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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03
MEMPHIS.
Neusnaner Change.

MEMPHIS, July 2.-R. A, Thompson, for
many years commercial editor Of the
AUdlGacbc has purchased a half interest in
that paper, and will in future conduct the
business department, Col. a. j. Kellar re-
naming in charge Of the editorial depart
ment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

MH. KIRI,, an Irish member Of Parlia-
msnt, informs the world that ashe sword Of
DemOsthenes is hanging over the heads Of
the Irish people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

THE agony has "eventuated," but
our telegraPhic budget of Tilton-
Beecher literature is as exhileratiDg as
ever this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

MAYOR STOKLsY, of philadelphia, has
determined TO accept the Invitation Of the
Lord Mayor Of Loud0n 20 attend the in
ternatiOnal municipal banquet as London
on July 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

IT viii be rembered-but we forbear
to review the trial: for, if there is any
one thing we have a wholesome fear of,
1t Is mob violence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03
A COTIis!on Imminent.

CHICAGO. Ills, July 2.-AdyiCes Ie-
caNed bv Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, from
Brownsville. Texas, this morning, indicate
a C-iicll state Of affairs al Alatam0TaS, and
a caagig. today between citizens and Mex
lean soldiers is imminent. All business
houses in Eiaiam0ras are closed, aud armed
citizens are Gathering and threatening TO
take Corlina from the soldiers, who, the
vice consul thinks. are not strong enough
70 prevent the rescue,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

GovEREoR TILDEN continues to
hand in his little veto, at the rate Of
one or two day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

NINE to three for Beecher. We
thought be would do better than that.
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NEBRASKA.
NEDAAOhAS
4 village Totally Destroyed by n Tor

D NIIIalsU EUL1IIIy NOI NNl u q 4 Ut
nadO.
OMAHA, July 2.-AIail advices state that
the entire village Of Meridian, Jefferson
county, was totally destroyed by a tornado
on last Saturday. Alexandria, 4 small
town in the same county, was also badly
damaged. No loss Of life.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

MoULToE, the irrepressible mutual
friend, comes to the front again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

IT is calculated that the full proceedings
in the TilsOn-Beecher trial will make ten
volumes the size Of Appletnn's Encycl0pe-
dia. They should be bound in guilt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

WE cannot see where the "moral
victory" for Beecher comes in.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

CoTToN was quiet IN New York,
yesterday, at 15g@154c for middling
upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03
TIE MEXICAN BORDER.
The ExcIfemeut SIII CouflBUes-COr
tina 90 he Taken 90 Vera Cruz.

EIIIlI 70 u p I-HaNII 10 Y NEsI NNIIN
GALVESTON. July The NelDS'
Brownsville special says an order has been
publishgd that CoItina viii be shot in case
an attempt is made to rescue him. Judge
Castillo. COrtina aud fourteen others are
prisoners. The general order prohibits the as
scmU.iug of groups or hostile demonstrations
All public places are closed. Outside Of
EIatalnoIes, the people are. reported arm
inc. arms being smuggled out. \ gunboat
is reported coming TO the mouth Of the Rio
GFande. to carry Joriina to Vera Cruz.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

TENNESSEE BONDS were lower IN
New York, yesterday, the old issue
being quoted at 464 and the new at 463.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

GOLD opened in New York yes
tsrday at.1l7, and closed at ll7b.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03
Severe Carlist Defeat in Spain.

The Shooting at DOnymOunt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03
FOREIGN.
Lady Franklin Slowly Recovering

Losses by the Late InundatiOn.
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NASHVILLE TENN. SATURDAY, JULY 8. 1876.

and defy them to institute their threatened
proceedings. FRANCIS ID. MOULToN,
124 Montague street.
Brooklyn, n. Y, July 2, 1910.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-03

End of the TiltOn-Beecher Scan
dial Suit.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-29

The NEW NORTHWEST is not Woman's
Rights, but Human Rights organ, devoted
to whatever policy may be necessary to secure
the greatest good to the greatest number. 1t
knows no sex, no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. It's foundation is fastened
upon the rock Of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-29
The British Syrian Schools.
ITO be continued

