Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-05
ALL OVER THE CITY.

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Judge Duling's fines yesterday footed up
Euretha Simpkins was sent to the County
Mork-house for thirty-nine days, by Justice
Sizemone, yesterday.
DR.. ID. B. Cliffe has reeommissioned a
large nu Der Of his subordinates in the
Internal Revenue Department.
mrs. LIZ A. Camp, of Edge6eld. gave birth
70 Twins last week, one weighing nine
and the other nine and half pounds.
IL is said that MeSsrS. RYAN & RYAN. of
TINS city, also hold ticket No. LAST.
which drew the piano at the recent Catho-
lie Fair.
-Four persons were arrested yesterday for
running wagons and draws without license.
They Will settle with Judge Duling this
morning.
j. L. Gilliland had a pistol stolen from
him yesterday at White Bluff. He suspects
certain party and has taken out warrant
for his arrest.
Winston Hytower, colored, accused of
fraudulent Transactions in cotton, was re
leased from Jail yesterday, upon giving
bond for his appearance before the Criminal
Court.
Cy Coffee, charged with assault and bat
terry and malicious mischief, was released
by Justice Cassetty yesterday upon pay
ment of the costs. He had previously
given bond to keep the peace.
a large number of delegates to the
Southern Baptist Convention, which meets
in Jefferson, Texas, next Thursday, left
this morning at o'clock, by way of the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad.
L. Under was arrested yesterday on the
charge of aSsaulting Emma Badaca. He
was taken before Justice CaSsetty, who
bound him over in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance Thursday morning at Q o'clock.
r. A. Campbell, Secretary of the Board
of Exposition Managers, hopes there will
be full attendance at the meeting TO be
held at the Exposition building tonight, as
there is important business to be trans
acted.
Henrietta Swanson, colOred, was arrested
yesterday on the charge of stealing shawl,
two dresses and breast pin from Mrs.
lzer. She was sent to the county work
house by Justice Basket to await trial this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Nashville Organ Association No. /,
colored, had a picnic at the Lebanon fair
grounds yesterday. About one hundred of
the members made an excursion to Leba-
non, where they wer1 addressed by num-
Der of colored speakers.
The picnic which was to have been given
at Buchi'S farm yesterday, by the Nashville
Iurn-Nerein Society, was postponed on &C
count Of the inclement weather. The Sc
ciety will meet tomorrow night and select
another day.
The enemies of Henrietta Swinson.
cOlored, are endeavoring to injure her char
acter 10y circulating reports to the effect that
she stole some dresses and a breast-pin
from cOlOred sister. Henrietta will face
these calumniators at the office of Justice
Baskette to-day. She slept at the County
Nork-house last night.
The trouble at the Water-works was
remedied last night by Superintendent
Wyatt. One Of the pumps has been sub
merged in water for four weeks, and the |
packing has been washed out, something |
that has not occurred before in ten years. |
There has, however, been a sufficient sup
ply of water in the reservoir to meet any |
emergency, but, in order TO make matters |
safe, the Mayor issued his proclamation re-
questing economy in the use of water.