The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-30

AT South Haven, Mich. woman re-
Gently maltreated twoyear-old child,
causing death. An inluriated mob tried
to lynch her ON the 2lst, and armed officers
had to protect her from mob violence.
SECRET Servico officials are i'm posses
sion of news of a counterfeit SO note on
he Third National Bank of Cincinnati.
It is Of the series of 1882, with choco.
late colored back. The vignettes on the
face of the note have a coarse, scratchy
appearance, but the back is well executed
and calculated to deceive.
On the night of the 2lst Thos. Murphy,
of jackson, Mich, an employee of the
Smith Middlings Purifier Company, in
fl Of delirium caused by bad health, MUIR
dered his wife.
On the Odd Lena Slime, of New York,
aged eighteen, was fatally shot by Joseph
Rice, a rejected lover of the same age.
ON the 22d Thomas Campbell, drummer
for st. Louis millinery house, committed
suicide at Burlington, la.
THE Governor of Tennessee has offered
a reward OF $1,000 for the appre hension of
the parties who murdered the Mormon
elders in Lewis County.
ON the 22d Thomas Whyte, late cashier
of the collapsed Planters and Mechanics
Bank at Petersburg, Va, shot himself
quite seriously, but claims he did it acct.
dentally.
On the 22d the United States steamship
Tallapoosa was sunk off Cottage City,
Mass, in collision with a collier This is
the vessel that Secretary Chandler was in
the habit of using for his trips. The crew
al I,,k ALL
and colored servant.
MICHAEL GOOD, a well-known citizen of
OIL City, Pa, forty years of age, shot
himself in the region of the heart on the
22d. Death was almost instantaneous
He had been In a Respondent state of mind
some time.
FIRE ruined the deliberately carved Ital-
ian mar BILE column of Governor Z. D..
Morgan's mausoleum in the Cedar Hill
Cemetery, at Hartford, Conn, the night
of the 2lst. A temporary house built
around the shaft to protect the carv-
ers while at work was burned and the
heat was sufficient to ruin the stone.
The loss will be upward of $4,000.
On the 23d Luciano Padillo, a Mexican,
was lynohed at Beatrice, Neb., for COM
hitting an outrage.
AN Englshman named Joseph Kennedy
was killed by the cars near Vincennes,
Ind, on the oath.
On the 23d the Austrian Consul at New
York received dispatch stating that val
liable Austrian Government bonds had
been stolen and that a list of the securities
had been sent him.
On the oath fire destroyed w. H. Will
sons Abdallah stables at Cynthiana, KY.
Seventeen fine horses and one man were
burned to death.
On the oath Fenimore Clayton, of Mid
dlefield, N. Y, in a flt of insanity caused
by drink, deliberately shot his son TO death
and tried to kill his wife.
AT Oxford, N. Y, VIM. ROBBERS fatally
shot Miss Jennie Tracy on the 25th be-
cause she refused to marry him.
THIEVES crushed the skulls of all the
inmates of house at Fall Creek, Pa, on
the 18th, and then took what money they
could find.
THE Michigan forest fires commu nicated
| to several small towns on the 25th, which
were destroyed. Rains have checked
somewhat the fiery element.
A PARTY of Orangemen attacked the
Roman Catholic Church yacht at Henley
Harbor, Newfoundland on the 18th, tore
down the Papal flag and tarred the yacht.
DAVID AVERY, the farmer who shot
| Daniel Gage at Vienna, H., last week and
| then burned number of stacks of wheat,
has been captured. The feeling agains
| him is intense.