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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-15

Some of our exchanges are in fret
about tho probability of a long session
of the Legislature, beginning on the 27th
inst, md are now lccturing the General
Assembly rs it it had already spent u
month on redistricting the State. We
apprehend that there is very little cause
for alarm. The session will. probably
last ten days or Two weeks, but not longer.
A great many bills will bc introduced.
but none will pass which do not get
through before the redistricting is com
pletcd. The special business of the ses-
zion will be the creation of new Congress
ional Districts, which will not be hastily
done, but nll due speed will be made in
the legislation, and Us soon as this bust
ness is completed the session will end.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-15

THE VAN w1NKIE GIN is made with sabstantial iron frame
The brushes made With iron bound & heads and the
without Interfering with the other sticks we wire glue
English steel and needle pointed
with
easily repaired II it should
factory
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-15
DEATH ON THE LtURENS RAIL.
ROAD
.spccim Uiu,atch 10 Me Daily Ncus.

| Conductor and 10 Train Hand Instantly
Killed by IL Run-OT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23

NEW YORK, May 22.--The Philadel-
phia prize fight came off this morning
between Dennis Murphy and Louis
Rhead, nthe bank of the Schuylkill,
near Ropewalk bridge. Rhead won in
l3 rounds,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
An Extraordinary Proceeding.

A land case was tried before Judge
Greene, of Oakland, the other day, in
which the jury by two-thirds vote
gave verdict for the defendants. Be-
TO e discharging the jury, Judge Greene
said: Gentlemen of the Jury-Before
l discharge you from this case l want to
say | consider your verdict rendered in
this case in utter disregard of the facts
and of the law as given to you by the
Court, and further, that can conceive
of no sort of excuse or reason why you
should have rendered such a verdict
under the instructions of the Court, and
the facts as given to you and conceded
by the defendants. l say can conceive
of no reason in the world why you
should have rendered such a verdict
under your oaths. You are now excused
from this case and the verdict is
ordered set aside by the court of its own
motion, because manifestly against the
facts and against the law" Mr.. Null
laney, attorney for defendants, excepted
to the ruling and entered a protest
against the Courts address to the jury,
ON the ground that it is entirely improp-
er, irrelevant and incompetent at this
stage of the proceedings-after the jury
have discharged their duties. Judge
Greene fined the attorney 800 for con-
tempt of court, and ordered that he be
confined in the county Jail until the
same is discharged at the rate of 50 for
each day. Mr.. Mullany asked that the
court postpone the sentence until he
could attend to business before court in
Son Jose, and then he would return and
submit to she sentence. The court de-
MED the request and the counsel paid
the fine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
The Irish Leade rShiD,

New YORK, May 2l.-A cable special
to the Herald from London of May Goth
says: Irish politics are still the subject
of the hour, but strange and unex-
pected calmness has come over the scene
Whether this portends coming storm,
or indicates the prevalence of lnilder
counsels in the Parnellite camp, it is not
easy to say. The result of last nights
debate on the Repression bill proved a
surprise. The very mild resolution
passed by the Irish party, and their ac-
ton in the House seems to show that
they intend to try coaxing policy, but
Parnell's hint of retirement from polit-
ical life was very significant. One fact
is undoubted; we have arrived at the
turning point of the history of Irish ag-
itation. Healy is spoken of as the COM
ing man. Whispers are abroad that the
Irish peasantry consider that they had
heen betrayed by Parnell and that the
Land League is beginning to lack the
sinews of war. They have spent their
money freely in furthering their object,
and now their funds are lowering and
the evil is almost untounched. This is
thought to have much to do with the
new departure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
The GalIows Looming Up.

