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

Col. ALBERT A. Pope, the bicycle
maker of Boston, has offered a reward
of $500 for the detection of the mis-
rreants who attempted to retard the re-
rent relay race by stretching barbed
wire across the riders roads.
MELRosE CROSBY, aged % years, who
has been living on Dry creek, was killed,
on the oath, three miles from Boulder,
Col., by lightning. He was riding on a
Dad of hay from Dry creek when the
bolt hit him. His body was carried to
Boulder, and it was not disflgured in
the least.
Gov. Brown of Kentucky, on the
S4th, signed the ''separate-coach bill"
The law provides that every passenger
railway train shall be provided with
separate coach for negroes 1t goes in
10 effect ninety days after the adjourn
ment of the legislature.
THE Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers in session at Atlanta, Ca, re-
elected Past Master Arthur grand chief
engineer for four years. The next in
ternational convention will be held in
May, 1894, biennial meetings being sub
Btituted for annual.
ter of James Nichols, wealthy farm
er, living near Pittsburgh, Pa, was
found dead in a barn by her father, on
the oath, with bullet hole in her right
temple. 1t is not known whether she
was accidentally killed, committed sui
eide or met with foul play. Her rela-
tives are inclined to the belief that the
shooting was accidental, as there was
no cause for suicide.
THE usual conferments of honor on
the occasion of Queen Victoria's birth
day anniversary includes this year a
peerage for Prince George of Wales
with the titles of duke of York, earl of
Inverness and Baron Killarney. Sir
Julian Pauncefote, British minister to
Washington, receives the grand cross of
the Order of the Bath. Chief-Justice
Lacasti, of Quebec, is knighted.
PRESIDENT DIAz of Mexico has ap-
pointed Senior Matias Romero, the pres
ent minister to the United States, min
lister of finance; Senor Jos Yves Liman-
tour, assistant secretary of finance, and
Senior Gomez Garias, minister to En-
gland. No successor to Senior Romero
as minister to the United States will be
appointed at present
JOHN LANGDON, aged 10 years, and
Alva Plant, aged Is years, of Ostrander,
Wis, were drowned in the Little Wolf
river, on the oath, by the capsizing of a
boat.
THE Peoples bank of Sea Isle, N. J.,
has closed its doors. 1t is stated that
the suspension was made on account of
lack of business, and it is believed that
all depositors will be paid in full.
Gov. PRINCE of New Mexico, on the
24th, issued a notice offering $3.50 re-
ward for information leading to the
names of the capitol incendiaries or in
formation touching the instigators
thereof
ARTHUR BIsoT, who, fifteen years
ago, while serving life sentence in the
Indiana penitentiary at Jeffersonyille
for killing Town Marshal Carnoy, of
Bedford. was granted a six months
ticket of leave by Gov. Williams and
failed to return, surprised the prison
officials, on the oath, by voluntarily
surrendering and resuming the stripes.
During his absence he has been a sue
cessful practicing physician in the City
of Mexico. He expects 10 get his par
dom
SIR ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, heuten-
snt-governor of Ontario, died in Toron-
to, on the oath, after painful illness of
several weeks, receiving a stroke of
paralysis. He was one of the few re-
naming Canadian politicians known as
Fathers of the Confederation of the Ca
madam provinces, which took place in
1867.
JOHN REECE has obtained a verdict
against ex-Editor w. J. Elliott, of Co
lumbus, o., on account of a revolver
wound received when Elliott killed o.
C. Osborn and wounded w. l.. Hughes
and a half dozen others.
THE passenger steamers Kalamazoo
and Pilgrim collided on Lake Michigan,
on the 25th. the Kalamazoo sinking, but
her fifty Panie-stricken passengers were
saved.