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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

Mr. BECK introduced bill in the Senate
on the Sd to modify the Sinking Fund law.
1t provides that hereafter the Secretary of
the Treasury shall not redeem more than
$2O,OOO,OOO annually of the principal of the
public debt.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

AT the request of the Episcopal bishops
of Ireland Lord Plunkett, Archbishop of
Dublin and primate of Ireland, has con-
vened the synod for the 28d inst, to obtain
an expression of the opinion of the church
on the political situation in Ireland.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE Supreme Court of Ohio, on the 4th,
affirmed the decision of the lower court in
refusing to grant writ of habeas corpus
in the case of Daniel j. Dalton, of Cincin.
natl, held for contempt by the House of
Representatives.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

HOLLAND, the Texan, who killed Tom
Davis, the "boodle" swindler in New York,
was considerably lionized after his acquit-
tai of the charge of murder. 1t is said,
however, that some of Davis friends had
sworn to kill him before he could leave the
city
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE Brooklyn street-car mems str ike
ended on the 9th by Deacon Richardson
acceding to the demands of the Knights
of Labor, and traffic was resumed. 1t took
several hours to clear the tracks of impe-
dimenta,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

In recognition of his services as head of
the city government of Davenport Ia, for
three years, friends of Mayor Claussen
gave him birthday token on the I'd in the
form of fine horse and carriage, costing
1900.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE Madrid correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that before the death of
King Alfonso the Carlists offered reward
of 100000 for his head, and that when
man volunteered to assassinate the King
the Carlists backed out of their PROPOSE
tion.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THURSDAY, the 4th inst, was the twenty
third anniversary of Mr.. Randall's service
in Congress, and handsome flowers were
sent to his committee-room by some of his
friends in commemoration of the occasion.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE wife Of Senator Joseph r. Hawley,
of Connecticut, died in Washington on
the evening Of the Sd, of pneumonia, after
O short illness.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

The President has issued to the news
paper correspondents who are entitled to
admission to tie reporters galleries OF
Congress formal invitation to his recep-
tion in honor of Congress.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

JOHN KELLY, the old Tammany leader,
is said to be improving in health rapidly,
and his friends are confident that il he es :
capes another relapse during the spring he
will be well man again.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE House committee on naval affairs
has completed the consideration of the bill
to increase the naval establishment, and
will report the measure to the House at the
earliest opportunity.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

MISS CLEVELAND gave the last Of her
public Saturday receptions on the 9th, and
more than four thousand people called
during the afternoon.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

IT is now ascertained that the Senate
committee ON military affairs has agreed
to a favorable report on the Fitz-John Por-
ter bill by vote of six to four. There win
also be q minority report,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE Supreme Court Of New Jersey has
decided the act under which the State and
and local boards of health are organized
TO be unconstitutional.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

A CABLE dispatch from the Chinese Gov
eminent to their Minister at Washington,
makes vigorous protest against the treat
ment of the Chinese in the West.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE Army Appropriation hill as report
ed to the House on the Sd, appropriates
for the maintenance of the army during
the next fiscal year the sum of S23,SS7,5SS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE Prussian Government has ordered
the Polish poet, Kraszwits, to return to
prison on May 1. The poet says that his
return will soon be followed by his death,
as he is now in feeble health.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13
News from Everywhere.

GENERAL ALFRED H. TERRY has been
promoted to be Major-General to succeed
General Hancock.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

THE pallium was conferred with appro-
pirate ceremonies at New York on the 4th
upon Archbishop Corrigan.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

The estimated fire losses of February
were $6,5OO,O00 in the United States and
Canada. This is about the average for
February loss for the last eleven or twelve
wears
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

FIVE HUNDRED employees of the Cham
pion Reaper works at Springfield, o.,
were discharged on the Sd because they
belonged to the Knights of Labor.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

ABOUT eleven hundred employees of the
Studebaker wagon and carriage works at
South Bend, Ind, stopped work on the 9th
on account of the refusal of the company
TO grant an increase in wages.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-03-13

A DECISION has just been rendered at
Marion, Ind, affirming the rights of agents
and abstractors to access to county rec
nrds
The Washington bee., 1886-11-06

