The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 2

THE DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 14 1890 2 day was the severest in years The PARMEItS AND LABORLUS LIPSCOMB GEORGE KINNEY MANY LIVES LOST KZIKTlSrE'Y" CO Proprietors of the Woodard Distil 184 acres and the minimum price on the whole is $10000 one and two years time Lebanon Jan Circuit Court met this morning The docket is very light no oases of very great importance being on hand for trial The 8 rand jury was selected and charged the Judge Special attention was directed by the Judge to gambling which was to a great extent indulged in here during the recent municipal election It is evidently the intention of the Judge to find out all the guilty parties and see that even-handed justice is administered to all TWO MEN ARRESTED (ESTABLISHED IN AND WHOLESALE DEALERS EM if TENNESSEE WHISKIES APPLE AND PEACH Imported French Brandies Gins Ram Champagne and Claret Wines etc NASHVILLE NO 152 NORTH MARKET STREET del hz too oof 2d signs all over town were blown down all the gates carried away and chimneys were blown from houses The 80-foot pole erected by the Democrats during the Cleveland campaign was blown over the end going through a saloon roof smashing things inside and narrowly missed passers by A G-ile at Buffalo Buffalo Yf Jan A terrific gale struck this city about 9 this morning During the forenoon the wind reached the velocity of ninety miles an hour Water rose considerably and flooded the New York Central tracks and trains on Falls Branch had to run around the city A good deal of damage was done about town but nothing of a serious nature thus far reported Communication Cut OIL Butler Pa Jan The strong wind which prevailed this morning blew down a large number of oil derricks in the various fields The wires of the united pipe lines are also down and communication is shut off with some of the districts Storm Notes Wind blowing sixty miles an hour at Oswego The storm was very severe 11 through Canada Church of the Evangelist at Oswego damaged f20000 by spire failing Houses were unroofed and buildings and fences blown down at Trenton A train on the Grand Trunk Railroad was blown from the track near Actonville Canada and several persons slightly injured Outbuildings trees telegraph poles and fences suffered at Niagara Falls A girl had her leg broken in a mill the root of which blew off Many places in Texas Buffered severely by the storm No fatalities are reported Blizzard was very severe in Kansas Missouri and Nebraska Trains delayed and snow very deep Telegraph wires are down in every direction A WILL TERSE TELEGRAMS REJECTED ADVICE ft fry (A The Unions of Wilson County Meet and Adopt Resolutions Lebanon Jan 13 Special The regular quarterly session of the Union was held at Hamilton Academy this county Saturday with the following unions represented: Prosperity Mt View Green Hill Wilford Rutland Oak Hill Globe Creek Mt Juliet Statesville Laguardo Silver Sprin Vesta Mt Vernon Rocky Grove Pearl Academy Elmwood Cottage Home and Hamilton Hon JP Buchanan Presidentof the State organization was present and delivered a speech The constitution of the State Union was adopted as a rule of government by the county organization The Committee on Resolutions made an extended report among their most important recommendations being the following: They first insist upon a more rigid system of economy among the farmers and urge upon the farmers the necessity ot taking better care of their farming machinery and notice the great loss each year by the exposure of said machinery Third recognizing that the success of our county depends upon the education and labor of our boys and girls we recommend to the various public school commissioners that they com' mence their schools about the first of October and continue until the last of March if there be not enough publie money the patrons should be strongly urged to make up the deficiency The tenth resolution is as follows Resolved that we will not support by our vote any man from Constable to President who is not identified with our interests With the fourteenth resolution a dive into national affairs is made when they say: Resolved that as a means of relief we favor the free and unlimited coinage of silver and the volume of circulation be sufficient to meet the demands of legitimate business circulating medium to be composed solely of gold silver and greenbacks each interchangeable and of equal value Fifteenth resolved that we further ask