Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-27
ALL OVER THE CRY.

Judge Duling swamped down on 'em
yesterday morning, TO the amount of $3.50.
James Glasgow was released from Jail
yesterday, where he has been confined for
several months, on account of his having
flights of insanity.
Scores Of young people of the city i'm
proved the beautiful moonlight Of last night
by horseback riding.
Martha Matlock, cOlored, was arrested
yesterday on the charge of having severely
beaten little child she had taken to raise.
Che VIII be among the attendants at the
Pcllce Court this morning.
IS The Ben Allen casejwill have to be tried
again, the jury having been discharged yes
terday in consequence of their inability to
agree upon verdict. They stood eleven
for conviction and one for acquittal.
The carts belonging to the city will be
started out on a general scavengering expe-
dition next Monday. City readers will
improve this opportunity to get rid of back
yard accumulations by having the same
conveyed to the nearest alley.
A little three-year-old, who had been
taught to bully those around him with
the expression "Ill walk your log" ex
hibited symptoms of a treacherous mem
DRY yesterday when he said, 'Pll walk your
- post"
Ella Hunter endeavored to swear out a
peace warrant against Jane Edmondson
yesterday, but Justice Cassetty decided
that Miss Edmondson was not what YOU
would call dangerous member of society,
and dismissed the case.
At their meeting Monday evening the
Finance Committee agreed to fund the
Alden Indebtedness by issuing fifteen year
bonds at the rate of seyenty-five cents on
the dollar, the coupons 10 be received in
payment of taxes due the CITY.
William Harris, colored, was evidently
mistaken. He must have stolen that chick
en-, as he was indicted by the grand jury
yesterday morning, in consequence of
which his case was not investigated before
Justice Baskette yesterday afternoon.
The Mayor intimated last evening that
he will approve the bill establishing Board
of Health in Nashville, which passed final
reading before the Board of Aldermen at
their meeting yesterday. In that case the
Board will be elected by the City Council,
in joint convention, tomorrow night.
Prince Edwards, cOlored, shot Andrew
Johns with al air gun last week. He was
arrested and gave bond for his appearance
before Justice Cassetty yesterday, but when
his case was called at the hour appointed,
it was discovered that Prince had skipped
lightly away, thus adding to that long list
of the victims of misplaced confidence, his
trusting bondsmen.
David Apologize is accused by Lu Jones
of having stolen pair of boots, hat, sleeve
buttons and studs which were left in her
possession. He was taken before Justice
Everett yesterday, and sent to Jail to await
examination to-day. While in the magis-
trates Office, a young fellow rushed in and
breathleSsly, demanded of Apologize a
stake of two dollars which had been put in
the hands of the latter at the race which
came off at the track in the afternoon, and
which the young man claimed he had Won
Applegate refused to give up the money,
however, and went off to the jail with the
two dollars concealed about his garments.
The other proceeded to interview Justice
Everett as to ''what can you do with fell
low that's got money that belongs to you,
and he refuses to give it up"