The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-06-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE British Government has placed the |
districts terrorized by mobs in the province |
of Ulster under martial law.
REV. j. X. GUTHERM, rabbi of Temple
Sinai of New Orleans, died on the night of
the 11th He was one of the most promi-
nent leaders of the Reformed Jewish
Church and Jewish orders and charitable
institutions.
THE mob composing the Belfast rioters
is said to have been made up of the low
est scum of that city, whose chief object
was robbery.
MRS. HoYT, the Presidents sister, left
the White House on the 18th for Buffalo.
She was accompanied to the station by
Mrs. Cleveland.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, is threatened with a
church war among the Polish Catholics,
| growing out of the organization of Polish
military company without the priests
| consent.
MILE. RHEA has been sued by her for
mer manager, James w. Morissey, for
$4,000 damages. The complainant al
leges that she DETAINED his character in
her newspaper interviews.
WAN, the convict who led the st. Vim
cent de Paul pententiary revolt at Mon
treal, Can, has been found guilty of
shooting with intent to escape, and with
breaking jail. He was sentenced to twenty
five years additional Imprisonment, which
gives him thirty three years to remain in
the penitentiary.
Mr.. A. MACKENZIE, United States Vice
| - ,loA g.,
volver on the 18th, lodging bullet in her
temple. He then placed the pistol to his
own head and fired bullet into his brain,
Both were taken to the hospital, but Mr..
Mackenzie died on the way. Mrs. Mac
kenzie will probably not recover.
The Postmaster General has established
the free delivery system at Bradford, Pa.
CAPTAIN FRANCIS JEFFREY DICKENS
son of the late Charles Dickens, the En-
glish novelist, died very suddenly at the
residence of Mr.. Samuel Kennedy, at East
Moline, ILL.,, on the 10Th, of paralysis of the
heart.
NELSON PALMER, a young Baltimore
(Md.) stock broker, who was in Jail under
a charge of forgery, committed suicide in
his cell by poison on the 18th.
Ex-PREsIDERT ARTHUR went out for a
drive on the 18th. His health seems to be
continually failing, Notwithstanding the
occasional rallies of strength.
ONE HUNDRED natives and ten English
persons lost their lives by the recent erup-
ton of the volcano of Tarawea, New Zea-
land.
A FIRE at Muscatine, Ia, on the 18th
destroyed a $4,000 saw mill, the Huttig
Company's sash and door factory, -four
dwellings, four bridges, and 1900, 600 feet
Of lumber belonging to the Muscatint
; Lumber Company. A man named Cooper
was killed.
3 SEVERAL vessels were lost in "norther'
r at Valparaiso, Chilli, on the night of thu
18th. Thirteen lives are known to have
been lost.
, THE French Princes who come within
the provisions of the expulsion act re-
Gently passed by the French Chamber o
Deputies are preparing to leave the coun
try.
NJ. LEON LAU RENT-PICHAT, the well
4 known writer and member of the Frencl
r Senate, died on the 18th.
f MISS LILLE GRUBB, the American
= actress, now in London with Harry
v Dixie's company, has received humble
of flattering offers of engagements iron
London managers.
|, WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, a canal boat cap
tain, and his wife were suffocated on boar
|, their boat by bilge gas at New York O.
y the 18th.
THE Oconto Company's Touring mil
several residences, shingle factory and
. number of cars loaded with cedar post
burned at Oconto, Wis, on the 18th. TIL
loss will aggregate fully $4,000.
=. THE steamer st. Joseph, from Liverpool
~ arrived at st. Johns, Newfoundland, o
the 18th, having on board the crew of tn
schooner, Mary, Queen of the Seas, lost /
" mid-ocean on May 3.
n CHAMBERS has made it's appearance,
n among horses at Newark, N. j., and vicin
n ity.
n THE Shah of Persia is said to hav
granted extensive and valuable conceS
sions to Mr.. Winston, ex-United State
>, Minister, for the construction of railway
a between Teheran and Benshire an
n Meshed, near the Afghan frontier.
n FIRE destroyed the furniture factory
C. A. Dorney g. Co., at Allentown, Pa, o
the night of the 18TH
Il THE White House receptions will /
ID held this week regardless of the sultr
ID weather.
l. SEVERAL houses were wrecked during
i riot in Sligo on the night of the 10Th.
Rev. T. DEWITT TALMAGE preached G
the 18th on the evils wrought by stron
D. drink among working men.
= Mr.. GLADSTONE has issued manifest
y to the electors of Midlothian.
lie THE Bulgarian Assembly, it is eXpecte,
s. viii shortly proclaim the union with Rot
y mela.
JOHN DAILY, a recent convert from CT
Il tholicism, attempted to preach at Wilkes
+ barre, Pa, on the 18TH but was preventC
is by a mob.
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