Fe railroad, crowded to the plat
form with returning boomers, pulled into
the Union depot at Kansas City. No.. on
the morning Of the oath. Hundreds Of
others returned by other routes and
means, having failed to secure a footing
in the newly-opened Territory.
AT recent antl-Semitic meeting in
Berlin. Dr.. StOrkcr, court preacher, de-
hvered a long speech, in the course oi
which he referred to the Empress Freder-
ick as his "dear friend" The Emperor
became very angry on hearing this, and
| ordered the doctor 10 cease his anti.
Semitic agitation or resian his Office