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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
CIVIL RIGHTS In TEXAS.
A Learned LuminRry ON the PrOVis
Ions Of the Act.


NEW ORLEANS, MAY Judge Nor
relies. of the United States District Cont
for the Eastern District Of Texas, in his
charge to the grand jury, reviewed the Civil
Rights act. and expressed the opinion that
all persons have q legal right to have board
and lodging at an inn, trauspor-
tatson on steamers and railroads
or stages, or an entrance in
theatre. while they 60 not thereby acquire
any social rights, or hold that conductor
of a railroad train cannot assign a special
car TO ladies and children and their attend
ants. TO the exclusion Of all others, pro
yided the other passengers are furnished
with other cars with all the necessary facil-
ities for travelling WOlld be a stab at social
rights. privileges and immunities. There
fore nv view of the act Is that 1t was not
intended TO affect social rights, but clyil
and legal rights. In conclusion, the Judge
stated that if it shall be made to appear
nat anv inn keeper, manager of a theatre
or transporting agent has refused proper
facilities to any one on account OF race,
color or previous condition, the grand Jury
will be the authority 70 find a true Dill
against them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
LOUISVILLE.
Meeting of the American Medical As
sOefaffOu-Address by Dr. Bowling.

Meeting of the American Medical As
sOeiatiOn-Address by DIR. Bowling.
LOUISVILLE, May 4.-Tbe American
Medical Association was organized this
morning at the call of DR.. Bowling, of
Tennessee, the President. After an ad-
dress of welcome by DR.. Z. Richardson, of
Louisville, the President delivered his an
nual address-subject: "The relation of
the American Medical Association to med
ical education in the past and its duty to
that end in the future"
In the afternoon the convention resolved
itself into four sections, to discuss various
subjects, and several essays were read.
Tonight brilliant reception and banquet
was given at the Gait House. Tomorrow
d. Gross, of Philadelphia, will deliver a
lecture-subiect, "On the Lost Arts"
There are 37S delegates registered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
FAT PICKINes FOB LAWYERS.
Washington Special MAY 81 to the Cincinnati


LOmmeTclaL
The decision Of the Supreme Court to-
day furnish some fat pickings and some
great losses for the lawyers. The Elgee
cotton cases, involving 1856, 900, were de-
cided in favor Of the British claimants.
Their attorney here, Carlisle, receives a fee
Of twenty per cent. Of this en-
tire sum, and Ben. Butler, who
was on the other side in the
case, loses a prospective contingent fee Of
twenty-five per cent, and an actual cash
investment Of $4,000, which Butler paid
for the interest Of BOuchard in the claim.
As an offset to this claim, Butler has won
the Farragut prize cases. The judgment
is for 100000, Of which $4,000 is to be
divided between Butler aul three associate
counsel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
The Chicago MuddIe-Is il a Case OF
Confamnf?

CHICAGO, May 4.-The Common COun-
ell last night Canvassed the votes cast al the
recent election on the adoption OF the lE-
corporation act Of 1872, though Judge VII
IiaIns had issued an injunction prohibit
ing it on account Of the alleged illeSalItles
of that election. The count shows a ma
iority in favor Of the Incorporation under
fbe general law Of 1,433, and a majority
AGAINST the minority representation oi
2 QQ4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

SOME one has seriously proposed that
the descendants Of theI original signers Of
the Declaration Of Independence shall meet
in 1876, at Philadelphia, and have first
class pow vow. The Philadelphia papers
protest against this arrangement on the
ground that there should be no "heredl-
tary distinctions among American eiti-
Zenss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
Conndence Wen Arrested.

PITTsBURG, May 4.-Fiye supposed con-
fdence men were arrested here to-day, be-
lieyed to be the parties who were bathed In
their design to rob the Peoples Savings
Bank of this city yesterday. While the
cashier was alone three of them entered
separately, appearing to be strangers to
each other. Two of them engaged the at
tention of the cashier, while the third sue
ceeded in getting behind the counter.
Their design was frustrated, however, by
persons who had observed their movements
entering the bank. They gave their names
as James D. Thomas, Of Philadelphia,
Henry A. Suydain, Of New Jersey; George
Palmer and Joseph Riley, Of New York,
and w. E. Ford, of Chicago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
ESTABLISHED MARCH 80, 1886.
WASHINGTON.


