The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-11-12
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Consul-General Lee will sail Wednes-
| day on his return to his post in Ha-
vana.
Peter Dump, Pettis county (Mo.)
farmer, fell off a windmill, aud prob
ably will die.
A Spanish newspaper says that Amer
lean interference in the Cuban war will
not be tolerated.
Henry George memorial services were
held Sunday at the Fourteenth Street
theater st. Louis.
Lieut. O'Brien, of Fort Mcpherson
notoriety, is under arrest, charged with
unbecoming conduct.
During the war with Turkey, accord
ing to official reports, tha Greek loss
was sos killed and 1904 wounded.
The Mexican government viii send a
note to Washington favoring immedi-
ate intervention in the affairs of Cuba.
The Southern Surgical and IGyneco-
logical association will hold three
days session in st. Louis this week,
beginning Tuesday.
Edmund S. Holbrook, for many years.
leading attorney of the west, died in
Chicago, Sunday. He was born in
Grafton, Miss. in 1916.
Steve EIkins and Congressman Dorr
are continuing their efforts to oust SEN
ator Kenna's widow from the Charles
ton (W. Va.) post Office.
The Green mountains in Vermont are
snow-capped for the first time this sea-
son. The first fall of snow last season
was three weeks earlier.
Texas railway switchman, was killed
at Ray, Tex, Sunday. The deceased's
home was in Pueblo. Col.
The news is current in Havana
that Gen. Calixto Garcia has captured
the important town of Holguin, in
Santiago de Cuba province.
The steamship City of Columbia, will
leave New York for the Klondike gold
region via Cape Horn December /.
Among her passengers will be so wom-
en-.
James Cunningham, aged rs years,
and Lizzie Bell, aged !2O, were married
in Johnson county. Mo-, despite the in
reference of the aged groom's daugh-
ter.
The floating dry ,docl1, built in En-
gland and spacious enough to accom-
modate large ironclads, has arrived at
Havana. 1t crossed the Atlantic with
out damage.
Replies to inquiries concerning the
ravages of anthrax in the counties of
Harris, Galveston and Brazoria, Tex,
show that more than 500 horses have
died within a month.
At Norman, Okla, the nine-year-oId
son of Thomas e. Berry, while leading
a cow to water, tied the rope around
his waist. The COW ran away and
dragged him to death.
R. R. Wilson, a poor man who resided
in a tent with his family and earned q
living at cotton picking, was assas-
sinated as he walked through a corn
field near Waco, Tex, Sunday.
A duel was fought in Paris, Sunday,
between Albert Carre, manager of the
Theater du Vaudeville, and NJ. Ser
vanines, editor of the Paris The for
mer received a scratch on the arm.
According to a report from Fergus
county, Mont, a great gold strike has
been made on Upper Sage creek. A
ledge extending for many miles, and
the quartz running 500 to the ton has
been discovered.
The Hotel San Marco, one of the
finest and most commodious hotel
properties in ST. Augustine. Fla, was
burned to the ground, Sunday, entail
ing loss of about $3.50, 900, with less
than $50, 900 insurance.
In a saloon quarrel at Quincy, Ill,
Ill, Sunday, George w. Williams. an
inmate of the soldiers home, slashed
Joseph Besling, a teamster, in the neck
and breast with a knife, infiicting
wounds that may prove fatal.