The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-12-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IT transpires that there is no lack of
natural gas in the Central Ohio district,
rs reported. The temporary shortage
is caused by :he clogging of the supply
pipes
PROF. Koch has left Berlin secretly
with his son-in-law, Dr. Pfuhl. Itis re-
ported that they are to visit the Grand
Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwe who is
ill at Cannes, France.
In the Italian Parliament, on the 10th,
The Irredentist Deputy Barzelaci at
tempted to interpellate Signor Crispi on
passage in his FlOrentine speech in
rela tion to the frontiers of Austria, and
denovncing the agitation against the
Powers, but he was ruled out of order.
L. ID. ToDD and wife, of Sioux City,
la, and their daughter, Mrs. Slayton,
we're run down and instantly killed by
. st. Paul & Omaha train at the Mime
sofa State University station near Min
neapolis, on the 10th. They were in
the act of boarding a Great Northern
train, when they were run down by tic
Omaha train coming in on an adjoining
track at terrific speed.
SPEAKING at Retford, on the 11th, Mr..
Gladstone said that the success of
home rule would create the leader of
the Nationalist party the constitutional
ruler Of Ireland, and added that En-
glish Liberals were not willing to as
sist man of Mr.. Parnell's proven char
acter to that position.
p THE residence of Cyrus Dutter, farm
er, about twelve miles north of Alliance,
o., was destroyed by fire on the 11th.
His daughter, Esther, aged five years,
perished in the flames.
THE Treasury Department holds that
bicycles, the property of persons arriv-
ing in this country, are not personal ef-
tects.
PRoF. BrLRoTH, of Vienna, declares
that the use of the Koch lymph has pro-
duccd marked effect in cases o. leprosy.
EX-SENATOR FRANK B. ARNOLD, of
Unadilla, tho representative of the
Twenty-third New York district in the
Senate of 1ssS-S9, committed suicide in
his Office some time between six and
seven o'clock on the morning of the 11th.
I. s THOMPSON was killed in a rail-
way wreck at Kingman, Ariz., on the
l1th. He was a wealthy stocl1man of
Mason City, Ia, and on December 2
left for San Miguel, Cal, where he was
to dispose Of carload of Norman STALL
ions Seven horses were killed in the
wreck.
CHAs. MILLER the boy murderer, has
been adjudged guilty as indicted at
Cheyenne, Wyo., and will most likely
be hanged. In a box-car near that city,
in September last, be fired into the
heads of Ross Fishbaugh and Waldo
Emerson, killing them, and then stole
their effects.
The will of the late Judge Hales, of
st. Paul, MINI, disposes of 81, 900, 600.
Three-quarters of this goes to relatives.
The other fourth, after twenty-five
years, is to be used by the city of st.
Paul in equal portions for founding a
free medical dispensary for the poor,
and for a city library.
President POLK of the National
Farmers Alliance has named Friday,
February 8, 1891, and Washington, D.
c., as the place of holding the first
meeting of the National legislative
council, which is composed of the Ma
Vonal president and the presidents of
all the State alliances.
THERE is CONSERVATION among the
pens.ou-claim agents in Washington.
They have discovered that Mr. Docbery's S
amendment TO the Pension Appropria-