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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
PrOspectiveSCIOse of the Miners
Strike,
Net Loss OF $4,000. 600.

A Net Loss or $40 ,OOO,OOOs
NEW YORK, June IA dispatch from
POttsville says: It is the general belief
among the coal operators and other well
informed citizens that the miners strike
will end within a fortnight at farthest, and
probably not Outlast the present week. The
final surrender of men will not be simulta-
neOus, but one colliery after another will
find enough ready to abandon the union to
begin operations. To protect them the as
sistance of troops will be needed until the
strike is definitely abandoned.
The loss TO Schuylkill county alone,
from five months suspension Of all
mining operations, is estimated at ten mil
lions, of which sum the men lose five mill
lions in wages. If they should carry their
point they could not make up this loss by
the difference between the old and the pro-
posed new wages in four years.
Arrests.
ASHLAND, PA, June This morning
ten men were arrested, charged by John
Degnant, Of Donaldson Patch, with making
riotOus demonstrations and threats around
his premises. Degnant, it seems, was
working at a cOlliery upon terms to suit
himself, but not for money,
PoTTsvILLE, June 7.-Everything is
Quiet at MahOney City and other sections
in this region. The troops have been with
drawn from Shamokin and returned home.
ResumIng Work.
The majority of the cOllieries in the Ma
honing region resumed work this morning
Much uneasiness prevails at Shamokin,
owing to the withdrawal Of the troops, and
the citizens have a petition in circulation
praying that the troops be returned. Not
withstanding the prevailing quiet and peace
in the region, many business men are of
opinion that attempts will again be made
to burn the eollieries between Mt. Car
mel and ShamOkin when the men show a
disposition to work, aid are not afforded
ample protection.
Indicted for Riot and Conspiracy.
CLEARFIELD, PA, June il. Siney
and lingo Parks, and other prominent lead
ers of the strike, were indicted this, evening
by the grand Jury for riot and conspiracy.
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CHICAGO.
All the City Fathers Fined for
Contempt of Court.
kr Avkuard municipal Middle.

An Awkward Municipal Middle.
CHICAGO, June THE TWENTY-FIVE Al
dermen who have been before Judge VIII
hams, during the past week, for contempt
of court, in having violated an injunction
restraining them from counting the votes
cast at the last municipal election, were,
this morning, fined each 500 and costs
and their counsel were fined each $500 and
costs. They Immediately took an appeal.
The Lakes ReOPened.
Since Saturday night a feet Of one hun
dred and fOrty-fOUr vessels have arrived,
including one hundred and eight lumber
vessels, and all the vessels due from Buff
falo which arrived on time.
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COLUMBIA, S. G.
A Revolt Against the Municipal Plum
deFers.

CHARLESTON, June "A committee Of
twenty citizens of Columbia, who were ap-
pointed 20 investigate the condition of the
city finances, have submitted q report,
In which they state the municipal
debt TO be S62TOOO, mainly contracted
by fraudulent practices. A mass meeting
was held this evening and resolutions
adopted, requesting the Mayor and Alder
men to resign. A letter was read from
Gov. Chamberlain expressing sympathy
with the object Of the meeting.
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OK Thursday night a woman be-
longing to the demj-D1Onde was shot and
killed IN Greeneville. -Four men have
been arrested, but the supposed prlncl-
paI had escaped, OF had not been
found up to yesterday afternoon
KpngriLIe Press and Herald.
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MEMPHIS.
The Express Robbers on Trial.

Inc LApEtss alUDUoIs VH ANI'9I'
MEMPHIS. June THE jury in the case
af johnson, the express rObber, returned a
verdict based on the evidence Of DR.. j. r.
Allen and others that he was sane, and
johnson, Matt Morris and the other three
were placed on trial, but it viii doubtless
require several days to secure jury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08
CAIRO.
po,,,,Iar Merchant Of Jackson,
7,euu., Commits Suicide.

po-,,Far Merchant OF Jackson,
7,onv. Commits Suicide.
C,7po lime ii. H. BrazeltOn, pop
Mar and prosperous merchant Of Jackson,
SToDD Tn T Who was found at the St. Charles
Hotel yesterday under the influence 451s,,o ,oL oL
chloroform, died this morning. Further
developments show it was doubtless SUI S-
eide. The only motive known Is that ne
was subject to attacks Of neuralgia IA !l the
head which caused such intense suLlell9s
as to affect his reason. 1t WAS supposed ne
took tls fatal step during such sn attack:
The body Of Jno. E. Morse, who shielded
Friday, was found in the river here TINS
morning.
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: VICE PRESIDENT WILSON has
climbed into the Ne1U York Tribune
tower and been interviewed as to mat
ters IN the South. He reports every
thing lovely. No danger of another
war down this way.
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VICKSBURG.

