The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-18
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

years of age.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the Sth Edward Lambert, of Chicago,
shot and killed his mother-in- law, wound
ed his wife and then killed himself
AT Phoenix. Ariz., on the Sch, Mormon
Bishop and an Elder pleaded guilty to the
charge of polygamy and were sentenced to
ninety days in jail.
On the 9Th Frederick Greiner, convicted
of the murder of Margaret ceiling last
September, was sentenced at Columbus,
o., to hang on July oath.
NJ. SEIBERT & Co.'s immense furniture
factory at Pittsburgh, Pa, was destroyed
by fire on the 9th. i4
| ONE of the ballot-boxes in Chicago was
stolen, and several men have been arrest
ed, charged with the theft.
In terrible hurricane at Tamatave,
Madagascar, on the 25th of February, news
Of which has just been received, twelve
vessels foundered in the harbor, five
French and six native vessels and the
American bark Sarah Hobart.
ANOTHER heavy fall of rock Is threat
ened In the Raven Run Mine In PeRnsyl-
vanIa, and the recovery of the bodies of
the ten men overwhelmed by the first fall
is despaired of.
| On the 10th Richard Fraser was hanged
at Charleston, 8. c.; Columbus Crawford
at Yorksville, s. c., and George H. Mills,
a wife murderer, at Boooklyn, N. Y.
AT Frog Lake, In the Northwest Terri
tory Indians are reported to have killed
eight whites.
JULIUS L. L'OIsEAU, professor in Co.
lumbia College, New York. committed sui
eide on the 10Th.
On the 10th Mrs. Lena Struck committed
suicide at Rock Island, ILL.,, by jumping
from ferryboat.
A WEALTHY lumber merchant of Will
kinsburg, Pa, named A. V. Arnold, COM
mitted suicide on the 10th.
On the 10th Colonel S. G. Mower, one of
the proprietors of the Milwaukee Sunday
Telegraph, committed suicide.
FIRE destroyed the Burlington & Mis-
souri, Railroad depot at Omaha on the
10th, together with its contents Loss
about $l5, 900; insurance, $500.
FIRE destroyed the wooden mills at
Bellefontaine, o., owned by J. f. and
Frank J. Scarf, on the 10th. Loss, $25, OOO;
insured.
THE Sweetwater (Tenn.) FIGURING Mills
burned the night of the 10th. Loss, $780,
600; insurance, $1,000.
FIRE destroyed Cutsinger & Co.'s large
starch factory at Edinburg, Ind, on the
18th.
On the 11th Frank Rankin, the noted
scale manufacturer, was sentenced to the
Penitentiary at Shelbyville, KY, for kill
ing a bricklayer.
On the 18th Mapp & Co.'s stove works,
Norfolk, Va, and the Excelsior Knitting
Mills, at Bethlehem, Pa, were destroyed,
and the baby carriage factory of Wagner
& Benuy at Cincinnati was damaged $40,
900 by fire.
ON the 18th the Stlllman, the finest hote
in Cleveland, O., was badly damaged by
fire. No lives lost.
On the 12th Mrs. Strubbs, of Indianap-
oils, Ind, died from the effects of lauda.
mum taken with suicidal intent. She died
with her baby in her arms.
In New York elevated railway coils,
ion on the 18Th, two trains were wrecked
No one seriously hurt
ON the afternoon of the 18th eight five
story tenement houses fell In New York
, burying sixty workmen in the debris, {
number of whom were injured, several, il
is thought, fatally.
OK the 18th A. T. Skinner, grain deal
: er of Logansport, Ind, was killed by tn,
/ accidental discharge of a gun that he wa
cleaning.
| AT Osceola, Mich, on the 18th, six mel
were buried under 81, 900 brick, tier hav
S ing given away while they were cleaning
= a smoke-stack.
THE Grand Jury of the District of Co
D lumbia ON the 18th indicted Robert Butlel
Malone, the son Of Senator Malone, o
s Virginia. He was indicted for assault
{. with intent to kill John Willis, an employ
of Welker's Hotel. Young Malone, Will
2 drunk, drew a revolver and fred at Willis
= the bullet touching the latter but not seri
g ously injuring him.