The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS.


arrest OF members OF the James band.
The granite statue of " Education -
: has been placed upon the buttresses OF Fore
FATHERS Monument at Plymouth, Mass. y
rSW. K. SLATER and w. A. Ward have
been arrested In Washington for conspiring
TO obtain plates and nber paper from en-
ployees of the bureau Of printing and en-
CRAVING. i'ar f..l..,.tl. a,...,"
THE Treasury Department has de-
cided to act in accordance with the decision
OF the Circuit Court of San Francisco rela-
tive to the right Of Chinese subjects to visit
the United States under the recent act Of
Congress. This decision was substantially
that the statutes must be made to harmonic
with the Chinese treaty.
THE bondholders of the Denver &
Rio Grande road recently sent John Mean
drews, Jr., OF New York, to nuke a thor
ough inspection ana report on the prospects
of the enterprise; He has informedIhis prn-.
cipals that $4,000 per ihile Would repro
duce the linesfromeD Denver to Pueblo, while.
the contaetS as made ~ e9sf 500 300; that
the / 900 miles OF track should have been.
built for, $12, 075, 620, Instead OF Sl77,523,500,
as reported by the company I, MI, Mean
drews thinks the line can only pay running
expenses. and that the bondholders fur
nished twice the money required to build
the property. .. - . ~
,uJosEPH FRY, an aged miser of Vim
cennes, Ind, has just closed his career Of
money getting. Inside his shirt there was
found amass of greenbacks amounting to
$3.50. r. His chief avocation has heen the
collection OF cigar stumps, and he died from
attempting TO live on green apples His will
gives 1880 to the Catholic church, and the
remainder to a sister in Germany. -, Set...
GOLD diggings yielding $40 per day
have been discovered in the Cariboo dis
trict OF British Columbias and Indians have
brought. in "a 900 worth of dust from Bridge
River.
ANDREW EsENHAPDT, a merchant at
Iberyile, Quebec, has followed his fourth.
failure by Ascending to, the United States.
He was formerly member of Parliament,
and three times compromised at 20 per
cent. His present Liabilities are $50 900,
and he is thought TO have carried away a
! considerable amount. ia. % .s.f'r.Nh ~, p
GEORGE Downs, the only child of
widow, in Dover, N. H., died two months
"@o' a hO bi'N hhNll IcuutIeu tue mOlncf
Insane, and early the other morning she was
found digging up the casket in the ceme-
| terry, in the hope of restoring her boy to life.
A GRANITE monument, in three sec
tons, to be placed by the Government on
the field of Montana where General Gibbon
fought the Nez Perees in 1871, was shipped
from st. Paul, MIMI, the other day, ,
A BURGLAR who was surprised in the
residence of Mr.. Pierce, At Dallas, TEXAS,
threw lighted kerosenelam at thegehtle-
man, and the house was burned to the
\ ground. is'sa ga sii1aisats l'llsaiai.s
i No aess than S342,54S has been sent to
ETressuref Egan, at Paris, by.the{ lrtsA
~ Qcld, Of New York. -Ths editor has now
Closed the fund. declaring that the d,n,d
| League nolonger exists.
GOgERNoR CRIrTENDEN has statect
that 50 onghs a chargeagalnst Frank james
remains unanswered in Missouri hewitt. rot
grant n requisition for him TO be taken to
other States.
DISPATCHES from South America say
train conveying Gillian soldiers from Pis-
co to Inca was blown from the line by tor
pedoes laid by Monteneros and some seven
or eight soldiers were killed. The Italian
consul, Pioasco, who was on the train, was
captured by the Monteneros, who ask 800, =
900 for his release. An Italian man. Of war
has gone.to endeavor to have him liberated.
THE Chicago, milwaukee, &c st. Paul
depot at Richland Center, Wis.,, with all its
contents, and several cars loaded with
freight. burned ON the sth.
Ir is reported that 10000 Yaquis and
5000 Mayo Indians are joining forces south
OF Guaymas, Mexico, preparatory to a gem
eral outbreak.
PANAMA has been disturbed by two
more earthquakes and some violent storms.
THREE robbers visited the house OF
James Fitzgerald, farmer, near Water
vile, Ohio, the other night, and demanded
money. He resisted them and knocked
down one with hammer, hurting him
badly. They finally tied Fitzgerald and
went through the house, taking $35, the two
carrying away their companion.
On the opening of the lines of the
Central and South American Telegraph
Company congratulatory messages were ex-
chan ged between President Arthur and the
Presidents of Chilli, Peru, Bolivia. Ecuador,
the United States Of Colombia, Costa Rica,
Honduras, Nicaragua, San Salvador, Qua
temsla and Mexico, The lines Of the Next
can Telegraph Company, starting from Cali
weston. reach Vera Cruz via Tampico, at