Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-16
ALL OVER THE CRY.


sH Steele was resting quietly yesterday
afternoon, and the Jail physician is quite
hopeful with regard to his recovery.
required about fifty mon to carry the
platform OF ten pin alley, which is sistv
lee. IN lens tn into the Sherman House YES
The cotton men are talking of a picnic.
nny noIs They've nothing else Ia IA
VI course it viii be : s'stricily middling'
affair
William and George Pinkerton. Larry
Ryan, Capt. Thatcher, and Hart Ry-
man visited the Jail in hedy yesterday
afternoon.
Jesse Mays, eofored, was committed to
jail yesterday on IaDias from the Crimi-
nal Court on the charge of carving con-
cealed weapons.
There VIII be meeting of poultry fan.
GERS over Brien * Thaxtonis grocery store.
on College street, near Broad, his morning
at 10 O'Clock, SHARP.
The Circuit Court meets next Monday.
ct which time It il thought. the mandamns
ease In which the Mayor is required 10 show
cause why he does not sign the fire alarm
bill will be taken up.
Judge Ferris had little six year old boy
lett with him by its mother Yesterday, with
instructions to procure the child a home.
The little one was LEFT at the County
Work-house last night.
A couple Of daEAtee had ncht ON Broad
street yesterday. One said that Nashville
mad the finest sulphur springs in the world.
the other called him a liar and then they
TOOK on their coats and settled down 70
business.
Excursion tickets viii be sold to persons
desiring TO attend the meeting of the Cen
Ell Assembly of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church at Springfield, Mo-. next
Thursday at twenty-six dollars fer the
round trip.
"How's business now9" manfred one
Nashville merchant of another YESTERDAY
'.Dnll-fearfully dull, /" was the reply. .sTie
fact is, nobody buys anything Just now but
provisions and whisky--the bare nepessa.
ries of life, as it were.h
Josephine Allison and Ann Porter. botb
eoloreSL had a lively little skrmish over i'm
kdgefeld yesterday. They are GOING IN
drop in at Jus ice Basksttes offce this af.
ternoon and relate The circumstances con-
nected With the engagement.
A man from Sherman, Texas, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for his
home in Limestone, Alabama. He had in
ms possession tive Voting wolf 'spurpsr
which be viii Try to tame. He saws that
tame wolves walk the streets Of Sherman.
X. ID. Singleton, No. q Cherry street.
has received the New York Clipper, Police
News, Weekly Graphic, Frank Lesiie's Ii
Illustrated, Harper's Weekly Frank teslie's
Boys and Girls Weekly, for the current
week, and Godey's, Peterson's, and Har-
per's Magazine for June.
John Woodward, colored employe at
the Spruce Street railway stables, chased
John Brown, another colored faan, out Of
the stable last evening threatening to cut
him oeen with big chisel he had in his
hand. Brown reached for a boulder.
knocked Woodward down and cut his head
severely.
Clarke'a Chapel Sunday-school is to visit
Gallatin on Saturday, sd inst, leaving
Nashville about Z A. NJ, and returning
from Gallatin about ) p. NJ. Fare for the
round trip fifty cents. Ample acconmoda-
ton will be provided for ali who NAV wish
10 attend. See advertisement OF Louisville |
and Nashville Railroad:
"A little colOred boy who was on the point
d going into Hart & Ryman's performance |
asst evening, was asked by another colored |
BOY to let him see his ticSet. The little |
elbow complied, when the other snatcbed |
[ away from him and started to run. The
'WEer OF the ticket Overhauled him. how
,ver, had him arrested and the little thief
VIII be brought up in Judge Duling's
'onrt this morning.
The latest distiRglte marriage among the
olored people was that of William G.
Ientry TO Jennie Bass, on Wednesday
light, at the First Baptist Church, Rev. n.
T. Merry officiating. Eight attendants
ave ectdt to the occasion, and there was
eception afterward, at the residence of the
ilIesToOms mother, on Mclemore street
ear Cedar. William IS second waiter at
nth the guests.
The PinkeTton brothers who are attend
ag trlal in the Federal Court, purchased
I Mr.. George Harris, the Nashville florist.
esterday, magnificent cross composed of
rench immOrtelles, with the letters al.
:. l." handsomely inscribed thereon, and
expressed il to the widow of the detective |
'ull, who was killed recently by those no
1rlous deSperadOs, the James and Young |
brothers. Lull was one of Pinkerton's |
and was one Of the most popu-
II men in the force. /
A well posted railroader SAYS that an en- l
Inc IS now in process of construction for
d. Rust, the crack ''knight of the foot
Oard" on the Nashville and Decatur divi- {
on of the Louisville and Nashville rail {
'ad, with a one hundred foot wheel, six I
onths stroke, and exhaust every Fourth i
July. When Tom SCOTS Texas-Pacific '
ad is completed, Ed will run her from '
ew York to San Francisco in two hours v
ID thirty minutes, making New Orleans r
flag station. Jim Reams, one of Will P
lmson county's F. F.'s, bosses the coal ;
lie. f