The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

captured eight. Two officers and one
tramp were wounded in the fight.
MILwAUKEE's only female lawyer
was fined fifty dollars a few days ago for
throwing glass of water in tue judges
face. lr "
THE business failures throughout the
United States and Canada for the seven
days ended on the Doth numbered Dos, as
compared with 1S9 for the week previous.
STEAMERS from Liverpool, Eng, on
the 10Th for the United States and Canada
carried nearly 1900 emigrants.
The net earnings of the Atchison,
Topeka Sc Santa Fe Railroad last year were
So, 10000.
HELEN MARCOvITCH, the woman who
tried TO shoot King Milan in the cathedral
at Belgrade, Servia, has made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to commit suicide.
THREE THOUSAND immigrants passed
through Chicago, Ill.,, on the 10Th, their des-
tination being Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and
Colorado. eos ..
JOHN NOLAN, aged nineteen, William
Russell, aged seventeen, and Thomas
Nevin, aged eighteen, are a trio of young
Williams who have been burglarizing stores
and dwellings in New London County,
Conn, during the past winter. They have
been arrested.
On the 10Th Mexican troops claimed
to have killed most of the hostile Apaches
in a series of running fights between Ures
and Candies. A renegade white man, said
to be former Indian agent named L. N.
Strecher, was captured a soldier who was
wounded and left for dead during last
years campaign identifying him as having
acted as chief of band of Apaches.
TWENTY persons have been arrested
in the town of Midtown Malbay, County
Clare, Ireland, on charge of conspiracy
to murder landlords, agents and officials.
Two of the prisoners turned informers.
A COMPANY has been formed in Gin
cinnati, o., to export whiskey in bond and
house it abroad.
The Upper Genesee River at Wells
vile, N. Y, was full of floating ice the 9TH
er day, caused by the bursting of the Rich
burg and Wellsville pipe line, which re-
suited in the loss of about 1000 barrels be-
fore it could be checked.
THE Supreme Court of Iowa has rem
! dered a decision against the constitution
AMY VI bllC III bildu
/ State.
TIE Potts Colliery Company of Ash
land, Pa, is about to make a determined
effort to extinguish the fires which have
! been burning several years and extending
| in their workings.
The Adiutant-Generalh has instructed
the commander of the Department of the
! Columbia to seize Chief Moses if he does
not behave.
| STANDARD silver dollars issued for the
/ week ended on the DIST was sos, 499; for
the corresponding period last year, $780,
500.
THE recent trouble between whites
/ and Indians IN the Indian Territory has
! been laid to efforts to feed the savages on
poisoned meat.
THERE was an explosion in the Gov
eminent small-arms factory at Enfield
Eng, the other day. Nobody hurt and lit
tie damage done, but pieces of a tin box
were found after the explosion.
AT Cork, Ireland, on the 21st the
hearing in the cases of Carmody, Morgan,
Oherlihy and Featherstone, arrested some
days previous on charge of being en-
gagged in the dynamite conspiracy, was re-
sumed. 1t was proved that two docu-
ments found on Deasy, one of the men
arrested at Liverpool for bringing ex-
plosives and internal machines into Eng
land, ordering acids in the names of Oher-
lihy at Glasgow, were in the writing of
Featherstone. 1t was also declared that
the name "Featherstone" was an alias.
The warehouse of Sir Edward Bates
and ship chandlery of Garner, Bibby &
Co., Lancelot's quay, Liverpool, Eng, were
destroyed by fire the other night. Loss
over 100000.
EIGHTEEN marine insurance compa-
MES have agreed at Chicago, H., to form a
cargo pool from that port.
The statement of the United States
Treasurer showed gold, silver and United
States notes in the United States Treasury
on the 21st as follows: Gold coin and bull
lion, sos, 49,, 1855; silver dollars and bullion,
sos, 1872, 496; fractional silver coin, S27,9 1885,
497; United States notes, $40, 131, 1888; total,
$36S, 3O2, OS6. Certificates outstanding: Gold,
A7,27S, $50; silver, ST., 4S6,931; currency,
$945, 900. .....I.
Two Chinese miners have been killed
in British Columbia by Indians.
PENSION COMMISSIONER DUDLEY has
issued circular directing all special pen
sion examiners to give public notice that
they are not authorized to collect money
for fees or expenses from pensioners OF
} applicants for PENSIONS; also that all
special examiners are provided with a GER
titcate signed by the Commissioner of Pen.
sions and the Secretary of the Interior and
bearing the seal Of the Interior Depart
ment. Without such certificates all per.
sons claiming to be pension examiners are