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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-15
Condensed kilograms.

A passenger and gravel train Oh the Erie
Railroad, near Hornellsville, colided yes
terdsv morning, seriously injuring num-
Der of labcrers.
Alfred A. Smoking has been appointed
Consular Agent Of the German Empire at
Washington.
Mrs. WalWorth and her youngest daugh-
ter have taken up their res dence in Sing
Sing village, and attended divine service on
Sunday IN The prison chapel.
A heavy Storm swept over Yorkshire,
England. Yesterday. Crops we're greatly
damaged, and several persons were AlilTo.
A boy named Foush was accldentaiiy
killed by falling from building IN pro
cess of construction, in Indianapolis, last
night.
Richard Haley was drowned while path
ing in the river at Evansville yesterday.
Only two deaths from cholera were re-
ported in Cincinnati yesterday.
The steamer Drummond, laden with tea,
from Hong Kong to London, was wrecked
on May 81. al hands saved.
The Commander of the City of Wash
ington denies that there was lack of discip-
line on board that vessel, and is of opinion
that the disaster was caused by deviation OF
the compass.
u. S. Commissioner VIM. G. StOrrs sui
cided in Rochester yesterday.
The cholera has broken out in the Ohio
Penitentiary, and five deaths have resulted.
Four young men were drowned near Bal
timore yesterday by the capsizing of
boat.
An extensive connagration is raging
among the coal stores in Amsterdam.
The steamer Tigress sailed last evening IN
sc arch of the PolaIis.
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GRAND RAPIDS.
The Recent Fire.

GRAM RAPIDS, MICH, July 14.-One
OF the most appalling facts about the late
fire was the rspidity with which it spread.
The smoke from the Bridge Street House
barn, IN which the fire commenced, rolled
up in dark and frightful columns, looking
as though it came from the mouth of hell,
and before the few who had gathered there
had time TO express their wonder, the
fan es burst out and seemed to leap across
Kent street to the east aud seized the
Grand Rapids City Mills on the west,
and in an instant the mill and bali
3 dozen houses were in flames.
There was no power on earth that could
stop its progress. The engines were soon
on the ground, but what water they threw
upon the flames had no more effect than
though it had been thrown from a spoon.
The fire tiend was abroad, and seemed to
laugh at the Herculesn efforts of the fire.
meu. The fire rushed, leaped and drove on
Ike mad, and stopped not until ii ha
swept out Of existence everything in its
way, and stopped when the work Of de-
struction was done. There were no more
buildings in its way. Here follows list Of
the losses by the fire, amounting in the ag-
gregate to 100000, with an insurance Of
S100,0001
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NEW YORK.
Arbitration w. War.

NEw YORK, July IA meeting was
held at the University in Washington
Square tonight i'll favor Of international az
duration inste d Of war in cases OF national
dispute. Prof Martin presided. ResOlu-
TORS were offered by Mr.. Wilcox, endorsing
the resolutions of the British House of
Commons, and adopted, and addresses
were delivered by The latter gentleman, Mr..
Sampson and q nuaher of ladies' in support
of the object of the sssenbiage.
Rumors having been circulated that
Thurlow Weed was seriously i'll, the an
nonncement is made that although he has
suffered recently flom chronic difficulty,
his general La2lth has remained as good as
usu.l.
The Swiss Ia New York City.
The Swiss societies and Swiss populace OF
this Gig began their annual festival yester-
day, and bring the AFFAIR to close to day.
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PHILADELPHIA,
CentenenfaI CeIebration.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-The Centen-
NAL celebration of the frsC Methodist annual
Conference in America took place this
evening at St. Georges Methodist Episeopsl
Church, the same building in which the first
annual. Conference was held BishopJones
presided and addressed the meeting, saying
the results during the past hundred years
in the progress of the Methodist Church
exceeded that of any others. Letters were
read from Bishops Scott, Wiley, MsrTell,
Haven, Andrews, Beck and Pierce, regret
ting their inability to be present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-15
MEMPHIS.

