The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-06
,GeneFai; Eevs Summary.

OF acceptance and inaugural. ' y. 'isfs
'in-rThe Govefnor6 : Caiifofnir, receives
iniaalary' and perquisites,d d 50 600. The
assessor Of. San Frapcisco makes S2g. .Oee,
ana the c2snFpty SsIF surveyor SIG, 900 annual,
Somebody estimates that there arc arg
$4,000 dentists in active saryice In tll..!se
country, who use annually half a. ton of
pnTe gold, besides cheaper ,flliag, maso-
- Thirty thousand acres oY,1and bayah
been purchasedn IN Henderson, county,
North .Carolinaj for Catholic colony OF
Lsixty;6 FIVE families, most of them from,
the North.
"IA More than Eve million CANS of corn
are now packed in Maine annually. ard
sold in every part ofpthe world, yielding
business TO the STATE Of fcabout 81, 500.
0O0, and giving profitable employment
TO from eight to ten thousand peopio
during the packing session. fiita ff5i
-. The Indian pwarrin idaho is pretty
lively still ). the Indians eludinG capturo.
picking Up new recruits from the reserva.
lions, and occasionally making success.
full raid on horses and other property q
while the federal troops keep up an &C.
tive pursuit. apparently discouraging in
results 30 far, but yet pretty certain to,
end In the final conquest of the rebel
REDSKINS. Gen.. Sherman is out iu that
general region, and had arrived dc Hell.
ena, Montana, at last accounts There
have been fears that the, Indiana, ia
washington Territory would join the
nghting tribes, and they are called into a
grand council with the whites, which ID
torbe attended by large force of SOL
niors. These Washington Territory
:ri9es numper IN all over $500 persona,
including about 1900 fighting men.
- There is peace stiili along nj, tho
railroad lines, and no hint or fear of resv
strikes, but at least half the coal-mining
regions in Pennsylvania are in great dis.
order, the miners continuing and extend.
Ing their atrikes, little or no work Being
| done, and moro or less rioting in rto.
gress. The mines at~Pittston, Wilkes
barre and Westmoreland, county, snd at
Cumberland, Md, are, among; those, in
this condition. The number Of miners
now on ssttriao IA the Tsssio1, sxtsn;sai
from Pittstoni to Carbohdale is sbetweeii
60.0D9 and 10000; and It is estimated,
that the sale Of at least 300 900. tong Of
caal has been lost to this region since the
] strike began! Coy. Hartranft is eIfistinR
two militia regiments Of ton companies
each tor three months for spaaial ssrY;cs
IN the mining regions, and in, order to
relieve the present militia companies on
duty there. The" United States troops
are being withdrawn from all points not
only4 IN, the miGing regions but from
| along the Lines pi the railroads., 80
=, The administration and Conkling
4 are each apparently waiting fof'the other
70 'eegin; snos altogether Unwilling TO-
r. 9 o quarrel, but desirons that 9Hother
i oh fhz 4. =
=. Cornell goes around with a chip on
bis ehouIder, and dares Hayes toiEnock
| itoh, meaning, if he does, through Conk.
.ilB, 70 appeal! 10, &c .l;e7 .i;;s Sc ss.e
Senate majority, if possible, against the
presidents civil seryica reform orders
the danger of ,JConkling lies in the fact
tnat Hayes can welt longer than he can,
IdT the 5enas1f power 10 siuTiy 6fuIniu-
ling In New. York, and he needs te gath
or up his forces before the November
election; while the President and his
cause are both likely to grow, meantime.
| pothin popular and congressional power.
1 And also, meantime, the Democracy will
probably run away with ths Senatorial
PriEs IL New York, for only united,
earnest Republican party; responsive to
the administration's lead, and Carrying
the benefit Of ita popularity, can really
hope to win the Empire State back. :,
- Repudistion is growing alarmingly
popular, North as well as Soc.h. The
Minnesota disgrace is still fresh "a the
public mind when news CONES from
I Kansas thsts O eimilar. .sentiment, is daily
gaining strength liz, that commonwealth.
Ahe State finances are in good shape, but
Q number Of the Counties are rapidly
running into bankruptcy. The railroad
fever or D few years ego ragged with unu-
cup! violence, iI Kansas, and bonds were
recklessiy voted in aid Of. the most fam
eifui schemes. LeavenW6od county ac-
| tually has larger debt than the aEsesss,i
value OF ell It's taHabie property. the
latter being but $500 900, while the debt
With unpaid interest foots uip 81 900. 900.
i Fho county commissioners Teiiso TO lew
ANY tax for,the payment Of Interest upon
the railroad Indebtedness, and the same
policy has been already adopted, ipthree
other counties; another proposes to COM
promise With its cfeditots raE 30 cents On
the dollar and still another for 25 cents,
I Fhiie there 10 a. growing party in many
4 ton.
!. IANo doubt there are atr5cities; enough
n on both sides fns the Tafko- Russian war
70 EussAsn Itheft tc0ntgnonl verdict that IL is
!, the An noat Is cruel war of all mndaEn tiraes.
But there Is reason to believe that some
bf the more awful stpTieB of Russian
/ puteages are mahtfactilFed In CONSTANT.
poPlo with o, view Of ac3cting public
opinion in veatern, Europe &pd America;
; I@he Inc Aondon 10. % >, zsnblsY bY c9rrespo there,
Mr; Austin, WHO &Es formerly on service
for that journal in this country: !: and isi q
man OF the b-st character, gives 6etai3s
4 pf the temperingo with, coTrespoade dents
J aE1 thelF reports for khis very pnrpose ;
d hud also tells of one corfespondent of q
/ London paper Who offered t6 send any!
thing (which, the iantkoritiesEs desired, II
| they would give him-adsantages over his
: rivals in real news. Mr., ,Austin con.
. clhdes that It is difaeult,, perhans isliboss.
!. bihle,' for pefsbhsrk known as3 eorfssn6fi.
, denta 70 transmit from the provinces anv
J. heEs not favorable. to The Turks. The
! arts Of deceit, Of infdelity, not TO waste
faFEs' and ii IL iii b safs 1, g mar faS,s
disceunts ft6sl their etorie5o of thew utOa
Cruelty of their oppqDsnts in this war, q
III ~ Tho !pursuit Qf !Cagl pSchurs, ,byIthe
Republican malcontepts Is good deal
II like tho cpposition that Secretary Sian.
ii ton incurred in Line3lh'g Cabinet. bThe
|, latter was alSdyson' the eve OF aoipg ont
| lnEi obedience TO sthe popplas iclamor oi
: ai5cQntented coptrsctors and disappoin.
l tad seekers after pfomotion. But Stan
vi ton atdid, and did hiS work. SO We ven.
d sur0 to- Bny Will CsRl Sc,4rs - frii .sss, r,