The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-04-24

MILAN. TENNESSEE.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
THE French Government proposes to
tomato 20O,OOOf. to the Pasteur hospital
md.
Hon. JoHN w. JONES, Commissioner Of
indian Schools of Idaho, has been indicted
Arkansas for larceny and embezzle-
nent.
BISMARCK spoke in the upper house of
he Prussan Landtag on the 10th on the
hill expropriating the land Of the Poles in
Posen.
SIR CHARLES dixie has sent to the
Queens Proctor denial of the statements
made by Mrs Crawford, and wants the
sase reopened.
THE late Mrs. Jane Mercer, of Philadel-
Dhia, bequeathed an estate to found a
house for decayed Presbyterian ministers
who do not use tobacco.
IT is stated on what appears to be relia-
Die authority, that the President and Miss
frankie Folsom are to be quietly married
1t the White House in June.
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THE town of Stry, in Galicia, has been
Almost completely destroyed by fire. A
hundred people were killed by falling
.yalls. Six hundred houses were burned.
H. S. Roy, teller of the Bank of Mon
since the 10th. 1t is alleged that he is
aefaulter to the extent of several thousand
dollars.
THE towns of st. Cloud, Sank Rapids
and Recess, Mimi, were almost demolished
On the 14th by cyclone. The death list,
It was thought, would foot up nearly a
hundred.
THE Italian sanitary board admits that
AsiatiC cholera has broken out at Brindisi,
and has ordered that all arrivals at other
Adriatic ports from Brindisi be quaran-
tined one week.
INQUIRY at the house of ex-President
Arthur on the night of the 18th as to his
physical condition was met with the state
ment that he was improving and was able
to be about the house.
GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY
has issued circular to the Knights of La
Dor throughout the continent to give of
their substance to aid their striking breth-
zen of the Southwest.
MATTERsoN, the Australian oarsman,
whom Beach defeated, will row Perkins,
the British champion, on the Thames at
London on May "a for the sportsman's cup
and the championship.
APPLICATION was made to Governor
Dglesby of Illinois on the 14th for a requ-
sition for the deputy sheriffs who did the
shooting at East st. Louis, and it was re-
fused on technical grounds.
ANOTHER name was added on the 18th
TO the list of victims of the recent killing
at East st. Louis. James Schollard died
in the Sisters Hospital, in st. Louis. Two
more of the wounded were in a critical
condition.
SENATOR MORRILL,, who was seventy
six years old on the 18TH has been con-
tinually in Congress-House and Senate
for thirty-one years. Senator Sherma
entered Congress the same year as Sena-
tor Morrill-1S5j.
PUPILS in all the public school building,
In New York struck on the 18th for les!
time in the school-room, and the polio,
were called upon to enforce the orders o
the teachers. Thirteen boys have beer
suspended and the strike is over.
THE visible supply of wheat in thu
United States and Canada, Jon the 10th witt
the amount of wheat at sea for Europe
amounted to IS S42, 492 bushels, against 10,
SIS, 67S bushels one year ago; and of corn
2O,567,S65, against 16.OO1 1892 bushels las
year.
Hon. CORNELIUS V. DEARBORN, Nation
al Bank Examiner and treasurer of tn
Boston & Lowell railroad, died at Nashua
N. H, on the 18th, aged fifty-four years
He was one of the most prominent citizens
of the State and had held many honorable
positions.
Mr.. McLANE, the American Minister a
Paris, presided at brilliant banque
which was given on the evening of tn
I4th to NJ. Pasteur. In proposing the healtl
of the distinguished guest Mr.. McLane re
ferred to him as benefactor of humanity
to whom America was extremely grateful
J.E. ROBINSON, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Angelica, N. ", is de
faulter to the amount of $4,000, and ha
fed to Canada He had held his position
for twenty five years, but recently had al
lowed himself to be drawn into whea
speculation. The directors say depositor
will be paid in full.
1T is stated on the authority of a frien
of President Arthur, who knows where