Health of the Ctty-Fire-Crop he
ports, etc.
MEMPHIS, July IA The health Of thi
city was never better than at present. 4
few cases of sporadic cholera occasionally
appear, but excite no apprehensions. Many
persons who left the city during the preva
lence Of cholera are returning. The morn
ing train for Louisville, which was discon
tinued on account of the cholera, has beer
resumed.
Saw-mIII Burned.
The saw-mll of A. J. White 81 Co., IL
Fort Pickering, was burned by an incendi.
airy last night. Loss 5000; insured In 10
cad companies.
Railroad Matters.
Trains on the Mississippi Central now
run 10 Milan on the Memphis and Louis
vile Railroad, instead of Humboldt. The
extension thence to Cairo is being pushed
forward.
Crop Reports.
Crop reports from Arkansas, North Mis-
sissippi and West Tennessee are much more
encouraging, though drouth is feared. Re-
ports from North Alabama are conflicting,
and the appearance Of the cotton caterpillar
Is reported in several sections; likewise In
the prairie regions Of Mississippi.
The Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad.
MEMPHIS, July 14.-Some two years
since this county voted 5000 in stock to
the Selma, Marion and Memphis railroad,
with prOviso that the money should not
be used outside of this county until the road
was completed within it. 100000 in
warrants have already been issued to the
company, and soma time since the County
Court appointed a committee to investigate
the work done and the affairs of the road,
which committee made report against the
company, aud today the County Court, by
vote of 10 to 5 refused to issue any more
warrants, on the ground that the money
voted by the county had peen used outside
of it, and in violation OF the original con-
tract. 1t is understood the company will
bring suit for the remainder of the bonds.
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CINCINNATI.



CINCNNATI, July 14.--At Cambridge,
Ohio to-day nine-yesr-old SOC of WIN.
Dade, colored, accidentally shot and killed
his two year-old brother.
VIM. MorDingstar was killed at Upper
Sandusky to-day by being thrown from q
wagon, the horses attached to which were
running away.
A stone quarry at Pomeroy, O., caved in
to-day, killing young man named Hatcher
and wounding Geo. Savage.
Declined the Honor.
Z Rev. DR.. Nelson, Professor of Theology
in Lane Seminary, decisively declined the
recent invitation to the Presidency of Knox
College. He will continue at his post in
the Seminary.
NewspaperdOm.
The daily edition OF the Cincinnati Dahl,
Times and Chronicle to-day appears as the
Cincinnati Daily Times.
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lowed him to see he might not come to
BARN, and saw him go to Hawkins office,
knock for admittance, and the door was
opened by Toby Spring, whom be recog-
nizsd. Thinking that Narses bad fallen
among thieves, the detective got assistance
&nii forced his way into the house. Tobey
was secured, also Serafno. Hawkins made
his escape, but Narses, in his fright and de-
hrium, made straight for the river and was
drowned. Serafino made partial confess
sion and surrendered gus nifty Of burglars
tools and the plot disclosed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-15
INDIANAPOLIS.
RaiIrORd Capitalization

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. July 14.-Articles
Of cons olidation between the Chicago and
Atlantic Railway Company, party Of the
first part, and the Chicago and Atlantic Ex-
tension Railroad Company, party of second
part, and the road now in process of con-
struction, known as the Baltimore, Pitts
burg and Continental Railroad, were filed
this morning in the office of the Secretary
Of State. The object Of consolidation is to
form enc continuous line from Pi:tsburg to
Chicago. Th3 capital stock of said consol.
dated corporation is fixed at four million
dollars. TIE by laws of the party of the
first part are to be adopted ana made the
rule of government for the consolidated
company.
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Drc,, RIVEE VALLEY RAILReAD.

