The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-08-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

| graphed to Mr.. Brooks, the newly appoint
ed Assistant Treasurer at San Franc SEQ
on the Goth to take possession Of the sub
Treasury there at once.
CARDINAL GUIBERT, Archbishop of
Paris, was said to be dying ON the Goth.
He had been unconscious since the day
previous.
A GIRL seven years of age died at Wild
nes-on-the- Mersey, England, on the goth,
of English cholera Of the worst type.
The Standard Oil Company lost $4,000
by fire at Sharpsburg, Pa, on the 9th;
fully insured.
TEXAS has quarantined against yellow
fever in Mexico.
TIE reported illness of President Cleve-
land is contradicted.
Mr.. TAFT, ex- United States Minister to
Russia, passed through London on the
2lst, on his way home.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN d. j. MoRRELL, of
Pennsylvania, died at Pittsburgh on the
10th. He was General Manager of the
Columbia Iron Company.
The double scul race on the Goth, at
Pleasure Island, N. Y, between Hosmer
and Gaudaur and Courtney and Conley
was won by the latter pair in 1851 1-2,
beating the former record, which was
1859.
WALTON & Co. IS miners at Pittsbur gh,
Pa, have resumed work
A PANIC prevails on the Canary Islands,
caused by fear of cholera.
j Mr.. HENDRICKS and wife were tender
ed a reception at Waukesha, Wis, on the
21st.
AT banquet to a Catholic Bishop at
Belfast on the 2lst, the usual toast to the
Queen was ignored.
The Marquis de Mores has been indlct-
ed at Mandan, Oak, for murder.
TIE Nation Il conference for the protec-
ton of girls held meeting at st. James
Hall, London, ON the 21st.
PATRICK CARROLL is charged at Chica :
go with the murder, some time ago. of
Mrs. Walsh.
ZANZIBAR claims indemnity from Ger
many for the loss Of native troops in the
East African expedition.
FRANZ JOSEPH PETMEKY was hanged on
the 21st at Auburn, N. Y, for the murder
Of a woman.
THROUGHOUT Spain on the Goth there
were 5 1O4 new cases of cholera and 1,644
deaths. At Marselles there were twenty
FIVE deaths during the night Of the Goth,
and on the 21st, between8 a. m. and p.
M, there were 100 deaths The St. Loup
quarter is the center of the epidemic in
Marselles.
DURING the seven days ended the DIST
there were 1853 business failures in the
United States and nineteen in Canada,
making total of TT.
AT Norbert, sixteen miles from New
Orleans La, on the Dist, five rice bar
vesters were killed by lightning
THE case Of yellow fever reported in the
Pennsylvania Hospital at Philadelphia
is pronounced mild one.
RELATIONS are strained between Spain
and Germany on account of the latter's
seizure of the Caroline Islands.
AT a meeting in New York on the DIST
of the trunk-line passenger agents it was
agreed to advance passenger rates to Chi
cago and other western points.
JACK BRADY, a brakeman, was killed.
and two other brakemen named Thomas
and Linde Shened, seriously injured in a
r ilroad wreck near Shenango, Pa, on the
21st
Two brothers named Colbert have been
arrested near Lincoln, Ill, for a murder
committed at Shawneetown.
On the Afghan frontier recently there
came near being collision between Rus
slams and Afghans. An officer of the
| toII oh In Or
slams were encroaching.
THE Mill Creek DisGilling Company re-
duced the price of whisky to 81 O6 at Gin
cinnati on the 21st, on the rumor that Pc
oria distillers were selling in Chicago at
$L0S.
A FREIGHT train consisting of eighteen
cars, including six cars Of oil, was burned
near Cleveland, o., ON the 21st, and two
tramps are supposed to have persisted in
the flames.
A CHILD of Charles Sullivan of Detroi t,
after having been apparently dead for
fifteen hours began crying in the coffin
and is now in good health.
The French Government has ordered
that the most minute inquiries be made
into the circumstances of the death
of Oliver Pain. The result will in
fluence Frances attitude toward En-
gland.
SECRETARY OF STATE BAYARD has re-
ceived from the Consul General at Mont
real a statement of the number of deaths
from smallpox in that city since April
1st last as follows: April, 6; May, 10;
June, 46; first two weeks Of August, So
On May 18th eighteen houses in Montreal
contained smallpox placards.
KING ALFONSO has instructed the Span.
ish Ambassador at London to proceed to
Berlin and entreat Emperor William K
delay the occupation of the Caroline Is
lands. He fears that he will be deposeC
by his subjects.
THE report of the wreck of the German
corvette, Augusta, is confirmed. Her crew