The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-13

A DISPATCH from London stated that
the mysterious and long-missing man,
known as Scott" who was jointly in
dicted with Alfred j. Monson for the
killing of Lieut. Hambrough, which
crime has been known as the "Alla-
mont murder mystery" has surrendered
himself
REPRESENTATIVE DUNPHY, of New
York, has introduced a bill in the
house providing for tho appointment,
by the president. of commission to
consist of four or more persons to be
selected from the different depart.
ments of the government, to examine
and report upon the feasibility and de.
STABILITY of constructing a boulevard
from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans.
The commissioners are to be elected
from the war, agricultural, post office
and interior departments
A DISPATCH of the 5th said that the
sanitary condition of the Portuguese
warships Mindello and Albuquerque
was so bad that the Argentine govern
ment had insisted that those on board
the vessels should be landed at the
Lazzeretto or the vessels depart Yel-
low fever recently broke out on these
two vessels and has caused many
deaths Aboard the vessels are Adm
Da CANA and the other Brazilian refu-
gees from Rio de Janeiro.
SENATOR KYLE has introduced a bill
into the senate to prevent the manu-
facture of clothing in unhealthy
places 1t is directed against the
sweating system. Tt prohibits the sale
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another in an uncleanly place, or in
rooms used for sleeping or eating, and
requires tax to be placed upon all
clothing shipped out of state, giving
the street and number of the house in
which it was made.
DARLINGTON and Florence, S. c., were
reported on the 5th as being no longer
in insurrection, and the state troops
have evacuated those now famous To-
calities and proceeded to Columb bia to re-
ceive their pay.
THE biggest labor war Rhode Island
has ever seen is op, the weavers having
struck against the two looms system,
which they claim is impracticable.
A BRICK wall of a building on Broad
street, in Elizabeth, n. j., in process
of erection, fell upon a gang of brick
layers who were at work on a scaffold
on the opposite wall Five men were
rendered unconscious. It is thought
some will die. Several others about
the works were hurt by flying brick.
DUN's Review of Trade for the week
ended the 9th says that business has
improved since the presidents veto.
Wheat has risen about cents by re-
ports of serious injury to the crop,
Corn has declined II cents. Pork has
risen so cents, with lard a shade higher.
FAILURES for the week ended April 6
were 249 in the United States, against
195 last year; in Canada, 26, against 2s
last year.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended April showed an average de-
crease as compared with the CORE
spending week of last year of 21. 2; in
New York the decrease was 21.2; out
side, 2LO.
THE three train robbers, J. L. Wy
rick, Thomas Brady and Albert Mans
ker, who killed Conductor w p Nc
Nally at Oliphant, November last,
were hanged at Newport, Ark, on the
9th.
A TELEGRAM from Uniontown, Pa,
of the 9Th stated that it had been dis
covered that the strikers had stolen
1000 pounds of dynamite from the new
reservoir on the mountain east of
Dunbar, and great destruction of prop
erty was expected. The robbery had
caused great excitement in the coke
regions and many believed prepara-
tions were being made for renewal
of h lstilities.