At the second seIni-annual meeting OF the
Stockholders of Duck River Valley Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company, Tuesday, Col.
L. D. Myers, the President, called the house
90 order. An election for Directors was
opened, ana the following were elected:
Hickman-O. A. Nixon, 1853; I. 5.
EaSey, 1879. oo
Humphreys-L. S. Goodrich, 6,526.
Maury-L. d. Myers, 1853; Ed VII
liams, 1889.
Lewis, $3.50.
Lincoln-M. D. Hampton, 1879,
Coffse-M. Il. Campbell, 1879.
81. Clagest, of Hickman county, received
20 votes, Gen. w. G. Whitthorne, of Maui
nv, received 40, and Hon. Dorsey b. Thorn
az, of Humphreys, received 1853, the
largest number of votes cast being 1879.
The Board met at the office of the COM
nanY Wednesday morning, July 0, at 8
O'Clock. Present, l.. S. Goodrich, o. A.
Eixon, L. D. Myers, Ed. Williams, r. G.
Mcclure, Col. Jas. Il. Lewis. Col. l.. D..
Myers wss elected President by acclana-
ton. J. Il. Hamilton declined reelection.
John FTierson and w. 3. Wilson were put
In nomination for Secretary and Treasurer
and w. Is. Wilson was elected. Ed. VII
lisms put in nomination Col. Falconnet as
Chief Engineer Of the company; be was
elected by reclamation. columbia Herald,
july II.
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LATEsTnARRETs BIZ TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, July 14.-Cotton nominal;
middlings 1910; net receipts 215 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 772 bales; stock G,O72 bales.
CHAMEsToN, July 14.-Cotton on,.fat:
middlings 19c; net r. pts 2Sa ,.,ales: ex.
ports port to Great Britain 1925 bales; sales
-oo Is, s1ock v,zI1 bales.
1AoE1.LE, July 14.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings 1S3c; net receipts u bales; exports
coastwise 1852 bales; sales 200 bales; stock
12,61S bales.
GALVESTON, July 14.-Cotton steady;
good ordinary 14sc; net receipts 80 bales;
exports coastwise 1,S49 bales; sales 10C
bales; stock 1892 bales.
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POLITICAL.
An Autobiography Convention.
The Platform for the Coming Cam.
paigu.

The Platform for the Coming Cam.
paign.
ST. LOUIS, July IA dispatch from
DesMoines, Iowa, says an anti-monopoly
convention held there Saturday nominated
a full county ticket, elected delegates to the
State convention, and passed resolutions de-
claring for no support to any man for office
who is not in full sympathy with the pro-
dueer and manufacturer, and opposed to
monopolies; also declaring that the doctrine
of vested rights by railroad corporations,
which exempt them from legislative con-
troll, has no place in the Jurisprudence of a
free people; demanding reform in the sal
AIRY of public officers, denouncing the back
salary grab, and the President for signing
the law, and demanding its repeal; demand.
ing political reform and the strictest econ
omy in State and county affairs. 1t also in.
vites all persons to join this movement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-15
THE YALE EXPLORING PARTY.
Interesting Fossil Remains Discov-
cred.

cred.
FORT MCPHERSON, July 14.-Professor
Marsh and the Yale College Exploring
party returned ere to-day from the Nioba-
rora river, where they have spent the last
month in geological Investigations. The
trip was successful and many interesting
discoveries were made. Many new extinct
animals were found, and among them sew
eral fossil horses, camels and rhinoeeros,
The party are sll well and start tomorrow
for Fort Bridges, Wyoming, to explore the
Nintah mountain country,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-15

The longevity in East Haddam, Conn,
IS illustrated by the fact that The average
age of thosa buried in its graveyard dur
ing the last quarter century was ifty-one
Years. while the number of those more than
eighty years old now living in single dis
trict is greater than in the entire city OF
New Haven.
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Two cases Of cholera are reported in
Cleveland, o.
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Iniun aud Amerifan,
,pu,zs nv SUBSCRIPTION.

GOLD was quiet in New York yester
day at 115i61165, closing a. 116.
TENNESSEE BONDS were higher in New
York yesterday, selling at so! for the old
nd 79a for the nav.
COTTON was quiet in New York yester-
day at 2Osc for middliDg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-15

OMAHA, July 14.-Last evening
brakesman on the B and NJ, R. R., while
quietly walking the street, was assaulted
whom be had exposed to passengers on the
among the railroad men, who are reported
to have held netting to consi4er the
, 1873-03-04

AHB1sTANT TNEASUNEN9.
Tho sounte, today, agreed to IN amendment
to the 6undry Civil bill, which provides for the
appointment Of two Assistant Treasurera Of tho
Unitod States, to DO located at Cincinnati aud
Chicago said officials to haye their headquarters
and to assume tho custody Of tho public moneys
belonging to tho United Statos. The salaries Of
thcse oillcials is placed at $4,000 per annun,.
An immediate appropriation Of $4,000 il mado
to fix up temporary quarters for their accommo-
datiou.
, 1873-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
E1HNAHiE!


