The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-06
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The battle of the badges is over and
low comes the battle of the ballot.
The Australian ballot system will
be given its first trial in Louisiana.
William Brannon drove his horse off
trestle near Chillicothe, Mo. Both
are dead.
A man named Leymaire, who says
that he is an anarchist, wounded two
Paris policemen.
Capt S. NJ. Hickey, a well-known
Mississippi river steamboat man, died
at Malvern, Ark.
AT Wilkesbarre, Pa, one Pole and
two Slavs will die as the result of a
fight over politics.
The Gregory memorial window was
blessed at the Christ Church cathedral,
ST. Louis, Sunday.
A letter from Maceo's army says
that the general viii remain in Pinar
del Rio until the rains are over.
The Seine and Rhine rivers in Eu-
rope are at food stage. A number of
lives were lost in the floods in Sicily.
A new cotton gin on the farm of N.
| A. Sturgis, southeast of Guthrie, Okla,
was totally destroyed by fire. Loss,
s., 900.
A credit of 81, 900, 600 pesetas (about
$40, coo, OOO) will shortly be sanctioned
by the Spanish government for naval
works.
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt is to be
crowned queen of the French drama
at solemn dramatic festital to be held
in Paris.
The hoodlums OF st. Louis made
themselves very offensive Saturday by
their efforts to break up the sound
money parade.
The Chicago Trades and Labor as
sembly has disbanded. A meeting will
be held Wednesday for the purpose of
reorganization.
Charles Richardson, aged SO years,
well-known farmer in Beverly, H.,
committed suicide by sending bullet
/ through his head.
Rt Rev. Mendel Creighton has tbeen
appointed bishop of London, in place of
Rt. Rev. Fred K Temple, appointed
archbishop of Canterbury.
A 15-year-old boy named Harris, fell
beneath the wheels while trying to
steal a ride on a Santa Fe train at
Mulhall, Okla, and both arms and
legs were cut off.
A fire at Farmingdale, ILL.,, destroyed
a number of corn-cribs belonging to
Charles E. Hopper, lumber-yard be-
longing to David Trip, and grocery
store to w. II. Good.
Z. III. Sothern announces that he is
engaged in marriage to Miss Virginia
Harmed, and that the wedding will
take place next summer at the close of
the theatrical season.
Three retirements from the army are
certain for November. They are those
of Col Thomas NJ. Vincent, Assistant
Surgeon Lauderdale and Capt. J. f.
Munson, Sixth infantry.
Edward ]. Ivory, alias Bell, whose
case is pending in the Bow Street po-
lice court, London, has requested
Secretary Bayard to take cognizance
of his American citizenship.
G. G. Heller, a Chicago travelling
man, aged so years, was found dead in
his room in hotel in Galesburg, III.
He had been taking bath and evil
IDENTIFY had been stricken by heart dis
ease.
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was found in cornfeld half mile
from Indianola. Miss, with knife
wounds in his body and large gashes
on his head, showing that he had been
murdered.
President Cleveland has left Wash
ington on one of his cunning expedi-
tions in the lower Potomac and the
Chesapeake bay, intending, It'll said at
the White House, not to return until
after the election.
The second annual convention of the
Luther League of America will be held
in Chicago November II to 20. 1t was
organized a year ago at Pittsburgh,
and claims a membership already of
$1,000. There are leagues in eight
states.
Death came suddenly to ex-County
Treasurer J. A. McClelland, at Great
Falls, Mont, who had been suffering
some months from Bright's disease
He was one of the first settlers of Great
Falls, and a leading republican in
north Montana politics.
The Old Soldiers Mckinley leage of St.
Louis, composed of union and confed-
crate veterans, were compelled to listen
to the most offensive epithets hurled
at them by the st. Louis thugs and
toughs as they marched in Saturdays
parade; but they went through the
mobs in solid phalanx with honor and
dignity.