Syria has hitherto ignored her own
adage, "Phe hand that rocks the cradle
moves the world" 1t was quoted, how
ever, by an enlightened Greek priest
who attended an examination Of the
British schools for training native girls.
He went on to say: "See what an
English lady has done towards lifting
your nation from its long thralldom of
degrading ignorance"
"Give US mothers ~ exclaims a fa-
nous warrior and conqueror of the pres
ent age. And so with the degenerate
Moslem, now suffering from the effects
of their shameful degradation of woman
hood; they are ready to cry out, "Give
Us mothers, and then we shall have
men ~
Syria yet pines under the inf1iction of
evils caused by their maxim that any
man is immeasurably superior to a
woman. Their rejoicing over the birth
of son is equaled only by the lamenta-
ton with which newborn daughter is
received. There was but recently an
instance, it is to be hoped rare one, in
which the father actually carried out his
threat to his helpless wife:
'If you have girl, will kill her; if
a son, he shall live ~
Defending his barbarous deed by say
ing:
"Have I not right to do as I like
with my own {"
In some Of the remote districts of
Lebanon, where the light of the Gospel
has not yet penetrated, the native
women have proverb:
''The threshold weeps forty days when
girl is born"
They gather about the disappointed
mother and exclaim: "What can we
say? If we have a baby boy he will
grow up and ride fine mare, and be-
come kGdi or rich merchant; but a
girl is girl anyhow"
This greeting follows her in childhood
and into married life.
But let Us look at the brighter side,
and see what the influence of female ed
ucation has already accomplished.
More than forty of the young maidens
who first learned their alphabet in these
schools are now employed as teachers in
different parts of Syria-in Beyroot,
Damascus, Baalbet, Tyre, the Lebanon,
Phenicia, and jerusalem; and repeated
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-29

petitions for teachers have come from
Antioch, from Acre, from the Hsuran,
from Mesopotamia, and even from the
giant cities of Bashan.
Other applications come from young
men, many of them teachers in our own
or some other missions, for wives to aid
them in their duties. Among others,
the following letter was lately received:
"Muallim So and So wants to know if
there is any girl at the British Syrian
Institute whom he can have to be his
wife? All the family are SO delighted
with Regina that they wish him to have
a wife from the same school w
1t is also a very pleasant fact that
none of the Mohammedan girls educated
in these schools have ever been divorced
by their capricious Observation-Disclosures
Illustrated NetOS.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-29

THE SCHooLMAsTER.-Have you ever
thought of what that man is who
teaches children? You go into the
workshop of a wheelwright; he is max
ing wheels and shafts, and you say he
is a useful man. You enter the house
of a weaver who is making cloth, and
you say he is 6 valuable man. You visit
the blacksmith's shop, where you find
him making pickaxes, hammers and
ploughshares, and you say this man is
essential. You salute these as skillful Ia
borers. You enter the house Of school
master, and salute him more profoundly
Do you know what he is doing? He is
manufacturing minds.
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Rally, Friends, to the Support OfHuman
Rights and The Peoples Paper
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-29
ONE WOMAN'S SPHERE;
OR
The Mystery of Eagle Cove.
BY MRS Al. DUNIwAY,

AUTHOR OF JUDITH REID" "ELLEN DowD,r
"AMIE AND HENRY LEE" "THE
HAPPY HOME" ETC, ETC.
, 1875-05-31

THE NEW YoHK uRATo LODGE.
New yoaK, May So.-Tho coming dedication Of
tho Masouso Tomple is exciting great interest.
Tha procession will be enormous. About 5000
oraftsmcu have within three days ANNOUNCED
their iotouston to take part In thu parade who
had previously considered themselves uuhhle to
be in Ilne. Tie Grand Lodges Of Georgia,
South aud North Carolins, Arkansas. Nebraska
and California. arc represented here,
aud the delegates from various other
Grand Lodges ali Ulne Lodges ara hurrYing
hithu.. Nouo Of the large bodos OF Masons
irom distant PLACES will probably arrys before
Monday, but on Tuesday thev are expected to
flock III. and the etroets to be lively With tha
Communicates and Loflxos. Tho GRIND Lodge
room il uow thoroughly prepared for tho dedica-
ton ceremonies.
, 1875-05-31
COW NJ EMIT.