Supplies for the Starving Indians.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Indian
Bureau has information to-day from Spe-
cial Commissioner Shanks, and also from
unofficial sources, that the supplies so
greatly needed for the Indians near Fort
Sill and at Wachita Agency have all gone
forward from CaddO within the past few
days. The insuficiency of provisions and
consequent suffering among the Indians
there, have been caused by failure of the
contractor to convey supplies to Caddo.
He claims that their transportation from
here to the front has been rendered impos-
sible by the extraordinary state Of the
roads and the bad weather
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
GERMANY.
The Little TiR Between Prussia and
Belgium.


Belgium.
BRUSSELS, May 4.-In the Chamber Of
Representatives to-day, n. Aspremont Lyn-
den, Minister of Foreign Affairs, read the
reply Of the Belgian Government TO the
German note Of Feb. 10. 1t denies that
Belgium has declined to consider Ger
many's demands. The question of fulfill
ing the obligations to prevent subjects from
disturbing neighbOring countries applies
not to Belgium alOue, but to all the States
which regard it as their duty to watch over
the peace. When the Belgian Government
is apprised Of steps in Germany and other
countries TO remedy the deficiencies in
their penal laws, it will examine its own
in its bearing on the customs, traditions
and liberties Of Belgium. With the sin
cerest desire to cooperate in the main
tenance of good relations, Belgium is de
termined to fulfill the duties of a neutral
State, and to cultivate the friendship of
Germany. NJ. Aspremout, after reading
the note, stated an investigation Of the
Duchesne affair was in progress. He
closed with an appeal to the patriotism Of
all parties.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
A singular suit-WhO SHAH PayP

BosTON, May Suit has been brought
against the city Of Boston by the asslgnees
IA bankruptcy Of tie estate OF hr. Ann
strong, ushose store was blown up to PIE
vent the spread Of the great Ere, to recover
$4,000, the vslU5 Of the stock and uneN-
pired lease. No one has been found to ac-
knowledge the responsibility for blowing
ND the premises.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
TENNESyEE'S DRUGGISTS.
ANIMAL Meeting OT the state Phar-
maceutIcaI AssOeiatiOn-Presid
Address-EIeetIOn OF Omeers and
Appointment Of Committees.

Animal Meeting Of the state Phar-
maceutIcaI AssOeiatiOn-Presid
Address-EIeetIOn Of Omeers and
AppOintment Of Committees.
The third annual meeting Of the Ten
nessee Pharmaceutical Association began
in this city yesterday, the sessions being
held in the City Council Chambers. The
following named officers and members were
in attendance: G. w. Alders, Of Knox
vile, President; Benz. Lillard, Of Nashville,
Secretary, and r. E. Page, Treasurer; G.
W. Smith, j. B. HaddOx, W. II. Smith,
Jas. Thomas, Jr., E. L. Laurent, w. G.
Ewing, b. G. Ford, j. j. GOwen, w. ID.
Kline, A. b. Morton, and Z. G. Minehen.
l. A. Cooper, of Nashville, and A. j.
Adams, of LAGRANGE, were admitted mem
beTs.
In accordance with the annual custom
the President, DR.. Alders, delivered the
following
Address.
Gentlemen: Through the honor you have
saw fit to so unWOrthily bestOw upon me,
it becomes my pleasant duty to address you
briefly to-day upon such topics as may be
of most interest to your welfare as an asso-
citation established for the Advancement and
promulgation Of the science Of pharmacy.
Our Association is yet in its infancy, and
for that reason we may not have accom-
plished as Lluch as kindred societies OF
maturer age have; yet we have demonstra-
ted the fact that we have been moving IN
the direction Of advancement and endeay-
ors to elevate the standard OfOur profession.
We had hoped to secure pharmacy act
which would have been a protection to our
selves and to the public, but for some reas-
Ons it failed before the Legislature, and
thus a cherished scheme and much needed
reform failed to become a law. The past
year has Brought us new members, but,
perhaps, not as many as we had reasons to
expect from three hundred druggists in the
State. IWOuld, therefore, recommend that
some plan be adopted whereby our
membership may be inCrea- ed. | would
suggest that the aims Of this association be
directly brought to the notice Of every re
spectacle druggist within the State and he
be requested to join with US in the en-
deavor to build up our profession and as
sOciatiOn 50 as to make the latter not only
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

DIR. BACON, Of New Haven, while in
Meriden a few days since, to perform an
operation, in all earnestness assured a gen
tleman that the number of cases Of eye
diseases he treated was unusually large
since the Beecher trial commenced. In
almost every instance the patient sat up late
nights, reading the great trial reports
Hartford COlTdnt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
aved From the s.. Luke disaster.