CREDIT MoB111En TESTIMONY.
WAs11sNaToN, March 3-The scnuto concurrod In
timouy Deforo tho polaptl credit Mobilicr Committee
MILITARY pNIsoN.
Mr. LOGAN called up tho bill to catubAHll military
prison, Passed.
sr1sErna nEL1l:v.
a1r. SHERMAN. from tho Committee on Finance,
reported tho House bill to rolsyo Trsasurer Spinner
from, bin responsibility for tie dolalcalons Of u sub
onEnENTnLs. .-
Mr.. HITCHCOCK presented tie crclcntials Of In-
galls svnatoT-eleet; M Mr. oAG1N thoso Of soustor
STEAMBOAT 1NsrEoGoas.
On M9tton ot MI TEnllY leh TIC Bly, passed
aols for Anchigau.
MI. SHERMAN, fso'n tho COMMITTEE On Finance.
reported tho House bill to amend o Tariff oct Ut Ju,le
Q, 1872 with an amendment striking out Us per cont
mac4ront aud sarlnicclli.
,1r. Ay11a ott2e1 ps1FpaoT a,t amendment n>oy,,tno
for drawback on thp export duty Oil loconutivD rn-
Enos and railroad cars ,unufc lroN partially of wdo
grown In tho United sa!es, under tho act Of 1CG1 IN
case wlore tho exempted material exceeds onc-half tho
Yal"o Of tho llnorat used, which adopted, Ecr-
Mon y relating to WHISKY lost at sca, waa ssEckon cut.
THE DEFICIENCY NIL
was resumed, aud tho amendments reported by tho
arn ss5o. .doo to reimburse tic Crock orphan fund
oo Tor tue arrcars Of interest due tho Ooknsaws
$5l3,0oo for tho Montana war claim.
4 motion TO strilo u,t tho appropriation for public
buildings 1t Evansville. Ind, waa not agreed to.
Mr sllElaIAN ~ Offered an amendment, anpotntinE
Assistant Treasurera Of tie UAited bkGtes a Cincinnati
III. siIERalAS moved I'd to strike out tho appropra-
tiom oi ~ for la41s purchased by tho osaBca
o. On motion If NJ. oAaiiiRoN, tho appropriation OF
70 pay lilo Interest die tho chtr1aBaws waB
Tle bil having been cousldores al In Committee Of
the "llo!o waa reported to tho senate.
NJ. sIEMAltT called up Tho Houso substitute for
ta senato bill reat!ng to the sao Ut vacant coal ads
, 1873-03-04

The Morrill, amendment suspondtnB julgsnonta Of
tho Court Of Claims III favor VI dsloyal claimants
waH strt.ok out.
PACIFIC MAIL.
Mr.. DAWES, from thu Gonu,tttee ON Wnva aud
Means, reported tho testimony takun III tue lna,r Of
tho 1aciao Mail subsidy to ho Deposited with tho Oe!k
Of tho House, to he ail by him before tl,u next UGll
gresa and stated that nothing in tho tcatimouy im
oasel any mcnlbor or eMployo Of tho lIouBo.
Tho uouso at o:15 y, H. took reeess,
EVENING SESSION,
BYFHEA WASTR 70 EXPLAIN.
Mr.. eYptl1I, rising to personal explanation. pro.
ccodea TO read LIS tefcnsc naina tho allegation malls
uou i In regard to tho election frauds In To1ia,u
L Cos :~1La
, 1873-03-04

Tho majority report on tie Pomeroy caao dis
appointed everybody, except the thick-and- thin
partiaana Of tho ox-Kansaa Senator. Tho minor
ity report, submitted by Judge Thurman. how
ever rolioyod tho Committee from the lmputa-
tion that its purposo was simply 10 whitewash
him. There being no resolution on which tho
Bonato Gun net, OF course, Pomaroy will be
allowed to 20 out with just such record as the
evidence makes for him. It is stated that ho
will now uso his influence to have Caldwell OK
PEELED, 30 that he may bo candidate himself for
Tho vaeancy.
, 1873-03-04
NUMBER 1917.