a reduction of the tariff' to the just requirements of the Government economically administered with the necessities of life placed upon the free list Sixteenth resolved that we recommend that our United States Senators be elected by a direct vote of the people Seventeenth resolved that weiavorajust reduction in all our taxes consistent with the public welfare of our county A committee appointed to recommend some alterations in the present road law reported as follows: We recommend first that the law levying a money tax for road purposes be repealed we recommend second that all owners of wagons be required to send said wagons on the road as many days as the hands are required to work and that a fine of $2 per day be assessed for failure to do so Con'inued From First Paael mounted to almost nothing Their escape from death is almost incomprehensible The second story of the house 120 South Twentieth street was wrecked The rear wall was blown in and the roof was partially torn away Mrs Charles Miller and her baby narrowly escaped death when the house was wrecked Mrs Miller had the baby in her arms and seeing the window sag in rushed to it and placed her back against the glass Hardly had she taken thisl position when the roof was lifted the window was blown in and Jb shower ot bricks fell upon her One brick strftck heron the head catting a long deep gash The force of the blow rendered her unconscious She fell upon the floor still holding the baby A brick struck the little one but did not injure it much as the arms partially protected it Mrs injuries are quite painful but not serious A physician attended her as soon as her husband who was slightly cut by broken glass could get out to summon one The tornado piled the house 1412 North Twelfth street in the rear about the heads of Heinzeks Wenzell a stonemason and his family Mr Wenzell wife and three children were sitting in the front room of their house which is a one-story brick cottage when the storm arose They did not dream of danger and had no warning of iti Suddenly the house collapsed and all were buried in the ruins Neighbors cameto the rescue after the storm and all were taken out alive and but slightly hurt Scratches and bfuiseB were the sum of their injuries There was terrible excitement at Nineteeth and Pine streets during the storm The Natatorium lay a short distance to the west of the track of destruction but the wind passing over it was very strong The building was shaken and seemed upon the point of being wrecked Between 500 and 600 girls and men were there as nsual pn Sunday afternoon The girls became wild with terror and had it not been for some cool men there would have been a stampede from the building Several women fainted but no one was injured and the building was not damaged The office orSmith Heller Lumber Company in 1828 North Broadway a small one-story frame building fell during the storm burying Frank Kohler an employe of the company in the wreckage He lay there until the firemen who were summoned removed the boards and drew him forth He was badly frightened but not hurt and walked to his home 2913 North Broadway No 920 Mound street was owned by Diel and occupied by Mr Burns and Mr Horn Mrs Horn on the second floor was blown out through the side of the dwelling with most of her household effects and landed almost uninjured but scared nearly to death on the wreck of what had just previously been known as 922 Mound street The St Louis planing-mill at Tenth and Mullanphy streets was badly shattered An unknown man standing under one of its sheds had his leg broken by falling timber and was cared for by the police FINf SHOES rap yrisht I will not take any other Dressing My friends use ACME Blacking and praise its merits and you sell me what I want and not what you think I ought to have go elsewhere and get it" Ladies do likewise WOLFF RANDOLPH Philadelphia The Beet Blacking for Men Women and Children ap30 (Hvnrm v- The News Boiled Down for the Convenience of Busy Men There is little change in the Iowa legislative situation The deadlock continues The Ohio Republican caucus last night nominated ex-Gov Chas Foster for Senator A package containing $11000 was stolen from the Wells-Fargo Express office in Dallas Tex yesterday Charles Huest is to become editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer vice Col Lambert who has resigned because of ill health At Peoria 111 yesterday fire in the Monarch distillery destroyed seven copper stills and 100000 gallons of untaxed