The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-10-02

Or the oath the Dominion govern.
ment voted down Listers motion for a
committee to investigate the charges
preferred by him against Postmaster
General Haggart.
THE Philadelphia democrats, on the
Gath. nominated w. Redwood Wright
for city treasurer, and Theodore f.
Jenkins for register of wills.
THE roughers at the Etna and
Standard rolling mills of Bridgeport,
O., after prolonged strike, returned
to work on the oath.
SECRETARY BLAINE has left Bar Har-
Dor, and is now the guest of Senator
and Mrs. Eugene Hale at their home in
Ellsworth, Me.
III is officially announced that the
yearly dividend of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Co. will be passed this year.
NINE men were killed and twenty
injured in a collision between work
train and freight on the Pittsburgh
&5 Western railroad at McKim's siding,
Pa, on the Gath. Men who had escaped
injury tainted with the horror of the
sights and sounds presented.
DAN SULLIVAN and Tom johnson, Of
Eau Clair, Wis, were burned to death
in forest fire on the 24th..
ENGINEER WILLIAM DAY, Fireman
James Larner and Brakeman C. A.
Sprague were instantly killed, on the
25th, in collision between two freight
trains on the New England railway.
CoNsIDERABLE damage was done by
the explosion. on the 25th, on the star
ine dock at Detroit, Mich, of a number
of drums of carbonic acid, left in an
exposed position while awaiting ship
ment.
THE waters in the rivers in Cheshire
county, N. H., have become so low that
many of the mills can only run about
half time. Many of the springs in that
vicinity are quite dry.
JAMES DABLINd and Sandy Ferry,
while dynamiting stumps near Garfield,
Pa, on the 25th. were instantly killed
by the premature explosion of car
fridge.
THE examination of M. B. Curtis for
the murder of Policeman Grant, in
San Francisco, began on the 25th.
SECRETARY PROCTOR returned to
Washington, on the 25th, from his tour
of inspection through the west.
THE Gaiety theater in Liverpool was
burned on the morning of the 25th.
REV. DIR. TUPPER, of Atlanta, Ga,
formerly of Leavenworth, Kas.) and
his wife have become reconciled and
all is peace again. The scandalous
stories, which came near disrupting the
reverend doctors family and destroying
his usefulness in the ministry, proved
to have been the concoctions of design.
ing servants intent upon blackmail.
JAMES WILTSHIRE, of Kokomo, Ind,
has received notice that he is one of the
heirs to the estate of William Wiltshire,
a California millionaire, who died at
Weaversville, Cal, June Is. The dead
millionaire went to California in 1849,
where he amassed a fortune estimated
at something over 81, 200, 900.
Rev. SAMUEL DICKINSON BURCHARD,
who uttered the words, "Rum, Roman
ism and Rebellion which cut such a
prominent figure in the last week of the
Blaine-Cleveland presidential campaign
in 1881, died at Saratoga, N. Y, on the
25th, of acute peritonitis.
PETER JOHNSON, of Dassel, Mimi,
thinks he has discovered the long-lost
art of tempering copper. He and Nile
Nelson, a machinist, want to organize
company and start factory in Min
neapolis. The new process will make
copper as hard as steel.
MRS. FLORENCE MAYBRICK's solicitor
in London has been notified that the
British home office will decline to re-
open the case of the unfortunate woman
in any form.