The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-16
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.


crops in the west of Ireland.
Two Seminole murderers were exc
cuted at that nations capital Sunday.
The National Live Stock exchange is
holding it's annual session at Fort
Worth, Tex.
The Venezuelan foreign minister has
made a reply to Lord Salisbury on the
boundary question.
A young Chinaman from Chicago is
doing missionary work among his
countrymen in st. Louis.
Col. John Jumper, ex-chief and In
dian representative of the Seminoles
at Washington, died Sunday.
Arch bishop Ireland says that the
fight of democracy in the presidential
contest is the fight of the rabble
against property
Jacob Raible, of the cooperage firm
of Raible Bros, Cincinnati, was fatally
shot by Thomas Balloy, because the
latter had been discharged.
A Paris dispatch says that M. Dar-
Ian. minister of justice, has decided to
refuse to extradite p. J. P. lyman on
the ground of proscriptive immunity.
Someone poisoned and killed 40 jack
rabbits at the state fair grounds at
Dallas, Tex. They were located there
to run rabbit races as a fair attrac-
| ton.
Caldwell & Dulaney, brokers, have
just closed deal for the establish
ment of Swedish colony of 1900 in
habitants in the suburbs of Bristol,
Tenn.
Charles E. Leonard, of Chicago, the
father of Lillian Russell, died at the
residence of his brother, TO. Leonard,
in Detroit, Mich, from a stroke of
paralysis.
Senator Blackburn is quite i'll at his
home in Versailles, KY. He is threat
ened with bronchitis. He took severe
cold in New York when speaking at
Tammany hall
Harry st. John, son of ex-Gov. John
p. St. John, of Kansas, died at Okla
homa City, Okla, of la grippe. Young
st. John was under indictment fer the
murder of his wife.
The national convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be in session in st. Louis from
November 13 to 1s inclusive in the
EXpOSl Clon music nail.
VIM. Barden, a switchman working
In the Louisville 6 Nashville yards,
at East St Louis. ILL.,, was caught be-
tween two cars and so badly crushed
that lie died an hour later.
Ex-Gov Levi Fuller, of Vermont,
died at Brattleboro, aged So years. In
1883 Mr.. Fuller was elected to the state
senate, in 1886 lieutenant-governOr and
in 1892 governor of Vermont.
The magnificent silver service to be
placed on the battleship Texas by the
citizens of the Lone Star state is on
exhibition at New York-it is mas
terpiece of the silversmith's art.
Thomas Robinson, a well-known citi-
zen, hanged himself to an apple tree
in his yard at Rockford, Ill. Despon-
dency over the death of his wife and
loss of his home under mortgage was
the cause.
James R. Wyatt, an inmate of the
county jail at Lewlstown, ILL.,, com
mittei suicide by hanging in the jail
corridor He had just been tried in
the circuit court for larceny and sem
fenced to the penitentiary.
The archbishop of Canterbury, pri-
mate of England, was seized with apo
plexy after the service commenced at
Hawarden (Wales) church Sunday. He
was carried to the Hawarden rectory,
where he died soon afterward.
Mrs. Charles Gerhardt died at Lyons,
Ia, after brief illness, aged SO. At
an early age she was married to
Charles Gerhardt, and to them were
born 81 children, of whom 12, three
daughters and nine sons, are living.
Recent and prospective retirements
in the navy will result in a number of
promotions of younger officers in the
next few weeks. The president in
few days will announce several ad
vancements to the list of captains and
commanders.
Ex-Minister Scruggs, counsel for
Venezuela, in her dispute over the
Orinoco territory, has completed his
case and will soon present his briet to
the commission appointed by President
Cleveland. lie makes out a strong
case for his client.
The tug Dauntless, which got away
with a cargo of munitions for the Gu
bans, carried 1000, 600 cartridges, 1000
shells for artillery, 1,5OO Tnachetes,
5000 rifles, 1900 revolvers, four Hotch-
kiss and five melenlte guns and great
quantity of gunpowder and dynamite,
and landed them.