Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

In the French Assembly Saturday viO-
lent recriminations passed between Gam
| beta and the BOnapartists as to the Te-
I sponsibility for the extraordinary taxation
made necessary by the late war.
The American RIfiemen by invitation OF
/ the Lord Mayor of Dublin, attended Di-
vine service, Sunday, at s.. Patrick's Ca
thedral. Canon Keepers sermon was a
euIogy Of the monarchy and the Established
| Church. The citizens comment severely
on his bad taste.
A contest took place at Edinburgh, Sat
urday, between rifemeu of England, Ire
| land and Scotland, for the international
challenge trophy. Scotland won by twenty
points ahead of England and 139 ahead OF
Ireland.
Three persons died Sunday from the ef-
fects Of drinking whisky at the Dublin fire
|. Friday night. Seventeen are in hospital
for the same cause.
Soon after the Postmaster General re-
turns to Washington he will write to the
presidents Of the three principal telegraph
companies to meet him there for consulta-
ton, with a view to obtaining q reduction
in the present telegraph rates charged to
the Government.
-Four horse thieves were hanged by a Wig
lance committee al Washington, Kansas,
Saturday night.
& muddle has been caused at Richmond,
Virginia, over the death Of a lady patient
who was differently treated by Drs.
Hunter, Mcguire, J, S. Wexford ana Ma
gill. all eminent practitioners. The fOI-
mer is accused by the Others Of causing the
death Of the lady by opium poisoning.
Hard words passed, and the matter was
brought before the Academy Of Medicine,
and a duel between Wexford and Mcguire
is probable, though each was placed under
8, 800 bonds 10 keep the peace.
J. D. carry, drunken conductor on the
Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad, was killed by
a policeman in Sedalia, No, Saturday,
while resisting arrest.
As a result Of the conference, Saturday,
in Philadelphia, between the Baltimore
and Ohio and Pennsylvania Ticket and
Freight Agents, the rates on Western-bOund
freights has been advanced in Philadelphia
and Baltimore and viii be further advanced
in few days.
The Chicago Communists held picnic
Sunday. and made a number OF incendiary
speeches, bat no definite action was taken
in regard to their future course. A young
foreigner named Waller, who attended the
gathering. was shot through the head, and
Instantly killed, BY Al unskillful marksman
in the shooting gallery.
There is trouble still with the miners of
the Wyoming coal fields. Those at Nan
ticCke, WimOr Run ami Grand Tunnel, re-
fuse to 20 10 work al the reduced scale Of
wage.
Damages 10 the amount Of $500 have
been awarded against Janauschek, the &C
tress, for breach Of contract in failing to
appear a. the Brooklyn Theatre,
The heavy storm Of Friday night caused
considerable loss Of life along the coast OF
Maine.
The parties gho composed the Board Of
Public Works Of jersey City, in 1873, and
c. Ii. O'Neill, who was Mayor at the time,
have been indicted for official corruption.
A fireman was killed and an engineer
badly bruised by q train jumping dis
placed switch at Hamilton, o., Sunday
night.
lima DeMuska and De VivO sailed from
San Francisco yesterday with their operate
troupe, for Australia.
san Francisco has picked out ari1e team
TO compete with the New York team next
Saturday.
Toronto burned up q bolt and nut factory
yesterday-lUss $4,000.
Wilzesbarre announces, the iOng-lOOked
for resumption Of coal mining in that
! region.
Tbe Southern editorial excnrsionists
called on Gov. Tilden at Albany yesterday.
Il is rumored that the Younger and
James brothers, whose exploits al Gads,
Hill and other points in Missouri and
| Kansas. created such a sensation, are at
Dreseut in Kentucky. Anticipating an at
| tack. the officers Of the various banks inthe
! section where the despeTadoes are supposed
to be lurking, have placed guauis oYertheir
/ vaults.
The rates on Western bound freights
/ were advanced at Baltimore yesterday, by
/ both the Baltimore and Ohio aud the Penn
/ svlyaDia Companies from six to fifty per
! cent above the cut rates prevailing during
/ the late railroad war.
A Cincinnati GGzette special says that
! Horace HOlcOmber, with several aliases,
! was arrested at Kendalville, Ind, Sunday.
/ chSr-ad with stealing $1,000 worth OF
! goods from q merchant at Auburn, n. l.
! In accordance with q resolution adopted
/ by the Common Council OF Chicago, the
/ Mavor has appointed a committee OF seven
exnarts to make a thorough examination OF
the new custOm-hOuSe. Their report Will
be forwarded to Washington.
/ A sDec;al to the Louisville COlrier-JOlT-
nal saws that Henry Logan, c0lored, who
had testified against four young men in a
felony case, in Shelby county, KY, was
assassinated near Sheloyyille last Friday.
The first pages Of the forthcoming city
! directory Of Chicago ole published and al
1 nosiucs shat the total numbe- Of names 10
| he printed ia that publication will reach
100000. And nov hoE st. Louis Will
snort
Six s.. Johns, y. B., fishermen, oat IN
their fishing boats, were drowned in the
heavy storm Of Friday night last.
Il Winona, Minnesota, Sunday, Conrad
Browli's planning laill caught fire and was
burned. 1t was the Bns3- n the state
Loss $50. 600; insured for $4,000.
The steamer r. NJ. Skillinger, lying neal
the ,as-ine docks, few miles above Gin
cinnafi, was O1rned at a late hour las
NIGHT. The loss is estimated at SI5:OOO
insurance not known.
The Rubber Trade Won't stretch.
MONTREAL, June 2l.-Tke Canadian
Rubber Company, employing 400 female
and 200 males, will only run half time ate
today owing to the dizziness Of the trade.