The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-10-21

destroyed by fire on the British steam.
ship Knutsford at Galveston, Tex.
IT is reported at Guthrie, Ok, that q
majority of the Kiowas and Comanehe
Indians have agreed to accept the gov.
ernment's offer of $1,000, 900 for their
reservation of 100000 acres to be
thrown open to settlement
THE Columbus naval pageant in New
York harbor was witnessed by count
less thousands and presented an impos.
ing and beautiful sight.
| THE Boston Globe acknowledges that
its sensational story in the Borden case
was fake.
! Two men were killed and six badly
wounded by an explosion in paper mill
at Orono, Me.
TWENTY-FIVE feet of the levee oppo.
site upper New Orleans has given way.
SOFT coal dealers of the east are com
bining for ''apportionment."
| AT Little Rock, Ark, Chinaman
was fined for smoking opium. His
| countrymen have combined to employ
counsel and carry the case to the higher
court.
Roe SUTTON, boy of 16, is perform
ing the marriage ceremonies of run
away couples at Aberdeen, KY.
BosTON printers demand that all
newspaper offices pay the union scale
| of 10 cents per 1000 ems.
JOHN HALDINGER, brute, has con-
fessed to beating five children to death.
He also killed a man. He is under ar
rest at Paducah, KY.
GEN. RUGER reports decrease of de-
sertions in the Columbian department
in his annual report.
JUDGE STOvER, of New York, declines
to naturalize aliens who cannot read
and write the English language.
THE Glasgow Jack the Ripper has
been caught by the officers after an at.
tempt to take his life.
THE evidence in the Toledo Doodle
cases makes things look very bad fol
the indicted councilmen.
AN attempt was recently made to
burn the house of John Fox, a non
union laborer at Homestead, Pa.
FIRE in Lockprt, n. Y, destroyed
Chester's and Johnson's flour mills.
Loss, about $4,000
COMMISSIONER BELL replies to the
charges made by Capt. Lee, showing
that the attorneys for the Cheyennes
and Arapahoes were entitled to the
large fee received by them.
The strike of tanners at Milwaukee
has been declared off.
THE Chicago aldermen, invited to the
New York celebrations, report rocky
time, no one paying any attention to
them. They had no tickets and had to
nav for what they got
SINCE the S0th of September there
has been an increase of gold in the
treasury of $3, 900, 600, making the total
amount of gold now held 1922, ,4O2, $780,
The net surplus in the treasury has also
increased, being now s34, 100000.
GEORGE G. GER, who was engineer on
the Monitor during the battle with the
Merrimac, is dead at Charleston, s. c.
The Manhattan railway during one
day of the celebrations at New York
carried 944, TOO passengers.
THE Dominion government reports
that the fishery catch this season is
above an average one.
THE British cruiser Aurora will re-
place the Warsprite as flag ship of the
Pacific station.
ANDREW JONES, a colored brother, has
been preaching the destruction of Chi
cago, the prophesy of which came to
him in q dream. He is credited with
foretelling Johnstown and other calam-
tiles
The last of the militia have left
Homestead. The cost to the state on
account of the strike was s6OO,0
ALLARD, the French Canadian black
smith, has succeeded in tempering alu-
minum as hard as steel.
SEVEN of the supreme officers of the
Iron Hall have been indicted at Indian
apolls, Ind.
NED CHRISTIE, the desperado, succeed
ed in escaping from Sheriff Harris in
the Cherokee nation, leaping from the
burning house fired by the besiegers.
THE village of Salix, Ia, was swept
away bv fire and nearly all of the 800
inhabitants were made homeless
A. ID. MAXWELL was killed, Miss Kate
Hough fatally injured and the Misses
Taylor badly hurt by being struck by
an engine near Shamokin, Pa.
CONSIDERABLE rioting occurred at
Carmaux, France, recently over a
miners strike. Soldiers and gendarmes
were ordered to the scene.
NOAH CLoDFELTER, the poet of the
Wabash valley, is in trouble at Craw-
fordsville, Ind. A jury indicted him
for attempting TO defraud Sharpless &
Co, of Chicago. out of o., 600.
FARMERS in the vicinity of Carthage,
III are in despair over the ravages Of
the weevil in wheat bins.
THE amount the robbers got from the
Missouri Pacific express at Caney, Kan,
was only 500. Messenger Maxwell
was wounded in the arm.
Four negroes We're hanged by mob
az AorfoeEille, Ala, for the brutal