ST. E6UIs, Mo-, May 4.-Tom DOnnelly
reported lost by the sinking Of the steamer
St. Luke Sunday, arrived here to-day. he
fioated down the river some ten miles on
raft, and then swan ashore. 1t is reported
that Mrs. Din2n and her two children are
also saved, but this is not definitely known.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
UnconstItutIonaIIfy of the Civil Rights
Law,

WILMINGTON, n. c., May Judge
Brooks, Of the United States District Court,
in charging the Grand Jury to-day, said the
civil rights bill in its criminal aspect, which
was the only shape inswhich it could come
before the grand jury, was unconstitutional
and void.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

THE crop reports from the North
west are rather favorable. Wisconsin
makes quite a good showing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

IT is estimated that at least two hun
dred thousand people attend the meet
ings Of the American Evangelists In
London during a single week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

THE Democratic victories in the
municipal elections in North Carolina,
and in Montgomery, Ala, illustrate the
wane of carpet-bag influence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

Two MEMPHIS insurance companies
suffered by the Oshkosh, Wis, fire
the Peoples losing $4,000, and the
Planters s., 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

EX-SENAToR PRATT, of Indiana,
has been appointed Commissioners of
Internal Revenue, and has accepted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

MAX MARETZEK is busily engaged at
the work Of manufacturing a school Of
American artists for Italian opera. He
has been remarkably successful so far.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

ENGLAND sensibly declines to inter
fere IN the internal affairs of Spain by
recoguizingthe Carlists as beuigerents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

TENNESSEE BONDS improved slight
ly IN New York yesterday, both the old
and new being quoted at 7O3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
SPAIN.
The YOung King to the Pope.

MADRID, May 4. co. King Alfonso received
the Papal nunciO to-day. He said he was
aware of his duties, Of gratitude and affec-
tion to the Holy Father and should fulfill
than
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

GUSTAV SATTER, the celebrated COM
poser and Epianist, has written a grand
symphonic work, "WashingtOn," in six
parts, intended for the Centennial,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

MONEY was more active In New York
yesterday at 495R per cent on call.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

GOLD was firm in New York yester-
day, opening at list and closed at
115s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

PRUSSIA cannot, it seems, provoke a
difficulty with little Belgium.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
New Commissioner of Internal Rev
pnue.

LOGANsPORT, IND, May 3.-HOn. ID.
D. Pratt, eK-U Rited States Senator, has ao-
cepted the position of Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue rendered him by Presi-
dent Grant Yesterday,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

THE Ddnblug Ne11S and the DGablTtGn
are so busy nowadays fighting one another
they have not time TO be funny.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
UNION AND AMKRIGg Con-

COTTON was heavy in New York yes
terday, but middling upland was still
quoted at I6&9l68c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Democratic Victories an Around.
The Swelling Tide Sweeping
Away Almost Everything
that. Opposes 1t.
Democratic Victories I'm North Caro-
lima

Democratic Victories I'm North Caro-.
lima.
RALEIGH, May SIN the munipal cleo
tiOn to-day the Democrats carried eleven
out Of sesenteen Aldermen and elected the
Mayor. This is the first time since the
war that the city has gone Democratic
The Democrats sweep Durham, Salisbury,
Hulsboro, Charlotte, Henderson aad War
Fenton. 49,
Montgomery Redeemed.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 4.-The city
election was quiet and a large vote was
pOlled. The Democrats make a clean
sweep, electing the Mayor, Clerk and
twelve Aldermen. This is the first time
the Democrats have carried the city since
the reconstruction. There is great re-
jOicing, canOns firing, etc. The majority
Semi Officially is 40.
First Democratic Mayor In FOrty-6ve
Years.
SHELBYvILLE, IND, May A Demo-
cratic Mayor was elected TODAY, the first
in fOrty-five years. The city is Democratic.
A Complete Democratic Triumph.
NEw ALBANY, IND, May 4.-The mu-
nicipal election in tins city resulted in a
complete triumph Of the Democratic ticket,
except one Councilman.
JeRersOnViIIe Gees Democratic.
JEFFERSONVILLE, May 4.-NOtwith-
standing the great excitement and intense
interest in the city election to-day, it pass
ed of without disturbance. The Demo
cratic ticket is elected, ranging from 100 to
800 majority.
A MOngreI Ticket Carries or q Prize.
LOGANsPORT, IND, May 4.-The entire
straight Democratic ticket was defeated
here by the citizens ticket by a majority Of
SO, the citizens electing eight out of ten
cOUncilmen. This is the first Republican
or opposition Mayor this city has had since
1865.
The Republicans Garry Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May AT the
municipal election in this city to-day, Jno.
Cauen, Republican, was elected Mayor by
400 majority. The Republicans also
elected the entire city ticket by major
tiles of from 400 to 1000, and gain
one councilman. The council will stand
II Republicans and Is Democrats for the
next year. Contrary to all expectation,
the election passed off quietly, there being
no disturbance in any of the wards.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
FIRE INSuRAECE,

