The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-17
NEWS INF BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERses& AGbho1rrroAb.


Emperor William, CFowp BriPsel Frederick
William and Bismarck proceeded from
Dantzic in the morning. Upon their ARR =
val at Neufahwayser the Emperor, boarded
the Imperial yacht, HohenzoIletn,. which
steamed out OF Che harbor, and Yves met by
the Russian yacht with the Car on board.
The iropaslpt spIisl rnn fired sshte' to The
two yachts and ,lay. . To, alongside each other.
In the afternoon the Car went on board
the HohenzoIRfh, ana was wArin1y wei-
coined. The qzar'a yacht was accompanied
by two small men -ofwar. At q later hour,
the EmperSfs 'dtove INTO Dantzig, amid the,
pealing of bells, salutes of artillery and
great cheers, -, sy -,
THE 'tria, of REV. Dr.. Thtoamnas, at at
Chicago, before theRoek River Conference
of the ME, Church, upon charges of "dis-'
seminating doctrines contrary TO the articles
of religion and established standards of doc
trines OF the church, resulted in a verdict
Of guilty upon all the charges aud specifca-
tions. The resltIt'o this decision Is simply
to forwardtbe case to the General Confer
ence, whinh, NEE tain! October Or. Thomas,
by adviceof his cpuiisel, 9ias ahnounEed his
intentiontp obey the,olaleli of the EGclesias.I
tical Court sHspending him from the mip-
+stry, and Win take q VACATION until after his
case is disposed tfS of BY The General. Confer
HoN.tGRxNknfNi REED, the Demo-
cratic CONGRESSIONAL eandidate IN the Lewis
ton Dispibt, ,DIaiue has withdrawn from
the cangass. Jndge GflberbJ will now REL
ceiye theupHed sniitRebtbicanYo and
the the, e'nySs6 promises to BE close and eSdit-
SIDNEY LANtERa, the, poet, died on
the Sth az Lynn. Polk County, n. c., where
he had gone to recruit Ms health.
THE Pennsylvania Republican State
Convention nominated GEM S. NJ. Bailey, of
Fayette County, sf1fe Treasurer, the only
State ofiiceGto be iAed at the coming elec-
ton. Thepeminee is knamn asalCameronl
man. - y1iag1h G4S.G ~
The San francisco, Republicans, at
the recent eIdption, elected their candidate
for Sheriff ny q majority Of about 1900. The
larger portion-of the Republican candidate
were chosen by much smaller maiotitles,
and the Democratic candidate for Tax Col
lector got inby a few bundled votes. 90
THE MASSACHUSETTS Supreme Judicial
Court dismissed the petition of Celia j.
Robinson to,be admitted to practice as an
Z, - l..
attorney in the courts, on the grounds that
under the laws of the Commonwealth WON.
en- are not entitled to be admitted as attor-
neys. ADO o H'tm| "'e''t
AT meeting held by the Virginia
Republican, State Executive Committee,
chosen at. Lynchburg by the Coalition Cons
Vention, resolutions We're passed calling up
on Government officials in Virginia for,two
percent. OF their salary for campaign fund.
The assessment, it is explained, is not OBJ
ligatory upon those called on. Several most
prominent representatives of the Govern
ment in the State have been named to col
1ect the fund, gIg ....y tu r. mun
The Presidents physicians apparent
ly disagree as to the cause and extent of the
difficulty with his right lung. DR.. Boynton
is quoted as saying ION the 12th): "There is
no doubt butithat an abseess has formed on
the Presidents right lung, but if no further
trouble of n similar nature occurs think
the patient has sufficient vitality to over
come it. . The trouble is not materially
worse now than before we left Washington.
attribute the complication to chronic
blood poisoning .''1 DIR. Bliss holds that the
difficulty with the lung is merely R'slimlted
tubular inflammation, caused blythe wound
or track Of the bullet; that there are no in
dications of an abscess, and that the patients
vitality will overcome the complication. The
glandular swelling has entirely subsidized
and the wound is apparently in healthy
condition and healing splepdidy,p All ae-
counts agree that this was one Of the, Presi-
DENTS best days since he was shot He was
feeling so well, in fact, that Postmaster
General James had quite long interview
with him and was very favorably impressed
with the Improvement that had taken place.
BENJAMIN II. BREWSTER, of Philadel-
phia, and George Bliss, of New York, have
been retained by the Government as counsel
in the Star-route cases. 10
In the special election held at Lewis
ton, Me-, on the 18th, for Representatives to
Congress, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Senator Frye, eXiGoYerpQr
Dingley, Republican, was elected. "'o
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
THE Memphis Cotton Exchanges
bulletin for August reports genetaily IN!
favorable weather, on account Of excessive
drouth plant fruiting badly, with serious.
shedding of forms and bolls. Worms have
appeared in some localities, but no serious
damage from this cause Is apparent, ID
ONE of the indications of the prosper
fly of the country is the extraordinary sales
of public lands in the last year and a half
Officials of the General Land office Say that
the returns for the fiscal 1881, when com
pleted and tabulated,will show that the sales
OF land during the year will exceed the sales
OF any other year in the annals Of the Govern
ment. 1t is thought probable that the trans