The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-11-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Minnesota House of Represent
atives has adopted articles OF impeachment
against f. St. Julian Cox, Judge Of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit OF that State. The
charges against him alege habitual drunk
enness, lewd and disgraceful conduct, and
various other offenses unbecomng to
Judge and disgraceful to the commonwealth.
THE Kansas State Greenback Central
Committee, at its recent session at Topeka,
recommended thorough county, township
and district organization. A resolution was
adopted declaring that inasmuch as in those
counties where the Greenbackers have acted
independently they have shown the greatest
proportionate increase OF strength, any
fusion with either of the old parties be here
after discouraged.
SAUL, contributor to the Frankfort
Zeitutg, has been condemned to one months
Imprisonment for libelng Bismarck.
IT is announced that Princess Louise
will next month return to Ottawa with her
husband, who will resign the Governor
Generalship OF Canada early in the spring.
DOCUMENTS found in the house of
TObin, a Fenian, at Manningham, England,
are said to reveal the existence OF a society
known as the "Royal Irish Republican Soci-
ety. which is said to have numerous MEM
bers, and whose object is the establishment
of an Irish Republic by force Of arms. There
are number of additional reports of out
RACES in various parts OF ireland inflicted
upon tenants for paying rents.
Mr.. j. STANLEY Brown, President
Gartield's Private Secretary, and who has
4 a l. a..
tion with President Arthur, has resigned
his position in order to prepare and edit the
papers OF the late President, by request of
Mrs. Garfield.
The new census shows the popula-
ton of the States to be 40, 81 $40; Terri
tories, 7S4, 443; total population Of United
States, 10, l55, 1888. Should the number of
Representatives in Congress be retained at
the present figures, 293, there would be one
Representative to every 1863, $50 of popula-
iion. Upon this basis the following changes
in representation would ensue in the Forty
eighth Congress: Arkansas, California,
Michigan, Mississippi, South Carolina and
West Virginia gain one each Minnesota
and Nebraska gain two each; Alabama, Hi
nois, Maryland, New Hampshire, Ohio, Ten
hCSoCO anu lOot Ou6 tdCu, Itun-
sylvania two and New York three. Other
States show no change.
IT is rumored in London that the Mar
quis Of Lorne is to be appointed Lord Lieu
tenant Of Ireland.
FREDERICK P. LTLLEY, late Deputy
Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post office
Department, has been arrested on a war
rant charging that he received $4,000 as q
compensation for services to be rendered by
him in procuring for George f. Brott mai
contract for route 3O,0OS, from Donaldson
to Red River Landing, Louisiana. Brott
himself furnished the information upon
which Lilley was arrested.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG has
publicly announced her retirement from
the stage at the close Of her present engage
ment, when she is to be married to Mr.. 7.
B. Whitney, Philadelphia gentleman.
GEORGE LAW, the well-known New
York capitalist, is dead. He began life as
hod-carrier; his estate is worth several
millions.