The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

SENIOR DEL VALE, the new leader of
the radical party in Argentina, made
it condition precedent to accepting
the leadership that the party should
abandon violent methods.
Mrs. TIMOTHY DONOVAN, of Morris
River, Pa, died at Jackson, Mich, on
the 18th. She is the thirteenth victim
of the recent wreck. 1t is believed her
spine was dislocated in the crash.
EDWARD THOMPSON was killed, and
several others were injured, three of
them probably fatally, by the collapse
of a'span of the new wagon bridge over
the Des Moines river at Ottumwa, Ia,
on the 18th.
PRESIDENT DOLE of Hawaii returned
to Honolulu from his six weeks noun
tain trip, on the 1lth, greatly recuper-
ated in health.
BENJAMIN DETTZ, a grocer of Dayton,
o., returned from the Worlds fair on
the 18th and discovered that nearly
81, 600 in money and notes, which he
had drawn from the bank and hid in a
stove, had been stolen.
A BLUE book just issued in London
detailing the condition of farm labor
ers in thirteen counties of ireland, says
that their position is better now than
at any former time.
ORA RICHARDS, of Galveston, Ind,
was arrested, on the 10Th, charged
with attempting to wreck Panhandle
passenger train by throwing switch
at Galveston just before a fast passen-
ger train was due.
THERE were thirty-one new cases
and one death from yellow fever in
Brunswick, Ca, on the 10th Twenty
six of these cases were colored and five
white.
THE battle monument at Trenton,
n. j., was dedicated, on the 10th, with
impressive pomp and splendor.
THE great cotton mill in Shanghai
has been destroyed by fire. Loss,
$500, 900; no insurance.
THE paid admissions to the Worlds
fair on che 10Th were 307. All.
ANDREW DURsK and John McManus
were smothered to death by cave-in
while digging a trench in the Carnagie
steel works at Homestead, Pa, on the
10th.
A LARGE amount of gold coin. said to
be Is, 900, 600, was received by the New
York subtreasury, on the 10Th, from
San Francisco. 1t was carried by the
Wells Fargo Express Co. Unusual
care was taken to keep secret the fact
of the shipment and the express com
pany declined even to state by what
route the precious burden had been
borne.
CAPT. HUGH L. ROGERS died at Fort
Smith, Ark, on the night of the 18th,
aged 81 years. Fhty years ago he was
prominent turfman and owned a half
interest in Peytonia, which ran Sec
ond in the Peyton stakes at Nashville
in 1874. He was captain of the steamer
from Nauvoo, Ill
A BALrIMoRE & OHIO engine collided
with Big Four freight train at Cum
Tninsville, o., on the 10th. Seven cars
were smashed and one loaded with
$500 worth Of fireworks caught fire and
exploded, driving away the firemen
who attempted TO extinguish it. No
one was injured.
MAJ. f. :. HosFoRD, a wen-known
railroad man, formerly division super
intendent of the Mobile a. Ohio, but
lately with the freight department OF
the Illinois Central, died suddenly al
Jackson, Tenn, on the 10th, from a
stroke of paralysis
THREE masked men held up everyonf
in Joseph Ausferder's saloon at la
Crosse. Wis, on the night Of the 10th
shot two persons. .one of them perhaps IA
\ tally, cleaned out the money drawerand
made their escape before their victims
coRld give an alarm.