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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-29
ACME MOWER and REAPER

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-03

The city physician of Chattanooga an
nounces that DO mortuary reports will be
given In tbs future, unless the cholera
should again make its appearance.
From the Knoxville Chronicle, Aug. 81.
1t was reported yesterday that Mr. Kitch-
en- was down with cholera, but on further
investigation we were reliably iCfOrmed
that Dr. Boyd pronounced his sickness not
cholera. We heard Of No other new case
reported yesterd y, and Miss Grimsldi and
young Mills are couv2lescent, while James
Cotton cenies that his wife ever had the
cholera. This about cleans out the cholera
in Knoxville, bat not entirely out Of the
brains of some few men.
The town marshal of JonesbOro', Who so
bravely stood to his post, during the cholera
siege, was taken down with cholera on
Thursday last, we are glad 10 state, was
much better yesterday as the tain passed.
From the Jonesboro Echo, Aug %.
One of Mr.. Sliger's children, i've miles
southwest of this place, is reported sick
with cholera. We have no particulars.
We hear that d lighter OF Mr.. Cloyd,
who bad waited on her father during his
sickness and up to his death, was taken
with cholera symptoms on Sunday last. A.
last accounts she was better, which is due
to the fact that medicll aid was promptly
sent for. This case is few miles below
town.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-03
SHARPER THAN A SERPENTS
TOOTH,

From the Knoxville Chronicle, Aug. 81.
Mrs. Caroline i. Carson, psnsioner, re-
siding near Madisonville, Monroe county,
has been receiving pension on account of
the death of her SOD, until the year 1869,
when payment of her pension was suspend
ed, as she was dsloyal. Upon investigation
the SUSPENSION was removed a short time
since, and proper vouchers sent her to exc
cute draw her pension. In July the
Pension Agent sent her check for $500 to
her address at Madisonville. By some
means her soa JEFF. l.. Carson got the check
from the postofiice, and refused to give it
up to his mother until she paid him $500,
claiming that he had been mainly instru.
mental in having her pension restored, and
claiming pay for go days service at the rate
of five dollars per day. The pensioner made
complaint against her SOD, and Special
Agent Wager sent young Carson word
10 deliver the check TO his mother within
a given time or be would have him arrest
ed. This WAS on the 18th Of August, and
on the 10Th Mr.. Wager returned with in
s'ructions from the Commissioner Of Pen
sions 10 arrest him if he had not given up
the check and still refused to do so, but
fou' that be had given it up ON the l4th
inst. The despicable scoundrel should be
treated with the loathiDg and contempt his
base conduct deserves. Any one who
would defraud widow, and especially
son, should be classed among the lowest
aud depraved of thieves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-03
LAYING A GHOST,

Young American ladies startle the staid
duennas of the Old World with their wild
Amazonian ways, and are contemplated
with a sort of superstitious dread by Eu-
ropean mammas Who recard them as a
species of dashing feminine vacqueros, that
cross the sea to run down and lasso unpro-
tected l0rdlings with matrimonial halters
Generally trey manage to make a
sensation wherever they go, and
the neighborhood of Dieppe is
still ringing with the lesson one OF
them taught to practical joker. She went
With party TO view the ruined chateau
d'ATques, within which is a crumbliDg tower
well known 10 be haunted. She ridicuied
and defied the ghosts, and to show her con-
tempt for them climbed to the top OF the
tower and sat down to make q sketch. A
stranger, who had overhe I'd her braVado
and who was a ventrloquist, threw his
ice into the ivy in such way as to produce
uneartbly sounds. The young girl threw
down her ske'ch-book, and assuming an
appearance of fright, appes led to the ven
trilcquist to come and see If there was not
some one lurking in the tower. The stranger
ENJOYING his success and willing TO keep up
the fun, climbed up from stone to stone,
peering about and still casting his weird
voice above and below him all the while,
until he reached the crest where the young
lady was perched, when the showed him in-
to the moat below. Then, as he fl0undered
snoring out of the mu1 and water, she
CALI d out to him, ''Tt must have been the
ohOstlD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-03

