The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-19
lTEMs--EDI7oRIA1 AND OTHERWISE.


completely restored
The Pope has completely recovered from
his late indisposition.
- Ex-Governor Foote, of Mississippi, is
gone to live in Washington.
= Hon. Alexander II. Stephens has again
become the sole proprietor of the Atlanta Sun.
- One day last week nine hundred and fifty
one persons sailed from New York for Europe.
= Mr.. Schuyler Colfax is announced as the
Fourth of July orator before the Cincinnati
Odd Fellows
After sermon in Atlanta last Sunday,
Bishop Pierce collected upward of eight thou
sand dollars
= The last rumor is of new Republican
newspaper to be established in Kingstree, Will
liamsburg county.
- Mr.. R. NJ. T. Hunter is now mentioned as
the probable Conservative candidate for Gov
ernor of Virginia.
- CO.., Thomas Thomson will deliver the
Grafton at the Masonic Celebration in Abbeville
on St. Johns Day, Oath inst.
= 1t is stated that the Ladies' Lee Monu-
ment Association, in Virginia, have in hand
about thirteen thousand dollars in money.
= Mrs. Wright, wife of Mr. James A.
Wright, one of the proprietors of the Abbe-
Vile Medium, died at Abbeville on Thursday,
the 18th inst.
1t is said ex-Queen Isabella is about to
proceed to Rome, for the purpose of confer
ence with the Pope upon the prospects of the
Bourbon family in Spain.
Rev. w. F. Pearson is the popular pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at Ninety-Six, and
is doing good work among the people at that
place, says the Abbeville Medium.
- The Greenville Aountaineer complains
that there has been an unusual amount of sick
ness in that town during the present season,
and advises liberal use of disinfectants.
"A colored man, while digging on the Vale
Royal plantation, near Savannah, few days
ago, unearthed seventeen thousand dollars,
which had been buried by miser some eight
years ago.
i In Henderson, KY, on the 14th Of June,
an insane man, attending circus, killed a
child with club and injured number. He
was arrested after receiving three shots from
the police.
Mr.. Hinton Rowan Helper, author of tire
Impending Crisis" who is now in South
America, is expected to return some time this
fall, when, it is rumored, he will publish a work
calculated to make quite sensation in the po-
litical world.
VIM. McKinlay, prominent colored cit
izen of Charleston, died last Wednesday at his
residence in that city. He paid more taxes
than any other colored man in Charleston, and
was an upright representative of the best class
of colored citizens
- Captain Semmes, the former commander
of the Alabama, attended a wedding at New
buryport, Mass, last Wednesday evening, at
which several of the other guests, who were
owners Of vessels which he had destroyed, re-
fused to be introduced to him.
= Colonel Chapman and Captain Samuel
Chapman, former officers in Mosby's guerrilas-
have been appointed postal mail clerks, each
at salary of 81 200. Mosby is securing all
the appointments he desires in Virginia, much
to the disgust of the Republicans of that State.
Russia must now be added to the list Of
nations actively engaged in arctic discovery.
The Imperial Geographical Society has made
use of its special advantages to send out an ex-
perienced Siberian traveller, NJ. Tschekauowski,
on an expedition, which is well supplied and
equipped for two years.
K George S. Campbell, lately employed in
the office Of the Abbeville Medium, died at his
home in Pendleton on Sunday night, Sth inst,
of consumption. Mr.. Campbell was young
man of agreeable manners, kind disposition and
steady habits. He was married only few
wife to mourn his untimely demise.
- The Virginia Republicans, after long
series of protests against Mosby's control Of
Federal appointments in Virginia, have at last
succeeded in securing one for colored route
tide against the great guerrilla chieftain. The
| President however, at last accounts, only made
Virginia appointments at his request, and ig-
nored the Republicans.
Rev. J. B. Ezell, Baptist clergyman,
convicted of Ku Kluxism and sentenced by
Judge Bond to FIVE years in the penitentiary at
Albany, has been pardoned by the President.
The pardon was obtained through the influence
of Dr. j. B. Simons, of New York. Mr. Ezell
alleged in his defence, on his trial, that he only
connected himself with the Ku Klux 10 use
his best efforts to prevent the commission of
crime.
The Stokes case, which has been dragging
its slow length through the Courts for over
seventeen months, seems to stand exactly where
it did at the start. The Court of Appeals have
granted q new trial, and the murderer has
| fresh lease of life What the issue may be Of
the new trial, it u.s. of course, impossible to con-
lecture but it seems to be exceedingly doubt
| full whether rich man can be convicted of
murder in New York.
- The great Hoosac Tunnel in Massachu-
sets is fast approaching completion, and, next
to the Mount Gents Railway Tunnel, is the
longest and M st extensive work of the kind
in the world. The city of Boston, which has
hitherto been shorn of its trade in great meas
ure by its rival, New York, will retrieve, by
means of this tunnel, large portion of its
business, and make the city favorite depot for
the shipment of goods to foreign markets.
- New Orleans has another new party move
ment under discussion. This time the impulse
seems to come from the colored men. They
profess to a conviction of the evils brought
upon Louisiana by the infamies of the carpet
baggers, and say they are anxious for such
changes as shall best insure contentment and
prosperity. They propose to have two commit
tees organized, representing the intelligence,
honesty and industry of the two controlling