That Negro sheriff shot by His
Deputy In a Bar-rOOm Row.
VICKsBURG, Mss, June 7.-Crosby,
the nero Sheriff, while in a saloon on
cherry street, drinking with A. Gilmer,
a white man, who is his Deputy Shellii and
Tax Collector, was shot under the left eye,
the ball lodging in the back
mart of his head. A probing
of four inches failed TO discover the ball.
He has made an affidavit against GilmerT,
who is not yet arrested, but gives himself
Up in the morning. The affair seems
sbrouded in mystery. 1t is not yet known
what is the extent Of the injuries, but they
are supposed to be mortal.
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CINCINNATI is squealing about
freight determinations Of ''thirty per
cent in flavor Of St. Louis to Nash
yille.'
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REFORMED.

Proposed Pan-PresbyteTiRn Council
in London.
New YORK, June I'm the General
SYNOD of the Reformed Church Of America
this morning, the report from the Commit
tee on Confederation with the Presbyterian
Church was received. 1t sets forth a plan
for a Council, which will be held in Lon
don July 81, next, looking to a closer union
between the Reformed Churches and the
PRESBYTERIAN Churches, and prescribing a
code of laws and the objects aimed at, one
of which is the overthrow Of ROmanism.
The renOft was adopted.
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CAUSE and effect: as Barbour Lewis
has always been q praiser of Grant, it
is natural that he should be made Ap-
praiser Of Merchandise at Memphis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

IT is remarked that no man can become
thoroughly acquainted with his family his
tory until he runs for Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

AN Iowa girl induced every one Of her
friends to attend her wedding by not let
ting them know up to tie lastmOment Wbo
the groom was to be.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

THE mania for suicides is becoming so
general in the Prussian army that a prOpo-
sition has been made-tO investigate the
cause, and devise means to remedy il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

LOUISIANA will raise 100000 barrels Of
rice this season, CT twice as much as last
year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

THE Duchess Of Edinburgh insists on
wearing strings to her bonnet and the
fashion makers don't know what to do
about il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

COTTON quiet and nominal in New
York, closing yesterday at l6@l6gc
for middling upland.
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JACKSON, TENN.

A Destructive CsnhagratiOn Reported
20 be I'm Progress.
JACKSON, Tenn, 1:3O A. NJ, June s.
The finest block of business houses in the
city is now in flames, and no hopes Of
saving it are entertained.
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JOSEPH BLACK, Of New York, is the
champion buzzard. He has been on a
Corners jury 232 times IN one year, and
the corpses are beginning to demonstrate.
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AT. STEWART has bought for less than
100000 the Glenham WOOlen Mills at
Matteawan, n. Y, which cost S1,2OO,OOO
originally.
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FOREIGN.
English LabOrers Looking for
American Homes.
Agents Coming to Examine the
Mississippi Valley.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, June 7.-Messrs. Adger anC
Wicks, appointed by the Federal Union o.
Agricultural Labor, to make an examiEa
tiOn of the Mississippi Valley, for the pur
pose Of ascertaining its suitability for set
tlement by emigants, will leave for the
United States in two weeks.
Steerage Passage for S26 Gold.
The Liverpool Transatlantic Steamship
Companies have Professionally agreed that
rates for steerage passage By fast line shall
be five quineas, and by slow lines, five per
cent less.
The Children's Revival.
A children's meeting in connection with
the revival movement was held to-day in
Bow Hall. The services were conducted
by Maj. Call, Of Chicago. Fully 10000
children were present. The meeting is
sad to have been the most picturesque, and
the singing is described as wonderful.
Similar smaller meetings were held in
Victoria theatre and other places.
The Rifle Team.
DUBLIN, June I'm the international
match competition, the following nine rifle
men made the best scores, and tine first six
will compose the team: Wilson, Miner,
Rigsby, Fulton, Hamilton, Pollock, John
son, McKenna aud Young. The three
last having used English rifles, will have
to compete again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

THE pleasautest way to take cod liver oil
is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat
the pigeons
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

