The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

TIE result of the conference in the
cabinet meeting on the 21st is stated
on good authority to have been de-
cision not to issue any bonds at this
time.
On the 21st George Fl. jerks, of
Broolville, Pa, was offered and ac-
cepted the appointment of attorney
general in Mr.. CIeveland's cabinet.
The president has issued proclama-
tion revoking the tolls levied on Cana
dian vessels and cargoes in the Sault
Ste. Marie canal, in consequence of the
Dominion government adopting an or
der in council removing the discrimina-
tion against American vessels passing
through the Canadian canals.
THE Indiana commandery of the
Loyal Legion held a memorial meeting
in indianapolis, on the 22d in honor of
the late ex-President Hayes.
EAsT-BoUND mail and express No. 2G6
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago road, was wrecked two miles east
of Columbia City, Ind, on the 22d, by
broken rail- Five persons were killed
and several were dangerously injured.
The committee of arrangements for
the reception to be rendered ex-Presi-
dent Harrison on his return to Indian
apolis, Ind, has decided, in Difference
to requests from the president, to make
the affair as informal as possible.
THE directors of the Gate City ma
tional bank of Atlanta, Ga, have an
nounced that Assistant Cashier Lewis
Redwine is defaulter. rThe amount is
said TO be $50, 600, but the capital of the
bank is declared to be unimpaired.
The Southern express on the Penn
sylvania road which left Broad-street
station. in Philadelphia, at 1920 a IN.
on the 2sd, collided with the Morton
(Pennsylvania) accommodation train
near South-street station, West Phila-
lelphia. Three cars of the accommoda-
ton train were wrecked. Four per-
sons were killed and dozen injured.
THE family of F. v. Rockafellow,
whose private bank at Willzesbarre,
Pa, failed recently, will, if any more
suits are instituted, make an effort to
have commission in lunacy appointed
to adjudge him insane. DIR. Crawford,
his physician, stands ready to swear he
is insane.
WHILE Judge CARL was trying liq-
uor-license violation case at Bridge
water, Nova Scotia, on the 22d, two
constables from Luenburg entered the
courthouse with q warrant for Judge
Carlrs arrest on a charge of forgery
committed in 1883. The judge tainted
when the papers were produced.
AT o'clock on the morning of the
22d an armed man went into the wait
ing room of the Santa Fe depot at
lola, Kas. Walking up to the ticket
agents window, he smashed in the
glass and said to the night operator,
VIM. +. Tyler: Throw up your hands"
The operator, who was at his instru-
nent, jumped for a revolver, got the
drop on the man and shot him in the
head, inf1icting a mortal wound.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HEBRON at Cincinnati, on the 22d, by
direction of the encouragement of the
United States, entered nolle prosequi
TO the indictment against f. III. Hor-
ner, banker of New York, which was
found by the United States grand jury
April l3, 1889. He was charged with
violating the anti-lottery law by sell
ing European premium bonds on the
lottery plan.
DR. ]. w. ovERToN. dean of Drake
university medical department.; John
w. Shafer. of the United States signal
office; John E. Sloan, son of Livery
man Sloan, and J. w. Martin and w.
z. Burris, laborers, were caught in
Woodlawn cemetery, at Des Moines,
Ia, early on the morning of the Esd,
with the corpse of William Case in their.
nnSsezGinr and were arrested
REeATTAs, balls. pyrotechnic dis
plays, trades parades and numerous
other attractions are being arranged
for at Norfolk, Va, in honor of the pro-
posed naval display by ships Of war
from all nations to take place in Hamp-
ton Roads in April and May.
The Haytian revolutionary party IS
taking advantage of the Hawaiian an
nexation proceedings now going on at
Washington to urge the people of the
Black republic to arise and overthrow
President Hippolyte.
TIE governor of New Jersey has We
toed the raco-track bill, which passed
the Legislature on the esa,