A PENNSYLVANIA lady has most ro-
mantle and irgeni US way of managing the
gentleman so happy as TO be her huso tnd.
Exasperated by her persistent conversation,
re uilgallantly boxed her ears the other
dsy. The wrelched woman cast but one
lingering rep-oachful glance upon i her ,ord
and fed, simply observing as she departed
that the briny deep should wash away the
insult. Leaving behind her everything
most dear and precious to berthe home OF
her married life full of beautiful and cher-
ished memories-this heart-broken woman
rushed frantically to the canal, and, with
ore parting sigh, threw in a large stone,
which made a mighty splash. Then she
went and hid herself in the bushes ana
giggled, while her husband and twenty
0Iber men hurried up, with horror de-
picted upon their countenances, and wildly
dragged the canal for her bodv. Hhen
the Injured wife became convinced that tne
wretch had suffered enough, she appeared
from behind the bushss and led him nome,
a resigned and willing victim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-03
LOUISVILLE.
second industrial Exposition.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2-The Second
Grand Industrial Exposition opened 10
night with brilliant display. The vast
BUILDING was Illuminated from dome to
cellar, and the effect produced in the gen.
eral display of m chinery, manufactures,
textile fabrics, etc, was imposing. About
1900 people were in attendance. The Ex-
position is hardly complete, but will be so
by Friday 1t is regarded as a superb eX-
hibition of art, industry and mechanical
genius, and is superior to the display
of last year. a large number of strangers
are here to-day. The managers may be
Congratulated on the success which has
crowned their efforts. One-third moe ma
Oh merry than last year is exhibited and ar
ranged much better. The display of pic
lures surpasses that of last year, the collec-
ton nbracing many fine paintings by old
masters. The Natural History d partme.,t
is very large, ever 100 cases OF lossiis ana
minerals icing already in position. The
general arrangement OF articles Is better
Than last year.
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POLITICAL.
New York.


NEw York. Sept. 2.-The Tammany
Hall Committee on Organization held Sc
Get meeting this afternoon at which an an
imated debate took place on the matter OF
securing he rights OF the organization in the
appoin ment and distribution of inspectors
of election and poll clerks. A committee
was appointed to wait on the Police Com
missioners.
The State Central Committee issue a call
tomorrow for State Convention.
Ohio.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 2.-The Democratic
Senatorial Convention at Ottawa, o., to-
dsy nominated Judge E. d. Potter, of Lu-
cas-, and Alexander w. Tressler, OF Henry
county, to the State Senate.
A SemI-ReIigt0us Struggle I'm Cali
fOrnia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Politicsl ex-
element b high. The Peoples snli-rail-
road ticket is strong and it is believed will
sweep the field. The people feel they have
no other means to defeat The railroad mo-
nopoly which controls both the other Con-
ventions. The contest between Crowly
and Cockrill for Chief of Police, has taken
a strong religious complexion and will be
bitter at the polls for that reason. The or
der of United Americans has declared In
favor of the latter. Ia consequence Crowly
will receive large number of Democrat
and Catholic votes. The contest for School
Directors is characterized by the same prin-
ciple. Ample preparations are made to
preserve order SC the polls, Tomorrow.
Democratic County Convention.
PITTsBURG, PENN, September g.
The Democratic County Convention met
in Lafayette Hall this morning, and nomi-
mated full county ticket. At the opening
of the convention a resolution was intro
duced censuring the action Of the State
Convention admitting contestiDg delegates
from this county, bnt was laid on the table
by decided majority. The proceedings
were harmonious. A portion of labor, re-
form and temperance ckets were taken up.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
State platform, and county and State nomi-
nations.
Municipal Election.
WILMINGTON, DEL Aug.-The munich
pal election here took place to-day. The
Republicans were successful BY increased
msjorities.
Buffers Chances for the Nomination.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS Sept. 2.-The Re-
publican Cancasses tonight were full and
lively, Two If them used the check lest in
voting, and these elected Wasbburn, and
among the delegates in two others there
was a split on refusal to use checklists and
two sets OF delegates were chosen from
those wards. The result 10 the city is
Wsshburn A, Butler II, contested 5. Our
footings for the State 80 far are Washburn
l22, Butler 172, doubtful 8.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-03
BkOUkLYk.