NOHMtNtt
TIE NATIONAL nKruBLIoANa EpTToAllL HE.NAnKs.
WAsA1soTos, D, G., Nav ao.-lha Nahondl
Republican will Tomorrow pznt sp authoritative
explanation OF the Presidents lstsor, from which
tho following extracts Are taken;
The proper dms haa arrived. An Aeknow!edged au.
thosiy bA4 spofen regarding Tho third question,
and Isssldent 0rsnt haS wrton the must important
after Of Lin public earesr declaring hs Il not Acand
l4ts Tor rsuonaat!on. II viii bs sesd with tness In
toszt ant deeper coneAtn by tho American POO.
liz thau any other political document svar
written. Tha nrm sud diRutnsa explanation
Of bis sencA regarding this matter viii not surprise
those who undss stsnd the character Of who has
hAhtu atsd hins<lf and whosa sspestsnre has taught
him 70 tp!y upon his OWE methods, aud
whose greatest saoeesses haYe bttn won n
e: s: ssass n; s"sSf: s. sS
cattEsp snd lilo ordinary she.nrtssl suhtrstuRes 1t
ii powerful tn sae a.!scta q thsr osta,, aud ta4s
p1'Ssi0n Is: 70 Pr
.nrt tsr% Ia soatt.s!y put IN .ueh .rrsy - % show
thai II has na personal alPteAuon. but t.utsd ~ ~
T.: as .a q a. e9:s IL ~; a
Mi.s! fntuEs eststt to destroy +, and no ons
nan 1oxessr 11xs'fMl ssa dist.ss u. c*,. personal
tsn f' Tut sp,;ssoe:. a.,sa, KS .s ssaa
Khi:s contemplating The eooait!nu of IT.
fairs vhlch would h4vs existed Il President
i4ueon had Lived aud the War bad lssssst Until tho
eud Ut h,> ts'anh term. will deny as aoanl-
th4t such sueresue.s uot now probable. IN tlis
10 .!pply dsioud' sas rIsh'. Of ~ Eple by .4o.-
n!y Ae1r power " ta~stt ths srhemea VI AN.
tl.ir uxu snla1s iu accordance With constitutions!
u,Ih, ThsEa u4ay u thtsA whu vii! nalfclolsl{
plAla iatasyrsAlna Of us ~orls ussa vii ndicsts,
but b. cab A1efd. uiIaaf tho circumstances,
sspsts il - H,tut.i teealt us tils l4tusAt
vaIau tls iA4st sa NtS n aAs A4s4 Il u a..a4xas
, 1875-05-31


DERL1s. May 1.-THE -Sorh Gsruaan Gdke!t<
OF this ovening devo,es farewell article 10
tho Emperor Of Russia on his departure ffonlthls
city. It sa:s:
llts Anjestys Eoouru l4s passed. on Host a,tiafar-
tor.ly. Il waa mt anse~afy to pave tue ~Iy sor ~
sovere Ins kad tAelr cuf Alytaerh uaAulu IL the
compoie aRreemen. ascady esltttny neetA wth fre-h
confirmation III the tnt+rD+s OF universal peaee 1t
each meeting Of tLs lses Essrors. ~ has bes tho
ndesd during Rho l4st ts~ auap!cioa days. THIS
,llrminB ru.nors II To war projects srter-
tstned In Berlin ot..ut.i no eTeleuoe
In st. Petersburg, aud the Emperor Alexander
n!d not come hete under tie Rurpo>inon that tiers
great eonnsGrauoa 70 bo s1tusulxatd. The
lu his prophetic wdo that Tbs 4lh.neo II tho three
Empnrors would Rnarsutee ths natn eusnce Of pe2ca
aud that thtss would only r. Hanger Of tho peace Ct
ths wnyl4 ltin9 broken il Franz, wero bo1s upon
brs king T. has oeen gr1::y strengthened ~l.h:n tho
st frw dsys. nussia's conhdenca III 4urlauyt mod.
tIAtlon Il not shared sverywaere. Dat tic daHen!na
thu u ausl tcIop a1atnat Germany ha4 Rrrsa!y
aver mot with aueh auccets ~ 10 the rEo4eut
| !nstancc. Public opinion 1a.lJ endeAvots ~
discover why these falsellooas hava found
credenee this occa1io7, especially in EnelAnd. In
ea,1ly be Rup@se why ths ealtg nvu1bers o! society
hsre ctreu way 10 hi. 1uspicon- It. manifested II
] rrf Ia 1 well-acc1edited nannes. reE1ona xhoas
t-,.i.i,n KaTs them great clzn 10 IL trusted wcre
cu.ideto Cd to guarantee tie atstuss eet aoat. and
"As moreover, overlooked thAt lGhly-Ets-ed per-
| apuagsA had evidently connection with the III
| tr4mUntAnes. Il il. thcroforr, 20 much lha H1ors
pleasant 10 remember tbs. cur RusstAu frauds h4vt
! not doubted 9ssmAny'A paicy for ons 1aousat
, 1875-05-31

