The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-17

arms. to be distributed among the people In
that portion Of the Territory ehfeatened with
invasion. Governor Fremout left for Ari.
IONA to-ifKht.F
ThE poisoning of the O'Ieary family
in dlpcinusGis ascribed to IL Z hating of can.
nedhaclleFel. 1t issuppose a that acetate
offead ~ Some Other Salt Of lead had been
formed in consequence OF the mixture OF
lead with tin used in manufacturing the
sheet tin from which the can was made
A DISPATCH of the 18th in reference
ITO the hge AussoprJ ahrrobbery saSE The
FIismes' on the PARTIES 50 far ariestedN are:
Matt and Creed Chapman, John Burger,
tNt'liSin Murray INDY Ryan, John Land,
James Wikerson, Chas, Fisk and VIM, still
well. Posses are coming In and the general
belief iBthatthe search will be abandoned
for the present., The prisoners stoutlyhnain.
tain their Innocence, and previous reports Of
cbnfessfon are eontradicted. A later
Dispatch sasspEisS uhas proven an aiibi
and been released, and that sam IBannister,
Of Glendale, has Been taken into custody
Ainder suspicion Nof 1eihg implicated iii the
| robbery, .,, ~ ..,,.l. al s...f..gg
HE strike of the cotton-handleTs at
7 New Orleans eliminated In a serious riot on
| the doth. The Mayor - finding his police
[ force insufficient to quell the Disturbance
has called upon the Governor for. troops.
= lREPoRFs have been received OF the
hrOhbery of the village Of Bates CITY, seven
miles east Of Blue Cut, the scene of the re-
cent train robbery on the Chicago & Alton
Railroad. Two men, heavily armed and
wearing masks, rode into tho town, a VIII
lage OF about $50 inhabitants, and drawing
and firing their weapons began an indis-
crininate piltnge Of the plabelGyphe fnhab.
,ftants' it is said, offered Pc rssistsnes, and
the robbers after securing their booty re-
Tired .rR rirm9R III .t7ud-yg
IhnA HEAVY storm visited Danville, Van,
on the 18th. Trees and fences were blown
down, also the Confederate Military IIuspf-
tad, Touring several colored peopIe.i 20 .li-
II A DISPATCH, from W9shington saws:
Sergeant Mason, of Batterr b. 81 Artillery,
relieving the guard at the Jsil on the t1th,
shot at Gpteaq throughihef window of his
cell and came near killing him, The hall.
| gfazed his head and wasA imbedtted in the
cell WALTZ Mason VAS promptly arrested,
taken TO the Arsenal and incarcerated, = .l...
THE Eastern Line steamer Columbia.
Bound from Chicago to Coilfngwood, Cana
/ do foundered off Frankfort, Mich, on the
night of the 10th, and fifteen persons were
drowned.
+ SITTING BULL and hiS'band, number
ling 175 persons, have bean removed from
Standing Rock Agency,to Fort Randall, The
| old Sioux was 10th to go, and said he would
rather die than submit to the removal, but
! by the iudicious employment of the militia
ry at The post the entire band was got upon
the boat without any more serious result
than the blocking down of old BULBS
nephew with, the butt end of musket on
account OF his refusing to 80 on board. A
squsw ofithGbapl made desperate BY the
| removal, killed h& cAsd and tried to COM
nit suicide. ..
|, A IANb-sLlP IS reported near the vii :.
! lage of Elm, Switzerland. Two hundred
! persons were killed and thirty houses de-
strOyed.