The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The registration of voters in Ohio
cities was completed Saturday.
Total registration of Toledo, o.,
is about $4,000 a gain of about 5000
over a year ago, and about 1000 over
that of four years ago.
Sixteen members of Isham's King
Erastus company, all negroes, were
injured at Appleton, Wis, Saturday
night, in railway collision.
The steamship Valencia, which ar
rived at Seattle, Wash, on Saturday,
from the north, has $150,OOO consigned
to the mint at San Francisco.
The British steamboat Persever-
ance, plying between Hong Kong and
Macao, has been boarded by pirates
aad robbed of $4,000 in specie.
Fifty modern guns, mostly
Krupps, several thousand small-cali-
Der rifles and 2O,OOO,00O cartridges
were found by the Russians in Muk-
den.
According to dispatch from Tien
Tsin Russo-German detachment is
preparing to attack 10000 Boxers and
disbanded regulars southeast of Tung
Cheou.
Only 1926 persons registered in
the Hawaiian group for the coming
election. This is 5000 less than the
registration during the last year un-
der the monarchy.
Three thousand Rand refugees,
their patience having become exhaust
ed, have determined to petition the
queen to permit their immediate re-
turn to their homes.
Almost complete returns show
that the total number of voters reg
istered in Columbus, O., is about thir-
ty-four thousand, a gain of 1000 over
1899, and 5000 over 1896.
The bill enabling New South
Wales to join with the other colonies
of Great Britain in the construction
of the Pacific cable has passed all
stages without opposition.
"A special dispatch from Shanghai
says battle was fought between I'm
perial troops and rebels, October %,
that the rebels were ultimately rout-
ed, 600 of them being slaughtered.
Dispatches from Mukden, re-
ceived at the Russian war office, say
that proof is at hand that 400 native
Christians were massacred at Muk-
den before the Russian occupation.
Geo. w. Blake, nominee for the
lower house of Representatives on the
democratic ticket in Lasalle county,
Illinois, dropped dead at Pana, while
closing a political speech Saturday
night.
The lumber yards of w. r. Rob
erts, at Chestnut Hill, near Philadel-
phia, together with two fine resi-
dences, two smaller dwellings, and a
stable, were destroyed by fire late
Saturday night.
The receipts at the Philippine
treasury for the month of August,
1900, were $934,56 The treasury re-
ceipts for the corresponding month of
1899, were $52@193, showing an in
crease of $4O9,36S.
The total number of voters reg
istered in Cincinnati, with one pre-
cinct missing, and estimated, is ST.
$50. The registration four years ago
was SO,SSS. This shows an increase of
992 registrations over 1896.
-Parades signallizing the miners
success were held in every town in the
anthracite region Saturday night.
Hundreds of breaker boys turned out,
all of them marching in their breaker
clothes and carrying lighted mine
lamps on their caps.
At an early hour yesterday I'M
known persons dynamited the saloon
of COmedery Hickman, at MaysviIIe,
Ind. The building was demolished
and its contents destroyed. The peo-
pie of Maysville had objected to the
esta blishment of the saloon.
AS a result of a series of robberies
and hOld-ups which have taken place
in Evanston, ILL.,, during the past week
Mayor Thomas Bate yesterday in
structed Chief-of-Police Bartram to
order the police to shoot anyone
caught perpetrating a robbery.