The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Ok the 18th six members of the Core
an Embassy left Chicago on their way
home.
IT is reported that Midhat Pasha has
been released from exile He was banished
for completely in assassination of Sultan
Abdul Aziz two years ago.
The vote of Hamilton County, o.,
was GO,s3e at the late election, of which
only S,402 were in favor of the Prohibitory
amendment.
OFFICIAL notification has been sent
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs that
Perryman was elected Chief of the Creek
Nation.
LIEUTENANT DARLINGTON, is fully
exonerated by General Hazen from any
disobedience of orders.
OK the 21st Rev DIR. ID. A. McCready
dropped dead at Pittsburgh, Pa.
On the 2lst Rev. Alfred M. Randolph
was consecrated assistant Bishop of Vir-
ginia in Baltimore.
LONDON advices say that General
Roger A. Pryor is satisfied O'Donnell killed
Carey in self-defense; also that he will
have fair trial, and the most he can be
convicted of is manslaughter.
THE Secretary of the Navy has writ
ten a letter to Commander Wildes of the
Yantic on the recent Greedy relief expedi-
ton in which he charges Wildes with DISC
bedience of orders and neglect of duty and
calls for explanation. Wildes defends him
self in a reply to the Secretary, the sub
stance of which is that the Yantic never
was fit to go onsuch voyage, and asks for
court of inquiry.
A BERLIN dispatch says the Princess
Victoria, daughter of the Crown Prince,
Frederick William, has been betrothed to
the hereditary Prince of Anhalt.
THE convention at Guayaquil elected
Jose Maria Placido Caamano Provisional
president of the Republic of Ecuador.
On the night of the goth the Prince
and Princess of Wales were present at the
Lyceum to see Mary Anderson in Parthe-
mia. After the performance Mary Ander-
son was presented to them. The Princess
gave her bouquet and the Prince paid her
pretty compliments. This seals her former
popularity in London.
DION BoUCICAULT, the dramatist and
actor, was so affected by rheumatism in
San Francisco that he could not appear in
his part in play the night of the 22d.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, and other
railroad magnatess are inspecting the
Granger Short Line and Utah e. Northern
Railroads.
The late Treasurer of the Irish Land
League, Patrick Egan, is about to take out
papers as an American citizen, settle in
Lincoln, Neb., and engage in the grain
business.
MUCH excitement was occasioned IN
London, England, over reported plot to
murder the Marquis of Lansdowne in
Canada. The Marquis arrived in Quebec
on the 22d.
AN alibi was proved by Dukes, the
man engaged to marry the murdered Zura
Burns, at Lincoln, Ill.
COLONEL CASEY reports the monu-
ment over the grave of Thomas jefferson to
have been completed and adjacent lots re-
paired.
The personnel of the new Canadian
Vice-regal party is as follows: Marquis of
Lansdowne, Warehouses of Lansdowne,
Lord Kerry, Lord Charles Fitzmaurice,
Lady Evalyn Fitzmaurice, Lady Beatrice
Fitzmaurice and governess, Hon. H. Arson,
A. d. c.; Lady Florence Arson, H. STRAIT
field, A. ]. Galpin and servants in attend.
ance upon his lordship and suite.
THE French Minister of War, Gen
eral Campenon, it is said, will devote all his
energy to the reform of the system of mo-
bilizing the army. The prospect of war
with Germany will be uppermost in his
mind.