Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-13
kentucky Republicans Indignant.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Republican State Convention OF
New Hampshire has nominated p. c.
| Cheney for Governor, and Charles T.
| Powers for Railroad Commissioner.
a tire at KenOsha, ~ iscOnsin, yesterday
| destroyed st. Georges schOOl-hOuse, the
! church and nunnery. The loss is esti-
mated at fIOm $1,000 20 $4,000; insur-
ance $1,000.
The government paper mills near West
Chester. Pa, were placed under charge Of
a detective Saturday. II is alleged that
/ some government paper has been found in
the possession Of parties using it for no
honest purpose. About one thousand
sheets were obtained in some way I'M
known by prominent member Of Con-
gress, who Immediately reported the case
! to the Secretary Of the Treasury, and the
matter is being investigated.
RumOrs are circulating in Harrisburg,
Pa, of a projected bolt from the Democratic
| caucus in case Senator Wallace shall be
nominated for United States Senator.
The wool product Of California last year
was nearly 100000 pounds, being large
increase over any previous year.
The crOckery and glassware establish
ment of James NJ. Shaw, Of New York,
va AaAAAaA-I4 ~ AAG gEoeGAuhl ~ lAAC
amount Of 100000. But he has Insurance
to the amount Of $4,000.
The paper mill Of Bartlett K Cutting, at
Dalton, Mass, was destroyed by fire Mon
day night. Loss $4,000; Insurance SG0,-
00O. Fifty persons were thrown out Of
employment by this disaster.
King Kalakaua and suite arrived in Chi
cagO yesterday, and the Mayor and City
a.
escorted him to the Grand Pacific Hotel,
where he will have rooms during the three
days of his stay.
Silas CARRIER, the GOvernOr-elect Of Ne
bTaska, was inauguTated yesterday.
Resolutions were offered in the New
York Senate, yesterday, cOndemning the
milisasy Interference in Louisiana.
The ship Princeton was struck by light
ming during a severe storm at Pass POutre,
below New Orleans, and set on fire. She
was run ashore. The bark Emily was also
struck, but not seriously Injured.
There was a great crOEd in the Brooklyn
city court yesterday, to witness the Tilton-
Beechertrisl. Mr.. Beecher and his wife
and son'Bere pTeseBE as were TiltOn and
MOultOn. Ms. TltOn and Mrs. OvingtOn
came into court with Judge Manse. Their
arrival excited gIeat connection, and for
some time they were subjected to the
steady gaze of nearly all in the room.
Judge Morris resumed his argument for the
prosecution, but did not conclude. Mr..
Beecher crossed over to Mrs. TiltOn and
Mrs. OvingtOn, and greeted them in the
most cordial manner, and they left the
cOurt room i'm company.
Senator Carpenters friends claim at he
has fifty votes IN The Wisconsin Legisla-
lature, which will secure him the nOmina-
tiOn in caucus. fOrty-two being a majority
of the Republican members.
he picture Of st. Anthony Of Padua,
cut out Of one Of MurrillO's pictures in the
Cathedral of Saville, and stolen, has been
found in New York, and placed at the dis
pOsal Of the Spanish Government.
The Democratic caucus at indianapolis
last night postponed the nomination Of
candidate for United States Senator from
Indiana till Friday.
The Kansas Legislature met yesterday.
A. W * w. +. Decamp's carriage and
wagon factory, at Dayton, o., was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000.
J. j. OgbuTu, a Well-knOwn merchant Of
Christian county, KY, jumped from a tram
as It neared his home yesterday afternoon
and was killed. He had been married but
a Few weeks.