The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28
Anosrsol1 ynteQigenter.

'uuMt E. F. Gary, late principal clerk in
the Treasurer's Office, has been aPPolnteu oea.e
Auditor ad Interim, to take effect OCTOBER ISL
in mace of Mai. E. l.. Deane, resigned. MAJ.
Deane has left for the West. 1t Is SAID that
tbs business of the State Auditors office is in
. ronddle and that Mr.. Gary is suitable per-
son to bring order out of chaos.
washington dispatch says: Advlces
from Ohio indicate that the Republicans will
elect their State ticket in October by very de-
cided majority, but owing to the differences In
the oarty in Hamilton county, the indications
are very favorable for q Legislature In the IN
terest, of the Conservatives, who, in such an
event, will secure United States Senator In
place of Mr.. Sherman.
49,. The Legislature of Illinois, 1t is reported,
will be placed in an embarrassing situation by
the action of the presiding officers OF the Two
bodies of which it is composed. Inc Speaker
ofehe House of Representatives, it is asserted,
intends to summon that body to meet IN special
session in Chicago, ON November 10Th, ana
lieutenant Governor Dougherty lntends 10
snmmon the Senate to meet at Sprlngheld, the
State capital, on the same day.
= tt would appear from recent reports that
the English Government is about sending full
minister to San Domingo, in order to counter
actN that are called g the designs" of the Uni
tesI, ,States in that region. The new diplomatic
representative is Spencer St. John, who is rep
resented to be an able, adroit and active man,
with great experience of the people with whom
The opening of the Mont Gems tunnel,
which is announced by cable, is one of the
greatest, perhaps the greatest engineering feats
of ffe ace. unless the Suez canal may dispute
the palm with it in this respect. Trains are
now running from Italy into France, by this
tnnnel. over and through the Alps. Its con-
strIction- was work of great difficulty, being
about eight miles in length. 80
- The Tax.Payers' Convention is In session
at, Austin, Texas. Governor 2. M. Pease Is
President. and ninety-fve counties are repre-
santed. A resolution has been passed that
committee be appointed to wait on the Govern
or and ask his cooperation with the conven-
tien. for the purpose of reducing taxatlon.-
Another resolution was passed that no candl-
date be supported at any election VINO whl not
pledge himself to retrenchment and reform.
-. The New York Sun, in speaking OF the
frequent reports of the outrages committeo Dy
the Lowry gang in North Carolina, states thas
this gang do not belong to the ku Kiux, anu
charges upon the Washington administrator m
that thew are negroes who are permitted TO
continue their depredations unmolested, while
aarge body Of soldiers are tor po.tal eecs
theueis not the remotest possibility OF their
James Nicely, living near Ripley, Fair
field county, Ohio, died recently, leaving Tor
tune in money, supposed to amount to Sl5,0O0,
but as no one knows where the Old gentleman
Kept the treasure, the heirs are left the task OF
hunting it up. They have gone to work vigor-
ously with pick and shovel, and have pretty
we'll digged the farm on which Neely lived
from centre to circumference. On his death
bed Nicely. refused to give his children informa-
ton as to where he had secreted the money ne
was,knowu to possess