The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-04-29

Mrs. PARNELL has brought suit
against twelve tenants on the estate of
her late husband for non-payment of
rent
ALBEIT I'll. GABLE, a physician,
who has been addicted to the opium
habit, committed suicide by shooting at
Dayton, o., on the 21st. He was un-
married and protege of the late Mrs.
| Thomas Ster, sister of the late Gen. Geo.
| Crook.
JOSEPH MAssARKI, the Egyptian Jew
! who, on March 5 last, shot Rev. DIR. H.
p. Mendes, rabbi of the Ninth Street
synagogue, in New York City, because
he refused to give him 800, was, on the
| 21st, convicted of assault in the first
degree, and sentenced to ten years in
state prison.
A MAMMOTH organization to be known
as the the National Trunk Co. has been
| formed. 1t is consolidation of seven
in Oshkosh, Milwaukee, Racine, Chicago,
Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati, Louis
vile and st. Louis.
THE citizens of Buffalo, Wyo., the
center of the cattlemen's rustler war,
have sent long telegram to the presi-
dent asking him to appoint time for
conference, and also to pledge himself
| that Justice shall be done to the cattle
men invaders.
THE dowager Grand Duchess Alexan-
drine of Meclxlenburg-Schw died on
| the 21st. She was born in Berlin on
Febi iuary 2S, 1908, was married in Ber-
lin on May 25, 1922, to Grand Duke Paul
Frederick and became a widow on March
Z, 1912.
DURING a thunderstorm in New Or
leans, on the 21st, Jeanette Bernadet
was struck by lightning and killed. and
half dozen persons in his company
were prostrated. A horse and mule
were also killed.
In the suit brought by Alexander
Stewart, to break the will of A. T.
Stewart, and thus secure for himself
some of the property, Judge Pryor, in
New York, on the 21st, ruled that there
was nothing to go to the jury on, and
he directed verdict for the defendant.
X. q. GUPTILI, n prominent glass
manufacturer, claims to have discov-
cred the lost art of casting glass tubes,
which is known to have been practiced
by the Egyptians. He has interested
capitalists in his invention and erected
factory at Pendleton, Ind, and on the
Goth made his first cast, with success.
THE fiftieth anniversary of the we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hoover, of
Bloomington, ILL.,, was celebrated, on
the 21st, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
III Newton, children of the bride and
groom. They were married at New Lis
bon, o., April 81, 1S42. Mr.. Hoover is
73 years old and his wife is 6S years old,
and both are in excellent health.
THERE is great excitement in Vic
toria, b. c., over the seizure at Town
send of the steamship Michigan with
7OS fve-tael cans of opium on board.
The United States officials have been
working up the case for some days.
EIGHTY-FoUR houses were destroyed,
on the 22d, by fire which devastated
the village of Yeidenbach- -Erfel, Aus
tria.
THE people of Vacaville, Cal, afraid
to sleep in their houses, pass the nights
in tents sent from Sacramento.
PROF. FRANZ LEITZ, known as the
Nestor of German surgeons, died at
Munich, on the 22d, aged 81.
THE United States and Brazil Mail
Steamship Co.'s steamer Alliance, from
Rio Janeiro, arrived at New York, on
the 22d, and, having yellow fever on
board, was detained at quarantine.
w. b. BoHART, local agent at st.
Paul, Mimi, for Swift & Co., packers
of Chicago, is an absconding defaulter,
the exact amount of his shortage being
unknOyvn