S. w. cor. End G SITS. n. W., wish
es to announce to the people of
this vicinity, that he las pow i'm
stock, a carefully selected full line
of fresh Groceries. He also pro.
poses to make specially of butter
and eggs, and Quinn's Alderney
milk. "a nimble sixpence better
then slow shilling" Give me a
call.
The Washington bee., 1886-11-06
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New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
1t suggested Congress open the retired st TO
the extent OF embracing officers now excluded from IL
for want OF vacancies. General Sheridan says
vrxrzrETA TO MAKE ITS OWN MONEY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The Department OF
state has received communication from tho Consul az
LaGuayra Venezuela in which he Informs the Depart
ment that the Venezuelan Government has established
mint at Caracas and began TO coin the product OF tue
gold mines OF country. The Consul encioses copy
OF the decree by President Blanc. which declares
that foreign money will hereafter be regarded as mer-
chandise received at the Venezuelan market
rate Officers OF the Government are forbidden 10 re-
ceive any Venezuelan money and foreign god
coins oomprehepded in the Of March T. 1879, and
July q, $50. The importation OF al foreign SILVER
money prohibited The day aiter the issue Oh sne u
cree the officer. mut offered 10 purcnase' during
the next eight days foreign silver coin at the rate OF
50 cents for United states doa The Consul says
the efforts TO Incl BULL on by depreciatng
the silver coins OF the United stAtes aud European
countries 20 cents the dollar must faA And cohse-
quently they will be exported
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
MRS. SrEW4RTS WILL PAOBATED.
No OBJECTIONS FILED OR HINTED AT-A SHORT
PROCEEDING.

No OBJECTIONS FILED OR HINTED AT-A SHORT
PROCEEDING.
The formality of admitting to probate the
viii OF Cornea Mitchell stewart, the wlio" OF Alex
ander T. stewart occupied little time In the surrosate
Office Yesterday citations were returDaOle before
Probate Clerk Charles H. Beckett at 10 O'Clock tx
Tndce Horace Russell appearing In behalf OF the
lecaees, accompanied by the witnesses to the WILL
ntouptly presented himself With him were j. Henry
Work witness to will and the first three codcl4s
Henry g. Hlton a son Of sx-Judge Henry Hilton a
witness to the third codc and Herbert Anstey, Ewln
j. Denning and Henry ii. Rice, the tnIee Wishe'sos 70
the fourth and last oodlcil A. .,o. ra
THIS testimony OF Mr. Work was fist taken lie
denosed that the will duly executed as vel as e
rst thr ee couics his presence lie stated thaI eA
Judee Henry Davies, who was witness 10 tue VIII
had died on DECEMBER II, 1881, and that Edward b.
Hilton the third to the Will and 10 the nist TWO
codic resides in aud has been living there lOr
several years. The signing OF the fourth ana Iast
codicl was testified 10y the WI nesses whose nahes
are to It, who stated that at the une OF e1ecu
Ing II Mrs Stewart repubshed the VIII ana the preceu-
De codic declaring the will and four codlcils together
10 lie her las: Will and:testament.
Ths will was therenpOn admitted 70 prOhate, no ono
having offered objections given notice mat any woal
be filed. ~, ry,,o, o,+ar
ward presented themselves and took the prescI oe1
OATH As executors and letters tesamentary were uuy
Issued.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
yp vtGOyE WANTS TOExPLAIN

Collector Maeone said yesterday that there bad been
a msapprehens,on relative TO the sending out OK
notices to agents OF vessels that they were nned $ooo
each where their vessels had gone TO sea before ming
a eomplete manifest OF cargoes. He SAID It was not
due 10 the custom OF filing supplementary inahiiesH
which had been in vogue for many years, and 10
would be clad to give explanation OF the entire
matter to-morrJw Nevertheless. the agents began 70
receive these notices last Monday and they UNDER
stood that il was To prevent further violation oi tho
law of 1899 IL was also due 10 this acton mat
delegation of shipping called upon the Collector
on Tuesday to protest against the enforcement ot
statute of an antediuvan period, and when no doios
remained on the statutes from an overright OF inc
revisers The Collector further protested that he did
lot give the order and that he did mot think II nst
TO be too severe upon poor clerk that hAd msae
mistake" , /, .;a ~, ;.s,,a IN.
The Collector said also that as he did not Issue mo
order he did not that IL was necessary ioi Dim
countermand it, Ii admitted that the orignA
and sunnl.mentary manifests are designed TO supply
the Government with statistical Information oi Wu-
es xported and of the produets of the United saies
and thar thew do not help the Government partice
In the collection of its revenue.
A story was told yesterday which tends 10 snow tno
Collectors force of habit in abrupt discharges Oh em-
Moves II l. said that importer called upon mo
Coilector few days ago. and that their interview
waved warm when the Collector brusqneiy spoke up
and said You are discharged SIR and that the
Importer recalled TO his mind that he was not an e-
pIove. by responding: " But yoa can discharge NO
sir am an importer
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
4 MEMORIAL TO PATRICK 0ROURxE.