Resignation Of Treasurer Sprague.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Tribune says
the resignation of City Treasurer Sprsgue,
of Brooklyn, has been rendered. 1t viii be
sent to the Board of Aldermen Monday,
and ex-Alderman D. D. Whitney will be
nominated by the Mayor as his sue
cessor. 1t is believed the sppointm ant will
be confirmed. Two persons connected with
the Trust Company have fled afidavits
charging Sprague with malfeasance in of
flee. These will be presented to the Grand
Jury and action probably taken in a few
days. There prevails deep seated feeling
tina, In addition to what is known, that the
connection of all members of the ring
with frauds will be revealed, and unless
Rodman is permitted to escape, the whole
plan of plumber will be made manifest. 1t
is now s.a'ed that if RodmaD is tried be
will be able to prove he obeyed the orders
of Sprsgue and members of the ring, but it
is not generally thou BIT that the ring will
permit him TO appear for trial. In few
DAYS he will be quietly bailed and will soon
disappear from view.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-03
AN UNFORTUNATE YOUNG LADY.

Miss Ida Il nderson, of Highland courty,
Ohio, is charming young la y, and would
like 10 be courted as well as any other NJ
her sex, but she has been unfortunate in
her matrimonial aspirations, and the young
gentlemen are beginning to discover that
she isn't safe girl to WOO, and are fight
ing shy of her. Two years ago she was
engaged TO Moses Patton, but one night
when Moses was ridinr in hot haste to visit
her, with bis msrrisge license in his pocket,
he was thrown from his horse and killed.
Miss Ida was not entirely inconsolable In
this sad trial, for the mantle OF Moses
soon fell upon his brother James,
and Ida's smiles and favors de-
scended Herewith. But some malicious
fate seems to have decreed that she shall
never wed Patton, for a few d3ys ago,
as James, like bis brother before him, was
riding oVer to visit his intended, there arose
a violent thunder storm, seemingly sent
to intercept the unsuspecting lover, and a
cruel bolt of lightning killed both James
and nis horse. Had the paternal shotgun
or the white fangs of the vigilsnt mastiff
wrought this destructian, Ida's chances
would yet be good, for an ardent lover cares
not fig for such trivial dangers, but there
is something uDcanny about lightning, and
young men are averse 10 tEihiDg with It.
Miss Henderson deserves sympathy, cer-
tainly, and will doubtless get it, but if Of
the masculine sex, her sympathjze:s will
take care that they are betrayed into no
warmer feeling.
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Condensed Teiegrams.

Mr.. Dent, father-in law of the President,
is in very feeble health.
A hotel and eight business houses were
incendiarized in Newcastle, Pa, Monday
night-loss $4,000.
In his annual report, President Watson
states that Erie has recovered property to
the amount of SS,322, $50 during the past
year-from Jay Gould and others.
George Smith, who won about $4,000
with his mare Belle Berkley at the Pits
burg races last week, lost it all yesterday,
his nocket-book being stolen from his coat
which he thoughtlessly left in the stall OF
bis favorite.
The government corrals at Fort Riley,
KS, were totally burned Sunday night, the
horses narrowly escaping.
We have another advertisement By tele-
graph of the Cincinnati Exposition, which
opens at 7:30 this p. NJ.
The Mexicans have resumed cattle steal
ing on the Texas border with their wonted
Vigor.
FOREIGN.
Al accident on the Luxembourg railroad
yesterday killed eight passengers and in
jured fifteen.
Victor Emmanuel visits Vienna and Bsr-
lin about the 10th.
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NarrOW.GauEe Railroad between
Fdxe6eld and CIarksyIlle.

At meeting of the Edge6eld Board OF
Msyor and Aldermen, Col. W. W. Vaughn,
BY invitation, addressed the members OF toe
Board on the subject Of narrowgange
railroad between Edgefeld and GAINESVILLE,
and made an enthusiastic argument IN favor
of the enterprise, giving history OF the
success of narrow gauge railroads through
"a, he country, and giving facts 70 show
what pr spsrity attended the hne OF ran,
roads g morally. His speech was icglcI ano
entertaining, and listened TO throughout
with marked attention.
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SALT LAKE.
hatch of Local Items.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 2.-Capt. Jones' ex-
ploring party from Fort Bridge has reached
the Yellowstone country. His line cuts off
200 miles from the railroad to Bozeman,
Montana. The new route back promises
shorter and more feasible wagon road. No
Indians have been encountered.
L.V. Sutherland, ofNew York, Manager
of the Salt Lake Iron Works, died last night
suddenly.
The weather is extremely harsh; thunder
and hail toge,her-unusual.
George Woods returned today from
Oregon.
DR.. Dickson, of New York, was killed by
the cavipg in of q Wyoming mine on the
American fork yesterday.
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KANSAS.
Rapid Growth.

