The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


A SOCIETY for the removal of in
formers is said to have been organized in
Dublin, Ireland.
The Indians at San Carlos, A. T., pro-
test against the return of Crooks captives to
that reservation, as they think it will surely
lead to trouble. Secretary Teller has
directed that only children be sent there,
and he says the bucks must take care of the
women.
CAPTAIN CLINTON SPENCER. Post
master at Ypsilanti, Mich, has been sus-
pended for a deficit of 81 800 in his accounts.
Great surprise was felt over the affair, as
he was highly respected. He lost leg at
Gettysburg.
WILLIAM A. SQUIRE, dry-goods COM
mission merchant, at Philadelphia, Pa. dis
appeared the other morning on account of
a $4,000 shortage in his accounts as agent
of the Mount Vernon Mills of Baltimore.
THE value of exports Of provisions,
tallow and dairy products from the United
States for the month of May was So, 9G5, 415.
AFTER the bombardment of Maiunga,
Madagascar, the French occupied the town
and are collecting customs
GEORGE AINsWoRTH 81 Son, cotton,
wooden and pottery manufacturers, London,
Eng, have failed, with liabilities of $685.
000
In an interview at Peoria, H., the
other day Bishop Spaulding corroborated
the statement that the Archbishops of the
United States were commanded to arrange
programme for Plenary Council to be
held in America.
The London Times says the sch
fences of the dynamite conspirators, DR..
Gallagher, Whitehead, Wilson and Curtin,
are severe, but, considering the heinous-
ness of the ofense, they are not much more
than their deserts. All the London jour
nails approve the sentences. The NelcS says
the convicted men deliberately declared
war against society, and they have no right
to complain Of the consequences.
THE Colombian Government has sent
troops to the border in anticipation Of
trouble with the "capricious, exacting and
lawless dictator of Ecuador"
THE failure of McGeooh, Everingham
& Co., for some time past the heaviest
provision dealers on the Chicago (m.)
! Board Of Trade, was announced on the
10th. The break in lard, which caused the
failure, is said to have been the biggest
| ever known. Several other failures were
reported in Chicago and Milwaukee.
NEARLY 100000 tons OF anthracite
coal were mined in the first five months of
this year, being |, 397,s73 tons more than in
the same time last year.
SIXTY-FIyE clerks in the Washington
Departments were discharged on the 18th
ON account of exhaustion appropriations.
Four Polish poets have been arrested
at Leipsig, Germany, for giving informal
ton TO Russian revolutionists regarding
movements of troops.
In consequence of a great exodus of
| laborers to the Gillian guano islands the
Bolivian Government has issued an order
prohibiting citizens from crossing the bor-
der without permission. 81.
THE remains of Mrs. Bertha Blechen
and Of Mrs. Cornelius Wolberg, both of
New York, were cremated at the Lemoyne
Furnace, Washington, Pa, few days ago
REPORTS of heavy rains, causing seri-
Gus washouts and damage TO railroads in
Missouri and Illinois, were received on the
18th. Trains on many roads had been de-
layed, and in some instances business was
! completely blocked.