The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-11-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

from his buggy.
ALDERMAN MoCABE, of New York, has
been declared insane by council of ex-
pert physicians, and he will be sent to
one Of the State insane asylums.
j. B. EFFORT, postmaster at Olive Hill,
KY, has been arrested for purloining
valuable letters. He was held in 81 900
bonds to the spring term of court at Louis
vile.
! DIR. THOMAS j. HARCOURT, a Cincinnati
dentist, and supreme treasurer of the
Knights of the Golden Rule, is reported to
be $4,000 short in his accounts. He is
also short in his accounts as treasurer of
the Universal Brotherhood.
The authorities of Cook County, Illi-
nois, think they are on the track of the
murderer of Henry Muno, who was re-
Gently found dead in Rogers Park.
In the National Horse show at New
York, the first prize for trotting stations
was awarded to King Cossack, owned by
the Cation stock farm, Chicago.
DISPATCHES from Cabul say that the
Ghilzais recently surprised and onnihil-
ated a regiment of Duranis, who were
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zai instruction is spreading.
NJ BARTHoLDI and the other members
of the French delegation paid their re-
spects to President Cleveland at the
White House on the 4th. They were pre-
sented by Secretary Bayard.
RICHARD PRESTON, the Boston coal
dealer, who was reported to have alb
seconded owing between 100000 and $3.50,
900, has return ed to the city, claiming to
have only been away on business trip,
and to have been detained by illness.
THE schooner NJ. Walker sank off Che
boyan, Mich, on the 9th.
THERE were III failures in the United
States during the seven days ended the
9Th.
EARTHQUAKE shocks were felt through
out the Carolinas and Georgia on the 9th
THE President has appointed George w
Baxter, of Cheyenne, Wyo., to be Govern
or of Wyoming Territory, vice Francis E
Warren, suspended.
HARVARD college foundation was COM
memorated by an appropriate celebration
, on the 9Th.
' HENRY A, LEVY, lawyer, was shot Sc.
Q riously on the 9Th, by Charles Steinhof, 6
= farmer near Eau Claire, Wis.
SPANISH exports for October show an in
crease of $5,OOO,OOO over the same month
y last year.
n A CONTEST is to be made Of the will o
y Mrs. Henrietta Lenox, of New York, wht
g made many charitable requests.
IT is said to be probable that Rounds
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r. prosecuted for irregularities in Office.
], GENERAL KAULBARs demands the dis
n missal of the project who expelled Rus
sian subject from the Sofia council cham
Der.
i FRANK JAMES says that Jim Cumming
= was not the sort of man for the Frisc
= express robbery, and he does not believ
l. him the guilty man.
IT is rumored that Mr.. Carlisle will de
4 cline reelection as Speaker of the Hous
:, of Repr esentatives for the reason that hi
- seat is to be contested.
. WISCONSIN Democrats are claimin
o that their loss Of the Second district t
the Republicans in the recent electio
y was caused by General Bragg's treach
: cry.
Il IT is reported at Constantinople tina
/. Consul General Heap will be appointe
y to succeed Minister Cox.
A REMARKABLE storm cloud burst owe
- the lake district of England on the 5tl
- :, 1t was the heaviest ever known in tina
- locality. The damage to property is yer
- large. Many cattle were lost.
70 SETH WILMARTH, aged seventy 81
Il years, a man of remarkable mechanic,
ability, died at Maldens Mass, on the 5tl
n Since 1855 he has been superintendent an
n master mechanic of the Charlestown Nav
J. Ward.
o TIE Comptroller of the Currency hf
v authorized the Merchants National Ban
OF Lawrence, Kas., to begin business wit
asapital of 100000.
) AT Loup City, Neh., on the night of I'll
4th, Frank Norton, son of r. S. Norton,
II Madison, Wis, shot himself in the LEI
= breaG with suicidal intent He was NJ
. discovered until the morning of the 5tl
when he was found in adying condition
h Two freight trains on the Cincinnati
3. Washington & Baltimore railroad collie
. ed near Loveland, o., and MusseLman,
a brakeman, was killed. The accident We
Ie caused by improper orders by the trair
dispatcher.
BURKE's new building, corner Of Fal
Il nam and Fifteenth streets, Omaha, Mel
was destroyed 10y fire on the night of II
9th. 1t was five story structure, an
:. one of the handsomest buildings in Il
j city. The finishing touches were beiE
put on. Ii was not yet occupied; los
{ over $4,000
& GEORGE BARRY, six years old, was play
O ing underneath one Of the arches of ii
% Brooklyn Bridge in New York on the 5tl
s when he fell into an excavation H
head struck on a sharp stones almost teal
ing away the entire scalp.
s THE reports in the Austrian press tn,
a Nine. Gerster, since the birth of he
t daughter, had lost her voice, that he
" husband deserted her and that she ha
S become insane, has elected a Telegram
from Nine. 6lerster, declaring the story
libelous untruNh and that she is Twin
happily with LIVER husband.
. THERE was a slight snowfall through