Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-29


In Fayette county, III, an epidenie is
carrying of large nuInbers Of eatile.
During a seyere storm az Easl Liverpool,
Ohio, on the z2d inst, las. Pugh was Killed
by lightning.
The Free Masons Of Austria are seeking
permission- % re-open their lodges, which
have been closed sinoa d7e4s n - u.
The Wheeling Intelligencer learns that
Mr.. John Robinson, an old and highly
respected citizen Of Monongahela county,
was stung 70 death By bees one day lasi
week.
y William Shell took refuge under 4 tree
10. Dalton, near the line Of Clarke county,
Ohio, during q shower the other day,
and was struck and killed BY lightning, T
* mulaoo woman BY the name Of
Banerd, living at Lacrosse, Wisconsin,,
gave birth, on the 5th inst, tOthree child
req, tWo Of whom are white, and one as
black "a a coal.
In Madame Ratazzis book Napoleon is
called the Emperor TodO." That is the
pet name" by which Eugenie used TO ad-
dress him whep they were dfsi married I
eIaon todeyp my Az tHstkHA
II. Il. Holman, Of Kansas City, Is having
a mammoth balloon made, in which he
proposes making an excursion and race
with Prof. Steiner, the ballonist, from
Kansas City, on the 30th inst.
e. The loss OF, the Provisional governmenl
by the adjournment Of Congress, creaIes
great Installation among the carpet
baggers, some Of whom threaten 10 bolt the
Radical party lift refuses to give them all
they ask for. . grRn..r
Col. Muzsey, who lobbied the bill
through Congress giving So. Marie $4,000
for the apprehension Of Surratt, got an in
junction, restraining payment Of that 10
dividual until he liquidated Mussey's
claim for lobbying Is through. -,.s 4
The dead body Of a woman was found
lying on the plank road in the vicinity Of
Henderson, KY, few days since, with a
little girl some three years old vainly en-
deayoring to arouse her. II is believed
her death was caused by sun-strolle.
Professor StoddaId, Of Miami Univer-
sily, says the recent hot weather has had nc
parallel at Oxford for twenty-three years
On the l4th the mercury reached 10l0, and
the average for eleven days, az 2 p. NJ was
over 95o. a... .ara.a
A man named Fletcher who liyes near
Fairfield, Greene county, Ohio, heating a
noise in his barn-yard Friday night, went
ont 10 see what caused il, and some one
lying in wait shot and killed him. A rel
alive is suspected Of committing the deed.
Nicholas Baker and Samuel Mall, two
boys only ten years old, sons Of respectable
parents, in Maryville, Nodaway county,
Missouri, got into quarrel the other day,
when Baker threw brick, striking Mall
back of the ear and killing him instantly
The youthful homicide had an examine
ton, and, il appearing that the deed was
done in self-defense, he was released.
The Ohio Patriot says that Mrs. Henry
Hoffman, residing two miles west of North
Georgetown, was instantly killed by a
stroke Of lightning, ON the 22d inst She
had in her arms Der baby, five months old,
and was accompanied by little daughter,
who was walking by her side The little
girl escaped injury but the infant was some
what injured. A lady named Diehl, of the
same township, was killed by lightning on
the 23d inst.
A terrible case OF poisoning occurred at
Pine Lake, MichigaH, a few days since.
Mr.. Thomas Cade went TO town, and was to
get some corrosive sublimate TO be used
upon a horse and his son, about sixteen
or seventeen years of age, wished him TO
get some tartarie acid 10 be used with soda
10 form q drink. As soon as Mr.. Gade got
home, The SON called for his acid, and re-
ceiyed the paper Of poison through care
lessness. He mixed the drink, and several
young people drank Of it, the young man
himself drinking Considerable, from which
he died. The others we're very sick, but
will recover.