Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-29
ALL OVER rae CITY.

The police court fines yesterday :5Oted
up S55.
TIE ,..reseut number Of inmates in the
county workhouse is thirteen-ten males
and three females.
The pay train of the Nashville and Clsp'T
tanOcga and st. Louis itaiilUad goes out
over the chattanooga road to-day.
n F, NOodard, of this city, is the holder
OF No. 9,0S7, which drew twenty dollars in
Golladay's lottery.
Frank Rountree and Mat. Scott, both
eOlored, were arrested Nv officer Womack
yesterday en- tie charge of carrying con-
cesled weapons.
Detectives Watson and Fields recovered
another horse in Edge6eld yesterday that
had been stolen and sold by James Taylor,
colored, now in Jail.
a handsome young deer was on exhibit
tion yesterday at the Office of the Tennes-
see immigration Association. 1t was but
a few weeks old and was captured in
Grundy county.
The proposed excursion of the Rock City
Lodge |. o. G.. I. to White Bluff, which
was TO have come off next Thursday, has
been postponed for two or three weeks.
The case of Andrew Foster, colOred,
charged with the larceny OF COW, came up
before Justice Everett yesterday. AfteT
examining a number Of witnesses, the
court adjourned, to resume investigation at
IL A. N. to-day.
Yeatman Ferguson, cOlored, was arrest
ed and taken before Justice CaSSetty yes
terday, al the instance of Fred Phillips, on
the charge of till-tapping. The case was
dismissed, Phillips Withdrawing the prose-
cutiOn.
Thomas Sugg, colOred, was committed to
Jail, yesterday, for safe keeping, by Deputy
Sheriff Whitaker, of Lincoln county.
Sugg was convicted Of murder ia that cOun-
ty, and sentenced TO twenty years impns-
onment, but took an appeal.
Lawson Rowland was fined SIS, yester-
day, on the charge of careless driving. II
was shown that he drives ansiee wagon, and
that, while walking behind his vehicle,
Monday, his team ran into the barouche Of
Mr.. VIM. G. Butterfield, breaking a wheel
of.
Joe Smith, cOlOred, has returned to bis
old quarters in the county wOrkhouse, TO
which he was sentenced, some time since,
on the charge Of gaming. He was after
wards released on bond, but his bOndsman
bNNaAhC uit--soas NtosSA Aaes aAN hSAANSACN
him over to the officers Of the law.
A sewer is much needed ON Cherry street,
between Franklin and DemOnbreunstreets.
When there is q heavy rainfall the water
overtiOws the street 10 such an extent that
it intcIfereS with the running Of street cars,
and the residents in tins locality suffer great
annoyance a times, from having their
premises overflowed.
A horse attached to 4 buggy broke loose
from a hitching-pOst at Capt. Hammers
stable, yesterday, dashed at full speed
around the Courthouse, ran square into
Spire * Duf's china store, and while try
ing to collect his scattered senses after the
shock, was secured. Upon examination il
was found that the horse, harness and
buggy were not damaged I particle.
A stranger named Charles J. Koch, who
was arrested here yesterday morning on
the charge of obtaining money from a be-
nevoleut association under false preienSes,
will appear before the Recorder this morn
ing TO answer the charge of vagrancy. The
parry from whom he got the money de
clined to prosecute him on the ground that
ne was an Odd Fellow, and upon this the
warrant for vagTancy was issued.
Thomas Adams was arrested and brought
before Justice Cassetty yesterday, on the
charge Of assault aud battery at the in
stance of Mary Maxey, colored, who charged
that the defendant, a boy about twelve
years old, threw a rock out Of sling and
struck her son on the back Of the head.
Upon investigation of the case, it was
found that both boys had been guilty of
throwing stones, and the court dismissed
the suit, taxing each party with half the
costs, and advised the parents 10 take each
boy home and give him a good thrashing.