The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-28
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- StiIlwell, the man wlIo could not re
aD Office because his wife; was Mn
Hayes favorite cousin, has got she oiIic
for another man and; got the, other maj
not, in years, received go severe d check
~ TEere Is q shatie OF suspicion tia
John Sherman didn't imbiba,th dos
Zines CT civil.seryice reform with his ear
~ piety, and that If hc can spare on hou
before breakfast these summer mornings
he would do well to RUN around 10 Car
Schurz and take. an easy leason or two.
David A. Wells told the, Presiden
the other day !Lat 10 per cent. Of the Ia
oorers of the country we're out of employ
mens, and that, "unless the administra
ton saall soon manage TO bring about! /;
difsrent state Of things, nearly everybody
would go into the opposition"
= Diaz has been recognized as consti
sItional President of Mexico by Germany
Diaz is satisfied with the, instruction o
our government to Gen.. Ord to puraut
marauders into Mexican territory II nee
essary, and will send military force IL
the Rio Grande with o discreet officer Il
act in harmony With Ord ~ fsi,
= The Louisville CaafsefS,]ouT5saI il
endcavoring to persuade the North te
look after its own criminals, and speaks
particularly of the Republican State oil
Pennsylvania, asserting Tint "the number
OF murders in ono year in the single State
of Pennsylvania is greater than the entire
number Of murders in the eSouthern States
during the same period" 7'.a = iii,f1 +
- Mr. Samuel L. Clemens has enae
more explained where he got the name
of Mark Twain. He says it was the
non de plume of. Captain Isaiah Sellers,
who used to write river news over it fol
the Now Orleans Picay,tnc. HHe died
inlS63, and as he could no longer need
that signature, laid violent bands upon
it without asking ptrnission of the pro-
prietor's Eemaine." = 4 al% {''f8 'lrta'
- Postmaster General Key, who is
"atill ne.,,-c:s. e G!si.::le-ssss;! &C, &C g;
turn frorc nis Southern TRIP with the pos
I'll commission convinced that there is
no. danger of division III his party, or
likelihood Of any whig revival AS a
Democrat, this discovery, must rejoice
MIR. Keys heart; as n pillar of. the adj
ministratiop, he cannot very properly
make merry over 1t.
= Mrs. A. T. Stewart, the widow of
the millionaire merchant Us New York.
has made O Princely gift to the Episcopal
Church of Long Island. It is to take Che
form eea csthea:a! ccii::aa.:sehI: ;o~ hbaaii.da hbaaii.d
ingl at Garden City, Long Island, see
house and chapter house, and q siaitahie
endowment for, ::e====:=..anent snaintenance.
iae buildings, when completed according
to the plans row agreed upon. Yill be
worth aboutS1 SOC, 600. 5s5 J fsiF 9i'4'rs'
- Ex-Governor Bullock Of Georgia,
who left that State with e. very nnsay0ry
reputation, returned Q few days eineee e
stand trial on some charges OF railroad
ewindling, but, though his counsel
(atncng whom is Ben Hiilf pressed for
immediate action, the case WAS postponed
till August, and there. ara hints that
prominent Democrats are 30 much mixed
Up in the business that they don't want
It thoroughly exposed. 'os5s FfE 6. III
= Boss Tweed is discouraged: and dis
gusted, and says the othar and, equal
thieves are getting off easier than he Is,
and that it isn't q fair show anyhow.
The Attorney Generalof the State RETURNS
him his confession, and refuses shia Ee-
lease, wanting apparently, q fuller CON
fession. But Tweed now proposes to
confess Judgment In oil the cases and
suits brought ngainst him, aud take hiE
chances for. the punishment. ,tss aise.
It looks after oil as If President
Hayes did not purpose spending much
more OF his summers in w ashingtcn th IN
did Gen. Grant. His trip toNew Eag-
land will occupysa week or more. and
after thss he has promised to make q trip
South. Then he expects tu put Ia con.
siderable time ct the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Syringe. Il is expected. by The