The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-24
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Miss Frances E. willard sails fof
England Wednesday.
Joaeph Doasherty. Of warwick, Pa.
killed himself and his wife.
The Grant mausoleuhi at New Y orh
will not be opened until next fall
Mrs. Lucas, Postmlstress at Or ,gon,
Ark, has been estsht, it is alleged,
zfning the nails.
At Charleston, H., the new First
Christian Church was dedicated Sun
day; cost, $1,000.
Ex-Consul Waller is liable to lose his
eyesight as a result of his confinement
In French prison.
The greater part of the business por.
tion of the town OF Woodruff, S. C.,
was destroyed by fire.
The village OF SnTern, N. Y. is ago2
over an ankle show held 10 raise money
to pay pastors salary.
The fishing schooner J. w. Campbell
was lost i9 h storm off Long island.
and ming of her crew Rerished.
me zinc combine" in southwest
Missouri has closed down the spslte1
plants at Rich Hill, Mo-, and Pittsburg,
Kas.
Ex-Gov. Boreman. the flrst governor
Of West Virginia, died at his hom ia
Parkersburg. He was the last of the
war governors.
The Daughters of the Revolution ars
raising funds to erect a monument tc
the memory of Francis Key, author e5
THE Star SPangled BannenA
Walter Crane, while chopping wood
near Greensburg. Ind, struck himself
In the head with an ak, splitting the
skull and fatally injuring him.
Henry A. Anderson, an insane
Swede, who went to Washington from
Chicago to tell President Cleveland
how TO save the country, committed
suicide by strangulation in a police
cell.
The London Times publishes infor.
nation going to show that the arming
of the inhabitants of the Transvaal,
which is going forward with such
energy, is being assisted from German
sources.
Elder w. w. Blair, next to the high
est officer in the reorganized Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
the headquarters of which are at
Charlton, Ia, died from neuralgia of
the stomach.
Leo Bird, free-love preacher, who
spent the winter at Falm 1uth, KY,
preaching his new faith, was badly
beaten while returning from his church
TO his home and ordered to leave the
town. He left.
Criticisms of Thomas A. E1ison's
claim that the ''X" rays are form of
sound waves have led the inventor to
to make further experiments to prove
the theory. He has both seen and
heard the sound waves.
As a measure of defense against the
expected attack upon Buluwayo by
the rebels dynamite mines have been
laid in the outskirts of the town and
on ground over which an attacking
party would necessarily approach.
Ezekiel Smith, the wealthy Chicago
contractor who was recently sued by
Miss Ella Donaldson for $50, 900 for
breach of promise, has compromised
the suit by marrying the plaintiff, and
has started for California on a wedding
trip.
Prof. Lombroso, of London, an
nounces that further studies in the in
sanity of genius convince him that
Dlnte was as much of a madman as
the rest. This is not new to the med
ical world, but it is to the general pub
lio.
Dan Ross, aged 76, and Mary Cole,
aged 20, both colored, were married at
Lexington, Ky. The license under
which they were married was procured
by the groom June ?, 1871. The aged
couple would make no explanation for
the long-deferred union.
Gen. Levi Clark Bodies, of the regu-
lar army, retired, died at Wilmington,
Del, aged 81. He served under Gen.
erals Taylor and Scott in the Mexican
war, and also with distinction through
the civil war. He was wounded at
Antietam and Gettysburg.