spirits Loss $150000 Rev Sturgis of Trinity Church Richmond Va is being investigated because of a note alleged to have been written by him to a woman of his congregation At Milton Wis Prof Chas A Clarke Principal of the Albion Academy died last night of what is believed to have been hydrophobia He was bitten by a cat last March Want More Money Wilkesbarrk Pa Jan A strike took place in the weaving department of the lace factory here today The men demand an increase in wages of $2 per month' This is the only lace factory in the United States and employs 300 men girls and boys all of whom will be affected by the strike Superintendent Akin expresses bis willingness to submit the matter to arbitration Voluntary Assignment Athens Ala Jan Special Henry Warten the largest merchant in Athens made a voluntary assign raent to-day to his creditors The amount of indebtedness is not stated Schoolfield Hauauer Co of Memphis hold the largest amount Mr Warten adopted this as the best plan to protect his creditors and the com munity generally indorse his course Negro Colonization Indorsed Brussels Jan 13 The proposition to settle in the upper Congo country a colony of negroes from the United States meets with much favor here It is thought this would greatly facilitate the peaceful introduction of the ideas and methods of industry and commerce of civilized countries v'B1AT5 TiitWOHLS-CURtS Rheumatism Sprains Bruises Spavin Cut'3 splint Ringeonz EPIZOOTIC PUiNSYf PEfWWtij TlY 5UCT5 Per Bottle TXNC THE CUHEFP NEURALGIA SO CENTS PER BOX SOLD EVERYWHERE RKblGUM ROOT MED Cl NA5HV fL EL TEiV A Confidence Racket for the Unstu pactlng About two weeks ago I Jones of Brody Tex was robbed at the Chattanooga depot by two confidence men of 35 A day or two later a man from Virginia by the name of William Large was victimized in the same manner and by men bearing sim ilar description to the first The matter was reported to Chief of Detectives Pittman and Detectives Turner Sidobottom and McConnell were detailed to work it np Last night Officers Turner and Sidebottom in company with Capt Casteen and Detective Pittman arrested two men who answered the descriptions accurately They were stopping at a private boarding-house on North Cherry street and when taken into custody failed to give a satisfactory explanation of their presence in the city further than to state that they were gentlemen of leisure and were traveling for their health and neither had Been the other before This statement however evinced a deficient memory for they had been seen talking to each other several times of late yet from their conduct at the police station one would be apt to believe their story for most beautifully did they act the part of strangers Not until they were placed behind the bars did they so much as look at each other but when they found themselves companions in misery they locked arms and commenced an earnest conversation Both men were well dressed and possessed gentlemanly manners but gave way to their tempers under the scathing cross-examinations to which Capt Casteen subjected them Their game is an old one but rarely fails when maneuvered artistically Mr Jones tells the story of his victimization as follows: was standing at the lunch counter at the Chattanooga depot when a gentleman stepped up and ordered a cup of coffee He opened the conversation by some commonplace remark finally askin me my destination which I told an he replied he was going to the same place We talked together some time and then boarded the train taking a seat together Justus the train was about to start another gentleman approached my new-found friend very hurriedly and in an excited manner exclaimed: you give me $35 right now I will have that body taken off the train and you will have to stay over all night My companion seemed greatly embarrassed and modestly explained that the body referred to was that of a relative which he was taking home for interment at the same time drawing from his pocketbook a $50 bill and offering it to the supposed undertaker who rather rudely rejected the bill with the exclamation that he had no change and the train would not wait for him to get it My companion then turned and hesitatingly asked if I would lend him that amount until we reached our stopping point I complied with the request quickly counting out the money and handing it to the gentleman in apparent bereavement He equally as promptly transferred it to the other party who started for the door of the coach My seatmate jumped