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, Sept. 1.-The GEN.
sus of this city has just been completed by
the Assessor, under provisions of the new
law of the State, and shows a population of
2S,0S7, an increase of 5000 since 1870.
Burglars Lose sIOO. OOO through Fright
Burglars bored through the vault and
partly through the safe of the German Saw
ings Bank last night, and no doubt would
have obtained 500 600 if an alarm of fire
in South Leavenworth and the presence of
many persons in the street had not fright
ened them of. The Ere destroyed the res.
idenee of Rev. J. d. Lennett. Loss s., 900;
fully insured.
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NEW YORK.
Suing q Dead Man for Breach of
Promise

Suing q Dead Man for Breach of
Promise.
NEW YORK, Sep. 2-While the late
Mayor Kalbheisch of Brooklyn, was living,
suit was brought against him by Mary Jane
Wade for one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars damages, for breach of promise OF
marriage, and yesterday she obtained
through her counsel an order agains, the
executors to show cause why trial of the
case should not go Oh.
Conclusive Reasoning.
Police Commissioner Gardner says him
self and Capt. McCuiloch are from the same
par. of Scotland, and the charges of black
mail made against the latter, must be
trumped up.
Proposed Panacea.
The Directors and prDmoters OF CONT
mental railway had meeting here to-day,
and talked of building road and solving
the cheap transportation problem within 2
years.
The Forged Bonds.
Haskins & Braine, to-day temporarily
suspended business. 1t is now understood
the advances of this firm to the swindle in
forged bonds amounted to $4,000.
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MINOR INCIDENTS.

Three Persons Killed by Lightning.
BOSTON, Sept. 2.-The lightning lest eve
ming killed two men in Melrose, and boy
in Peabody and did much damage in Salem,
Lynn, Peabody, etc.
An Unfortunate Sheriff
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Phil G Taylor, sheriff
of this county, fled a suit IL the CiTcnit
Court for libel against the State Sacings As
ISOLATION for taxing money deposit ed by
him as sheriff 10 that institution an sppro-
pristiDg it to the payment ofsn unpaid Eote
held by them on which Taylor was indors-
ed.
A FavOrite Mode of Suicide.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. PA boy
about II years old, named Barnes, attempt
ed to lump on tn rear car of gravel train
this afternoon, fell on the track and was
run over aud instantly killed by an engine
following close behind.
Recovered Letters.
TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 2.-The registered
letters stolen from the post flee some weeks
ago have been found hidden in the woods.
All the letters with drafts and checks were
recovered, but no money.
Crushed to Death.
PITTSBURG, Sept. Inns morning work
men were engaged in digging sand bank
on Pennsylvania Avenue when huge
mass weighing upwards Of seventy five tons
came down, burrying workman n..med
Martin, two horses and wagon compile ely
out of sight. Martin was literally crushed
to death, and both horses killed. Two
other men narrowly escaped with their
lives. 5r
Shot His Step-Father.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 2.-Richard
Meilock, it is thought, fatally wounded
Edward jenkins, bis step-father this morn
ing because of the neglect Of his mother by
Jenkins.
The New Counterfeit.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, Sept. Am old man,
60 years old, named Henry SWEET, arrested
here to-day for passing one of the new coun-
terfeit $500 greenbacks, was released on
So, 900 bali, which amount he deposited as
security for his bondsmsn.
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CHOLERA.
Appalling Ravages in an Illinois
Town,
On Our st. Louis Railroad.

