The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-02-03
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
AT Philadelphia, Pa, lawyer Thomas
Mahr. Jr.. Isaac l.. Street and Joseph My
ers, all election officers, were the other day
convicted Of making false returns.
A COMPANY of Mexican militia had
fight with strong body of bandits in
Jalisco, a few days ago, defeating them.
Eleven bandits and six OF the troops were
killed.
1T was reported from Nashville, Tenn,
on the 9th that the accountant had found
the deficit OF NJ. T. Polk, late State Treas
urer of Tennessee, to be $292, 427. 10.
AT Winooski, Vt, the explosion of q
car load OF kerosene oil the other day was
said TO have caused the destruction Of prop
erty valued at Sill, 200.
AT Tapleyville, Mass, a shoe-factory
aud three residences were burned few
days ago. Loss, $1,000 insurance, $50, 900.
CoAsTINa must be numbered among
the dangerous pleasures. Five boys were
hurt at Shamokin, Pa, the other day. Two
of them would die.
THIRTY-Two arrests were made at
Allegheny City, Pa, few DAYS ago, Of
people who disturbed the meetings of the
Salvation Army.
Two men were caught by a cave-in
at the Hokendagua mine in Pennsylvania
the other day. One was killed and the
other was imprisoned so that it was thought
he would die before he could be rescued.
FOUR Kentucklans made targets of
each other on the streets of Cincinnati o.,
the other morning. One was mortally shot
in the breast, and two others received slight
injuries. Arrests were made.
THE steamer Agnes Jack, from Sar-
DINA, loaded with lead, was reported
wrecked near Swansea, Eng, the other day,
and all hands were lost.
Two miners named Lawler and Owen
were caught in a snow-slide near Irwin,
Colo, the other day and carried several
hundred yards down the side of the noun
tain. Owen dug his way out, but LawleT
was found dead by resculng party.
AT Boston, Mass, the other night,
Henry Fasshauer visited his wife, from
whom he had been separated, and got into
quarrel with her little brother. While he
was abusing him fourteen -year-old sister
of the latter shot Fasshauer dead.
M. DERoULEDE, of Paris, France, had
just recovered from wound received in q
duel, when be was the other day wounded
again in a duel with journalist.
CoNvICTs on Hanebowline Island
Ireland, attacked the Wardens and badly
beat the police the other day. The military
quelled the mutiny after several prisoner;
were hurt.
The German bark Prinz Adelbert
went ashore on the English coast, the othel
day, and six Of her crew were drowned.
HAzLEToN Bros piano factory ir
New York City was burned the other morn.
ing, causing aloss OF $110, 900, and that o
Behr Bros. & Co., was scorched about $780,
| 900 worth. -
WHILE train was standing il
Browns Canyon, on the Leadvile Brancl
of the Rio Grande Railroad, the other day
| a sixty.ton mass of rock rolled down tn
! mountain and mashed the locomotive int
| splinters. The engineer and fireman save'
themselves by being at the other end of tn
| train.
PHILIP MOORE, wealthy farmer O
Dubuque County, Iowa, pulled his gu
| from under the bed the other day with tn
usual result, the contents entering his bod
and killing him instantly.
/ WILLIAM S. PEARL, one of the allege
murderers of John G. Downing, was take
from the Jail in Lincoln, N. NJ, the othe
day and lynched by mob.