Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-01-30
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Japs leave San Francisco on special
train tomorrow. They will reach Omaha
some time next summer when the Union
Pacific thaWs out.
The Cincinnati Board Of Trade petition
Ohio Congressman to oppose the Chicago
Relief bill. Sichis life.
The Grand Duke passes Indianapolis at
10 O'Clock this morning, and reaches Louis
vile at 8 p. NJ. Cassius NJ. Clay, late Min
lister to Russia, will do the hOnors,
Beware Of your cosy CRATE this cold
weather: another child burned to death near
Evansville.
Little Rock failed to touch zero yester-
day, by 9 degrees.
Chicago is crowded with wOrkmen from
all partss-BhO are freezing and furnishing
because there is no work, as rebuilding can
not be resumed till spring.
The Radical Central Committee Of
Ohio, meet on Valentines day to fix the
date Of their State Convention.
Cleveland, o., reports l9-year old sui
eide.
Even the name Of Tammany has been
wiped out, and the Hall will henceforth be
known as columbian"
Two more citizens of Brooklyn Ku-
KluXed.
A passenger was blowa by the gale from
a car on the Flushing Railroad yesterday,
and seriously injured.
Roberts was inaugurated President of the
republic of Liberia on New Years day.
There was a heavy gale from the north
west at New York yesterday, accompanied
by fall of snow.
The Delaware and Lackawanna railrosd
has reduced the wages Of labOrers from S1.50
to Sl.25 per day.
Joseph B. Lyman, agricultural editor of
the New York Tribune, died Sunday.
The Internationals claim that their Or
ganization is spreading throughout the
country. Twenty-seven new unions have
been formed during the month.
Highwaymen are plying their vocation
in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Three prisoners escaped from the jail at
Covington, KY, yesterday, by means Of a
key taken from the turnkey.
Blackburn, charged with numbering his
mistress at ChillicCthe, Ohio, has been sen
fenced to the Penitentiary for life.
A. Wylie Wilson has been arrested at
Washington, Pa, for forging soldiers Vouch-
ers for back pay and bounty.
Smallpox decreasing in Cincinnati.
Over 100, 900 coolies have been introduced
in Cuba since 1S47.
The New Orleans House of Refuge for
boys has been burned. Loss $4,000.
The new ice boat Maryland, built at Bal
timore at a cost of 100000, was destroyed
by fire Saturday night.
Hon. Norman S. Eddy, Secretary of State
of Indiana, died suddenly at indianapolis
SUNDAY, of heart disease,
Spinal meningitis prevails to serious ex-
tent among New York horses. Even the
best regulated stables are visited by it.
A Havana letter says Gen. Cespedes is
suffering greatly from sore eyes, with fair
prospect Of becoming totally blind.
ThOs. Scott, of the Pennsylvania Central,
and other railroad magnates are visiting
New Orleans on railroad prospecting tour
The Congressional Committee appointed
to investigate the late legislative troubles in
New Orleans arrived in that city Saturday
evening.
Gen. Mat. W. Ransom has been nomi- |
mated by the Democrats for Unitel States
Senator from North Carolina, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Mr.. Vance. This is considered equivalent |
to his election.
The Merchants Association of Milwaukee |
oppose the bill in Congress for the remis- |
sion Of duty on lumber imported with |
which to rebuild the burnt district of Chi |
cagO. They declare the measure detrimen- |
tai to home industry.
The latest Presidential ticket mOOted in |
among the opponents of Grants |
is Hendricks and Curtin.
There were shipped from Savannah, on |
Friday, 1,566,9S1 pounds upland cottOn,and |
over ffty-Lwo tons cotton-seed, all for Liy-
erpool.
The Confederate rams sunk in Charles
ton harbOr during the evacuation have been
raised, and found in fine state of preser-
7atiOn.
The Secretary of the Treasury directed
he Assistant Treasurer at New York to
purchase bonds in February, as follows:
0ne million on Feb. l, Is and 20, three
millions in all, and to sell gold as follows:
Feb. 8 and p, one million, two millions
n all.
Many delegates to meeting of the Penn
ylvania Republicans, convened at Harris
burg last week, were favorable to the idea
If placing Pennsylvania on the Presi-
lential ticket, in the place of COlfax, and
he general feeling among them indicates a
strong preferences for Senator Scott. They
eel that tariff man would confirm the
element in that State in support
IF the Radical ticket.