The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-25

THE President expects to take up his
residences at the Soldiers Home early
next month. The house he will occupy is
about three miles north of the White
House. The President looks forward with
pleasure to his change OF residence.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Mr.. POWER, of Boston, says that
Preler, who was found murdered at st.
Louis, was a sympathzer with the dyna-
miters, and that MAXWELL was heard to
say "The whole crew ought to die"
On the 10th f. G. Small, murderer,
was lynched at Pierre, Oak.
ON the 10th Senator Stanford's stables
in California were fired by tramps, and
112 horses and mules persisted. (
AT Norfolk, Va, on the 10th, Rev.
Thomas Spencer, colored, was convicted
of housebreaking.. He, was given. five
years.
AT Newburg, N. Y, on the 10th, Hugh
McCann, blind man over eighty years
OF age, was indicted for the murder Of his
wi o.
FIRE totally destroyed the Office of the
Buffalo IN. " Express on the evening Of
the 10th, caused by the carelessness Of the
porter in lighting one Of the lamps in the
composin groom. There were m my mar
row escapes, but no loss Of life. Loss about
S250,0O0. iE" 't1 l1"
A NUMBER of business houses were
burned at Bristol, Ind, on the 18th.
Two children of Mr.. Kemp, near Full
lerton, Neb., set fire to a straw stack on
the 18th and were burned to DEATH
A DOG fight for $1,000 took place near
Hunters Point, l.. l., on the 10Th. One of
the dogs was killed, and the fight lasted
but fourteen minutes.
| NEAR Paducah, KY, on the 18th, Lucin-
da Beerdan killed her newborn babe and
disappeared, and the supposition is that
she has committed suicide.
BENZ. M. PRATT, Cincinnati lawyer,
committed suicide on the 18th. M zoo
WILLIAM Phillips was hanged on the
| 18th at Fort Smith, Ark, for murd ering
his father-in-law, VIM. Hill; Thomas Sam
on, at Laconia, N. H., for the murder of
Mrs. Jane Ford John Rudy and Frank
Rudy, the latter an infant Gus Finley.
at Prestonburg, KY, for the murder of
James Hunt; and two Italians, named
Capone and Santore, at Thomaston, Me-,
Tor the murder of fellowworkman.
THE Falcon Iron and Nail Company's
rolling mill at Cleveland, o., was de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th.
POSTMASTER BUCHANAN at Victor, Ia,
has been arrested for alleged crookedness.
On the 18th Edward Sumner, seventy
years of age and wealthy man, hanged
himself at West Dedham, Mass.
Two noted thieves, Bill Smith and Chas.
Hod ges, alias "Dutch Charlie" were
jailed at Jamestown, Oak, on the 18th.
AT Sullivan, Ind, on the 10Th fire de.
stroyed $4,000 worth of property.
On the 18th Rev. Dire Stern, Jewish
Rabbi, took laudanum at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
with suicidal intent, and died on the 10Th
OK the night of the 10Th at Glendale
near Cincinnati, o., D. w. Charles was
approached by stranger who ordered
him to throw up his hands. Charles
threw ball into the stranger, killing hin
instantly. Two other men rushed up will
an express wagon and carried the corps,
away. F''
On the 10Th farm hand near Plainfeld
N. j., murdered an old lady for whom b
worked, because she objected to his max
ing love to his daughter. He then hange'
himself.
FOREST fires were reported burning o.
Long Island on the Goth.
On the Doth two of the New York build.
ing inspectors were indicted by the Gram
Jury.
A. Q. MEcHLING, of Pittsburgh, Pa, wa
arrest d on the Goth, charged with embez
zling $1,000 from his employers.
FIRE destroyed the Exchange Hotel an
the Lutheran Church at Lyons, N. Y, o
the Goth. Calvin Porter was burned t
death.
On the Doth the trial Of VIM. Dickersor
foreman of the jury on what was know
as the first Star route trial, indicted fc
corruptly endeavorng to influence jurors
was begun in the Criminal Court at Wash
iugton, d. c.