CAPITAL. SI,OOO,OOO.
TWENTY PER CENT PAID u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05

v. ". BERBT, Prsa't. Ws. A.EEBB, See'y.
A. 6. ADAaS, Vice President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-05
Monfromery Redeemed.
III hAoyOE An r OE
Years.
JeHersOnviIIe Gees Democratic.

JEFFERSONvILLE, May 4.-NOtwith-
standing the great excitement and intense
interest in the city election to-day, it pass
ed of without disturbance. The Demo
cratic ticket is elected, ranging from 100 to
800 majority.
, 1875-08-19

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bianer ais s3euse1 beibrtnsen, ais man MIR
immer iuiini9e." : Ser NtiiiionGr er3ablt
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fdbrten tpieber fab nno per berielbe mar.
9ailen mir tbn tpeiter ipre6en
nSor ltngefdbr bret @oden befauo i'd mid
in ytetp Yorf, mo seraoe Die Sncianers9om
milidre III Sieung waren. Sd bradte in
@%rfabrung, bab Ser Subianer @ommifidr
Smith I'M 06iftb apenue Sotel" losire. uuo
beiAlob, tbn gu bei19en. Da icb feline aarte
bel mir bate, nabm i'd meme Yboto9rapbie
unb idrieb meinen yiarten oarunter, lporauf
i'd mid anmeloen lteb. Smitb weigerte fid,
mid 81 empfansen. SD iprdd penigltens
5ebnn1al oor, iprrbe aber INNER %ab9eptelen.
@inmal itano i'd i'm Soriaale beS Sotels, ais
pl0tltd mein &eiiesefdbrte BON Der @iien=
babn 5tpii6en 0aDton urto Santilton on mir
poriiber idritt ; es mar oerlelbe 9ranf0pfige,
| alte Serr, unb elm Dfanu neben mir be.
merfte: n9as 1T Der SilbiauersG ommifidr
Smitb." 9ieies erfldrte N1eS; jesi
iuubte i'd, tuarum i'd ni6t por9elaiien poroer
man."
, 1875-08-19
Sin fmr1tbarer Stmrm int Nern.
- fpfDanten.

Sim S. Iusuit tobte elm furdtbarer Sturn1
In Der ytdbe BON Wftlforo, Benninlpanien.
@egen a 1br giadmittags itieber stpei bunfle
@eD0lfe Die bonn Jforboiten nl1o pom Glib
often berbeifamen, iiber ben Sersen in Der
Ndbe Der Staot 5uiammen. Sur9bares
Slisen uno Sonnern folgte unb iofort ~ltiirste
Elm Observation-Disclosures 8egen berab, Sebr
balb mar bas Sbal inter @aiier, bon ben
Siigeln berab tobten miloe @emdiier uno 10
Wtetlet nett btnab mdlste iif) al ben Arb0ben
ertlang Elm iptloer Strom nn6 Dem 9elamare
Sbal binab. 8aume uno Selien nabm er in
letnem Sturse NIT, unb b%nnoerte bon Idern,
bic NIT &orn unb Yuhfpeisen beltauben ma
rem, Wteilen bon @infriebisun9en l%ipurben
S%er1t0rt, nnb ptel Sieb ertranf. Nlf ben Sc
gerftur3 folgte lofort etn furdtbarer Sturrl=
Dtnb nit Slts i1nb Sorner nnb einem ent.
ieblihen Sagelifla9. gdume ipurben emit.
pnraelt unb 1 / Mfeile nett fortgelhleuoert,
etn ma6ttger &aitanienbanm ipnrbe bis iiber
ben 0elatpare bnrd bic 2uft gerilien. Sbeuz
men uno SGule r m11rben abgebeft urb tie
Odder burh bic 2uft entfiibrt, ullo fein 5elt=
tier blieb gang III Der @egenb. 9ret &inoer
batten ii6 in cine fleine yelienipalte gefliids
tet, ale Elm GROCER &aitanienbanm umltiirste
uub bielelbe ablperrte. @rit ipdter erreqte
lbr Gufen Nufmerfiamfeit, I'M muBte man
BEN otfen Baum aeritiideln, ebe man ite be-
freien fonnte. Ser Sturrt ba1erte ettpa eine
babe Stunoe; Der Sagel fiel in Stiifeit, Die
9 3ou i'm 9urbmeier batten unb in iolfen
Utaffen, baB nod nah "a Stnnben &Drbe
pou 9auf9enoml1en merben f%onuteu. Ser
Shaben mub .mebrere tauieno Dollars be-
tra9e1.
, 1875-08-19

