The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-01-04

CsaplIea from YariOus Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

formerly Governor General Of New
foundland, whose appointment as Gov
ernor Of Queensland, to succeed the late
Sir Anthony Musgrave, was objected to bY
the Irish residents of that colony, has
been appointed Governor of Jamaica to
succeed General Sir II. W. Norman.
ON the 25th Annie Jones, who elOped
from Utica, N. Y, recently, with Walter
Smith, a dry-gOods clerk, was arrested at
hotel in Montreal, Can, and sent home,
Her lover was left behind.
On the oath considerable uneasiness was
caused at Upton, Ind, by the reported
flight Of ". +. Shaw, of Chicago. About
$4,000 worth Of stock of the Columbia
Building and Loan Association, of which
he was secretary, is held in the former
city.
M. VEILA, Russian Consul at Malta, has
been arrested on suspicion Of placing a
bomb in the theater at that place while
the Duchess Of Edinburgh princess Marie
of Russia) was present. M. Veila has
long been suspected of Nihilistic tenden-
cies.
on the oath Senator Beck arrived in
Savannah, Ga, and will spend some time
An the city.
1T Is rumored that Nine. Sara Bernhardt
b has refused an offer from the Sultan of
Turkey Of $1,000 francs for a series of per-
formances in the Imperial Palace at Con-
BtantinOple.
Ar the request Of the Emperor horse
racing on Sundays and holidays in Prus-
sia has been stopped by the local authorf-
ties.
THE County Democracy of the Sixth
New York Senatorial district have re-
solved not to make a nomination in OppO-
sition 10 the candidacy Of Thomas +.
Grady, the Tammany nominee for Senator
in that district.
GovERNOR HILL of New York has ap-
pointed George B. Mcclellan, q son Of the
late General George B. Mcclellan, aid-de-
camp on his staff. Mcclellan is a member
OF the Eighth Regiment New York Ma
tional Guard.
ON the 24th John A. Yates, a journalist
we'll known in New York and Brooklyn
for the past thirty years, was found dead
IN his bed in the latter city, having died
Of heart disease. He was sixty years old,
aud native of England.
On the oath Manager Horace Phillips Of
the Allegheny Baseball Club was so i'll
that his physician called another medical
gentleman for consultation. 1t was de-
cided that the patient would have to sub
NIT to an operation.
BISHOP POTTER is reported as saying
that the coming Protestant Cathedral Of
New York will have such q commanding
site as can not be matched by any other
city in the world.
ON the oath Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
and his American bride arrived in Bir-
mingham, England.
THE latest adv1ces from Belgrade show
King Milan's utter distrust OF the Radical
majority. 1t is officially announced that
he will open the SEuptschina with an in
augural message instead Of a speech from
the throne. The message will not require
an address in reply.
REV. JOHN M. GRADY, president OF the
WHmH uTE Il INIT
late president OF the Manhattan College
Alumni Society, and one of the most
learned theolOgians and eloquent orators
among the junior priests of the arch-diO-
cese of New York, died, on the 25th, of
typhoid fever at the age of thirty-One
years. He was a brother of ex-senator
Thomas F. Grady.
EX-OUEEN NATALIE Of Servia has been
received with royal honors during her
tour. Upon her arrival at the Russian
frontier the imperial chamberlain well
coined her on behalf of the Gar and
Czarina.
PATRICK DALTON, young Staten Island
On. W policeman, has been sued by Ida
~ Lawson for $1,000 damages for breach
OF promise.
on the 26th Mrs Sarah II. Powell, who
was appointed commissioner of educa-
ton in New York, took the oath Of office
1T Is reported that Hon. James I. Mat
fett, member Of Congress from the Twen-
ty-eighth district Of Pennsylvania, has
been admitted to ON asylum as a private
patient. The difficulty seems to be excess
i've nervousness, brought on by the ardu-
Gus lhbOrs Of the recent campaign.
On Christmas Day the Emperor and En-
press Of Germany attended service in the
Berlin Cathedral DIR. Stoecker, the court
preacher, delivered the sermon. The EN-
peror sent hearty greetings to Prince Bis
marck by his son, Count Herbert Bis.
marck.
THE bill placing General A ndrew j
Smith on the retired list OF the army with
the rank Of Colonel has been approved by
the President.
On the l8th Hon. II. h. Smith died il
Elmira, n. Y, at the age Of sixty TIVE
years. He was an eX-Congressman anS
ex-Justice OF the Supreme Court.
NoTICE Of contest has been served by
Representative Jehu Baker on W. s. For
man, Democratic Congressman-elect II
the Seventeenth Illinois district, that h,
will contest his election on the ground o
fraud.
Mas. CLEVELAND acted as Santa Clau,
among the White House servants, each o.
whom was literally remembered by thei
young mistress. To some she gave use
full articles, and TO others sums of money
The President remembered the mel
servants with money gifts.
ON the 26th the remains of the late Gen
eral John A. Logan we're removed iron
their temporary resting place, where the!
have been for the past two years guRrde,
by United States soldiers, and placed ii
the mOrtuary chapel built by Mrs. Logal
mt the National Soldiers Home at Wash
fngton.
Mr.. JOHN BRIGHT, the English states
man, was better on the Goth
IT is reported that a marriage has beeI
arranged between Arch Duchess Valeri
and Duke Francis Of Tuscany.
OK the 26th the failure of Douglas Henr,
was announced on the New York Stoc
Exchange. He has no outstanding con
tracts.
The death OF General Louis Melikof
the well-lnown Russian officer, is an
nounced. General Melikoh was born il
1924.
M. BEx, the Bourse speculator who re
, Gently failed and fed from Paris, died q
), M0rtigny, Sw' y-erland.
NOTICE Of contest on Representativ
Barnes Compton Of the Sixth Maryland
district, for his seat in the Fifty-frst Con
Rress, has been served by Sidney +. Mudd
Mr. Mudd's grounds of contest are intimi
dation and fraud.
CAPrAIN j. S. HOLMES, who was burne,
70 death at the destruction Of his boat
the John II. Hannah, az Plaquemine, La
on the uAEub OF tue @ALAr was a nnrlVe
Plymouth, Mass,
WHILE rummagiug over old papers in
trunk, recently, Mrs. Anna Boss, Of Al
leEheny City, Pa, came across thre
deeds which call for COO acres OF land il
the heart of Philadelphia. The case ha
been placed ia the hands OF lawyers.
SENATOR BEcN, OF Kentucky, is improv
ing tn health and enjoying the hospitalit
of Friends in Savannah, Ga.
Miss ANNIE G.. GABBErr, daughter 4
the late James aud Ann Garrett of Ches
ter County. Pa, died at Milan, Italy, re