IT is not an infrequent experience OF
churches in New York in these times to be
obliged to sell out for debt. This was the
fate of two last week.
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doing this at the great Centennial OF our
nations birth, we will honor ourselves and
bless our children.
A. S. COLYAR,
HENRY HEIss,
J. N. SAFFOED,
T. II. BRENNAN,
JOuN OWEN,
Ex. Committee.
M. BURNS,
GEO. CUNNNLHAM,
G. g. GIERs,
Finance Committee.
All communications should be addressed
70 Z. p. CAHILL,
Secretary,
June Z, 1875. Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08
An EDITORIAL CrItIeIsm

on the constructions and ruling Of Judge
Morrill,, of the United States District Court,
in the civil rights suit above alluded to-.
The article was moderate in its expressions,
being entirely shOrn of personalities, and
was simple reflex Of the extent to which
the editor deemed the civil rights bill was
intended to apply, together with a review
of the dec siOns of Justice Bradley in the
Grant parish, and the slaughter house cases
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
This morning in the United States Dis
trict Court here, Judge Morrill, took up the
article that appeared in the NelUs and COM
mented upon it in severe terms as an at
tempt TO throw the court into ridicule, and
to inform the Judge of the court that his
decisions were to be disregarded. Having
analyzed the article, Judge Morrill, re-
marked that he could not suffer Congress
and the United States Court to 90 into con-
tempt by remaining silent and thereupOn
instructed the clerk to issue an order for the
United States Marshal to summon the pro-
pIietOrs and publishers of the NelrS to ap-
pear in the morning and show cause why
such an article should appear.
There is the greatest excitement here re-
garding the action Of Judge Morrill,, and
the result tomorrow morning is anxiously
looked for. The prevailing opinion among
lawyers is that no such parallel case as this
has occurred since the days Of the alien and
seditiCus acts.
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GOLD opened in New York yes
terday at liz and closed at 1165.
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WASHINGTON.
A Commission to be Sent to
Treat with the Sioux.
Spinner and the Missing Money.
Death of Congressman Barry, OF
Mississippi.
Locking she stable After the Pony Is
SfOfeu

WASHINGTON, June THE Secretary
of the Treasury to-day inspected the cash
room Of the Treasury Department, and
other rooms where money is handled, with
a view TO having the construction Of the
desks altered, etc, for the better protection
of Government funds. Hereafter, visitors
will not be admitted to the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, vaults of the
Treasury, OF any rooms in which money is
kent or handled.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY
UNION AND AMERICAN

Is made up from three dailies, and is full OF
choice matter Mailed wednesdays and Sat
urdays- One year Culv Sf.2); six months
S2-10i three months, Slo5.
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THE CENTENNIAL.
A Stirring Address From the State
Executive Committee.
Why Tennessee Should be Properly
Represented at Philadelphia.
Organization and Energetic Effort
Essential to Success.

At meeting OF the State Executive
Centennial COMMITTEES, yesterday, the fol-
lowing address to the people Of the State
was adopted.
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TEXAS.
Civil flights Excitement at Gal
weston.

A Theater Manager Fined $500, and
an Editor Invited to Purge Himself
of Contempt
GALVESTON, June Z, 1S75.-The civil
rights case,on trial before the United States
District Court here, in which Henry Green
wall, manager of the fremont Opera
House, was the defendant, was decided this
morning by the jury bringing in a verdict
of guilty. Greenwall was fined $500. The
case was brought because GreenWall refused
two cOlored men seats in the parquette.
In the GdlUeStOn Ne1US, Of Saturday last,
appeared
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Terms OF Subscription.
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THE DAILY UNION & AMERICAN

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readers through she columns OF the UNION
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EseIHII- " oolANy8 eL-sU Nte0aAL -''ssse 5
PAYABLE IN ADvAEOE.
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Enknl- Nrn,1kfiirn.

rA- llniere itibtii6en @oblen iinb iebr
Till Uoriberaesun9en uno nur cine feline
Nn3obl Stimmeu wurhsn op9e9eben. Nls
Staotrdtbe wu,ben sic Serren 9. Gbriitel,
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boben bcreits fruber Der Staot aeSient,
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murben Die Serrcn 8 Selomonn uno 6.
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iinO wieocr erpdblt moroeu, unO ocr
osutIdcS duIratb miro wie frubcr prompf
oaS Sntcrche Ter beuti6en Sdule i'm
Nu9e bCbeu.
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ES- Sreib fe aus @enn es
8rantbeiten eiebt. weld]e bdmonii6 &C.
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acknowledgements Wiberitehen
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ter, aus Uelden es bcrcitet 1T, finb Der
Meuidbeit m%ertbuoler, als GILES @Olb
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nod menige uorbanteu flno.
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6 + II asSi am Z. NpriG

Sibang Z. NpriI.
WnmeienO unren sic Scrren @bas >.
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auf obiac Wemter ihriftlid be renn y rrn
8oriiber gu mcloen bdben.
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SruI Il esT crhan6Iunacn n.

