The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-10
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

Admiral Dewey arrived in New York
Sunday, and called on his flancee, Mrs
Hazen.
Gen. Durand, the Peruvian insurgent
leader, sustained a crushing defeat al
Huanaco.
Porto Cabello, Venezuela, has sur.
rendered to Gen. Castro after a block.
ade of two days.
Four men were killed and two Sc
rioIsly injured in mine accident al
Mahoney Plane, Pa.
Francis P. Dewesse, assistant attor-
ney general from 1885 to 1898, died in
Washington Sunday.
Nick Hewitt was shot and killed by
John Carr at a church festival at
Pleasant Grove, Mo.
Charlotte Thompson has been arrest
ed at Birdville, Tex, on the charge of
! poisoning her husband.
Att'y.-Gen. Davies of New York de-
clares that his Office will proceed
against the Spool Cotton trust.
The Berlin correspondent of a Lon
don paper says that the Samoan nego-
tiatiOns have reached a deadlock.
A state senator and deputy sheriff
are under arrest in Choteau county,
Mont, charged with sheep stealing.
Cardinal Gibbons has gone to New
Orleans, to perform the wedding cere-
mony of his niece, Miss Kate Gibbons.
Rev. R. NJ. Lowery, negro preacher
of Birmingham, Ala, is enthusiastic
over the prospects for silk culture in
the south.
Miss Helen Gould has asked the
Spanish war veterans to join her in the
fight to unseat Congressman-elect
Roberts of Utah.
The ship Charles E. Moody, with q
cargo of coal, arrived at Honolulu in
good condition. She was long overdue
from Norfolk, Va.
The steamer Tallahassee collided
with the schooner Senator Sullivan,
off Long Branch, n. j., Sunday. The
passengers escaped.
Generals Wheaton, Lawton and Mac
Arthur are moving on Tarlac from
three directions, intending to hem in
the Filipino insurgents.
The Missouri Fire Brick Co.'S plant,
at st. Louis, was completely destroyed
by fire early Sunday morning, and the
loss will exceed $4,000.
Prisoners in the Santiago (Cuba)
Jail created riot because of the rule
requiring hair-clips and clean-shaven
faces. They had to submit, however.
The party of distinguished Mexi-
cans, headed by Vice-President Maris-
cal, arrived in st. Louis Sunday night
and were entertained, Monday, in vari-
ious ways.
Nicaragua now claims that Presi.
dent Cleveland's decision on the
boundary dispute with Costa Rica was
made on untruthful statements, and
wants it remodeled.
George Barthel, of st. Louis, shot
end probably fatally wounded his wife
from whom he had lived apart four
years, beat her parents into insensi-
bility and killed himself.
Adjt.-Gen. Corbin says he fully ex-
poets to see the end of the insurrec-
ton in the Philippines by February.
The leaders there have orders to end
the uprising without further parley-
ing.
John Hays. a veteran of the One
Hundred and Eighth regiment, ILL
nois volunteers, died Sunday, at his
farm residence, near Pekin, ILL.,, aged
73 years. He had resided in Tazewell
county 60 years.
FIR. Frederick Hopkins, S. j., was
consecrated bishop of British Hon.
1uras ut st. Francis Xavier's Catholic
church, st. Louis, Sunday, with i'm
posing ceremonial. Archbishop Kahn |
%as the consecrator.
The Forty-ninth volunteers (coI- |
ored) have just had their final inspec- |
ton and parade at Jefferson barracks, |
St. Louis. The ranks are full to over
flowing, and the regiment makes a |
showing.