up and saying something about giving the undertaker some instructions followed him to the door The idea struck me all of a sudden that I had been robbed and I started for the platfbrm bntwhen I got there neither of the parties was in sight and the train was leaving 1 looked up and down the platform but could not see an officer anywhere and by the time I found one the slick scoundrels were beyond The prisoners gave their names as James DePew of Alabama and William Armler of Florida DePew says he is engaged in the grocery business and Armler claims to be a printer Detectives bidebottom and Turner deserve the credit for working up the case TWO EVIL DOERS SKIN CANCER Several years ago I was called to see a colored woman who had a malignant form cancer on her foot The cancer grew worse nnder the prescribed treatment and the toes and oneside rff the foot were at length eaten entirely away The patient coaid not have survived much longer but I commenced the use of Swift's Specific and it cured her sound well That was three years ago and there has beer no return of the disease I regard Swift's Specific most excellent medicine for blood diseases Its tendency is to drive out the poison Mathcrvillc Miss Stagg MD Large Bequests to Churehes and Charitable Institutions New York Jan The will of John Shoenberger the millionaire iron manufacturer of Pittsburg Pa who resided during recent years in this city was filed in the office this morning He gives about one-half of his estate to his relatives His executors are authorized to convey certain real estate in the Seventh Ward of the city of Pittsburg Pa for the erection and maintenance thereon of buildings for a free Protestant church hospital as a memorial to the deceased first wife which shall be known as the St Margaret Memorial Hospital the completion of this benefaction the will further directs the expenditure of 550000 The sum of 100000 is given to Trinity Church of Pittsburg on condition of establishing free daily service or alternatively to the endowment of the hospital The Church Home Association of Allegheny County Pa receives $35-000 the Seabury Mission" ot Minnesota $25000 the Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the diocese of Pittsburg $30000 the Missionary Society of the same church located in New York $50000 The remainder of the estate is to be held by the executors in trust and as soon as practicable the further sum of $250000 is to be added to the endowment of the St Margaret Hospital FATAL FIRE ROCKY BUT SURE BLOWING A HURRICANE CHANCERY SALE' ireat Damage and Several Casualties at Rochester Rochester Jan A hurricane prevails here The wind is said to have reached a velocity of seventy-five miles an hour Many buildings have been partially demolished and several persons have been njured by falling debris George Welter was struck on the head by a failing chimney and killed George Reward an express wagon driver was kicked in the head by his horse which had been blown down by the force of the wind He fell and his horse rolled on him causing internal injuries from which he may die The sputh wall was blown out of the Joslyn block on State street falling on and crushing a frame building next door No one was injured The roof of the Gennes-see Brewery malt-house part of the roof of Curtis canning factory and part of the spire of St Church were blown off There were many narrow escapes CANCER OF THE TONGUE For three or four years I had an eating sore my tongue that made a considerable bole In It I became alarmed at Its progress and went to Atlanta for treatment The result was that commenced the use of Swift's Specific and th ore was soon gone with nt i truce of it left Thomaston Ga Mar 14 A Lewis Treatise on Cancer jna led free Swift SFEciric Co Drawer st Atinn-! au9 ror 3 Sick Headache Positively Cured by these Little Pilla They aiso relieve Dia tress from Dyspepsia Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating A per fcct-remedy for Dizzl ness Nausea Drowsiness Bad Taste in the Mouth Coated Tongue Pain in the Side TOR PED LIVER They regulate the and prevent Constipation and Piles Th smallest and easiest to take Only one pill dose Purely vegetable Price 25 cents CASTES Prjp ra Kew Tu fpOiwvf Hrn ms New Departure in Town Among the new enterprises of our pushing druggists we llud them offering to return the' money If cure la not effected They already offer the following medicine In that way: Pile Ointment Cholera Infantum Cure and Cholera Morbus Cure for all summer complaints