During the past week loving and reverena names nNvs
erected In Calvary Cemetery characteristic an" "'"s "
mortal 10 one OF the and most patriotic Irshneh Se"
Work has ever among her citizens IN the shape os
Celtic Cross that placed tsre 10 marx 'ns
rve NJ the anentei Patrick R0urke Of THE NE"fohk
TsprxF who was for many years prominent IN irsh
National circles There have been. is SAID over twohun'
~ people birth blood 0urei 10 CAvy
cmetery since r was opened. in lsis aud yet TINS 'Hs
a., genuine Irish cross-that fAvorte mona
r,sntaI form among our people tn The days OF o'e
as rpp~srs heWseves-that has been set up there
Inv Mr. Mah0ney. who stuneu asehi.oes
"a nnsr the Guidance the Christian Brotcfs IN 10 -
~ r,iv Of cork monument has Oceh put up n
..H Of No 237 Fiftlave. aud IL r"r0ucton VI te
:. 'os. which wac ere tsd IA Iie yea
~ =, The memory Flan. the then relgnns monarch ~
80 IOurkes Ia on 81 stephen hll, q
aIyary he cross. which cut out OF sing pieee
IIs shaft OF the about loot thick xno
three feet square ne aces OF tbe
and arms plain with bead down the edges
There finely carved rosees tne cross pses .nS
centre bearing the monogram = l. IA = AM on ssS
wheel enccing the spsndrel il beautifully carved ~rc~sh
of shamrOcks on tle base 10 Inscribed:
Erected 10 the memory Of Patrick kourke VINO disd
December IL 1855 Aged seventy one years
The Mot Ia enclosed with bronze bars set nc grsns
whole foT1ns one OF mo moss bani.
certainly the most unique monun.ns ~ ,is ms AZ
some ones that row 10 DO iouua WINNIE ~
that has erected over MT ~. "xnai
vrIIs not essayng any the elADorstso ri ia
ed the prouo Of the Old tines ~ - inst The uonu.
Ceuc en< reioiced his hones pau o'c aisS
meht .ns. 10 have had voice IA us seee'or. NSo<s
rsn sa,nv IN a very beautiful production
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, SATURDAY. Nov. 13. 1856
OPENING OF THE ORNOCO-The Department OF state
has received a COPY OF decree made By President
RIenco Of Venezuela under date OF October % ast,
opening the Ornoco River to free navigation.
EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFS-The Chief oil the bureau
OF statistics reports the total values OF the exports
of breadsus ro the United States during the month
OF October 81 1856 compared with similar exports
during the periods OF tue precedng year
were AZ follows: October 1856, sll6t62Os OctopeI
lss5, SO 232 2s5 Four months ended OctoDor g.
lss6. 2,Gl5.73l: four months ended OctoDer g.
1855. S35. ,750. Ten months ended OctoD-r o.
1856. Sl22477,297 ten mouths ended OCTOBER o.
1885, S1l2.423,063.
NAVAL ORDERs-Captain Robert L Phythan has been
ordered as superintendent OF tho Naval Ooservstory
Commander William H. Whiting As the Equlpihen'
Orieer At the New-York Navy Yard; Lieutenant A. "
paul as Assistant to the Fifth Lighthouse Dstrct no
yember 20: Ensign II. X. Wzdenshaw TO ordnance iu
struction at the Washington Navy Yard Captain Byron
wilson has been detached from the sheaandoah aoi OF
dered as Captain OF the Navy Yard. Mare Iszad Car
fornia; Commander A. b. Brown has been detached as
Superintendent OF the Naval Observatory ana orueIeu
TO resume duties Assistant Superintendent OF thas
institution.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
mob At each attack At O'Clock the eIcitement nad
some what abated and no trouble anticipated
TRYING BoYoor1ERs UNDER FEDERAL LAW


