The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-10-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


cars The caboose and several cars of
one train were burned. Conductor Frank
Ingram, Of Clean, was in the caboose and
burned to death.
SLIGHT shocks of earthquake continue at
Summerville, S. c., and vicinity.
JOHN EDWARD ELLIS, i beral member
Of the British Parliament, after maRng
tour Of Ireland and examining into the
Irish tenant question, praises the work of
the National Land League.
AMONG the passengers who arrived on
the steamer Belgic at San Francisco on
the 7th was Prince Louis Bonaparte, trav-
cling incOg. as Count Louis De DlOncalieri
He intended to remain few days there
and proceed East. He was received on
his arrival by the Italian Consul.
A DISPATCH from West Glare, Irel and,
says the sheriff, bailiff and large force
of police, while trying to make seizures
for rent at Guerrin, on the 18th, were OPP
posed and defeated by $50 men and women.
THE business failures in the United
States for the seven days ending the 9Th,
numbered 167,
NJ. De LEssEPs will attend the dedica
ton of the statue of Liberty.
JOHN CULPEPPER, of Norfolk, Va, was
badly beaten on the night of the 7th by a
negro burglar.
JOSEPH WADE had an arm mangled in a
clover-huller near Jefferson City Mo-, on
the 9Th.
The case against James Gilhooly, NJ. p,
charged with melting riot in Cork, has
been dismissed.
JAMES E. NORTH is the nominee of the
Democrats for Governor of Nebraska.
GENERAL KAULBARs is making slow
progress in his efforts to obtain recogni-
ton from the officers of the Bulgarian
army.
UNITED STATES SENATOR AUSTIN E.
PIKE died at his home at Franklin Falls,
n. H., on the Sth.
THREE miners were badly injured by a
gas explosion on the 9Th in a mine near
Beaver Falls, Pa.
MINISTER JACKSON, on the occasion of
his departure from Mexico, received the
greatest ovation ever given an American,
with the exception of General Grant.
THE American Board of Missions of the
Congregational Church closed its work at
Des Moines, Ia, on the 9Th and adjourned.
THE Knights of Labor convention at
Richmond, Va, fms he'd the work of or
ganization on the 9Th, and proceeded to
business
MRS. ANNA KozYANsKI, of Detroit,
Mich, was denied Christian burial on ac-
count of connection with a rebellious fac
ton of her church. She was a partisan
of Father Kolas in sky.
PREMIER Won TAAFE announced in the
lower house of the Austrian Parl lament
on the Sth that there is no occasion to APP
prehend disturbance of the Austro- Ger
man relations.
LEAvITT, who was arrested at Chicago
for the murder of Rev. Mr.. Haddock, at
Sioux City, Ia, has made a confession
charging John Arensdorf with the shoot
ing.
FIVE THOUSAND pork-packers, butchers
and other employees of the Chicago pack
ing houses went out on strike on the Stl
against return to the Ten-Hour system
throwing 1900 others into involuntary
idleness.
A RELIGIOUS riot at Delhi, in which
many were killed, was caused by a Hindo,
sectarian leader tying pig within a No
hammedan sacred edifice in such posi-
tion that it squealed all night.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND has beer
telling some of his friends how much h
enjoyed deer hunts down in the vicinity o
Hominy Hill. He says that he was for
tunate enough TO kill several, and has car
ried back to Washington some of the ant
lers.
EURO-PNEUMoNIA recently made it
appearance near Vincentown, Burlington
County, N. j., and it has spread to a
alarming extent. The State Board O
Health has attempted to eradicate it b,
killing infected animals and quarantinin
herds.
AN inquiry into the facts concerning tn
conservation of the colors of the Irish Flu
sileers by Catholic priest has been or
dered by the British Government.
JOSEPH CRAWFORD goes to the peniten
tiary for five years from Dallas County
Missouri, the charge against him bein
the burning of the town of Urbana.
JOHN w. NORTON, the st. Louis theatri
cal manager, is slowly improving, and o
the Sth was well enough to take a driv,
His friends are hopeful that he may pu
through, although he is a very weak ma
vet. H. is still in New York.
HENRY BANKS was found dead in hi
bed by his nineteen-y ear-old son at hi
home, at Jersey Heights, N. j., on the S ii
An empty bottle labeled "laulanum" in
dieated suicide. He had been sufferin
with rheumatism for some months. II
wife died year ago and his four childre
are destitute and friendless.
THERE has been a sharp advance in tn
prices of iron during the past week in til
: Chattanooga (Tenn.) district, and iro
men are much encouraged over the GU
look. Bar iron has gone from $3.50 TO SIS
within ten days, and the demand grow
heavier daily. There is not an iron il
dustry ia that section but what is in flu
operation.
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