The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-31

The following persons were indicted
for completely in the recent philadelphia
CPa.) Alus-house frauds: William E. Cur
rem, John G. Albertsoh,- Charles II. BIrke,
J.H. Parlxe and Henry II. Myers, contra ct
ors: ex-Store-Keeper James f. Brown End
Boarding House Keeper Kate Adams.
Ar daybreak ON the 23d. at Lake VAL
lev, Colo, Major Fountains. command sur
prised two notorious rustlers--Jack Walls
and William Gilland. They had 200 yards'
start when Fountain ordered his men to
fire and both rustlers fell dead riddled with
bullets.
TwENrY-rHREE smacks and one
hundred and thirty-five persons were lost
in the receut gales on the English coast.
An explosion of gunpowder occurred
near the Office of the Department of Justice
at Rome, Italy, on the 24th. .aHII
The search at the Diamond Qll.)
coal-pit for victims Of the great disaster
had been rewarded by the discovery, up to
the evening of the 25th, of six bodies.
THE leyee fronting the town of Thi-
bodeaux, La, at the mouth of Bayou Terre
Bonnie, broke on the oath and great fears
were entertained that the town would be
submerged.
A VERDICT of guilty has been rem
dered tn the case Of Nugent and his twelve
associates in the Armagh Qreland) Assas-
sination League. The Crown Counsel, in
closing, charged O'Donovan Rossa, P. j.
Sheridan, James Redpath, and John Dewey,
now in the United States, with promoting
a conspiracy.
NEAR Scranton, Pa, Peter Ward, q
farmer, killed his mother-in-law the other
night. He said she made his life miserable.
THE Tennessee House of Representa-
tives has passed bills making gambling a
felony, and declaring dealing in futures
gambling. .E.n
1T was reported on the 25th, that the
portant, and was subsiding.
BY a boiler explosion at Knightstown,
Ind, the other day one man was killed and
another seriously injured.
THE Indians of Arizona were report
ed on the war-path on the oath. They were
killing white men and Mexicans around
Total Wreck. The troops were ordered out.
A BUILDING was nearly demolished in
Pittsburgh, Pa, the other day by an ex-
plosion of escaping gas. Two women were
badly hurt.
A BAND of prospectors, while inspect
ing some coal fields near Charleston, Arizo-
ma, recently, were attacked by Indians,
and several of them killed.
A FEUD between cattlemen culminat-
ed in fight near Fort Huachcua, on the
Mexican border of Arizona, lately, in which
six men were killed.
THREE soldiers of the One Hundred
and Eighth Regiment, who were arrested
at Paris, France, on charge of Socialism,
have been found guilty and sentenced to
| join regiments in distant parts of Algeria.
IT was believed that the debts of
James Dunn, who disappeared from Long
| Branch, n, j., recently, would aggregate
! $4,000 20 $4,000. Daniel Ferns, his father
in-aw, who indorsed heavily for him, had
transferred his property to his son.
THIRTEEN buildings in Duluth, Mimi,
including the Central House, were destroyed
by a recent fire. The total loss was esti-
mated at S47 800, upon which there was an
insurance of $4,000.
| DWIGHT f. WHEATON, accused of the
murder of Engineer O'Niell at Bloomington
H., has been acquitted by the jury.
A SEVERE wind and rain storm oc-
Cured in Western Texas the other night
doing much injury to crops and farm prop
erty. In some localities large hailstones
fell, creating havoc among the lambs.
FERGUSON, the Louisville (Ky.) de,
faulting Back-tax Collector, was given fiv,
years imprisonment under plea of guilty
on the Goth.
EDWARD NOBLE, who with his father
stood trial in Peoria County, ILL.,, a few
weeks ago for murder and was acquitted
was shot from ambush and killed the othe1
night in Tazewell County.