The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-01-02

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suspended. The assets are reported at
$500, 900; liabilities, $2OO,OOO
RAILWAY strikers in Scotland are ac-
cused of attempting to wreck train
between Glasgow and Kilbride.
SOME of the leading Philadelphia
manufacturers refuse information to
census officers.
AT East Chicago, Ind, Christmas
morning, while a masquerade party was
in full blast at the Tod Opera House, a
fire broke out, creating terrible panic.
Fortunately no one was seriously hurt
ISAAC B. SAwTELLE has been convict
ed at Dover, n. H., of the murder of his
brother Hiram. He was sentenced to
be hanged July 1.
THERE is split in the English Saliva
ton Army over Darkest England" ="
which, it appears, was not the concep-
ton or the writing of General Booth,
but was the scheme of his right hand
man, Commissioner Smith, who has re-
signed.
THE Savannah, (Ga.) Fire & Marine
Insurance Company has wound up its
affairs. Threatened adverse legislation
was the principal cause of closing up
the business.
FoREPAUGH's Theater and the Masonic
Temple, Baltimore, were destroyed by
fire Christmas day. The loss was heavy.
FRANK E. DICKINSON and Minnie
Brundage fell through the ice while
skating on a mill pond near Ann Arbor,
Mich. Both were students at the Mich
igan University.
A WOMAN was killed in New York the
other day by a hat pin entering her
brain when she fell on the sidewalk.
BUSINESS failures Dun's report) for
the seven days ended December 25 num-
bered 333, compared with 4O4 the pre-
vious week and 28S the corresponding
week of last year.
Two persons suffering from leprosy
have been inoculated at Madrid with
lymph according to the method of DIR.
Koch. The doctors of the hospital
where the lepers are being treated re-
port that the patients have apparently
been rapidly improving since the new
remedy was applied.
THE Westinghouse embarrassment at
Pittsburgh, Pa, was tided over by
bankers advancing the firm $500, 900.
Mrs. JOHN .DIEDRICH and her three
children perished in fire at Rochester,
n. Y, recently.
THE abandoned farms in the State of
Maine number $3.50.
FIRE in Weyaumega, Wis, the other
morning caused the death of Orrin En-
mis- and did much damage.
GUSTAV LARSON, a laborer, lost him
self in one of the big sewers of Mime
apolis and wandered three miles before
he could get out He was badly pois-
oned.
THE Canadian Customs Department
has imposed fine of 800 on the German
sealing schooner Adele, which was
seized at Victoria, B. G. The vessel was
charged with making false clearance.
THE fourth annual meeting Of the
American Economic Association COM
menced at Washington on the Goth.
THE 600 employees of the Pullman
works at Chicago have been notified of
reduction of ten per cent in wages.
SEVERAL vessels went ashore off
Rhode Island during the storm of the
Goth. Three seamen were drowned.
A REPORT from Pine Ridge Agency
says that after council in the Bad
Lands the Indians had resolved to sur
render.
THREE locomotives have arrived at
Matadi, the terminus of the Congo rail-
way.
BY an explosion of boiler at Kelly e.
Wells lumber mill on Black river, forty
miles from Newport, Ark, two men
were killed. Another man and woman
were severely injured.