Among others the following druggists ate making this liberal offer: Page corner Church and Stonewall streets Vaughn Bros comer Church and Vine streets Coles A Oo corner of Carroll and University streets: Gray A Co Foster street corner of Meridian avenue Hubert Eves opiOsUe Nlcholsou House Laurent corner Union and Summer streets Harwell 465 College st no36 tu 6m EW ADVERTISEM ENTS PURSUANT TO A DECREE I the Chancery Court at present term and which Is enier-at page 310 or Minute Book No case of Timmons and Wife rCL Whitehead and Others i Notice Is here given that I public sale at the eourt-hov villa on Wednesday Jan 29 1890 the following described Lot No 37 In the plan of -as registered In ko 7 li'rtv 1 i Said lot fronts ci tert on Hancock street and ri at lei lines I7i feet to an For title see Book No 7J 0 TERMS OF One for the balance credits of 1 will be given intetvs Ihm proved security reuulred i Sale free from lemr-tlon GEORGE JTW 8 15 -2-3 frs Cnlleoka Couple Found the Count of True Love Culleoka Jan An occurrence involving the quiet of religious services in three churches created a sensation here Sunday Mr Warden of Texas formerly of this vicinity and Miss Cora Wells daughter of Mr John Wells went to the Baptist Church armed with the proper license intending to have their interests made one by the marriage tie Unexpectedly to the young people the lather of the would-be bride who was opposed to the match was in the church but not anticipating the purpose of the ybuug couple was giving close attention to the sermon of Rev Mr Ussery the pastor Seeing this the lovers left the church and hastened to the residence of Dr Howlettwho is a Magistrate Dr Howlett was from home visiting a patient From bis residence a race was made to the Presbyterian Church into which the young people entered and presented themselves in front of Rev Frierson who was delivering his sermon and handed him the license saying not a word Mr Frierson told them he was now conducting divine service whereupon fearing danger from delay they retired from this church and went to the front of the Methodist Church and sent in one of their number with 4he request to the Rev Moore to stop his discourse long enough to consummate their marriage The preacher kindly consenting to their wish the bridal party entered the church the ceremony was said the minister was handed his fee and the happy pair and their friends left as hurriedly as they had entered They returned at once to the Baptist Church and resumed their accustomed places until the close of the services In a few days they leave for Texas their future home The novelty and suddenness of the movement so excited the humorous element in the Presbyterian and Methodist congregations that the preachers yielded to the inevitable and dismissed their hearers without finishing their sermons FOR THE FRAY IN ST AX TL KILLED Three Lives Lost and Nearly a Million Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed Baltimore Jan 13 Elevator No 2 on the north side of the Patapscot River belonging to the Baltimore Elevator Company ahd used by the Northern Central Railroad Company was burned to-night with all its contents The total loss is between $700000 and $800000 The British steamship Sacrobosco which was lying alongside was also totally destroyed involving a loss of £150000 Three of the employes the chief engineer whose name is said to be Roby and two seamen whose names have not yet been learned were either burned or drowned The steamship Sacrobosco was an iron vessel She belonged to Chas Turnbull of North Shields England and was commanded by Capt Henry Gill The fire was discovered about 7 this evening Its origin ih unknown A general alarm brought all the fire engines in the city to the scene but the combined efforts of the force proved of little avail The fire rapidly encircled the elevator and embraced the steamship before she could be run out into the stream There Were 500000 bushels of wheat and corn in the bins and this too is entirely destroyed RUSSIAN INFLUENZA Chancery Sale South Pittsburg stock at Knsley Citv stoca at 15i Nashville Land Improvement stock at 121 Fourth National Batik stock at 1361 Sumner County coupons July 1889 at 98 Sumner County coupons January 1890 at 97 Sheffield Land stock at 67 Sheffield A Birmingham bonds at 41 lorenee Land stock at 23 -mi idaru Charcoal stock at BVs BANK OF COMMERCE Russian and TurkishBaths Terrible Destruction of Property at Machfearz III Olney III Jan At the village if Machburg last night