The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-06-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


ONE Jamaican laborer and two sailors
were killed and three dangerously wound
ed by police and soldiers while trying to
arrest an unruly sailor on board the Amer
lean bark Don Justo at Toulon.
THE Liberal Association of Aylesbury,
England, rejected the address of Ferdi-
nand D. Rothschild, their member, who
opposed Gladstone.
The business failures throughout the
country during the seven days ended the
18th, numbered for the United States IA,
for Canada 11-total 1855 against 200 the
preceding week and 1877 the week before.
The large decrease in the number of cas-
ualties is spread over all sections of the
country about evenly.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN, ib an address at the
Inauguration of the new Radical Union,
said it was some compensation to him to
know that he still retained the confidence
of great number of friends.
THIRTY foundrymen employed at the In
| dianaDolis Car Works struck on the 18th
for an increase of ten per cent. in wages
and reduction of the hours of work from
ten to eight. The terms were not agreed
to and the men were paid off and left the
shop.
THE Wisconsin Knights of Labor have
called State convention at Fort How
ard, to nominate full State ticket. A la
Dor convention had previously been called
to meet at Lacrosse for the same purpose.
The cause of the split in the labor ranks is
not explained.
AT Mingo, Champaign County, o., on
the night of the 18th, Minnie Austin, aged
eighteen, shot herself with revolver be-
cause her mother refused to let her attend
a lawn fete with her lover. The bullet
took effect in her head and produced in
slant death.
HENRY ANTHUs committed suicide on
the 18th at Delavan, Ill. He bought a re-
volver, went into barn, made bed of
hay and shot himself through the head,
dying in two hours. He was twenty
years old and unmarried. No cause is
known for the act.
THE Milwaukee (Wis.) police arrested
w. W. Trainor and T. F. Wyatt, alias
Writty, two notorious bunko steerOrs
About $4,000 in "skin" money was found
IN their possession. AS no case could be
made against them they were discharged
and ordered to leave the city. Their bogus
wealth was coniscated,
The public reception at the White House
on the night of the 18th was the largest Of
the kind ever witnessed in Washington
Though it was not to begin until eight
o'clock, before six O'Clock an immense
crowd had gathered in the vicinity of the
main doors, and when they were thrown
open, closely packed line of men, womer
and children extended from the main en-.
trance to Fifteenth street. There were
fully five thousand persons in line, and a
ten o'clock the number had not perceptibly
decreased.
A BATTLE between party of Mexican
and band of Apaches is reported to hav,
occurred in Tecapodepe Pass, neal
Sarache, in Sonora, in which the Indian,
were defeated.
ARCHIBALD FORBES, the noted English
war correspondent, and Miss Lulu Meigs,
daughter of General NJ. C. Meigs, U. S. A.
were married in Washington on the 10Th
They left at once for New York, whence
they intended to sail for England
Mrs. LANGTRY is to use the profits of he
American trip in building a theater il
3 London.
THE base ball match between the De
troits and Chicagos at Detroit, on the 10Th
was witnessed by over twelve Thousand
people, over two hundred of whom wer
from Chicago. The Detroits were defeated
by a score of to 4.
; THE French brigantine Michael is re
ported to have sunk on the Grand Banks
and nine of her crew drowned.
9 THE Loyalists of Belfast intend to sen,
fifty men to take the stump in Englant
| and explain the dangers of home rule.
BAIL in the cases of thirteen of the in
t dicted Milwaukee rioters, amounting t
$4,000, has been forfeited by the on-ap
pearance of the defendants for trial.
A. E. MORSE, cashier of the First Ma
!, tional Bank of Stevens Point, Wis, wa
shot and killed by w. w. Hazeltine on til
10Th.
THE fiftieth anniversary of the acces
sion of Victoria to the throne of Englan
D was celebrated on the 10Th and Goth.
SENATOR MORRILL,, of Vermont, has bee
e quite ill for several days. Mr.. Morrill,
a seventy-siX years of age.
= THE seventh annual convention of tn
American Photographers Association me
in St. Louis on the ODD.
THE funeral Of King Louis II. of Bavari
took place with great pomp and ceremon
at Munich on the 18th.
THE Pope has indirectly notified Do
Carlos that the Vatican win disapprove
any attempt to disturb Spain.
= THE executive committee of the Brook
n lyn IN. W branch of the Irish parlia
: mentary fund forwarded $1,000 to the Pa
70 nell fund in England on the 10Th.
= AN immense hydraulic dredge living
the Potomac at Washington burned on Il
night Of the 10Th, and out of eight me
y who were on board when the fire broke OF
= only one (Wm. Schaefer) is known to hay
i escaped.
" SPEAKER CARLIsLE's presidential boo
is receiving the assistance of Kentu cb