The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

On the 10th the supreme court of Wis
consin affirmed the decision of the cir
cult court, giving judgment against
three ex-state treasurers for 1925, 600,
interest on public funds pocketed by the
treasurers.
By the sudden bursting of an i'm
mense fly wheel, twenty-four feet in
diameter, in the lower rod mill of
Oliver s. Robertson, at Pittsburgh, Pa,
On the 10th, one man was killed, and
two were fatally, two seriously and
several slightly injured.
THE French ministry resigned on the
10th, owing to differences in the
cabinet on the arrest of the ex-minis-
ter of public works, Baihut, and other
matters. M. Ribot, the former premier,
Immediately formed new cabinet.
A DYNAMITE bomb placed in front of
the building occupied by the Catholic
club at Seraing, Belgium, exploded, on
the 10th, completely wrecklng the front
of the structure and otherwise causing
great damage. Fortunately not sim
gle person was hurt
A TAME dove belonging to Andrew
Fairchilds, of Fallasburg, Mich, flew
from the dovecot into his house, on the
10th, and alighted upon a cradle which
contained en- infant. No one was in
the room except Mrs. Fairchilds. She,
attracted by the baby's cry, ran to the
cradle and found the dove picking at
the child's eyes, one of which was pune
tured and ruined forever.
Mrs. BUsHEY died in the town of
1,o ln
oldest woman in the state, possibly in
the United States. having lived 110
years. A daughter so years old and a
son of 75 survive. Mrs. Bushey out
lived three husbands. At the time of
her death her hair was FURNISHED gold
color and her skin as yellow as parch-
ment, free from wrinkles, but tightly
drawn over the face.
PHILIP RUDE, proprietor of barber
shop in East Liverpool, o., who had
buried his wife less than two weeks
previous, eloped on the lot. with his
still buxom mother-in-law, Mrs Jo-
seph Hauclx, who drew several hum
dred dollars from the bank before leav-
ing.
FIFTEEN fremeni were injured in a
81, ,0OO, 900 fire in Boston, on the 10th.
Hecht Bros, wool dealers, lost $500, 600.
The fire burned over an area of 25, 900
feet
MEssRs. ALLEN and Sachelben, the
two st. Louis bicycle-riders who have
ridden across Europe and Asia, are en-
route from San Francisco for New
York. The ride will be down the coast
to Los Angeles. Thence across Arizona,
New Mexico and Texas to New Orleans
and through the southern States to
Pennsylvania, their final destination
being New York, when they will have
made the circuit of the world.
AMID royal pomp and splendor, and
surrounded by European sovereigns or
their representatives, Princess Marie of
Edinburgh was married, on the 10th,
at Sigmaringen, to Prince Ferdinand,
crown prince of Roumania.
AT Lincoln, Neb., on the 10th, on mo-
ton of Mrs. Ada P. Bittenbender, Mrs.
Alice a. Minick the first lady graduate
of the law department of the Nebraska
university, was admitted to practice in
the United States circuit court
THE second trial, at Goshen, Ind, of
the damage suit of Martin Peterson
against the Lake Shore Railroad Co. re-
suited, on the 10th, in verdict for the
plaintiff of $4,000. The plaintiff lost
both arms at the shoulders by being
pushed from moving freight train by
the brakeman. The first trial resulted
in a verdict for the plaintiff of $4,000.
A TERRIFIC explosion occurred on the
evening of the 9Th in a coal mine at
King, four miles from Como, Col.
Twenty-seven dead bodies were taken
out, and there were others supposed to
be vet in the mine. OF the twenty
seven dead only eleven could be idep-
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