Tho Committee of Conference on tho Gcncva Award
bill wero unob|o to ngree: a,.u.
Tile Bc1ato nnenment to tho 1fonne I'LL to remove
Tho political and legal liaabtca Of William Smith, Of
fauqut0r County, va sEara pls w'sasroea to-
:. NJ: m n1oKET made report on tho Army Appropria'
NJ. oohunN, ono of tho uouso conforces, said ,nat
ho Ind agreed 70 tho report excopt to ono point In
It, and TINT was o itcn appronriasiny 500 600 fortwo
military forts on tho protected Northern pncio Hull
MI. DIoKEY sustained THO report md stated that
mcnlod by tho Secretary Of Var and Gun. Bhcrman.
The report waa ngroet TO-.
ifIsoE1IAaEouH.
Ih6 u0uHc thcl resumed the biancs8 on tic Speak
e1's table, and disposed thereof aa follows sannto
amendment I'd 1Iotlsc bill iii regard to nale OF pu!pe
oapss II e9 as .s as os to mosa
mcnts asrikos out tho duty OF 55 por cent OF nao-
hir. cox moved 10 concur In that amendment.
All tic amendments wero rejected and referred to
bill to remburs Alonana for the expenses Of tho In
dian hostlltice was 1grccd to. Tho sonato an,ond.
shelton ii. Icako, Of yirglnia, was agreed TO-.
as ;Hs E; 81
Tic aonase ll authorlzng mil steamship service in
porls, was laid on tho table,
Mr.. GARFIELD mado conference report on tho
L:sga1ativc, Executive, and Jadlc1l APpropriation
President Of tho United states to recoyo $4,000 the
Court, $1o50O Justices Of tho Supreme Court sloo0o
Cabinet officers, $1000 Assistant Secretaries Of tho
Tsas of ' H. and oss Is'F asf e sso
Congress $4,000; Benators, Representatives,
and tclcgacs including Tho preGent Congress-, $500.
acsnuI indydnai T travea o5penses homes
to tho sent Of doyernment md seturn by fho os' a'
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
In regard to the pacac Railroads tho ssnate amend
roots the Withholding Of government charges for trans
poration Ia retained, and 10 ts tho Hoia3
nits FOR II e resaon Of Charges BY ho Credit
Mober IN the roa The pnss agd
tic an mi ID qseson was ordorodyeas los naya,
Nfr. Garfield laylug explained tho points Of tho
mr. FAIlN8WOIlTu oppogcd tho salary proposition,
particularly in view Of tho rc)ection of Tho amendment
increasing of tho female oorks IN TIC Depart
coin for four yeara at $4,000 per a1nm, when gold
was so1notimcs $50 per cont, and yet Lincoln sayea
during n Saro E asa o hs o
cmolumonts IN tho way Of residence, servants otc,
s value S s 9s M 4s
which slarned Credit Mobier, and everything
olso that was corrupt, which had taken
place in this Congress, or any ether
Congress OF which ho had been member, I1c up:
So nj Of tho Mouse to vote down the report
A1r. N1nIAcK alao opposed the report. Ho thonght
rcsa was already ahoring under temporary depzes-
Zion in tle publo Mind Tho eyouta Of tho lust fow
months had not boon favorable Congrcas In tho pub
Id csnntion rho BUSINESS Of tho country wnB worry
much depressed. In vpw OF all tho circumstances ha
was OPPOSED to tho report and he would oppose It to
extra session.
AIr. RANDALL sustained tho report He asxed
, 1873-03-04

Ashlas Lodge, No. 8os A. T. aud 4. III. 1,cuular oor
antoaIlon ,1s s ae,ay2} a,2 % s,opnE .h sr
fraternity cordially inytod to negt wtt:l II. III order
tho W. II. q. II. OItANE, HooFotary,