The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-16
daRASGEBUKt.. S. e.. APRIL I6. 1850.
Notes,

Az EtHelcid court thOSc whose
hands were rcd with blood, were
acouittrd-thnsr who la.l stolen II
few d.,la's' worth, were marched oil
Ao the peni,cnliary.
Dr.. Sirmans says it would re-
lnirc the whole coal supply OF the
yuii.l u furnish power enough to
9''mp back the water that flows in Il
single year over Niagara Falls. We
shan't dispute this point with the
doctor.
"A strange thing has occurred in
Connecticut. The State Capital is
Fl ,isheh, and $40, 900 remains Of the
50 5000 600 appropriated for its cree.
iion. Is there not mistake some
where? Now where is your 14-l5 l3
puzzl-?
The New York World suggests
sha', rs the thrl term Republican
organs seem disposed to rely upon
General Grants stuhbornncss rs his
leading qualification Tor tho Presiden.
~, it would he appropriate 10 call
him Muleyssos S. Grant.
Had there h-cE no Democratic
majority in the Senate, the Freed
mans Bank swindlc would never
have hecn investigated. 1t is to the
riedit of the cnlorcd Senator, Bruce
Chain man off, he committee, that he
performed his duty without fear OF
favor.
The Prince of Wales, in n late
talk with Gcnevicvc Ward, the
actress, SAID that he always thought
The American latlics the cleverest in
The world" We hasten TO announce
that the P'ince is one Of the sensible
men alive and Twill do England proud,
Al n monarch.
Western papers arc claiming
flat Indiana built the first railroad in
this country, and cite road with
wooden rails pnt down near Shelby
vile in 1888. But the railroad f,om
tie granite quarri in Quincy Mass,
10 ,idewnicr. fnurmles long, was
projected 1925, and was in operation
the following year.
The Washington correspondent
of The Springfield E'pudl'ean writes
that it is simple truth to say that the
third term managers in Washington
are more cpnlilent than they have
been during the last few weeks. and
that the opponents Of Giant are more
solcmnized over the prospect than at
any previous stage OF The canvass.
In n political ha,angue recently
fhe "Ilon." Rubc,t SmuIls said that
be intended I" canvass his Congressi-
nnnl District in tn" approaching cam
i'nign from :op 10 hntfOm and leave
no sinne nniurned to heat out the
Democrats. Cur friends of the Third
DistI ict would Il we'll to 20 take
Dntc nf this fact aud act accordingly.
SLnalls no dnubt would shine as a
''''ii; black, but as a Congressman he
wonl'l hen piliniIe a!oloey.
Full re,HrIs Of the election in
Rhode Island give Littlcfeld, Re-
publican, for Governor. &c, ,098 votes
kiLh"ll, Democrat, 1889 Howard.
Jr,hihitionist, 0G2. The Senate
will stand 2G Republicans 10 Dem.
orrats, with one vacancy in Provi-
dcncc. T:Ie House will contain 80
Republicans and II Democrats, leav-
Ing Que to he chosen in Providence.
We all have read about Miss
Amelia Linkhaw Who killed j. T..
Hartman in l.nmhertnn. NJ some
time ago. and seeing The report going
The rounds oi the press that she had
f'ttu IC'l w II SiI. lIttlt III SllIr-
]oston. 1t WAS pretty little story.
- perfect cameo Of sentiments. but is
turns ont ihnt it, was an illusion.
Miss Linliiinw SAYS that she never
knew or heard nf Dr.. Little; SO there
was little or no trait in the sensa.
tion.
Mr.. Seward. in letter 10 n
young nan. just published for the
first time. said: ~ nm glad TO know
that you base got into the country
Ut is the best place Cor .oung men.
Allow me 10 give yen a word OF ad
vice. Jast as soon a' you can get
out Of fablie employment into some
occupation bY which yoa can support