Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-18
TENNESSEE NEWS.


The Herald says jackson Is full Of
- grown up, sturdy, ableebo, led beggsrs.al
Knoxville proposes to SIDE licatep her
bridge across the Holston on, the Eth prox,
ElectIotype impressions of the great seal
= OF the Confederate States, are on sale in
Memphis. ..
r. We read in our West Tennessee sx-
changes OF the establishment of cotton fac
tories In all directions. ....
,rsy Ia charging the Grand Jury at Memphis
Judge Flippen urges severe punishment for
- the carrying of concealed weapons.
The Knoxville Press and Herald of the
18th says: "Jack Frost" was seen on the
fence rails, on Monday morning, at Black
Oak Ridge. -'ai
1fHihe Memphis fppeat states that no case
of yellow fever has been developed with u
four or five hundred yards of the gas works,
80 much for cosltars .''--E0r.',T
n : George Rae, telegraph manager at Shreye-
port, and T. IL. jackson, operator. both of
whom have ALLEN victims to the prevailing
fever, were former KIN xYillians. '..-,f
rG Aecording TO municipal law In Jackson
builders are compelled to make their NOR
tar beds in the cellar or somewhere inside
the building. Why not in ibe baclx vardS
: .vThe Memphis Register of the l4tb saws:
HERNIA w. CuJberrv- a 5aker shot hin
a self yesterday afternoon through the Jeff
breast with pistol. Cause, family tronble.
He is not expected TO live, D =. a1f.' 7
- The Press and Herald reports the burn-
ing Of dry kiln attached to a blind and
sash factory in Knoxville, on the 18th.
Ten thousand feet ofIuuber were Consumed
with the kiln, and the adjoining factory
made narrow escape. ...l . -z-sT
The Jonesboro Echo saws: A difficulty
occurred near johnson CITY, on the lOth.
between Sam Rhea and Bill Benson, both
colored, in which Rhea struck Benson on
r. the head With hammer, iniictiDg q SER
Gus wound, .Rhea was brought to this
place and locked up. - q ODD =Nt I
The jackson Herald states that Mr.. 4
Amos, a son of Deputy Sheriff Amos, was
very seriously injured on the 18th by being
thrown from mule, and afterwards kicked
by the animal on the lower law. His law.
bone was broken and The flesh and muscles
OF the face Tere terribly manuIed,
~ The Memphis appeal says: The doctors
advise ecary, weak kneed people to ay.
These doctors have patients who die OF te,
TOR rather than Of disease, and the only
safety for such people is iG instant fight.
1t is not 'tyelloN ack," but fright which
doctors dread.
a, SheIbyYille correspondent of the
Lynchburg Pioneer writes: The cholera
or whatever you call it-stil fingers. in nor
tons of Bedford, but 1 hear of no deaths.
ShelbyVille is mary lousy healthy. We
have scarcely any sickness at an, and what
we do have is nothing serious.
The MaTyville Republican of the 13tb |
says: Joseph George, :of this place. was
severely Injured at the DeArmond saw-miU
below town, Wednesday eve1ing1 Soma-
thing broke loose sbout the machinery and |
struck him on the breast, kuockinG HIM |
seDseless for aybiIa. H was bTouobt |
home an is now improving. - . |
The Chronicle repor;s thst Mr. MoseJv.
the foretGn in the railroad machine shon al
Knoxville Yss severely scaided on the 15tb. |
While be was WORKING under an ENGINE. n
became necessary 10 reduce the steam and
q boy unaware of his res ence drew ont the
plug of the ssbIoy eff cock.n HIS escanp
with life was miraculous. -
The Memphis Register of the 18th states.
a COMMITTEES from The Roard Of HsoItb wiI
wait on the Mavor and ash tbet tie Ga bnts
in Happy Hollow. whore the vaiI,w fa a
originated, bs at once demoIisbed and tba
damp and filthy earth ha covarad ovor nth
or course it is Contemplated
10 make proper arrangements for the ner-
sons who are COW living there.
The Alamo Sentinel of the 18th states:
Bells Depot was thrown into a perfsct
Juror of excitement last Friday night bv
The burning of the handsome residences oc,
cupied by John E.. Gregory, and owned by
A. c, Fife. Various runors were afloat as
10 the origin of the fire, but no definite con-
clusion arrived at. The building was in
sured for $1,000.
The Humboldt Journal has found soma.
thing new, or rather decidedly old: Allen