The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-25

SOCIALISTS decorated the graves of the
Anarchists in Waldheim cemetery, Chi
cago, on the 17th.
Two ladies of Frankfort Ind, were
struck by train at crossing the other
day and fatally injured.
The five Apache Indians who were tried
and convicted at Florence, Ariz., for mur-
der have been sentenced to be hanged
Three were charged with the murder of
Dehl two years ago and two with the
murder of Jones.
ONE man was killed and three fatally
injured by the fall of a scaffolding at the
new water works at Bethlehem, Pa, re-
Gently,
Ex-MAYoR LEWIS, of New Haven,
Conn.,, proposes as a Worlds Fair feature
to recognize the 4O0th anniversary of the
discovery of America by lighting great
bonfires simultaneously on the hilltOps all
over the country.
HENRY WIGFALI, a barber of Atlanta,
Ga, swallowed a fish bone recently and
died soon after in great agony from
strangulation.
THE factory and stock of the Pine Door
& Lumber Company of Grants Pass, Ore,
was destroyed by fire the other night
The loss was 500, 900.
THE marine conference at Washington
is devoted to the discussion of technical
matters.
WASHINGTON is beginning to boom it's
Worlds Fair project
THE American Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions in session in New
York elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent. R s. Storrs, D. D.; president
E. w. Latchford; recording secretary,
Henry A. StimsOn; assistant recording
secretary, E. N. Packard; treasurer,
Langdon s. Ward.
AT the meeting of the railway brake
men in Minneapolis Hon. L s. Coffin, Of
Iowa, advised them to urge Congress to
take action in the matter of safety appli-
ances.
JOSEPH PAUL, a Chicago boy, met an
awful death recently. He was caught
between an immense fywheel and the
| betting.
IT is estimated that 10000, 900 persons
will have visited the Paris Exposition
when it closes.
JOHN LEWIS, Jerome Race and Thomas
COoney, three youths of eighteen, were
instantly killed on the Hudson River
track near Hudson, n. Y, recently. They
| stepped from one track to another to avoid
a train when a locomotive struck them.
THE Emperor of China has authorized
the building of a railroad between Pekin
| and Hankow.
THE cotton oil trust has filed application
to increase its capital stock to 500 000 600
and form a corporation, thus avoiding the
! legal penalties to which it was liable in
| New York.
CHILL mas abolished many import duties
| on tools and material used in agriculture
! and the building of railroads, etc.
ONE of the scrub women at the Ham
| burg Germany geological gardens was
killed recently by a jaguar which man.
| aged to seize her through the bars of his
| cage.
! SECRETARY WINDOW has announced that
he will retain the old rules governing the
| importation of Mexican lead ores.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's reporD for the
| seven days ended October II numbered
223, compared with 224 the correspond g
week of last year. The figures include
Canada,
MUCH destitution is reported among the
foreign laborers at Lynch's canning
works, Kent County, Md. The manager
| had departed leaving the men with checks
which the stores refused to honor.
AN immense prairie fire was reported
raging a 1ew miles from Bismarck, N. D.,
on the 18th. The village of Monokin was
entirely swept away.
THE inquiry at the Jefferson barracks
St Louis, has ended. The depositiOns
make 800 pages.
AT Millsport, Lamar County, Ala, a
few days ago, William Abercrombie,
| white, of Birmingham, Ala, held up the
| express agent and secured Sc, 900, received
| by him that night
| THE Western whisky trust is said to be
| scheming to break up the outside distil-
| eries. Half a million dollars will bs
| Rpent il necessary,