fanii9e @oniul bon bieier infanten 8ebanb.
lung zines Iugeb6rigen Der linton &enntnib
erbalten, 70 begab er iid au9 ibon nah Sc
berias, nm bort iiber Die gan5e Nngelegenbeit
gellane @rfunoiglngen ein5uSieben. Su less
terer Stabt angefomrten, erbtelt er bort CUR
yfahrt9t, oaB Die ganae @ei6ihte nit &abbt
@ba5tm Srterlobn Sfpar pabr iei, bab aber
bic tiirfiide SebDroe oennoh fein Red)t babe,
Die Sdulbigen S1 beitrafeu, neil Die Meiiten
oerielben inter en9ltl6em S6use itcben u1b
Der Sarptanitifter Der l1ntbat gegen Habbi
Sdnterlobn, in SiberiaS Die Steue zines
engltl6en Sice Counts befleioe. Oieies
mllroe aber bonn bieitgen en9llldeu @eneral'
Gonlul aufS @nti9iebenfte in Nbreoe geltetlt.
Oararfbt1 rtef Der amertfarti6e @oninl abers
mails Die 9iilfe oer tiirfti6en Seb0rben an,
Die oteSmal ldmmtIt6e neun SAuloieen,
o%arurter aud 5tabbt Suiiuff Altp perbafteteu.
GeBterer bat MIN ortnge1o Die SebOrbe, i'm
fir etntge Stunben mieber nad) Sauie 3uriifz
febreu 81 lal1en, ba CT bort ietne Bapiere in
Srbnnng .~brtnqen noble. Die Seb0roe aez
tpdbrte TIM aid bteies Serlalgen nnb lteb
ibn inter i%tarfer Segleitung tpieoer nad) Sanie
5uritdfebren. Gor Dem Saule lparteten aber
ldon ei1lge buttbert Suben, Die ben 9tabbt,
fanm baB ite ibn erblift batten, aus SEN SGrtz
ben letner Se9leiter befretten, lporduf bieler
iAleunigit ein ihon berelt sebalteues Yfero
beities uno auf unb baoor rift, it1o Sipar
fllidtete Ell itd in'S @ebtrge BET Safeo (d3e=
plat. Na4ber f"tiirsten it6 Die Snben nit
tbren Srauen auf bas @efansuib, morin nod
Die iibrtgen perbafteten aht Suoen gefan9en
iaben, braden oeiien Sbdre ein uuO fiibrtelt
Die Serhafteten inter Subel uno Sreuoenaes
fhret in ibre @obnungen 5uriif. 9te sc.
rtdtsbeb0roe fiirhtete, bier 81 interpeniren,
oa ibr nur etttige iucntge Yoli5eiiolbaten S1l
S%erfigung ftaaoen uro feIoit oieie tpeui9er
braudte iie, nm ben anfpeienoen amerifanis
i9en @oniul 5uriid5uiiibreu, mo- er ietn Ib=
lteigeqlartier bate. 2etterer it nun unper=
rt6teter Safe pieoer bterber Snriidgefebrt,
nm mad SonItanti1opel NIB 8aibin9ton St
bertften nrb bon lebterem Srte ber Snftruf=
tionen gu erbalten."