The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-02
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Mr.. Bryan speHt Sunday with Mr..
Sewall at Bath, Me.
E. w. Warren, a stranger arrested at
Fulton, Mo-. died in Jail.
The birth place of James G. Blaine,
at West Brownsville, Pa, has been torn
down.
The second brigade :of the Anglo
Egyptian expedition is advancing up
the Nile.
Ii Hung Chang arrived safely at Yo-
kohama and departed Immediately for
Tien-Tsin.
Col. Joseph Hill, the well-known rail-
way official and bank director, died at
St Louis.
Pearl Eytinge, the actress, will lee
ture the coming winter against the use
of morphine.
Capt. Kolb. the Alabama populist
leader, will take the stump for Bryan
and Sewall.
The French ambassador is believed
to have given to the Turkish sultan
final warning.
The khedivc is said to be in Europe,
ineognito, trying to secure Egyptian
independence.
Ex-Congressman Ezra Clark died at
Hartford, Conn, aged Sc years, after
long illness
Near Charleston, w. Va, an iron
company's paymaster was held up and
mortally wounded.
Postmaster John p Buckmaster fell
dead at his home in Alton, III. Death
was due to stroke of paralysis.
j.. c. Kassa baum, of Meridian, Miss,
who killed his employer, committed
suicide when about to be captured.
1t is denied by Toxic newspapers
that Russia and Japan have estab-
lished joint protectorate over Corea.
Fire destroyed the storehouse of the
T. X. Hastings wool securing mill at
Aurora, Ill. Loss, IS, ZOO; insurance,
$40, 900.
As result of the gales on the French
coast the steamer Magdalen foundered
near Bayonne and the crew were
drowned.
Tommy Kidd, aged IA, was shot to
death by Carl McElhinney, aged Z,
near Dalton, o. The boys were play
ing hunter.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that
everywhere throughout Thibet the re-
volt against the Chinese government
is spreading.
Capt. Peter A. Drawer, one of the
Oldest north Mississippi steamboat
men, died at his home in Pekin, Ill,
aged IS years.
A flat-house in the course OF erection
in New York city, and which had al
ready gone up two stories, fell, killing
three men outright.
Miss Rosa Price committed suicide at
her home near Mount Vernon, III.
Grief over the death of her lover is said
to have induced the act
Five hundred mounted marauders
demolished, the tollgates Saturday
night in the Kentucky counties that
had not got id of them.
The big wooden elephant which was
built some years ago for use as hotel
at Conev Island, n. Y, was burned to
the ground Sunday night.
The two-year-old boy babe of Isaac
Asher was so terribly gnawed by ra It's
in it's cradle at Baltimore, Md, while
the mother was at market, that it died
in short time.
The Buffalo Center (Winnebago coun-
ty, Ia.) school board has passed reso-
luton to use corn for fuel this winter
Ten-cents- -per-bushel corn they consid
er cheaper than coal.
Kearney and Haines, the two alleged
dynamiters arrested at Rotterdam, will
be prosecuted by the Belgian govern
ment on the charge of having manu-
factured explosives at Antwerp.
Since reaching his home in Georgia,
Thomas III. Watson has issued a state
ment reiterating his desire to get on
the democratic ticket in Sewall's place.
His sta atement also contains some COW
ert threats.
Mrs. g. L. Foulds, one of the best
known ladies at Alton, Ill was killed
at the family home by coming in con-
tact with the wire of an incandescent
light while on visit to the base ment
for some purpose.
Mount Holyoke college at South
Hadley, Mass, the pioneer institution
for the higher education of women,
received a severe blow in the burning
loss of over $15O,O00.
James w. Henderson, prominent
attorney and public official of Rich
mond, Ind, has been arrested on a
charge of embezzlfng about 81, 500 from
Woodward lodge of odd fellows, of
which he was the secretary.
Capt. Perry of the Efingham (Ga.)
bussars, one of the most prominent
citizens of that county, was murdered
and robbed eight miles from Savan-
nah. He was shot from ambush. Half
of his head was blown of. The mur-
derer used a -barreled shotgun