BINGHAMToN, n. Y. Nov. 13 tSpec'd0.--
The trial OF John Doyle. John Dunn. Edward Barnes
and George saulspsugh charged with boycotting ana
thus destroying the trade OF F. j. Hil cigar mannfaot
urer OF this city, begins Tuesday At 10 m' oeiore
Judge Coke, OF the United States District Court Al
Auburn These parties indicted at BunAio ABOUT
six weeks ago. aud attempt will be made 10 CONVEX
them under section sos of the Revised Statutes OF
the United States II claimed By the defence IN ne
preliminary examination before United states Conmls-
soner Chsres :. Ual, In this city, that the statuse "
quostoh was formulated solely with vleW W Prevon
ing Eu kux oltragcs and did not here apply ms ue
fence was broken down and later did not preveh. an
Indictment The same argument will be Drouent Ioi-
ward 10 quash the Indictment and the defence seems "
rey solely on Il The penalty prescribed Dy tne stnuso
i SoOOO nne and not more than ten years lnprison-
ment Cgarmakers unions all over the United states
Save been subscribing until fund OF S3OOOo sau 70
D~ now az hand to fines. OF TO defend the men ar
rested Seventeen witnesses subpGnaed from tnis
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
H. B4RTHOLDI SAILS FOR HONE.

The French Line steamer La Bourgogne, with
Auguste Barthod and his wife on board steamed away
from her pier Just after dsybreak yesterday morning
The sculptor muied up to his chin in furs, was the
only passenge on deck when the moved off, and
waved goOd-by TO the small crowd on the end OF the
pier He mplaned that had spent restless night
being disturbed by the fear that MS mother,
whose ilness had curtaied somewhat the
length of his stay in this country
would die before he reached Ihome. NM SouDcrt DOS
mons Mennier and Napoleon Ney. OF the French dele
CATION TO the Inauguration ceremonies OF the statue o
Liberty, were passengers on the same steamshlt -,
General schoheli, the temporary custod an OF tne
Statue said yesterday afternoon tnAt he hau receseu
no orders from Warrington relative 10 lighting tue
Statue and did not expect any until some time srtet
Congress lad assembled He SAID furthermore tnat as
understood the matter the Statue 10 unler the oou
troll OF the Treasury Department and that the matter OF
establishing tas beacon must be decided BY the Lgat
houae Board.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
SOME NLWs or SOUTH AMERICA.