WASHINGTON, May q. The decision of
the District Supreme Court will be de-
livered tomorrow. The Post of this
morning gives the following as the points
of the decisions: The opinion of the
Court will broadly sustain the position
taken by the Diftrict-Attorney, that
jurisdiction is complete where the fatal
blow was struck, without regard to the
locality of the actual demise. The
Court holds that the bullet fired at the
President by Guiteau Oh the I'd of July,
in this city, was the cause of his death,
and that the trial could only have been
held in Washington, and that the death
of the President in New Jersey could
not change the jurisdiction. The assas-
sin had not been in New Jersey, had com.
mitted no offense against the New Jersey
laws, and the mere fact of the victim
heing removed to Elberon to prolong his
life, or save it, if possible, could not be
made to affect the character of the
crime.
The Court will hold in addition that
there are several grounds on which jur-
isdiction as exercised might be main
tanned, if it were necessary to decide the
case. First, that this is United States
Court with all the powers of any Circuit
Court of the United States; second, that
this is judicial district, and that under
the provisions of the law, when crime
is begun in one district and completed in
another the offense is complete in either;
third, that the murder being an offense
in this District against the United
States, the removal of the President to
New Jersy did not take him beyond the
jurisdiction Of the Government, against
which the offense was committed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
Another Fatal Tornado.
Fire at Grand Rapids.

GRAND RAPIDS, May %. "A fire broke
out this morning and soon destroyed
$4,000 worth of property. Insurance,
cal 000
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
Good wheat Crop In Missouri.
Irish Items,

LONDON, May 22.-The appointment
of Col. Brackenbury as Inspector General
of the Irish Constabulary has been can
celled.
COL Bruce, one OF the appointed lead
ers of the League, opposes Parnell's con
templated resignation to his seat, though
he has strongly urged his desire to reside
on the continent for some time.
The Government intends to permit the
Coercion act to lapse from the time of
the passing of the Repression bill.
Threatening Letters.
DUBLIN, May 22.-Cardinal McCabe
has received number of threatening
letters. He is guarded by police.
Conspiracy to Kill the Cxar and
his Guests.
BERLIN, May 22.-The Berlin Tagal.
Jlatt states that the German Embassy al
st. Petersburg has been warned that the
German Crown Prince, Frederick Viii.
liam, will run great danger if he attends
the Coronation of the Gar at Moscow,
as there is deep undiscovered conspir.
acy against the Gar and his guests.
The Cars Coronation Postponed
LONDON, May pa dispatch from
Tilsit states that at council of the
Russian imperial family at Peterhof
Palace it was decided, because of the re.
ceipt of alarming information touching
the projects of the Nihilists, to defer the
coronation of the Gar for year.
Burning Out the jews.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.-There is 9
great fire in the Jewish quarter ol
Kovno.
One Hundred and Five Houses
Burned.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.-The fire II
the Jewish quarter of the Kevo distric
destroyed l05 houses. The damages arr
placed at 600, 900 roubles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
IAN Opinion AS Is An Opinion" ;"

Medical and scientific authorities state
that there is nothing at all injurious in
ammonia as used in some baking pow
ders; and that, combined with tartaric
acid it forms tartrate of ammonia, and
as such the odor is entirely neutralized
and cannot be detected. This may all
be just as stated, but for our part we
must confess to % feeling of disgust at
the idea of eating anything cooked with
it-if we know it. We all know what
ammonia is, and how it is made. There
are many articles undoubtedly healthy
which we do not care to eat. The gas
evolved from ammonia is not pure car
bonic acid gas, as from cream tartar and
soda, but ammonia gas. If ammonia
gas is not sewer gas, it is very much like
It; then be cautious and select no other
baking powder than the New Englandl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
Wrecked by an Iceberg.

QUEBEC, May 1.-The schooner Pres
ident from Antwerp brought to port to-
night six of the crew of the ship West
ern Belle, which was lost in the ice on
the lst Of May last. The Western Belle
left Greenock on the llth of April, COM
inanded by Captain Frew On the lst
of May she ran into an iceberg at night,
smashing in her bows, and in twenty
minutes afterward sank. The Captain
and thirteen of the crew went down with
the vessel. The survivors were nearly
frozen to death when picked up.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
INCORPORATED 1851
FIRE ONLY.
HOME MUTUAL
Insurance Company,
NO. 4O6 CALIFORNIA STREET,

San Francisco.
JANUARY l, 1881. WE
CAPITAL, paid up in Gold Coin $500 600
Reinsurance Reserve Sl74,sSs os
ASSETS, January l, 1881 IS 642,s4l 90
Income l2 months ------ $40, GAL 90
Premiums since organization 1891 ,232 ~
Losses since organization ---- l,8S5,2o2 "a
President J. +. HOUGHTON
Vice President l.. l., BAkEK
Secretary CHAS. X. STORY
General Agent Il. II, MAGlLL
CHAS. v. HALE, Agent,
No 8 Los Angeles street, Arcadia Block, Les
. Angeles. apr29-tf-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
Market Report.