the cyclone overturned dwelling houses barns and outbuildings and wrought great damage The family of Philip Nicholson were seated around the fire when the storm came up The house was completely destroyed and Mrs Nicholson instantly killed and the daughter Miss Anna seriously injured Aaron McWilliams and family of seven were all caught under the rubbish of their house and two children sustained serious injuries The Methodist Episcopal Church and parsonage were destroyed Quails and other iowls were found dead and stripped of their Heathers and many large trees uprooted lying along the path of the itorm which was about fiity rods wide FOE LADII3 AHD GENTLEMEU PURSUANT to a Chancery Court at term uni which Is entered re 21 of Minute Book No o- Brien vs Ida Mai lory Oth-rs Notice Is here given that I sale at the court-house door at Wednesday Jan 29 1890 Ad mission tor Ladles Tuesdays Only sj From 8 to 11 a Ottes Iiayman anil Ed Boyd Arreted by D-tcctlvs Ed Boyd colored was arrested last night by Detectives Ilanifiu and Bolton for assault and battery on Minnie Gray with whom he had a fight Saturday night when Minnie cut a gash over his eye with a pitcher Boyd will be tried before Justice Page this afternoon The same officers arrested Ottes Iiayman last night on charges of forgery and obtaining goods under false pretenses He escaped about two weeks ago while being tried before Justice Engles His case will also be heard by ustlce Page this 5000 American National Bank stock 6000 Fourth National Bank stock $11100 iiecutur Railroad stock Land Company stock 30000 Ensley City stock $15000 Florence Company stock $500 0 Nashville Land company stock 6000 Lac range Furnace bonds 5(M) McGavock and Mt st bonds THOMAS MAH It MUSICAL LECTURE Matinee and evening MONDAY Jan an Chapel of tlie Nashville College for Young Ladies Musical Lectures with Vocal anu Instrumental illustrations by the distinguished Musical Critic and Hauls Mr LOCI' KLSON Boston iins- Matinee 230 English Folk Songs Evening 730 "German Music" Tickets for both 60c TERRIBLE WIND STORM A thistle Club Building Chu between Cherry sud Cells the following described proper? Lot No 22 tn ad vlffe said lot Is situated 1 Civil District of Davidson 1 the corner of nd lug G7 2-10 feet on PjiHUp stn back 150 leet to an alley TERMS OF Credit and 18 months Interest -le-ar approved security requlrtv im: Sale free irom redemption GEORGE WMT JaS 152229 BETRAYED CONFI DENCE for either separately 35c music stores For sale at the jail tufrlsu ANNUAL -MEETING The Force of the Milford Mass Journal Completely Demoralized Milford Mass Jan The editor business manager local editor and news foreman of the Daily Journal are suffering from the grippe and two-thirds of the composing force are about recovering from the malady The wives of the editors and foreman are seriously ill Out of thirteen suburban correspondents eleven are ill with influenza and Horan of Hopkinton died last night from its effects Other Sneezes At Madrid the Duchess of Montpelier is suffering from an attack of influenza Ten deaths in Chicago from influenza and complications resulting from that malady It is stated that the Pope and eight of the Cardinals of his household are suffering with influenza NOT RESPONSIBLE Chancery Sale A Trusted Convict Takes French Leave John Manson alias Will Carter colored escaped from the penitentiary yesterday morning Manson was sent up from Montgomery County Dec 19 1888 to serve three years for larceny He made a good prisoner and was granted the privilege of a trusty Last night when the evening count was made Manson up missing" It was thought at first that he would return but up to date he has not made himsclt known In Chancery at State of Tennessee office Clerk and Master Chancery Court Nashville Jan IS Frank itoaes complainant vs Inez Bodes Hunt and Hunt defendants It appearing from affidavit tiled in tills cause that trio defendants Inez Bodes Hunt and husband 11 Huntarenon residents of the State of Tennessee and cannot served with the ordinary process of law It Is therefore ordered that said defendants enter their appearance herein on or before or within the first three days after the third Monday In February next 1890 It being Feb 17 IS) and plead answer or demur to cornnlatntinis' bill or the same will be taken for confessed as to th and set for hearing ex parte and that a copy of this order la published for four consecutive weeks In The American WHITWORTn Clerk and Master By WM SMITH DC Ed A Price Solicitor for