The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-08-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

AT North bloomfield, u, on the l9tn, |
Holmer Quaile fatally stabbed Allie Parks, |
a lad eighteen years Of age. Quaile, who
was intoxicated, quarreled with a cousin
of Parks, and the latter interfered to pre-
vent bloodshed. This so enraged Quaile
that he drew long jack and stabbed
Parks to the heart. Quaile was arrested.
A LARGE quantity of dynamite has been
stolen from mine near Hanover and it is
feared it has been taken to England by
Anarchists. A miner has been arrested on
suspicion.
NEWS was received on the 10th that the
tirely swept away by floods. The place
had population of 700. Not house was
left standing. Grain fields were hattened
to the ground. No estimate of the damage
or loss of life was given.
SPIES, Parsons, Fielden, Schwab, Fisch-
er, Lingg and Engel, the Chicago Anarch-
lists, were found guilty and punishable by
death; Neebe gets fifteen years imprison-
ment.
JUDGE FITZGERALD, of Nebraska, was
elected president of the Irish National
League at the Chicago convention on the
10th.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL says the
government has concluded that the adop-
ton of coercive measures for Ireland would
be unwsea
MRS. NANCY RICE, the oldest person in
Plymouth County, Massachusetts, died re-
Gently, aged one hundred and one years,
nine months and twenty seven days. She
was one of choir that sang at a memori-
al service when Washington died.
The United States steamer Mohican has
sailed from Melbourne for the Samoan
islands.
A. j. HOLMES has been renominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Tenth
Iowa district.
ANOTHER bond call was issued by Act
ing Secretary Tairchild on the 10Th. 1t
was for Sl5OOO,O0O, to mature October
next.
BELFAST Protestants are irritated over
Lord Randolph Churchills defense of the
police
HENRY WOLFE and his housekeeper
oOal SulllulJ SOlhlulSICu hVol
Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the goth.
DR.. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES was
banqueted by the Philometic Society at
Liverpool on the 20th.
A BOY named Hardy, near Albion, Neb.,
has been held for the supposed murder of
Ralph Crowley.
QUEEN MARGHARITA is said to be using
her influence to bring about reconcilia-
ton between Italy and the Vatican.
Mr.. SEDGwICK, the agent sent by Mr..
Bayard to investigate the Cutting case,
arrived at Ell Paso on the Goth.
A NUMBER of columns belonging to a
period before the Persian wars have been
unearthed in the Acropolis at Athens.
SOME miscreant poisoned a spring al
Marshfleld, Mass, with paris green, and
several victims are ill from the effects.
In speech in the House of Commons
on the Goth, Thomas Power O'Connor
maintained that Lord Randolph Church.
ill's speeches were the original cause OF
the Belfast riots.
OWING to divergence of of opinions be-
tween Bulgaria and Russia, the sittings
of the Turkish Bulgarian Commission
have been temporarily suspended.
FRED PIPENHEIMER of New York,
tobacco buyer, committed suicide a
Louisville, Ky,on the Goth, by shooting
himself through the head.
SECRETARY BAYARD says he has not
and never had any doubt that CUTTING
was convicted for an offense committed
entirely within the jurisdiction of tn
United States. 9
THE Secretary of the Interior has ap
pointed John G. Walker, of the District o
Columbia, and Rolf S. Sanders, of New
York, as special agents, to make an allot
ment of land in severalty to the Crow In
dams of Montana under the General De
ficiency act of Congress.
OUT of the S15,OOO,0OO bonds called by tn
Treasury Department on the 10Th ST ,OS6,
100 are bonds now on deposit to secur
bank circulation and $435, 800 are bonds de
posted to secure bank deposits, GOVERNS
a total of 100 banks scattered all over tn
country.
JOHN L. LEE was arrested at Indian
! apolis, Ind, on the Goth, for a bogu
, marriage with Miss Della Haynes,
much-respected young lady of that city
on July Z. He had wife and family i
one part of the city while he lived at time
with Miss Haynes, explaining his ali
sence to his wife by saying that he ha
business out of town.
FOUR masked men entered the house {
Farmer William Manning, in Shenang
township, Pa, on the Goth, and, at tn
) point of the revolver, compelled the oil
man to give up $1,000 which he had col
lected the day before.
The British steamer Aberdeen, fror
) Hankow for London, with $500 tons {
tea, foundered while leaving the Chin
sea. The fate of the crew is unknown.
, ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY members
T the House of Commons have signed I'll
memorial asking the government to aI
point a commission to inquire into the cur
rency question.
TIE American Bar Association met a
Saratoga on the Goth and elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year; Pre-,
ident, Thomas J, Semmes, of Louisiana
= secretary, Edward Otis Hinckley, of Mary
land; treasurer, Francis Rawle, of PhilJ
dplphia Executive committee Luke