The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-30

Or the 2lst Howard Cooper, Baltimore's
black brute, was sentenced to death. His
case has been appealed.
On the 21st Elijah Smith and wife were
run over and killed by train near De-
troit, Mich.
j. a. VAN GELDER, teller Of the Union
National Bank of New York, is defaulter
for $4,000.
On the 9lst Marshal Henry Auer and
boy were fatally shot by Albert Guest at
New Straitsvlle, o. Auer was trying
to arrest Guest. -i
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 21st Frank
Karlind killed a three-year- child,
man named Leipzig and himself. No known
cause.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on the Dist William
Cells, fifteen years old, killed himself be-
cause he was disappointed in love.
A CHocTAw Indian named Samuel New
ton has been sentenced in the Nation to be
shot on June 9th for wife murder.
AT fire at Cincinnati, o.. on the 21st,
seventeen people lost their lives Several
of them were killed by jumping from up
per windows.
On the DIST Mrs Rebecca Merraot and
Mrs. Margare5 NJ. Cooley, sisters, were
sentenced at Madison, Wis, to two years
in the Penitentary, for perjury, in en-
deaving to establish an alibi for a brother
charged with burglary.
FRED GoLDsTRAHM fatally shot Isaac
Cook at Elizabeth, N. j., on the Odd.
MILES CITY, Mont, had another serious
conhagration on the odd; loss, 100000.
HENRY BoLTz has been held for trial at
Elizabeth, N. j., Tor the murder of Her.
man Aertz.
ANNIE CUTLER, colored, who killed her
lover at Philadelphia, has been adjudged
guilty of murder in the first degree.
AN insane woman near Lancaster, Pa,
set barn on fire and burned herself,
twelve head Of cattle and two colts to
death.
THE five Chicago Italian murderers who
killed Caruso and shipped his body in a
trunk, were arraigned on the 22l. They
pleaded guilty, but their pleas were set
aside and pleas of not guilty entered.
A TERRIFIC explosion took place under q
train near Denver on the oath.
FRENCH Gus, a noted craftsman, has been
captured in New York. 4.3
On the oath the night express on the Pan
Handle Road was wrecked near Mount
Vernon, o. lf. tIl., -nu
On the oath Captain lime, owner of the
steamer John Greenaway, on Lake Onon-
daga, N. Y, was killed by the explosion
of boiler. i.- I
/ A SERIOUS communistic riot occurred il
Paris on the oath. Many were wounded
On the 23i fire destroyed the principal
business block at Lansing, Mich.
On the 23d al Franks Killed an Italian
scissors grinder at Cedar Rapids, la.
OK the 23l six o. the victims of the Sui
livan fire at Cincinnati were buried. AL
six OF the collins were in the church al
the same time. r..-. 4| ... a..
On the 23d $4,000 worth Of diamond.
, were stolen from Alexander Bros, dia
mond merchants of London, Eag, $40 "a.
FIRE destroyed $4,000 worth of lumbe
and slaves az Menosha, Wis, on the 18th.
1 FoREsf fires arc making cleanO swee,
. of the country north and west of Eas
Tawas, Mich.
The residence of the Misses Carpente
. at Philadelphia, Pa, was robbed on tn
25th of money and valuables valued q
| $1,000. .'' i''h 'O2 ''.7''@'.' q
T. NELLIE BEETrELL, of Elizabe thtown
N, Y, went to the woods to gather green
several days ago. Her dead body wa
: found on the 18th. 1t is supposed she GO
lost and starved to death. r,.. I.l... d.,
The trial of Adolph Sprck eles, son c
Claus Spreckles, the sugar king, for shoot
i ing M. II. DeYoung, proprietor of the Sa
Fra ncisco Chronicle, November 10th las
!, commenced on the 18th.
DURING heavy thunderstorm in tn
vicinity Of Fergus Falls, Mimi, lightnin
: struck barn twelve miles from the city
: killing Charles Gunwold and Augu,
!, Strassman A horse, COW, colt and ca
: were also killed. The barn did not tai
: fire.
THE nine residents of the Welsh Mour
. tains in Pennsylvania, recently ARRESTED
charged with harboring the Buzzards, wei
given hearing at Lancaster on the 25tl
All were discharged with the exception
Mart Buzzard and Henderson Marshal
who were bound over for trial.