Complainant Jal4 tu 4t Preparations Being Made by Rutherford Democrats Murfreesboro Jan Special A call has been issned for a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee of this county Saturday Jan 18 at 11 a in the Circuit Court room The meeting is called lor the purpose of considering and taking action wittqreference to the county elections and any other business that may properly arise The committee is composed of twenty-seven staunch Democrats from all the civil districts in the county and will probably declare a primary election to select candidates for the county offices at the August election! Up to date as many as six candidates are announced for the office of County Court Clerk ten for Circuit Court Clerk four for Sheriff' two lor Trustee and three for Register If no primary is called the entire canvass for the next few months will be one of general chaos ONE BETTER The annual meeting of the share-holders of the NASIIVILLE LUMBER CO Will be held To-day nt 3 in at the office in West Nashville THEO PLUMMER AUCTION SALS MAY -OF- Caine Through the Window About 1 this morning some one threw a rock about the size of a fist through one of the second-floor windows in the west wing of the Baxter Court It is thought the miscreant was a waiter who was discharged the morning before for inefficiency The missile was evidently aimed at the head waiter of the cafe who was seated near the window PURSUANT to a decree Cbanoery Court at Naahvtile term and which 1 ent-red of receM a of Minute Book No 32 In the case ot George Donaldson vs i Mifrkin and Others Notice is here given that I will 'C1 11c sale at the court-house door at Saturday Jan 25 1390 a the following described property Lot No 129 tn the plan of the jj Tiact as registered In Book No I) Said lot fronts 50 feet on tne of West End avenue and runs bac an alley For title see Book No P- Ki No 108 P- 293 I) 0 -d TERMS OF SAL One-half (K for the residue credits of 1 and nv terest-bearing notes with apRSP''1 -qulred for the deferred payment- retained d0: Sale free from redemption homestead it woRTH- GEORGE JU Ja411 1825 Clerk jum South toy St Property ON THE PREMISES AT I One Man Killed and Several Injured at Syracuse Syracuse Jan A terrible windstorm this afternoon about 2 blew down the whole wall of the Home Watertown Ogdensburg Railroad new brick freight house here which was all finished except the roof which was being put on to-day A carpenter was buried under the wall and was taken out dead A dozen people mostly carpenters were injured more or less seriously The wind blew off all the tin roof of the north wing of the Onondaga penitentiary wrecked Vhe cement roof of the machine shop snd blew into kindling-wood fifty leet of fence around the building Peculiar Accident Toledo Jan During the heavy gale of last night a freight car was blown from a siding at Custer a station on the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad thirty-four miles south of Toledo upon the main track and then driven three miles north where it collided with the southbound vaasenger train leaving here at midnight The engine baggage and mail cars of the train were wrecked and both engineer firemen were injured but not fatally Warm Weather in Delaware Dover Del Jan The ther-nometer yesterday registered from 70 80 degrees in the shade and in the sun went up to 106 and the peach buds are so far advanced that a general treezo would entirely kill them William Gehrnan living about five miles east of Dover says that almost ril his peach trees are in bloom Perished in the Storm Calgary Jan Thurs-lay morning a young man named fohn MacDonald started from Rosebud with a team to drive Mrs Wilson three children to Gleichen They have not been heard from since and it is feared that they perished in the storm ofThursday night Democratic Pole Blown Down Canton Jan The thermometer fell during the day and Ike wind blew a gale The storm to- TO- In Chancery at la Stale of Tennessee office Clerk and Master Chancery Court Nashville Jan 13 Reaily et aL complainants vs Dtxon Overton et at defendants It appearing from the return of the Sheriff on the subpoena to answer heretofore Issued In this cause that defendants Allen Madeline Allen nnd Dixon Overton are not to be round and further that saUl Allen Ls In the State of Mississippi said Madeline Alien Is in the state ot New York and said Dixon Over-ton ts tn the State of Kentucky It ts therefore ordered that said defendants enter their appearance herein on or before or within