Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15
CONDENSED TRLEGRAMS.

-Four men have been indicted at Fargo,
Dakota, for stealing government grain
from Fort Lincoln. One of them has teen
a prominent contractor.
The Fifth Maryland Regiment left Balti-
more yesterday for Bunker Hill.
Lexington, No reports a $4,000 fire.
Four hundred tons Of government hay
were still burning az Fort Russell, in Wy
oming at last accounts.
Piper, the murderOus Boston Church
sexton, was formally indicted yesterday.
L. o. HOughtOn has been renominated to
Congress by the Republicans Of the Fourth
California District.
Charles ErkbOhm was drowned at Cairo
Sunday night, and three men have been ar
rested on suspicion Of foul play.
The largest meeting Of Louisville pbysi-
clans ever held, passed appropriate reSOlu-
tions yesterday on the death Of DR.. Lewis
Rogers.
Or. T. P. Rogers, one Of the most noted
practitioners in Kentucky, and for many
years Professor in the University Of Louis
vile, died Sunday morning, after a pro-
tracted illness, Of cancer in the stomach.
Cleveland, Ohio, had Jail delivery Sun
day morning. A young girl who was COM
m.tted TO Jail for nOn-payment Of fine,
and who was working out the foe in the
family Of the jailer, procured the key
while the family was in another pant Of the
building, and unlocked the doors, letting
nineteen Of the prisoners out befort it was
discovered that the door was open.
Indictments have been found against
FIVE more prominent members Of the St.
Louis whisky ring, but arrests have not
vet Deen made, nO- have the names Of the
parties indicted trauspired. 1t is alleged
that evidence against the ring is turning up
in unexpected quarters, and it is very
strong and convincing.
The Union depot at st. Louis IS so far
completed that all eastward bound trains
were made up there and left for their des-
tinatiOns Sunday evening, passing through
the tunnel and across the bridge. All roads
centering in that city except the st. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern, and the st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern, will
hereafter use the Union depot, and these
will probably have their connections made
in from thirty TO sixty days.
A bill for the regulation Of the press,
which will sCOl be submitted to the French
Assembly, declares the state of siege
raised, and provides that the attacks on the
form of government and President of the
Republic, shall be punishable with i'm
prisonment for not less than two months,
nor more than three years, and fines Of
from S10O to 81, 900. Penalties are also at
tached TO the publication Of false news,
and of petitions asking for notifications
Of the Constitution.
President MacAIahOn reviewed $4,000
troops at Long Champs in the presence Of
800, 900 spectators, last Sunday.
Hon. Carl SchurZ will return TO Ameri-
ca in October. He intends to stay short
time in England.
Count Henri Won Arnim is dangerously
i'll.
The reports that the abdication Of the
King OF Greece is imminent, and that
several foreign men-Of-War have arrived in
Greek waters, are untrue. The country is
perfectly tranquil.
= fire at Fort Russell, Wyoming Terri
tory, Sunday night, consumed 400 tons Of
government supplies.
The steam mills Of Edwards & Co., al
Toronto, were destroyed by fire yesterday,
with eight dWellinc-hOuses, stables and g.
100000 feet of lumber. The property be-
longed to W. D. Edwards & Co., whose
loss is estimated a. S250,000; insurance
$4,000.
The central portion of Michigan was
visited by frost Saturday night, and some
damage to the crops is reported.