SAN Francisco, May 22.-Wheat, no
change; Sl.624@l.72H. Barley--feed,
futures, active, 2,250 tons selling at Oc-
tober and November $l.3O; September,
Sl.27; spot feed, steady; $l.7O@l.72H;
brewing, Sl.S0@l.S5; chevalier, $l.7O.
Oats-dull; good to choice, $l.90@2 .05.
Corn-yellow, $l.52@l.75. Hay-$ll@
SIS. Potatoes new, $l.50@2.50. Wool
dull, no change.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
LATE TELEGRAMS.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
Another Cargo of Coolies.

SAN Francisco, May 2l.-The Brit
ish steamer Starthairly arrived here this
afternoon from Hong Kong with mer-
chandise and Sl4 Chinese passengers.
No cases of smallpox were discovered
on board, although the health officers
report the vessel in very filthy condi-
ton. No passengers will be permitted
to land until the steamer is very thor
oughly inspected. Three new cases of
smallpox are reported on the Altonower
TODAY
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
WANTS-LOST--FOUND. ,
SITUATION WANTED.

By competent girl, to do housework in an
American family. Apply at corner of Hill and
Eighth streets. myl7-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23

Miss Dora Apple, of Chicago, is suing
Mr.. Stone, of Wisconsin, for breach of
promise, demanding $4,000. And it
serves him right. Mr.. Stone should have
paired his Apple. Louisville Courier
Journal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
GUITEAU DENIED A NEW TRIAL
Gone Into Liquidation.

BosroN, May 22.-The Pacific Ma
tional Bank, which suspended some
months ago and resumed but few
weeks since, stopped payment to-day,
and will go into liquidation, and has
applied for receiver The suspension
is considered due to the lack of business
since the resumption. Public confidence
is not great enough to warrant very
large dealings with the concern.
The Philadelphia Prize Fight.
NEW YORK, May 22.-The Philadel-
phia prize fight came off this morning
between Dennis Murphy and Louis
Rhead, nthe bank of the Schuylkill,
near Ropewalk bridge. Rhead won i'll
l3 rounds.
bennett Buys the Bennett Prop
erty.
NEW YORK, May 22.-James Gordon
Bennett bought all of the Bennett prop
erty to-day at auction. The bidding
was spirited. The amount realized was
$l,3l6,O0O. The Bennett building on
Nassau street brought $650,000.
Another Fatal Tornado.
CHICAGO, May 2l.--A Little Rock
special says that William Shields, a
prominent planter of Pike county, and
two children were killed and his wife
fatally wounded by the hurricane. Six
teen dwellings were blown down. The
crops are badly damaged by the tornado.
Fire at Grand Rapids.
GRAND RAPIDS, May %. "A fire broke
out this morning and soon destroyed
$4,000 worth of property. Insurance,
&l, 900.
Good Wheat Crop I'm Missouri,
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-From all sections
of Missouri most encouraging reports of
the wheat crop are received. The late
cool weather has checked the rank
growth and at the same time stopped
the progress of the destructive chinch-
bug.
The Greenback- Labor Party.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The National
Executive Committee of the Greenback-
Labor party meets here tomorrow.
Blood VIII Have Blood.
JACKSON, Mississippi, May 22.-Riley
Moore, recently acquitted of the murder
OF Waters, was assassinated yesterday
near the spot where Waters died.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
Bennett Buys the Bennett Prop
erty.

NEW YORK, May 22.-James Gordon
Bennett bought all of the Bennett prop
erty to-day at auction. The bidding
was spirited The amount realized was
$l,3l6, 900. The Bennett building on
Nassau street brought $3.50, 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right to change the
steamers or their days Of sailing.
GJPassengers for San Francisco take the train
for Wilmington that leaves Los Angeles at 1880
o'clock A. NJ. Los Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Budget of Political and other
News from Washington.
SENATOR LOGAN.


WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Senator Lo-
gan has returned,in excellent health s
THE LAST CHANCE.
The counsel for Guiteau says that he
has plan to put in execution, if the de-
cision for q new trial is adverse to his
client, to save the country from the dis
grace of hanging an insane man. 1t is
thought that Reed will apply for CON-
mission de lunatico inquirendo.
THE ELECTION CASE.
In the contested election case of Mac
key vs.. O'Connor, the South Carolina
Democratic members declare their inten-
ton to filibuster until the case is sent
back to the Commissioner on Elections.
GUITEAU DENIED NEW TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, May 22.--Justice James
this morning announced the decision of
the Court en- banc upon the exceptions
in the Guiteau case, denying new trial
and affirming the Judgment below.
THE KILBoURNE- E-THoMPSoN CASE AGAIN.
Hallet Kilbourne's amended pleadings
in the case against ex-Sargeant-at- Arms
Thompson for false Imprisonment, have
been filed, in which he claims $3.50, 900
damages. Thompson has employed
Judge McSweeney Wooster, of Ohio,
and Samuel Shellabcrger as additional
counsel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23

Leave San Pedro Tor San Diego
May 2, z, IL, IL, %, az and June g. z,
4zTPassengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at 4:15 P. NJ, Los Angeles
time.
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8,rbannns
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8orb oes &riegsbampfers oGaIena
begeben..
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Der &eibstag bis gum 80. 9fopem6e,
bertagt.
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malise &riegsminiter General 81
@i6ep.
= Ser ipanil6e Senat bat eia So
Mite bon Siebeu tinsefebt, um 8er=
fdldge sur Mobifieation bes gi6es gu
MAIDEN.
= Die poli3ei, Die ausI6lieBli1 po=
litii6en 3meden bient, 1T, tpie aus ct.
petersburg gemelbet tpirb, bonn Wfini=
iterium bes Smnern getrennt unb unter
6irefte &ontrole bes General Srepbsff
geIteut tporben.
= Ser ioeialiitii6e &ei6stassabge=
pronete, Bebel, lit in Berlin au atpei=
monatli6er @efansniBbaft perurt1eilt
morben.
= 2onoon. gei Ser lebten ueber=
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1ngarn heimgeludt tpuroe, fino A
Menl6et ertrunfen.
= BriiIel. Dur6 Die Neupabl 1T
Die Mebrbeit Der liberalen partei in Der
2ammer BON IA auf 18 unb i'm Senat
BON 4 auf Z geifiegen.
= petersburg. Gin amtli9es Bull
letin meloet, baB Die &aiierin, tpel6e
Dor einigen Sagen entbunben ipuroe,
al ungem6bnli6er S6tua6e leibe.
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@inb bann bic 6duler an Der Seitt
nidt aud sefdbrbets fraste Auseto.
Dcd nidt, Waoame, erwiberte be'
8eamte; mir bofsn weniofens, oab es
nidt ber 6al 1T. Sie fteben auf Gem le'
benbisen Sslien, uno jwar Eat bic an ber
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rer 2dn8e ieinen 1deren @runo errei&l
baben, icnbern in einem Gcnslcmerat =
aber td meib niht. oh Wiacame mein ted=
| niIhes 3aubermelih peritebt.
s. bod, ih Tam Sbnen iebr gut iol9en.
parbcn, Wabame. id bate es mir
benfen fSnnen: Mapame ipriht ia lelb1
Elm 70 ausse3sidnetes JranlSfid. allc:
bic YfSble iteden in einsm @cnBlcmerat
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men fam, pie 60 burh eine anbsre Dor
Sabren einmal ba atBelaSert 1T. llnb
mir fardten eben, bab tieS iden bel ei=
i,em nahlfen Sturm 0eideten wirb.
llnb has mdre elm unelieblider Sha.
benz
Sang @ewib, Maoams, unerieeltb.
benn iebes neue Bauwsrl, wsldes man
auf bieler GteGs ouifibrt - porausse=
febt, ba6 man aberbaupt pauiit gu Stanoe
iame, uiiroe ater turj ooer lanse suHelbe
5difial baben. IS 1T iebr bart. I'm.
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waren! @erabe bier, po 1e auf ben gro.
fen Qanounasplat WiNeet. ssNea Baune
Maoanle bon BIER fest une Der ia eiSent=
lid nod ,ur Yrpmenabe sebSrt. Mabonie
wcllte mad benz Warits Da mug lNaz
bame bic Site kaben, a&, bier in cieie
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5auptitrabe fibrt, no fa Wabame baum
linis balten nil. um mad renioen Sdrit.
ten an Ort uno Stelle 5u ieia = elm I'M.
meg freilid, aber ben wir BON Jest an in
3aiunlt Aae issrben osten milen.
(8ouisbuns foIst.)
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cages 8 9teuisfeiten.
Snl

