The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-18
CrrErSALN NEVIS.

delaware DeglSlltuIt W ol4SeS iHc ci4cCI
of the civil rights bill iii that State.
1t is stated that all the roads from
New Ysrk to the west are nov cut
ting under each other To secure
freight.
The first American patent to
naturalized Chinam&n has just been
granted 1t wxs for an improvement
in overalls.
The following Is the vote in the
Parliamentary election in Tipperary
John Mitchell, 3114; Moore, conser-
va:ive, TAG.
Negro politicians being refused adj
mittance to the Montgomery theater
have had the minstrel troupe proprie-
tors arrested.
Funny names these Mr Nader
and Miss Backup married last week,
in Logansrort, Ind. 1t seems at the
wedding he got his Back up, but she
got Madder.
Ex-Viee President Colfax has con-
tributed one thousand dollars to the
grasshopper sufferers in the county in
Nebraska which bears his name.
What's in a name?
Hostilities between Rhode Island
and the United States are deprecated
by the New York Herald, on the
ground that the State is hardly large
enough for two armies to maneuvre.
Gen. Sherman's diary is to be pub
lished about May l. 1t dates back to
July /, 1910, his appointment as Sec
ond Lieutenant. Four-ffths Of the
book, which will be in two volumes Of
$40 pages each, will relate to the late
war.
The Santa Barbara Press reports
that barley in that part Of California
is now ready to harvest, and that one
of its neighbors will plant his land in
corn as soon as the barley is taken oil,
and thus gather two crops in one
season.
At the auction sale of mensgerie
in Lebanon, Ohio, three lions were
sold for $1,000, sixty monkeys for
S540, an elephant for $500, two
camels FIR $3.50. zebra for Sl0OO,
two kangaroos for $3.50, and grizzly
bear for $40.
In Cincinnati negroes were refused
accommodation ut the st. James
Hotel and were also refused admission
to the dress circles of the Grand Opera
House and Woods Theater. and in
consequence suits under the civil rights
bill have been commenced.
The total number of hogs packed
in the West this season, according 10
the Cincinnati Price Current, is about
FIVE million five hundred and fifty
thousand, against total last season
of five million four hundred and forty
six thousand two hundred.
About the last of this month a
party of Senators, including Messrs.
Cameron, Dennis, Gordon, Morton,
Ransom and others. eill make trip
bv way of New Orleans to the City
of Mexico, whore thew will he guests
of the Mexican government.
In Illinois the Civil Damage Inv
is constantly made the asis for suits
against saloon keepers, and in nearly
all cases with success. A liquor
seller in Amboy, in that State, has
Just been compelled to pay s2000 to
the widow of a drunkard who was
killed in his saloon.
Senator johnson has been appointed
] a member of the following standing
committees of the Senate: Foreign
; Relations and Postoiiices and Post
Roads. Senator Cooper has been
placed on the following committees :
( Public Buildings and Grounds, Terri.
tories, and LeyeeS Of The Mississippi
j River.
The Berlin CORRESPONDENT q the
Daily News reports that tie German
/ Government is irritatedat thecondUct
ofSpain in the Gustav affair, and Al
clerical leanings of King AlfOrso's
ministers. He adds this feeling will
find expression when the new Spanish
Ambassador presents his credentials tC
the Emperor.
A Minnesota judge, in pronouncine
the death sentence, tenderIy observed
"lf guilty, you richly deserve th'
fate that awaits you ; if innocent, il
will he a qualification for yol to fee
that you were hanged without such 3
crime on your conscience; in either
case you will be delivered from 6
world of care"
Nearly every newspaper in The
land has printed a paragraph TO III,
effect that General Lcngstreet hal
taken up his residence in Georgia
and is there engaged in sheep raising
This is true, with one exception
General Longstreet lives in New
Orleans, has no residence in Georgia
doesn't own a sheep, and has no ide;
of doing SO.
There has been good deal of Senate
rial talk and publication in referenc,
to Andrew johnson assuming a posi-
ton Of quasi opposition to the Demo
cracv. Senators who have converse,
with him do not so understand him
and there does rot seem to he an
ground for doubt that he will be il
regular opposition to the Radical par
. ty and the Administration.
A desperate named Hall took {
negro into a saloon at Waverly, Mo.
kept by one BoOl, and attempted t
place him on an equality with whit
men under the civil rights bill. Tn
barkeeper protested, but Hall insisted
and the barkeeper chased the negr
out of the saloon at the point of
pistol. Another negro named Bel
then interfered, and the barkeepe
shot him dead.
The views of Republican Senate
upon the political effect Of the Ciyi
lights ill are thus reported: 9Th
Radical party has got all the negr