u1s HEPt.r 70 TIE GERMAN p110n1xs.
PARIS May 14.-The pope tn his ro2}y to the
sidross 0: this German pilgrims yesterday, said
tberc were two natons In Germany, Que unalhtle
and violeat, tho other stable aud heroic. The
pifgrims represented the latter. and their Yit1t
WAS powerful affirmation Of rarai authority.
Germany wns suffering from TIM msladY Of FREQ
inquiry, and no longer RAW things clearly. Juat
as via,tofs to the Catscomba required the aid OF
: iamp, 10 natious required tho light OF faith,
and guides 10 hlioH them the way. Tho Pope
VAS tho guile. ard carried thn lamp. Tho por-
secuted should h. feat1ees, their minds inacces-
niLle to tL,nys helow; whilo prosecutors. ht-
tacAsd to perishAblu things, ssre Oiled viii tsF-
rvf.
, 1875-05-31


Record oe Dusrncns Transncted Sat.
urnny.
TIE TOLEDO. rzoaA + WARSAW RAILROAD.
In lin c,aa NJ saoor md Tracy Va. The Toledo
pan-,. + w.rS,v 1,.,,roa1 com-.nv an order
feor'a "asan" "ht'D1o e0r au'' ~ oaes'
1n6 that tho Rhode Island Locomotive Company
oynod soma locomotives aud tsudera which we're
h.,1 hv tha n.;lro,d Comnanv updor 4 coudt-
49,, 80 r,..,, .1s;r, ..na,,a,.d N an IN ~
and tue Recaiyor Was otdsrsd to pay this amount
to tho locomotive works - IA to perfect tho
comuhuysa titlo.
,rvua
il ,,+, -, H. a,.,,,:
'uo8e ou'nnono M ] WI! '1aso n !ao n'a' n'.''os s
Louis lla,lrosd Company this morning. Tie e1-
rentions In tho Ma,tar's = RAPPORT will apo come up
~ ~ 49,. ,Irn.
~ 1'3. tas na4'" m,'.,A... l' ~, a., . +. II.
nhlsky cakes1 on tue power Of the Uhtod stascs
Government 70 soize the books aad snfel Of dis-
t;tter, uho are au.nacted of dofraudjne Il. A
ehnrn and bttsr Contest ia oxpocted.
uSrTEn praTgs co,tnre.
Noso. H. Seil began . suit for sla. 900 acainet
~ 4 E,rino
M.rk T;,ni,att A,s}cneo. hrory1.t artt In ,o,
cocer @5 tfm rim I'm Mec,,xntca' Nat,nnal panl,
~ Chicarn
- r.xuprprcv r7ru,.
Tho fo,1o,,irw ns1.Ias nnita't in n,jnr . nett.
.,o, aooInst 11arynr o Fnr and Wi,,,am II HowSrd
~ +i,a H., ~ Fo- ;. Hnuo,1 nnntro,.n,u rI,ir,.
H., t,,n f,ii,rin, a,.n,,nts. Hn,n Arnr + ~
III NH ~. E;rt.nod 4 n,nr1nn ii. .n7G. n
IonnS I ,,,ohi;n q; 7o1 -. ~ X Fronch i
r. - mn ID fliihnr+ ff,,t,n III ri, 81 ri III
1,lnrs + IN ~ six1 Hhoao. l. n nrndjn7
O. an. Thom,a,n - ofi3, ini,n n,rl.er'
- t5n cil, r I aur = nfnn Il Trntn
- .cn I.satsuT.%r : 1in isas.," ~ NJ ~
t;cnnS ,. F,t' ts ntS " ~ a.;
Ha9 W. nnnloesn' Sataes 20; ~ 5cn.e !.
Il. E. Moses, 81 500; J. E. alofH, e., QUO; =.
AyorE 50, coo; EEoshaw L Qobol. 81 ,2l1.8 E,
+. PuAffrr. ri .N11: and T.. F. puIAifcr K Co.
- nm f. Ia cinrccd that thc dnh,nrs in ~ hoe,
v,,Itv ~ snyorsl .cls n no"En,ntcv In ansncud
Hol'b: VI bofelas "cto Us HA'3"'uFtuF ~ o"7"..n
, 1875-05-31

