The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-21

sErrR sAIfp, now opnsaIatf uncha
at,,fformerly@hif of It'd eons.sla ar Bureau
81 the State D apartment, has b "a promoted
TO talsS.chaEee OF tIle. commercial ageacy4M
Nottingham, England.
JAMES LEWIS, colored, has been COM
missioned naval officer at New Orleans
Mr.. A. II. BLOOD, prominent Mas
sachusetts railroad man, and Mr.. Solomon
II. Howe, both of Boston, have gone into
hapllrllpicI On ACCOUNT. u unfortnpate rail.
road specalaf sens.-------
Ex-Gov. HENpKcKs,zafE sInthna,
sailed for Europe on the lSth-in the steamer
scythia. On the salzezyessels werd ex-Gov.
Warmoth, Of Louisiana, and his bride,
hound on their bridal tom. - asa 80
= -SBCRETARY SEIZURES family are Co
spend tbe slpnper al summit \. rJ,s s;asa
Mr.; WV, CoRcoRAN, the well
Known Washington millionaire, has ordered
his AGENTS to distribute poo geo among tile
poor women and men who have been rocent-
I " tlroYp eptof employment bytreason of
the reduction in the various Government de-
partIneiiis. ~ failusVsI4 cJ'dE
p ROBERT 7. CLAYTON, of Georgia, has
ibeen appointed, Consul at Csllao., .;s,, ,;r;,
JOHN F. QUARLEs, of Georgia, former
lly Consul at Portsfahon, has been appointed
B Consul at Malaga. -diiEsE x
rs MIR. LINDENHEIM, a cotton specula-
tor, formerly of Denison, Texas, committed
suicide iniNew York City, ON the 18th, sby
shooting. Unsuccessful speculations were
| at the bottom OF his troubles. His family
are residing In Parissf1 1aC sioaP7ssF J
| DIR. ROBERT p. BATEMAN, a well
known physician. of Memphis, Tenn, shot
,and killed himself at Hot Springs. Ark, on
\ the I3th.i l9i INV SexG6A9A4 bna Won
tREv.3 SsaHoMcGHEE, pastor ofsthe
7 Christian Church at Ashton, Lee, County,
Ill, LATTER 10 days' trial for tire poisoning Of
\ his wife has been found guilty. ce The jury
fxed, the penalty the owest perio tfof inn
! prisonment allowed rby law, which is,14
years. HIS motive FOR the crime was sup
posed 30 be desire3to marryavoungalady
aplFishioIFr-iS No .szasS 81 .ysa v& sissg
\ s1THE. Kansas Press Association held
its annual meeting at 'Eeayenworth on the
f13th, and on thesfolIewi1g morning started
/ on an excursion to the Rocky Mountains,
THE Indiana EDITORIAL Association
met stIhdisnapoHs on the 1lth and held a
business meetingsA GsliM slS Al ssszsal
aGEN, Cs.S. HENNTTNSSEN, well known
/ IN years past in connection with the Walker
expedition 70 Nicaragua, died at Washing
ton on the 14th, aged 50. .
4 Count GALL, Italian Consul, at 4 Phil
1 Adelphia, has married, Miss Clara Roberts Of
that city, sister Of Mr. Howard Roberts, the
sculpt0rI3 E5Of1 Esstu sYa ,GolS 81
SgITiwassS commenced on the 14th
! against Samuel j. Tilden,- by, United, States
I District Attorney W6odford, of New York,
\ to recover $50 zoo alleged due as hinpaid IN
come taxes from 1861; to ISL .ssliYE = e.
~ The Newly ork Union League Club
4 have adopted resolutions giving a hearty
ibsuppoft to the ADMINISTRATION of President
! Hayesai2agd gsEO TssUa Gez1s sis IS.
LADY STERLING MAXWELL, better
lknowp as the Hon. Mrs. Norton, is dead. This
A lady swas well Known poet ana novelist, and
! was married entbe 1stef March last to Sil
VIM, Sterling Maxwell, bart, member of Par
'liament for Perthshire. The bride at The
time was 70 years Of age, and confined TO hel
chair with rheumatism Sir William was IS
4 The Maine Greenback, Convention
was held on the 18th. Rev. H. E. Mtnson
4 of Skowhegan, was nominated for Governor