The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-04-22

THE president has removed from Office
Charles K. Stott, assistant appraiser oi
the port Of New York.
G. w. WILLIAMS, of Independence, Ia,
has sold to the Cloverdale stock farm
Philadelphia, Can't Tell, full sister tc
Axtell, and five head of well-bred trot-
ters. Price private.
DIR. EDWARD CAMPBELL, professor oi
chemistry at the Michigan university al
Ann Arbor, while making investigations
in quantitive analysis, lost both eyes by
the explosion of two bottles filed with
gas.
REPLIES received from every portion
Of the southwest show an average de
crease in cotton acreage of % per cent
The farmers are putting the land ir
corn and other cereals. The planting
is ten days later than last season. The
cold weather of the middle of March
destroyed many plants, which were re
planted.
The vessels which viii comprise the
Behring sea fleet during the coming
sealing season are the Mohican, now al
Esquimault; the Adams, the Ranger
and the Yorktown, two revenue cut.
fish commissioners steamer, the Alba.
tross. England, Il is understood, will
send three gunboats to assist in police
duty.
Mrs. POTTER PALMER and nine other
well-known women connected with the
board of lady managers of the Worlds
fair at a meeting in Chicago, on the
18th, decided to organize under the
name of the Chicago Woman's Dorni.
tory association, with the purpose oi
erecting building for the accommoda-
ton of women visiting Chicago during
the fair, particularly those of limited
means.
OFFICIAL announcement has been
made that the diplomatic differences
between the United States and Italy,
growing out of the massacre at New Or
leans last year, have been amicably adj
justed, and that the money for the rela-
tives of the victims of that affair has
been paid. The amount is SIS, 900.
ANARCHISTS threw two bombs into a
Holy Thursday parade in Cadiz, Spain,
on the 14th. Several persons were in
jured by the explosion, but more by
the panic which ensued.
A DEFINITE proposition for an inter
national conference on silver is said to
have lately come from the English to
the United States government
Gov. FLOWER of New York signed the
congressional re-apportionment bill on
the 14th.
A FORCE of Brazilian troops is to be
sent to the state of Matto-Grosso to
arrest the revolutionary leaders, and
bring the province back to its allegiance
to Brazil.
Cot. II. w. SAWYER, of Cape May, N.
j., has received instructions from Pres
ident Harrison to have his Cape May
Point cottage painted and otherwise
prepared for occupancy in May.
THE ministerial crisis in Italy, which
had been pending for several weeks, re-
suited, on the. 14th, in the resignation
of the entire ministry, excepting the
premier, Marquis Rudini The king ac-
cepted the designations, and charged
the marquis to form new ministry.
ADvICEs from Venezuela state that
the insurgents continue to gain in
strength. At Caracas great discomfort
prevails with Palacio, owing to the fact
that he is boarding the money raised by
forced loans and is letting soldiers and
officers go unpaid.
AN ancient mine has been discovered
by prospectors at Silver mountain, Col
In niche in the wall was found the
mummy of an Indian child. Assayer
Herbert Turner made an analysis and
found it strongly impregnated WITH
gold