The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-03

DARFLTNeER's glass works at White 9
mills. near Honesdale, Pa, were totally
destroyed by fire on the 25th. The loss
will reach over 800, 900. The plant
was among the largest in the United
States.
THE bill Incorporating the Cape Cod
Maritime Ship Canal Co. hrs been de-
feated in the Massachusetts, legislature.
YALE has established the chair of
physiological psychology, with Prof.
Scripture, late of Clark university, as
instructor.
THE sole-leather tanneries OF the
United States win shut down for sixty
days, thus relieving the market of about
2, 900, 900 sides of leather.
THE village of Kinsman, o., was par
TALLY swept away by waterspout on
the morning of the 25th, and six persons
were drowned. The property loss wi :.
reach $50, 900.
RICHARD ID. KYLE, the indicted teller
of the Western Trust and Savings bank,
was arrested and locked up in Chicago,
on the 25th. Kyle is accused of stealing
so, 600 from the bank.
FEARS are expressed that Cornelius
Van derbilt's mind may become unbal-
anced by reason of his grief at the loss
of his eldest son, William III. Mr.. Van
derbilt is said to be utterly prostrated
by the shock of his bereavement.
News has been received at Victoria,
B. c., of the wreck of the government
steamer Quadra, on her way to Behring
sea with Prof Macoun, in search of seal
ing information. Prof. Macoun and the
captain of the Quadra have arrived al
Victoria.
REV. DIR. CHAs. III. PARKHURsT, whose
vigorous campaign against all forms OF
vice has recently brought him into
prominence, is about to take a vacation.
He will make tour of Europe, remain
ing until the middle of September
JOHN b. GAswINT, so years old, was
struck on the head and instantly killed
by heavy timber at the wrecking o1
the Planters house in st. Louis on the
25th. Gaswint was assisting in loading
a wagon with brick when the timber,
which fell from the fifth story, struck
him on the head. The skull was
crushed in.
A CAMP of gypsies stopped at Brazil,
Ind, recently and attracted considera-
BILE attention from citizens, who visited
their camp to see their fine wagons.
One of the lady visitors became violent
ly sick and died on the 25th. Many
think it was a ca Sc of yellow fever, and
the town is greatly stirred up over the
matter.
THE North German Lloyd steamer
Oldenburg arrived at Baltimore, Md,
q
passengers. Smallpox was discovered
in the steerage, and the vessel was held
in quarantine.
THE Berlin Post makes a state ment
of the Corporal Lueck incident, which
is accepted as placing the conduct of
Kaiser Wilhelm, heretofore severely
animadverted upon, in a favorable e
light.
THE prohibition convention at In
dianapolis, Ind, on the 26th, adopted a
platform with plank favoring closing
the Worlds fair on Sunday.
The steamship Harley, of London
was wrecked off the coast of Cornwall
on the 27th. The Harley was running
too close to dangerous shore, and sud-
denly struck on submerged rock. The
lives of the crew were saved.
w. Ell. LEWIS, a deputy sheriff at
Sandy, Utah, entered the shop of J. H.
Geir, a barber, on the 27th, and with
out provocation shot and killed the pro-
prietor.
FREDDIE GERHARD is out in a new
role. He has shown his appreciation OF
DIR. Keely's alleged cure for drunken
ness by establishing a Keely institute
at Babylon, L. /.