The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-23
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

French royalists are plotting in En-
gland. Many prominent Orleanists
are at Woodnerton.
East ST. Louis Qll.) youths are hold
ing meeting TO oppose the passage OF
curfew ordinances.
Former Senator Blackburn, of Ken
lucky, is candidate for another term
in the United States senate.
The dead bodies of William Lowen-
stein and wife were found on their
farms, near Jasper City, Mo.
Trustee Jones of the Chicago canal
drainage board expects that the canal
will be completed early in 1900.
In contested election case at
Louisville, ILL.,, it developed that the
returns had been tempered with.
In a wreck on the Indianapolis, De-
catur & Western railroad near Guion.
Ind, one man was killed and several
were injured.
1t is probable that both houses of
congress will adjourn for the holidays
Wednesday instead of Thursday, as
was contemplated.
George and Elmer Butler were con-
victed of murder at Chillicothe. O.
They are boys and were convicted of
shooting Daisy Browser from ambush
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin is showing the
effects of the strain under which she
has been laboring at the celebrated
poisoning case trial at San Francisco
The house will have passed four
routine appropriation bills before the
Christmas holidays. Such expedition
is unparalleled in the annals of that
body.
In speech, at London, the new
French ambassador said that with
reciprocal good will the difficulties be-
tween France and England would dis
appear.
A cable from Zanzibar says that
Capt. McDonald's expedition from the
south is starting down the River So
bat, thus completing Britain's Cape
to-Cairo' route.
Capt. r. Fl. Fitzhugh, the confeder-
ate veteran, has issued an address to
the negroes of Kentucky, advising
that it is useless for them to try to
rule the whites.
John q. Fowler, aged rs, one of the
pioneers of central Missouri, died at
his home, four miles east of Sedalia.
Mo-, from injuries sustained by fall
several months ago.
Queen Victoria has sent an auto
graph letter to Prince George of
Greece congratulating him on his APP
pOintment as high commissioner by
the powers in Crete.
The steamer PawCee, from Mediter-
ranean ports, arrived at New York
with ten survivors of the schooner
Deer Hill, which was abandoned al
sea in sinking condition.
While hunting near Keyesport. ILL.,,
Jacob Knott, prominent young farm
er, was fatally injured by the prema-
ture discharge of his gun. One side
of his face was torn away.
Four persons were killed and others
seriously injured in Paris by the col
lapse of a house in course of construc-
ton. 1t is feared that five bodies still
remain buried in the debris.
Don Carlos has arrived in Ner;ce,
and is about to visit the pope to secure
his holiness support or at least gain
a promise of neutrality in case he
should order an uprising in Spain.
The pope's allocution to the audience
of cardinals, which is being prepared
is expected to be of unusual impor-
lance, owing to the recent changes in
the sovereignty of Spain's colonies.
Kenneth Butcher, late of Co. L, One
Hundred an Fifty-eighth Indiana, shot
John Pyle, a plate-glass worker, four
times. in saloon at Kokomo, Ind.
Pyle may recover. Butcher is in Jail
Rebellious cadets at he state college
in Lexington, Ky, attempted to as
sassinate their commander, Mai. NJ B.
Jones, by means of a musket placed
so that it would go off when the major
entered the room.
Tom O'Brien, the once noted liking
of bunco men," is dying of Bright's
disease in New Caledonia, the French
penal colony to which he was trans
ported for life for the murder of
Kidd Waddell, in Paris, in 1895.