The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-02-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


| in the past two years.
A SYNDICATE has been formed which
proposes to pipe natural gas from Butler
| County, Pennsylvania, to Cleveland, q
! distance'of $50 miles.
| THE Queen has accepted the resignation
of the Salisbury cabinet, and on the Goth
summoned Gladstone to Osborne for con-
ference.
Four men, names unknown, were
drowned in the Ohio river at Evansville,
Ind, on the Goth, while trying to cross in
a ssih.
BISMARCK, referring to his recent speech
in the Landtag, said coup d'etat or the
dissolution of the Reichstag is not in
tended.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND refused
to give the Senate the papers concerning
an ALBANIA removal, and the issue is thus
joined.
AN article in the Nineteenth Century by
Arnold Forster charges the Irish with be-
ing race of conspirators and advises
firmness in the treatment Of Ireland.
A COLLISION on the Baltimore & Ohio
at Chicago Junction, o., on the 10Th, killed
L. Vandelier, fireman, and severely in
jured several other persons.
THE Lucy furnace at Pittsburgh, Pa,
closed on the Goth for want of coke.
AN agrarian agitation is to BIS inaugu-
rated in Wales by Michael Davitt and
others.
EIGHTY prisoners at Louisville, KY, re-
fused to go to their cells on the Doth and
were fred on by the jailer and turnkey.
Two prisoners were wounded.
AN explosion at the Banksville coal
mine Of Lang & Co., near Pittsburgh, Pa,
OH the Goth, set fire to the pit and cremated
nine mules. The flames were eXtinguished.
A CARRIAGE containing Mrs. Wesley
Stanton, her daughter, aged fifteen, and
Mrs. Julia A. Hunter, practicing physi-
clan, was struck at the Erie railway cross
ing at Carbonate, Pa, on the Goth, by a
passenger train. The occupants were
thrown out, and Mrs. Hunter was Instant
ly killed. Mrs. Stanton was dangerously
hurt.
CHYo CHYocK, one of the Chinese high
binders on trial in st. Louis for the MUIR
der of Lou johnson, fellow countryman,
was found guilty on the 3Oth Of murder in
the first degree.
THE estimated decrease Of the public
debt during January was $8,500,000.
A PENNSYLVANIA law of 1874, prohibit
ing the performance of any worldly en-
ployment ON Sunday, has been revived in
Philadelphia.
: A CAUCUS Of Democratic Senators in
Washington on the Both agreed to support
, the President in his issue with the Repub-
q lican Senators on the question of suspen-
. sions of federal office-holders.
, THE billiard match, 5000 points, for s.,
a 900 side, between Schaefer and Vignaux
at New York, which was played last week
closed on the night of the 3Oth with vic
tory for Schaefer, the score at the close
0 standing; Schaefer, 1900; Vignaux, 1888
Q MRS. BAYARD, wife of the Secretary Of
n State, died at Washington on the 31st.
i NICHOLAS HUDSON has been arrested fol-
the murder of Stephen Ellis at Rockport
Ind.
OsMAN DIGNA is said to be advancing
\ on Massowah with a large army.
= THE Ohio Senate adjourned on the 30tl
!, ult. to the I'd inst, without having come Il
any settlement of the differences between
the two factions. Meanwhile the confer
ence committee were endeavoring to agre,
l upon compromise.
9 DAVE OvERsTREET, Sims Bree, VIM
a Garford and Mike Mitchell were killed ant
o several others injured by snow slide nea
d Telluride, Col, the latter part of last week
= The dead and injured were dug out by tn
men of the Sheridan and Smuggler mines
A FREIGHT train ran into land slide a
=, Scotthaven, Pa, on the 3Oth, killing tn
conductor and fireman and badly injurinl
- the engineer and brakeman.
:, THE Chapman block, four story iron
!, brick and stone building at Portland, Me.
=. together with number of smaller build
ings adjoining, burned on the 3Otb, involv
ing a loss of $4,000. The day previous tn
# Central Wharf Company, at the sam
y place, lost like amount by fire.
g, MRS. MOORE, of Cincinnati, is credite
l. with having given the handsonest enter
= tainment seen in Paris during the pas
i week. Many French guests were present
= POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas, who ha
been confined to his room for a week wit
:, neuralgia, was reported on the 3Oth as i'm
. proving.
u THE House committee on agriculture ha
:, under consideration number of bills in
Il tended to prevent the spread of pleurc
Z pneumonia among domestic animals.
u THE telegraph line from Seoul, Corea, {
$ Picking, China, has been completed, thu
. placing Corea in telegraphic communities
Il ton with the outer world.
ri A MONTREAL dispatch of the 30th ar
IL nounced that fourteen cases Of small po
q had been reported on that date from s
h Justin de Newton.
,e GREENsBURG, Pa, is considerably ag
Ia tated over the disappearance of two Sc
ciety people, Mrs. F, E. Hill, the rich youn
wife of a prominent merchant, and
ne Thornton Marchand, a leading lawyer an
d, son of Admiral Marchand.
n SIX houses on Holloway road, Londol
ID collapsed on the 30th and five passers-b
ID were instantly killed and number of otl
Of ers injured.
Mt ALFRED SMITH murdered his wife an
X | another woman, Mrs Wilson at Clev,