The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-06-07

EX-f RESIDENT EMO OF Vne Seconu wv
tional Bank of New York, was arrested at
Quebec on the slst, and will be returned
to New York provided hole big enough
can be found in the extradition treaty to
get him through.
CHRISTOPHER DOYLE, the hero who saved
fifteen women and children from drown
ing at the time of the Tivcli disaster, near
Baltimore, was drowned on the LIST while
sailing in Curtis Creek.
vIcR-PREsIDENr John B. Carson, OF the
st. Joseph Railway, has been appointed
| General Manager of the Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago line.
REV. FATHER p. J. GLEASON, OF st.
Louis, Mo-, having been restored by the
| Propaganda at Rome to his pastoral func-
tions, he will go to Denver to take charge
of a church.
O'DoNovAN ROSA asserts that the re-
cent London explosions are but the begin
ming of what may be expected in the near
future.
On the I'd statues Of Garibaldi were I'M
yelled in Italy, and the anniversary of his
death celebrated.
n. L. BUNDY, of Newcastle, Ind, has
been appointed receiver of the Hot Springs
National Bank. I ID. .o
| Pope LEO is much exercised over votes
in the French Senate and House of Depu-
ties granting divorce, and rendering SEM
inarians liable to military service.
IT is charged by President Riddle Of the
Penn Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa, that the col
lapse of the institution was due to the d.
rectors' connection with the oil pool.
A JUDGMENT has been obtained against
j DIR. j. III. Mclean for legal services rem
bdered him in his contest for Colonel Broad
heads seat in Congress.
THE Quebec authorities on the Cd dis
charged from arrest John c. Emo, ex-Presi-
dent of the Second National Bank, New
York, on account of fatally defective
warrant, but he was rearrested and lodged
in jail,
JOHN STEWART PARNELL, President of
the Irish National League of Ireland, sends
to Sullivan, President Of the American
League, a letter of thanks for contributions
from the United States, to be- used in the
approaching elections. '.f
, ADJUTANT- GENERAL FINLEY, of Ohio,
has disbandsd the Fourth Regiment of In
fantry, Ohio National Guard, for ineffi-
cheney at the Cincinnati riots, and partial
! ly re organized it as the Seventh Regiment
under the command of the officers who re-
ported for duty at the riots. y ~p.P
JUDGE JAMES l.. WoRDEN, of the Su-
! perior Court at Fort Wayne, Ind, died
on the night of the I'd, after an illness of
. three weeks. His age was sixty five.
He was Judge of the Supreme Court nine
!. teen years, and was regarded as the ablest
lawyer that had ever graced the bench.
His mind was, eminently judicial and his
; terse, compact and energetic style gave to
, opinions value rarely equaled.
Il GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
OK the 2Sth scaffold gave way at
Knupp's tunnel. near Ligonior, Pa, kill
ing nine men and dangerously injuring
eleven.
On the S0th a serious cavern on the Read
) ing Road was reported. u t4sn
On the 3oth the falling of building II
baltimore, Md, caused the death Of si1
persons and serious injuries to others
Other victims were supposed to be buriet
in the ruins.
AT Dallas, Tex, Oliver B. Taylor
charged with robbing the United State
mails, has been lodged in Jail. 81
AT RhuampeLI, capital Of Cambodia
fire destroyed the whole quarter outside
the French concession. The King LOST, 10
, buildings. 't
OK the evening of the 3Oth q dynamit,
explosion occurred outside of the detectiv
\ office at Scotland Yard, London. On
building was demolished and several per
u sons were injured.
ON the 30th an insane woman at Albany
= N. Y, initiated Mrs. Edmunds, of 81
Louis, by cutting the threats of her fou
children and then dragging a nine-yeal
old child to the railroad track with her
u. where both were killed by passing train
- On the S1st Appman's brewery at Clevt
% land, o., was damaged $4,000 by fire.
=, AT Lille, France, balloon accident, o
: the 1st, resulted in the death of three pc
D sons and serious injury to others.
/, On the 31st G. w. Thayer, book-keepe
4 in the Marathon County Bank, Wausa'
Wis, shot and instantly killed Fred .
y Beales, the messenger. No cause a
', signed.
~ OK the ID horrible murder of famil
- of people, near Pleasanton, Kas., was RI
ported. ~
O. A NOTORIOUS burglar, known rs crock
w Bill" was killed at Dayton, o., ON the 2,
Ut by Henry Seitz.
BY the careless tapping of blast at IL
H. Cleveland rolling mills on the Cd two me
IT. were killed.
OF A SERIOUS election riot occurred I
~ Clausenburg, Austria, on the ID; sixty pc
sons were injured
81 On the I'd there was a violent shock
d. earthquake on the island of Khsm, nei
the mouth of the Persian Gulf. lively
o. villages were destroyed and 200 person
e killed and many wounded tNlh
81 "A 81 ~ U .H
:. .u.+ MISCELLANEOUS.
ARTICLES of incorporation of the Ia
: sas City, Arkansas a. Fort Smith Railwa
%; Company have been filed at Little Rock.
81 ID, w. MIDDLETON 81 Co., bankers, Was
no ,,otnr ID c, haxra s1la1anr,dod -