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nalgeriDt au Waibington brei neue
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ten out Sanlpiratian bic Ser. gtaaten
au betrageit In Werbinoumg init Noute
gfo. 81, l48 bon San Mntonio mad,
Corpus @briiti unb anoeren Routeu,
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iino bes Meincios engeflaat.
Die ylstianal Smnian, Guion,
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Ii6 bereit ertldrt, fiir ieben ibrer YaKa=
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@ents gu bejablem.
Wdhreno b2. Nadt bonn II.
bfausen stpsi 9iebe in st. paul in Die
WObnIHs oes Solicitors Yedett, murz
ben aber periaat. Ser polisiit Daniel
0'Gonnea berfolate iie in elm Gebiii6
un6 tunrbe bort uon ben &erlen, Die
entfamem, eri6oien.
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Calcutta oas S6iff uGreemaH @larr
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names. Derlelbe 6sri1tet baB am
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unb bas gisentbum bat iebr seliiten
Nuslanb.
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brien beIagen, baB Die 3abl Der getoo
teten @uropder $40 betrdgt. Gin Iu
genssuse bertdtet, nab Die europder. bi
fid ins poliseibauptquartier fladteten
auf Befebl Der @ensoarmen nieOerge
mebelt oen.-Oas gauSe ameritanj
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@tinuna unb MSbruno

= Stilluns unb Ndbruna. Die Mnsl
nm ssfunpe SttQuns bss 8inbts une oi,
vslor8nib um bic Art lsIuer msi:sren Gr.
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Seaelt tat, bnb NeuRdbter's Deut
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1T uno bae IS anG nebsn psritlbsn Die sf.
elsnstRs Sp,ife fur 4inber bortistst. Gil
wsrren pur1 ben Usnub btS Rinosrmstls
ssfrafti3t une folSlia sor sislerlti Qsiesu
6ewatrt. benin bts ihwahliGen 6inpsr 3u.
mtiii ausssieet fino. DaHslbt in In autn
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IOu11ta1ta State StDtterD so.
Disfte SnlItut purbs So9r. 1858 fur er.
,isbua8s> unb WuSlbdtialsits 3peds sou b.,
StaateleBtslatar fur Zen 8eitraum srn fanfunb.
swan,s Sabren ssf.sIis ineorpprirt NIT siusr
Rapital Spu s.. 1.000.eoo, sa wsldem iis Isitbu
tinsn Rsf.rs.foab ,on $5SO 900 5ia,ussfaat bst
DurA sin hberl&wsusli4ss 4pium wnstea ibrs
&t3te elm 1seIl tu ssssnWartissn SiaaiSern.
ititutien, erssnpmmex am 2. December 1879
glue CUTE @efegem6sit (ein Gfa6
Su taadeu.
-tre sroben 3 9iebunssn Spn eiaaelusr
Rummern Raben monatih iiatt. NismaIs NTH
cine 8istnn8 Strfhcbea. Nan lsle aatfpIs.ute
preissertttiIuna.
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Classe G
In Rem Orleass Disnltas ben IL. Sgli 1881.
9ut naiers ilnfiisep 3sbunser RMben ltait unite,
1ufitdt uae 3eiuns Der gtntraIs
q. o. Aeaurtsara rnu guuisiapa nua
gnbal 9. Curly roa Tir8inien.
0auptpreis $4,000.
100, 900 1idsts ,n IS isbss. Bruttteils
In 6unftel I'm 8ertl!tnie.
q n "a
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pirUvf pcn eissntbamlider Gemii&er 3n.
territuas) teoarfes. nm Dttns fdmorbot.
bal geiben nt&t alletn gu RiQen, 1onesrn
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