srxtdt Dfspnteh 10 tn caseaos Tffonne.
DkooMiso1ox, H., May 80,-rh!s afternoon
George King. aged II, who llvos on farm with
hla mother. nl'ea southwest of this city, shot
himself. probably fatally, witt, revolver. II Ia
Renerslly Auppneed that ho was prompted to tho
decd by family d!acord, which has for snne time
existed, and that ho was partially intoxicated
when ho fred tfIo stot,
snte1as Ns5ahh 10 The Chfruno Trbt,n<.
1SDfASAroLrA. May 3O,-On Frlday :lrn, Nancy
E. noyo~, Of th's county, vaa poisoned. It VIA
believed bY Nancy 3farshatl. Tbe latter was
placc3 undor surveillance siil m inquest could 10
held. and when officers went 10 nrrest her sho
~As found deud, haviu5 taten fstal dose Of
nprplipe.
, 1875-05-31
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cheap.
Ono case voTy rich quality Fancy Silks,
we'll worth s1.75, for s1.4O yd.
Two Cases Good Japanese Silks, as cts.
I'd !: hnlf prics.
Ono Cass Elmo Japanese 8ilks, Eoru
5srtpcs, regular CSC quality for 50 cts. I'd.
Ono Case Htch uroeade Japaaeso sslks. 20
ctz. I'D, naver before sold undar rs ots.
, 1875-05-31

NEGOTIATIONS win THE VATICAN.
pAnts. May 14.-Tho Memorial Uip!omdti94e
announces that The negosations bet.esu Rus
sia ard the Vatican respecting the St. potnrs
burg Catholic College have just been concluded
Tho coll 70 will abandon the control Of co1re-
spoudenco between the Bishops tad Nomo, ~
also jursisctioa over the clergy, retaining only
tho management OF Church property. Tho
D.shop Of Olesko, who had been suspended and
l,,:errod for refusing to send a :elegAta to tla
College, w,l1. at the request Ut rho Quvernment,
10 IsAa.IAteu to Yladis aH.
, 1875-05-31

sperfas L4spatrh "a 1h4 Chteas" 7ftetns.
DAxy1tLE, ILL.,, May 8o.-JodEe John Pearson.
ono Of tho first settlere Of 1fnoia, died At this
place Today 1t hAlf-psst II O'Clock. Of fe7er.
after brief illness Of hut three days. Judge
Psasson VIVA born in the 1eas 1902 and moved
to Illinois At = very sArly dAso. Nc has I'll hla
LIE been worry prominons IN politics, having bean
. lifelong Adniror Of Jackson md Jacksontan
principles. He wa ono of tho trsk Circuit
Judges Of tho Btats, beng slactcd from
one OF tho northern olrsulta, which Ia.
sludsd Cook County In !ta boundary,
end his judicial declsons were.
during the torn Of yeA1s hs waa on tho Deueh,
uni7el sl!ly considered by tho Dsr ~ authority.
Ho vas delegate 70 the Domoc1a:io Convention
n Charleston, and fought hard for 5topton h.
DouRtaa OF whom he WINS : porBonsl frlsud
aud sdulisor. In til: y"ar 1870 he VI. BROUGHT
prominently forward 10 candidate Tor Gov
ernue on The Democratic sIckst, but was COM
pellsd 10 decline. 1Io retired from tts prseico
Of bis profession eovoral yssts sRo, and has
devoted the principal part Of hts Lima snos hls
retirement to tho supervision Of LII farm.