Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Board of Health in New Orleans
published card yesterday showing that
there has not been a case of yellow fever in
New Orleans this summer.
A dispatch received in St. Louis from ST.
dalia, Mo-, on yesterday, says the Bourbon
Democrats held meeting at Clinton. Mo-,
on the 23d, at which Bourbon clr.b was
Organized of As members, and revolutions
adopted favoring the Louisville Conven-
ton.
The Brazilian Minister, accompanied by
the Princes Augustus and PHILIPPE, visited
the President at Long Brunch yesterday.
A dispatch from Providence, Rhode Is
land, states that the b.ree negroes who had
been arrested for the recent outrageous at
tempt at murder AID robbery of the family
of Mr.. Augen, psead guilty ami were re-
manded to JAIL
The New Y ork Stu, processes to have
information that throws great discredit up
on SANKEY'S account of finding DIR. Livs
ingstone.
Both O'Baldwin and Mace, the late
would-be-but-were-n e-not-prize- fighters, claim
the stakes.
A dispatch from New York yesterday
says that Police Sergeant Carr had abscond-
ed to California, after victimizing civilians
and policemen to the extent Of five thous-
and dollars.
The negroes at Long Branch held an ex-
tensivs Grant and Wilson celebration on
Friday night last. The walters at the ho-
tells marched in body to the meeting. A
full negro regiment is being raised there.
a New Brunswick, N. j., dispatch of
yesterday says that Senator OBren, OF
that State, at an interview on the previous
evening, pronounced for the Louisville Con-
vention and for Charles O,Conor.
1t is thought that Gen. SlOcum will be
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
New York at the approaching election.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, ad-
dressed meeting at Hudson, New York,
on Friday night. He said that he had no
doubt but that the Republicans would carry
twenty out of the twenty-ore free States.
He eulogized Gen. Dix very highly.
The time for holding the fall regatta at
Put-in-Bay, has been changed from Sept.
19, 20 and q, to Sept. Z, 9 and 10. SO says
a Toledo, Ohio, dispatch of the 24th inst.
| A Helena, Montana, dispatch of the 24tb
| inst. gives an account of a fire which o
| Cured there on the night of the 23d, wbI.cl
| DESTROYED hotel, the Gazette printing es.
tablishment, and every building on OF -le en-
| tire block Of the town, besides ether build
ings In adjacent blocks. The loss Us stateC
at SIC, 900, with small insurance.
The Briggs House, of Chicago, Ill.,, gave
a picnic to the newsboys and boz lot blacks a,
Haas Park, near that city yesterday, which
is represented as grand SUCCESS, although
the rain during part Of the day inter
ferred somewhat with the amusements q
the boys. Between seveJl and eight hun.
dred boys and several hundred invited
guests were present. "A dinner was fur
nished by the Briggs FIouse and addresses
were delivered by several gentlemen, and
innocent amusement provided. No scci
dent occurred, an1 the little fellows We
delighted with the affair.
At a meeting of the creditors of John B
Lyon, the CHIEF manager of the lab, wheal
'corner," in Chicago, held in that city yes
terday afternoon, Mr.. Lyon statefi that hi
liabilities were $SOO, 1000, and he offered q
per cent. cash by Thursday Dext, and
per cent more in thirty days. A cemmis
sion was appointed to exami ne into the a.
fairs of the firm.
A Salt Lake, Utah, fiisg .atch of the 24t
inst, says the Emma Idil consolidate
Mining Co. sold three b., ,lndred tons of the
ore from Vellijo Tunnel on that day 4
$44.00 per ton,
Fires IN me tinR 5r east of the mour
talns In utaL Terr tory are still raging II
rlousiy, they VI i'll prove very disastror
70 the interests Of ihe Territory.
A dispatch fr 0m Levenwortb, kanss
of the 24th inst., says lunatic fro
Nebraska city, who gives his name
Heinrith Sicahy' killed A. j. Winters
citizen of LevenW' I'll, ,on the night of the 2
A Cincinnati dispatch of the oath, says
, small mill at the Mi ami Powder Mills, n
miles BoFth of Xeni a, Ohio, exploded Il
morning. The co ncusslon was felt ]
several miles arou nd. No persons We
injured.