The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

sgnatory powers TO the treaty OF Berlin
before taking action on the Roumelan
question,
THE National Assembly of Bulgaria has
proclaimed union OF the two Bulgar las.
GREAT damage continues to be done
by the prairie fires in Dakota. The town
of Tower City narrowly escaped destruc-
ton on the 24Jh.
RUSSIAN officers who resigned from the
Bulgarian army are called traitors by
the Bulgarians and Prince Alexander has
been asked to expel them.
AT meeting of the leading wire manu-
facturers of the country, held at New
York on the oath, the prices were ad-
vanced ten to fifteen per cent.
In manifesto issued by Prince Jerome
| Napoleon he says he neither desires the
restoration of the monarchy nor the
adoption Of utopian plans of reform.
The London Stan dard says law and or
der can only b. upheld in Ireland to the
extent that the National league allows,
and urges the alteration of the land law
at any cost.
MINISTER Cox denies the rapport that he
accepted presents from the Sultan of
Turkey for himself He says the jewelry
and books received from the Sultan were
for Mr.. Hewitt.
The town of Sanborn, Oak. was almost
totally destroyed by fire on the oath,
which is supposed to have been started
by tramps.
TIE Cleveland Rolling Mills Company
has acceded to the strikers demands, and
work has been resumed.
PRINCE ALEXANDER begs the powers to
compel the Sultan to say whether he re-
fuses to accept or agrees to the Bul garian
union, and refused to postpone the DIS
arming of the Mussulmans beyond two
days from the 24th.
TWENTY FIVE persons were wounded,
many of them seriously by the collapse
OF circus tent at Martinsburg W. Va,
on the 23l, during a storm.
Rev. EDWARD MCCoLGAN, Vicar Cen
eral of the Arch diocese of Baltimore, has
been invested with the title of Monsignor
in the Catholic Church.
EDWARD p BROWN, the Boston LAWYER
who gained fame in the Tewks bury case,
edness of many kinds are being made
against him.
IT is now stated tn at the death of Ad-
mir al Semmes was the result of poison
administered by his own hand while la
boring under temporary alteration con-
sequent upon a severe III alarial attack.
A NEW ministry has been organized in
Turkey.
SECRETARY LAMAR is improving and is
now able to transact the more important
business of the department at his home.
ST. PETERSBURG advices state that
Russia will demand that Prince Alex
ander be deposed and will suggest Prince
Karageogrievitch, son-in law of Prince
Nicolas of Montenegro, as his success or.
GOLDSMITH MAID is dead.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, will erect perma-
nent Exposition building on the site Ct
the one burned three years ago
YALE College has the largest fresh man
class this year on record.
THE Dominion Cabinet has been reor-
ganized.
THERE were 14O failures in the United
States during the seven days ended the
25th.
The Pope has agreed to arbtrate be-
tween Germany and Spain.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independ-
emit Order of Old Fellows, was in session
at Baltimore, Nd, ON the 25th
HEAVY rains and railway washouts are
reported in Mexico.
STATE SENATOR GALBREATH Of the
Thirty second Illinois District, died
suddenly at Nation on the 18th.
SERvIA has called all Servians in Ger =
many home for military duty.
KATIE GARNER attempted to commit
suicide at Kansas City, Mo-, on the 255h,
by shooting herself in the breast.
IT was rumored in Vienna that the King
of Servia has been murdered.
MORE frauds have been unearthed il
the New York Custom house, principally
undervaluations.
The schooner Bertha was wrecked o f
the coast of Labrador The crew were
saved.
A MULATTo woman named frankie
Mitchell was murdered by some unknown
party in Chicago ON the 18th.
1T is reported that several vessels
foundered in the Bay of Bengal during {
recent cyclone
TIE public school children of ALE.
gheny City, Pa, held memorial service or
the 25th in honor of General Grant.
ITALY will send representatives to the
International Monetary Conference to b,
held at Paris, October 21st.
IT is stated that one of the Cinnamon
recently lynched at Pierce City, Idaho,
was wealthy merchant.
THE yards and buildings of the Niagara
Pressed Brick Company at Evansville
Ind, were destroyed by fire on the 25th
= COLONEL BRADY telegraphs from Santa
Fe, N NJ, to Leavenworth that Lieuten
l ant Cruise, of the Sixth Cavalry, is fol
l lowing an Indian trail.
PUG O'LEARY has been turned over t
the Chicago Chief of Police by the Kan
sas City authorities. He was wanted fol
murder.
JUDGE VIM B. FLEMING, Chief Justic,
of New Mexico, is seriously ill in Ken
lucky and has resigned his position.