the first three days after the third Monday tn February next 1890 It being Feb 17 1890 and plead answer or demur to said cross bill or tne same will be taken for confessed as to them and set for hearing ex parte and that a copy of this order be published for four consecutive weeks tn The American WHITWORTH Clerk and Master By WM SMITH Demoss 4 Malone Solicitors for Complainant- jail tu 4t LOCAL NOTICES Beginning at Nos 134 and 136 Cherry Bt I will eell to the highest bidder the following property: Nos 134 and 136 8 Cherry street situated on the east side of said street between Broad and Demoubreun streets and contains several small houses renting for 300 per annum Size of lot 60x191 Second -Small house and lot adjoining the above Lot 22x191 THREE 2-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS Nos 420 422 and 424 South Cherry aL near Peabody street Each house contains tlx good rooms and rents for $200 per annum each All In good repair Title perfect Terms made known on day of sale CHICHESTER'S ENCjfH PENNYROYAL A Canon of the Church of Rome Who Lost 9600000 New York Jan Judge Wallace in court to-day handed down a decision that ex-Sheriff Bowe cannot be held responsible seized from Leon Bernard a Canon of the Church of Rome and so dismissed the suit brought in the name of the Catholic Prebendaryagainstthe ex-Sheriff The $600000 in question is part ofa fortune of $2000000 that had been accumulated by the bishopric of Tournal Belgium in the course of a century Through a change of Bishops this great fortune Was unearthed in 1879 when Bishop Dnmont for some onense or other was suspended by Bishop Durrous-sien The new prelate managed to get the money away from his predecessor and entrusted it the care of Canon Bernard a priestof the diocese who came to this country Sullivan Jackson Fight San Francisco Jan President Fnllda of the California Athletic Club to-night announced that John Sullivaan had agreed with a representative of the club on a purse for which he would meet Peter Jackson in the last fight of hia life The amount is $15000 and Jackson has accepted the terms By a unanimous vote the club announced its approval of the proposition to empower the directors to make the match UEMOVAL A Wonderful Iot of Chickens in Bedford County Cross Roads Bedford County Jan Mr Orr and lady report that they have thirty-nine hens of the Leghorn stock from which the past year from Jan 1 to Dec 31 they gathered 5794 eggs of which number they sold 6438 and received for them $4238 One hundred and thirty-seven eggs of the number were set and 219 used at home The average number of eggs laid by the hen is 148 They sold chickens to the amount of $415 The average amount of money to eac hen for eggs sold is $108 with the 'ount of chickens sold included to eac $129 MINOR STATE SPECIALS Murfreesboro Jan Hon Sparks who has been confined to his bed for the past three weeks with la grippe is able to sit up and is thought to be entirely out of danger Murfreesboro Jan The valuable home place of the late Wm Fox which is situated a mile from Murfreesboro on the Salem pike is advertised for Sale by decree of the County Court Saturday Feb 1 This tract of land is splendidly improved contains RCD CROSS OISBOMP 0 Kfc ol ul Drusitit 'r 1 nd LsAtw- rrt-rr Chlrka-tr I 1 C- Turner real estate agent will sell to-day by public auction some choice property on South Cherry st beginning at No 134 at 12 bee card Calendar As usual at this time of the year the new crop of calendars is coming in They are of all sort sizes shapes and kinds and many of Wiem can be had for the asking but the best calendar that comes to our office is that published by Ayer Son Newspaper Advertising Agents Philadelphia and which they send postpaid to any address on receipt of 25 cents Cigars at Auction On Wednesday morning Jan 15 at at 10 Barnes A Co will sell at their auction rooms 224 College street the entire stock df Mendoza Co of Key West Fla consisting of 250000 cigars also fifty gross meerschaum jfipes regardless of cost Sale will continue every day at 10 a and 2 jal2 3t THOMPSON ARCH ITECT Haa Removed from over Bank to BAXTER COURT jal lm de26 thsu tu eowly fi If Yon Wish to A victim Ot youthfal Imprudence lature Decoy Nervous Da- TURNER Real Estate Agent 423 UNION ST NASHVILLE TESX Weetli American $100 a im ON ALL CURRENT AFFA SUBSCRIBE FOB THE WEEKLY AMERCAH toed 0 In vain every known remedy has discovered a lmple sett-cure which he will send FREE la fellow -sufferers Address 0 3 1 3179 Nan lark Uty.