The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-11-02


A STATEMENT prepared at the treas
ury department shows that during the
period between March 1898, and Octo-
Der /, 1894, the amount of gold trans
ported between subtreasuries, mints
and banks at government expense, in
consequence of expectations of gold,
was s14T, SO7, 500. The cost of trans
porting this amount was sos, ,4s0.
TIE various furnishings for the we'd
ding of the czarowitz and Princess Alix
arrived at Livadia at the same% time
with the mourning coaches, garments
of woe, etc, in anticipatoin of the
cars funeral.
EDWARD MAY, % years old, clerk in
the employ of Bernheimer g. Bro, New
York City, was shooting at a mark on
a brick wall on the fifth floor of his
place of employment on the 25th. A
bullet rebounded and struck him on
the forehead. He died fifteen minutes
later.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL RUcK-
Ell of the interior department was
taken with a pronounced case of small
pox, on the 25th, and is in the pest
house, and three employees of the pat
ent Office are also victims of well-de-
veloped cases. The fright extending
throughout the interior department is
extreme, and all connected with the
department have been ordered vacci-
mated.
COMMODORE WILLIAM EvLYN HOP
kINs died in San Francisco, on the
25th, aged 73 years. He was appointed
to the naval academy from Virginia.
His last command was the receiving
ship Independence, stationed at Mare
island.
MRS MARY A. WOODBRIDGE, CORE
spending secretary of the national and
worlds w. c. T. u, died in Chicago on
the evening of the 25th. She was
stricken with apoplexy two days be-
fore.
Mrs CLEVELAND has consented to
christen the steamship st. Lonis of the
international Navigation Co., which
will be launched from Cramps ship
yard in Philadelphia, November 21.
THE post Office at Roaring Springs,
Pa, was robbed, on the night of the
cash amounting to S453. The same
night Thomas Reiplogle's jewelry store
was robbed of a large number of
watches.
THE north half of the mammoth
brick warehouse belonging to the VIM.
Deering harvester works at Chicago
was destroyed by fire on the Goth.
Loss, nearly 5000, 600; partly insured.
THE employees of the New York &
Pennsylvania railroad have decided to
sue the company for restoration of
the 10 per cent. cut in wages which
was made in April last
CHARLES NEwBOLD PINE, native of
Camden, n. j., and for many years
prominent in Philadelphia journalism,
died in Port JAWS, N. Y, on the 26th,
aged II years. -r
THE leading plank in the platform of
the American union party of Hawaii
declares annexation to be the foremost
mission of the party.
WHITE screwmen working on the
cotton ships at New Orleans struck, on
the Goth, because negroes were being
employed.
ADvIcEs from Cabul, under date of
the Goth, state that the ameer was a BILE
at that time to transact business.
THE report that Chancellor Won Ca
privi had handed his resignation to the
emperor was confirmed on the 26th.
Count Zu Gutenberg, president of the
ministerial council, also resigned. DIR.
Miguel, Prussian finance minister, has
been appointed president of the coun-
Gil, and Prince Won Hohenlohe-Shil-
lingsfurst, governor of Alsace-Loraine
was offered the chancellorship.