On Our st. Louis Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA dispatch from
Granville, ILL.,, 29 miles from here, on the
St. Louis and Southeastern Railroad, says
cholera of the true Asiatic type is rsgi g
there fearfully. Twenty three persons died
in II hours, among them the principal
bridge builder of the Southeastern Rail
roed, and three Of his children. Five died
in one family in three hours. Patients die
within fifteen minutes after attack, and
turn black Immediately. Medical aid will
be sent for from the surrounding towns,
and the people are rapidly leaving the place.
Those remaining are using disinfectants
freely and burning tar in the streets. 1t Is
said no local cause exists for the disease.
The French Army Attacked.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-Cholers has made its ap-
pearance among the troops at Hayre, hsv
ing teen communicated, it is thought, by
German emigrants en- route for the United
States. The fashionable loungers at Lyon
vile are much alarmed, and are leaving as
rapidly as possible.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

SEPT 1T. W. Hendrick, Charlotte; Jn0f v
Harlan, Columbia; W. A; Pryor, JasIer; Hon
NJ L. Mcconnell, Msryyille; T.; W. van EnS ep
Helm Butler county, KY; VIM. II. Mathews,
IN nv vile. r. A. WITT, Lebanon; W. G.. Pond,
Fountain Head; h. G: Wilson, Thompson sra.
+ M Palmer JohnsonyiIle; NJ. A.lLantdis, Nor
mandy; M. 5. Taylor, Louisville, KY; Robt. W
Andrews, Fsartsvile; H. W. Meeker and son. De-
catur, Ala.
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An Illinois girl has died Of grief because
her new sp-iDg bonnet was ruined by fall
ing into the water. A bed of artificial roses
viii be planted upon her grave.
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MANUFACTURERS PLows EUR
section and south
Casting low
other
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COTTON was active ard higher in New
York yesterday, middlings advancing to
9nlc
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RATTLE HOUSE.

BATTLE HOUSE. =, Isz,,
SEPT. &C. n. Parmele, Memphis; g. VII
hanson. Triune; g. N Basket, Col. W: ID. ROD
srtson' 1apt. II. b. Darragh, Mrs. M. Nitchnm,
Il. N. Woods, Chas. o. Thomas, MurfTeesDoIoo'
5. Nelson. J. R. Britt, Murfreesboro; Judge r
Turney, Winchester; Judge Thos .: Freen 5oI
Trenton: Capt. j. N. Burnam, Fayetteyilie, Col
T. r. MURRAY, McMinnviIle; @. II: H Erwin,
Battle Creek Mines; John a: Crockett Est x1
Strings: w. Buchanan, Brandon, Miss; ". :
Katlff, Kosciusko. Miss r. D. Rose anu .to rAI1'
- Tbomas H. Woods, Hickman, Ky; A U
BieeloW, Mckenzie; j. n. Campbell, Cars po,
vile; G. NJ Ewing, Gleason Station; M W. roi-
lock Steel Springs.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quiet in New
York yesterday, a. S1s for the old and 81
for the new issue.
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GOLD was active and strong in New York
yesterday, a greater part of the business
being at 116, closing at 1165.
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Second National Bank,
aaiun aud Smerifaa.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
BY NAIL OR AT THE BUSINESS oFFICR.
ID ally II months, in advance. .............S1 90
a. ..,,.,,...... 8 90
......... 90
I" 1 week, .............. 70
DKLIvRRRD By CARRIERS IN THR CITY AND
KDGRPIELD.
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s..s.....ss..sss.s.ss'.s' L w
week ......s.............'..s 70
@emi-WeekIY. "a. Weekly. %.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Three Persons Killed by lightning.
BOSTON, Sept. 2.-The lightning lest eve
ming killed two men in Melrose, and boy
in Peabody and did much damage in Salem,
Lynn, Peabody, etc.
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Sedan.

BERLIN, Sept. 2.-On yesterday the ami
versary Icf the German victory at Sedan,
q monument commemorative of that event
was unveiled in the Kong's pla'z amidst the
en- husiastic scclamations Of thousands OF
CITIZENS. The city was gaily decorated and
the city given over TO festiVity.
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French Royalty RaIIying.

PARIS, Sept. Figaro publishes pro-
posal TO the RoValists of France to subscribe
money to rebuild the palace Of the TuiIe-
ries. The editor of the Figaro offered to
head the subscription with contribution
8 60 nm
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BOMBAY, Sept. IA ferry boat on the
Isthmus while crossing near Cazssi, cap
sized and sunk in dep water She was
crowded viii passengers. Ninety are re-
Dorted drowned