The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-01-24

come military student at Woolwich. /
He is clever, intelligent young fellow
of fifteen.
-Rbe Qqssn of Spain obtained only.
100000 fer her necklace, which was
composed of 100 pearls and a dia-
monds with sapphire clasp. Cir
cumstahces beyond her captrol eom-
PEELED the Queen to part win her ttfAe;rs-
ure.
-" call you darling," she said, as
she leaned her head on his coat-collar.
;.sShow your hand,n he returned, me-
ehanicaay Fhe Young miss not qn-
derstanding his answer, continued to
pskaR. head againstAis,e aud he hoXe.,
ace high of relief at her unconscious
ness ofilis mistake. R0cLiGRd rCoHrier.
Ills announced that her, Majesty
Queen Victoria will spendagreater part
of the London season in Buckingham
Palace, and attend to her social duties,
of which, as the world knows, her
Imperial HighnesS is notvery This
lis Observation-Disclosures to shopkeepers,
and they bape great dead from it, lad
Young King Alfonso has given
great offerseItoIhis Spanish subjects by
ordering the articles to, be used inIcen-
neetion with his approaching marriage
I.fromParis, instead. of at home, Linens,
silks, velvets, danasks, jewelry, per-
s1mery, Ssines,H and furniture were all
ordered in France, and it was found
necessary to make heavy purchases in
various cities, of Spain. These were
l.ehrenicled With great parade in the
peYspagegrY' and public feeling became pee
l. III " lisdi i.asl sH sbisa1
Issa esd iiHaps and srishaps. I'd Lila .
I,4e--Mrs. Mary f. Crane, aged %, of
Elizabeth, n. j., fell out of bed and
! broke her neck i''# 9sitn q 100 o.
,sl--A 2-yearlold child of Charles Kline,
of North Wheeling, Va, fellintoa tub
of boiling water and was fatally soalded.
~ Mrs. Mitchell,of Thomaston, Conn,
was accidentally SHOT in the back by her
| brother law, Joseph Howard, with a
revolver. He did net know it was
! Iosdedn99 sFi2 h4R sIolS51lH l So IS.
7
II Mrs. Mary May, aged 60, of Phila-
delphia, was choked to death by piece
tof meat lodging in her throatlwhile eat
ing her supper. 5rlg yga hs'z.tni Is
ID John GuilfOrd, while hauling aload
of wood to Logansport, Ind, fell off the
wagon and the wheels passed over his
head, killing him. 80. -r.I-. --..i
A 5A,,-oo.sT,.- lo,Id COZ, III David Van Fv-
cry, of AYR, Ont, while COMING. down
stairs with an open penknife inhis hand,
fell to the bottom, the knife entering his
heart, andlkilling him instantly. E4gls
Prank Dilbone, aged 16,iwho lived
! 10 miles from Sidney, o., was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge o., his
gun while hunting. ie,s..-...,.. o.. .,g
H3nl-7-Mrs, Ella Thompson, of Woodland,
Barry County, and Miss Nichols, of
Odessa, Mich, were drowned in Upper
Lake. They were fishing on the ice, and
broke through WITHDRAWING to shore.
"A child of Edward Clark, of Wash
ingtonlT Noble County, Ind.
was fatally scalded BY pulling a kettle
I of scalding water off the stove upon him
self, while alone.ai gsa emos 1a9d 90
[ 5-LeyiyDavis, son of Commissioner
Davis. of Delaware County, Ind, had
been attending a Methodist revival
meeting, and WITHDRAWING home on
horseback the animal SHE'D and threw
him, his head striking the ground and
! producing fatal injuries. '-
y Self murder;3 Mrs. Caroline Read,
"a widow, of Indianapolis, Ind, cut her
tthfOat with q razor. Dependency
'peaused by the death Of her husband is
supposed to- have been the cause, as she
was in comfortable circumstances. She
leayes two little girls parentless.-OthO
I TStealey, aged % years, from 9Hagers-
town, Ind, committed suicide by NOR
phine at indianapolis. Ill health was
the cause.-MIs. Fanny Dillingham;,
aged 80, living near BOonYille, Warrick
/ County, Ind, ended her life with NOR
phine. She had beensbut recently mar
ried, and lived very unpleasantly with
/ her mother-in-law.-Wm. Plank, aged
80, a farmer residing near THuntertown,
Ind, shot himself through the head.
! Temporary insanity, He leaves a large
Misunderstanding Dupp, aged so,
butcher Of Cincinnati, hanged him
self, as is supposed, on. ace0nns OF. the
recent death1of his wife sHF, b. James,
of Cincinnati, wellaknowh manufae-
turer of boilers, committed suicide on
account of finsneial embarrassment -
! Frank Weaver, aged %, of Marion, o.,
shot himself without. any known cause.
just before committing the act he wrote
a'1iote to 2 young lady, which said;
!" Come ard see me Immediately; tell
/. Kate to1eome1 tonmy funeral. NO Caro-
i1ine, wifejof lCharlesi Roberts, aged 80,
hanged herself at Dubuque, IoWasd She
was of incorporate ,h2bits.77y ames La
cey, of Augusta, Lee County, Iowa,
lately married, committed suicide by
shooting himself. Trouble with his
wife is assigned as the cause. WIN.
Bird, Il aged a9A 19, jH15 a ~ son aii 'of.
FrancislBird, Off Hillsdale, Mich shot
himself in7thei head with a revolver dur
ing Sunday evening service, inthe Meth
1 odist Church, The wound was not IA
tai, He,gave as the reason for the at
tempt on his own life that he did not
want to go tossehool, and that his father
said henast EJohn Church, a bafkeep-
5er of Kalamazoo, Mich, took Ito grains
of morphine, which ituwas thought.
twould be, a. fatal doSe.-Airs. Frank
Otis, aged %, of Burlington, Vt,
who had been unhappily mar
ried and rettiTied to. her fatlAr's
home at Colchester, shot herself through
the heart-Miss Mary Jane lewis, aged
22, school-teacher at the village of
,Crediton, Ont, committed suicide BY I
cutting throati from ear to ear with.
IA razor. The cause of her self-destrue7
ton is buried ip,mystery, as she appear
ed in good health, and had no apparent \
troubleg slShe was, lhowefer,af)a quieta
and retiring, almost gloomy temPfrraaif
III siuso n4l-1o zRi q ygsI % d
VIA f5uoo Odds and Ends. .sssoq7uq III
THE hymn of the Crispins; "a rise.
mysole, rise. - Boston Globe.
a1vfhe pale air isEstseStedE~ith good
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