The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-06-24
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

Admiral Camara's squadron is re-
ported at Cartagena.
Five hundred Cubans hold Cuero, Ia
miles west of Santiago de Cuba.
The third expedition to Manila is ex-
pected to leave San Francisco, Satur-
day.
Missouri farmers in the valleys are
fearful of being inundated by the June
rise.
Missouri's regiment of immunes will
be recruited and mustered in the serv-
ice at jefferson barracks.
The Spanish torpedo boat destroyer
Terror is at San Juan, Porto Rico, in a
badly-crippled condition.
A Cuban pilot who recently entered
Santiago says that the town is gar
risoned by $1,000 soldiers.
Gov. Tanner of Illinois and staff
have gone to Omaha to be present at
the exposition Illinois day.
Missouri prohibitionists will nomi-
nate ticket for all state offices to be
voted for at the fall election.
The warships that acted as conveys
to the Shafter expedition will be re-
turned to blockade duty at once
Almost the entire business portion of
Park City, Utah, was burned Sunday.
Many families are left homeless.
The eighty-seventh anniversary of
the battle of Tippecanoe was cele-
brated at Battle Ground, Ind, Sun
day.
A steamer has gone to Guantanamo
to repair the French cable. 1t will be
used subject to United States super
vision.
Admiral Sampson is reported to have
learned, Saturday, that Hobson and
his men had been removed from Moro
castle.
Cubans in Santiago province are lay
ing for Gen. Pando, who is m lrching to
the relief of Admiral Cervera and Gen.
Linares.
The government is impressing Pacific
steamers. Several companies have
been crippled by loss of boats in this
manner.
Grants opera house and nfeld Bros.
big store, at Albuquerque, n. NJ, was
burned to the ground Sunday; loss,
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A passenger train on the Central road
was wrecked near Mauch Chunk, Pa.
killing two men and seriously injuring
two others.
The cruisers Yankee and Yosemite
are scouting for the Purissima Con-
cepcion, Spanish steaJner loaded with
supplies for Cuba.
Senator Morrill,, the senior repub-
lican senator from Vermont, will op-
pose the bill for the annexation of the
Hawaiian islands.
The new japanese cruiser Kasago
was taken from Cramps ship-yard,
Philadelphia, Saturday and given her
trial trip Sunday.
James T. Gatewood. stenographer
for Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, was killed by
lightning at Jacks lnville, Fla, when
about to go in bathing.
Three Englishmen residing at San
Juan, Porto Rico, have been arrested
as American spies. The British con-
suls protest was ignored.
An English syndicate has secured
9O-day option on all the coal mines in
Jellico district in Whitney county, Ky,
and Campbell county, Tenn.
c. G. Youngeren. a farmer near Gales
burg, Ill, committed suicide Sunday
by hanging. lie did his mornings
work as usual, and the suicide was a
great surprise.
The Spanish inhabitants of Caima-
nero, four miles up Guantanamo bay,
have strewn oil and straw throughout
the town and will apply the torch when
defeat becomes certain.
Gov. McLaurin of Mississippi has
committed to life imprisonment the
penalty of SilaS Davis, colored, under
sentence to be hanged Tuesday, for the
murder of Mack Alexander in 1896, to
life imprisonment.