Sc9cIm0bigc &eriommtuno am Stem
Npril.
Nnpeicuo sic @erreu Sielmann, N9cpcr,
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IrmenbausfonoS bon Scitcn ser Staot
,rnannt fcicn.
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6 n,,nth NNrNnltr.

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IIlr,s '!lumalt Bunrlph Siriei, Sermnnn.
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eiprs fin
eaH lE2t7iutruHeat: @:c. &. 0j@L Sermanr
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Trene Street, Gramen

@on 'id6uem @etter b~eNilnltiJt, fam
porjgen Somstag sic Yrifuna ser Serene
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niht nit lecreu S0rbeu tamen, miro lid
Sober poriteIen, Der unicre l~uitigcn uni
Qaitireien Nahborn fcnnt. ga purot
bsnn in Ser Niitta9Spuuie grnbcS Sid Ntd
QcboIten uno in ocutih ioUiulcr ySciit
gci6mauf, gciedt uno geldlcrit, onB &c
cine iSreube mar, Die manhen GronfOpl
picbcr lugenolid iibtrlniitblA itinmtc unr
id6ne Nugen boppeIt fcuri9 bIiben licb.
Grit ipdt Nbeno5 beglb ljd Die Ser
manner Delegation iccleuUelt niigt ouf
ocu Nctmuuc1. l&cr rinen redt frohen
Sag pcrleben uuG lsbcu NH, ou5 aud i'm
Suih 9cbrcr uno StUIcr IeItih0ffc1ts
lclitcn t01uen, Ger %ucrilumt nlNt, Del
nddiiteu Yriifuuq Der 6rtut Greet Sdul'
bci;uwobncn.
ON II,
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BE- 0o8 Scr Ct. 9oni5 & SefferlOn
Gltp Yofet Company Geb0rigc 9ompf,
boot u. M. 0ugon Iegtc Ickten MontaA
Morgsn gum eriten MaIe in uuiercm
9afcn an. 9aSicl5c bate fir @crmunn
MIR menia 6raht an Toro: cine 9artic
Gals fUr Som. &oeucr. Nuf ncm Gif
mcgee noh ct. 2ouis nohm Ner Nugou
jeNoh 5000 YuibrI Mcl;en. 1900 EfInr
QcrGuAcrtes SdwcincTeiih, 200 %ugen,
0ier uno 100 @funo $50ute &C, an 8oro,
SitIc %unicrer Burger batten lid an &c,
YeOee ein~gefunoen nm bos Soot 'u be.
ii6tlocn uuo murcn rie mclltcn Ser Pin
idt, Dap Ole @clclihait E,dt lciht ell
Boot b1ttc finocu t0uncn, oaS bcNer iii,
sen Scrtebr ouf Dem MflNouri p0Bt al;
tben Ser Cu3on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-08

rg- Inner &reisJeridt miro feline sib
Un9en am eritcn Mon-ag i'm Moi begin
uen. uno WobI III elmer @nde bccnoi8t
pcr0en, o. midi lebr pieIe Sale CUR Grs
leoiaun9 porliegcn. Die 9uupt,Gr imi'
naIf0Ile iino iluei Nnfluaen gegeu einen
gepincn Sol 9nber bon Siage GountD,
Ole bon Sioge Gountp bierber perlegt
luurocu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-08

r@- Sir Gin Qrtrs Yaar Samen
Sdube bon SO 3-S, bober S6nitt su
Dem ricoriSen Yrciie bon Sl.25 9ebt ;u
81. Serbian.
Sin grobcr &orrotb bon Sduben unb
SticfcIn itct5 al 9ano.
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las 9rsi Nsribt ttNinut ieine SisHnl,n crl
uArn Nrntn9 im Mai uuc NrYsmttr jscraGah-
uT.
Tis Trctntr-@rurt tEoiitnleritt) rcriammt.t
IL iietu eritten Wrrta9 im 6cbruar, Mai @H'
sEh rre Grrrmtrr.
liz Gsunta-Grwt rsriommeIt iS iretr ricrtcn
Rrrtaa i'm 5strrar, MtNj GhIGuitI rt Nrrrn.tT
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@rry 0auicl ID otf, N%ooiiou,
@isc., 'arciIt 81 Itt fpgt3tbar an
crnem b~,5f.ata 1uiisH EntW @ocfcte
pom } rNua. S0ajN'S uortreffl,d,m
Numbutlcr Sruittbcc bin Id gdnsl,d pa>
bon befrtit wOrpen uno empfebIe i'm
oaber Scoem, ser nit 9uiten ecplagt 1T.