The Argentine Republic is doing a large
business in supplying Chill and the West Coast with
meat All the passes of the Andes are said to DO fu OF
cattle and sheep waiting for purchaser.
The editors aud publishers of Mexico have addressed
memorial to the Secretary OF Foreign Relations op-
posing the proposed international copyright treaty be-
tween Mexico aud Spain.
Smallpox Is raging with great vruencein In the north
OF Peru
Anew hall for the meeting ofths Argentine Congress
has lust bean completed at Buenos Ayres at cost Of
81. 100000.
On October 10 regiment OF the Argentine
Army stationed Oran revoted, and
after committing numerous depredations made
of toward the Bolivian frontier At last accounts
the revoltsd troops had no; been captured
Chill has gone into the business Of the manufacture OF
vooen cloth extensively with the view OF driving I'M
ported cloth out Of the market Largo quantities OF
wool arc being bought in Peru and Bolivia and now
factories are beng erected The Govern mont has given
an order for 900 woollen blankets and 2lOOO Yards
Of vooen cloth to be used In supplying the police and
the army.
President Nunez and the Conservative party In Colom
bis having succeeded carrying through tho new con
.tjtutiOn there Will be moro elected fresdcnn OF
the different States The President IN tnor paee nst
aponted Governors, VINO have already taKen theii
seats ., o.. ho...- -rac,o o. n,
late. Il is the most fashionable sport o, tne ne
public. The October races on the VIVA oei mar neAi
Valparaiso were q gl eat suocesA -, :,
An exhibition of European aud American goods
In Ecuador an attempt is being made by General EoJ
Afero TO overthrow the Government al Quito on Ocio
Insurgents and proc apon issued proclamins
General Afero president, and for6dding any one u
Ceca have also Recently MAJOR Vidal with forty
government troops fought three hours with psrtl
SoioneI Irisoyen ana Killed Captain Aviiss however
before they retrested to their mountain fastnesL
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
OFFICIAL VOTE OF CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD, Nov. 13 (Speciap The Board OF
state CaEvassers the office Of the Secretary OF
state this afternoon and declared the official vote to be-
Total. 1897; Lounsbury (ep), 56,92l; Cleveland
tDem), 5s,Sls; Forbes pro-, 4,6s7; Baker uabop'
2.792; scattering 29 Cleveland lacks 1852 Of ma
ory and the election of Governor will fall to the Lsss-
laurc which has Republican majority of thirty-one on
Joint ballot
Ist Congressional District-Buck Rep) 144o2; Vance
Den.): 14,s9s; Hart Prol, 9s5; sOper Nabor, 37S
Vance's plurality, 4i6.
III Di.trict-Iswis tRepD. l74O2; French Dem.l,
1870; Augur Pro). 336; Mansfield Labor, l'of9'
Frenchs plurality. 1923.
Sis; Rockwell PrO), 1,066. RussePs plurality oi5
IvLn Dlstrict-Mis (sepl. 1914 Granger Dem
1888; Manchester (Pro). 1,0S2; Bingham (LaDorl'
65S. Changers plurality, 32l.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
EFFORTS 10 STAMP oU1 PLEURoPyEUMoyIA.

EFFORTS 10 STAMP OUT PLEUR0PNEUhONIA.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The National Hereford
Cattle Breeders Association held It's annual meeting IN
this city yesterday. about 100 members being present.
The following officers for the ensuing year were ssctea'
President A. H. Levan, Of Cheyenne; vice-prescen"
Thomas Clark OF Bsechsr. H.. executive committees
man. H. II. Cough, Of Eyria, Ohio Board OF Direetor'
J. A. Funknauser, c. J. Jacobs, W. Hamilton j. a.
Henry and C. y. COsgrove. A committee Of three was
appointed select thirty members rs delegates 10 the
convention Of tho National Cattle Breeders Association
authorizing them TO eIpsnd pro rata much ~ the
other associations which ars members OF the assocauo
TO secure eg station providing for the extermnation Oh
psuro- pneumonia A resolution was adopted ASKING
ihe Secretary of the Treasury TO withdraw the permit
for the inspection OF battle for period OF one year Inc
latter resolution met with considerable opposition pu.
N was passed upon authoritative statement thAs
uro pne noniA prevalent In Great Britain ea-
n.cIaIlY In The Dublin st0ok Yards.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
REPORTING on THE GULF STREAM CT

REPORTING ON THE GULF STREAH COhhENIS'
The OF the river known as
the Gulf stream which has its origin in the Gu of Mexico
and along the Florida and makes ts 70
the eastward at the north Cape Hatera has been per-
picking study 10 mariners. Lieutenant j. f. PilsDury
United stats Navy, commanding the Coast surveying
steamer Blake, has made the following report Of his In
ve-gaons Of the OF Gulf Stream during March,
April. May and June, OF 1885 and 1856
The current wares daily in velocity, at times as much as
two and one half knots The greatest velocity about nine
hours before the upper transit Of the Accurate pre-
dcton tables VIII De Issued at later date when the opserV
tons obtained have been fully discussed. The variations are
more excessive the VI the stream than on the
east A..
The daily varies during the month, the
strongest set apparently coming day or two atier e moon
decndOn. but the observations are not as
sufficiently numerous definitely establish the exact Ia" Vi
this variation. A..
The axis OF the Guf Stream this point (position OF
greatest surface now Is eleven and one ha.i I'm few
Iowey Rocks Lighthouse The direction u aways AZ
degrees OF north magnetic The strongest one and
axis was hVe and one quarter knots the
three equarter = knots aud the average euIren' va"
Al tenths knots. , ,td not
There evidence that the axis Of the stream u wos
change It's position with wind blowing across ~ - the
that wind blowing the cuIrsht
surface dow. II Is probable that winds with inc 0" "
ID velocity