The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-10
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PARNELL ana maurice Healey nave
been elected to represent the City of Cork.
THE peasantry of Servia refuse to pay
their taxes, i'll treat the collector, and an
rioting generally. King Milan is roundly
denounced, as a result of the disastrous |
Bulgarian campaign.
GLADSTONE has been elected in the Mid |
lothian district and also in the district
known as Leithburgs.
PARNELL is escorted everywhere he goes
by body-guard of personal friends, all
stalwart young Irshmen.
THE London Times finds cause for re-
ioicing because John Bright remains firm
and uncompromising in opposition to
Gladstone's Irish scheme.
The Mexican General Negrete, who, the
authorities say, is insane upon the subject
of revolution, has issued q circular calling
upon the people to arm and overthrow
the present administration.
On the I'd NJ. Belderock, Socialist,
formerly in the service of the Belgian Gov
eminent, was arrested in Amsterdam
while in the act of posting placards insult
ing the King.
YIN Ju6 ~ d. A. CuIlSGldu, eA- pr 6SlucHI
of the National Millers' Association of the
United States, died at his cottage at Lake
Minnetonka, Mimi. His death was caused
by cancer of the bowels, from which he
had been suffering for some time.
JUDGE JOHN 1. NIXON, of the United
States District Court at Trenton, N. j., has
been stricken blind. He is sixty six years
of age, and the recovery of his sight is
doubtful.
Hon. ALoNzo SESSIONS, ex Lieutenant
Governor of Michigan, died on the 3D.,
after lingering illness, aged seventy
years.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY has conferred
upon Martin Farquhar Upper the degree
of Doctor of Laws.
QUEEN VICTORIA has made Sir John
Rose privy councillor. This is a signal
honor, the only other colonial statesman
admitted to the privy council being Sir
John A. Macdonald.
MISS JENNIE CHAMBERLAIN, having re-
turned to England, was present at Mrs.
Mackay's dinner on the Sd, given in honor
of the Prince Of Wales, which was the
most elegant event of the season.
THE American residents of Vienna cele-
brated the Fourth of July with banquet
at the Kohlenburg hotel Toasts were
proposed by Mr. Jussen, United States
Consul General, Mr.. Mass, Vice Consul
General, and Drs. Caldwell and Davis.
IT is reported that King Otto of Bavaria
is developing a wilder mania than hereto
fore and his early death is anticipated.
THE old house recently purchased by the
President, near Washington, is being re-
modelled and converted into an elegant
modern cottage residence.
JOHN DALEY, the reformed Catholic"
was roughly handled by a mob at Wilkes
barre, Pa, on the 4th, and was prevented
from making an address.
CARDINAL JACOBINI protests to Premier
DeFreycinet against the treaty between
France and Corea, and threatens that the
Holy See will itself assume protectorate
over Corea.
THE Tammany Society of New York lis
tened to speeches by Senator Vance, Con-
gresham Randall, j. Randolph Tucker
and others on the anniversary of indie
pendence.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND had, up to the
9th, vetoed seventy bills, seventy
two of which were for pensions.
DIR. VALENTINE Mort, of the American
Pasteur Institute, has inoculated his frs
patient to prevent hydrophobia.
EX-SENATOR JOSEPH MCDONALD, of In
diana, is being spoken of for Secretary
of the Treasury in case Mr.. Manning goei
out.
A FAVORABLE report has been made OF
the claim for a pension of Mrs. Pavy
widow of Dr. Pavy, who persisted with thu
Greedy party.
AssEMBLYMAN FRANK SIPP, of Buffalo
N. Y, has been sent 10 the State Insan,
asylum. The death of his wife two year,
ago and the conduct of his son, letter
carrier, recently arrested for stealing
money from letters, are thought to be tn
causes leading to his mental trouble.