The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-11

cause he wrote very able protest against!
some OF Arthur's unfit appointments OF
ignorant and corrupt colored men. Kel-
logg had the bouncing done. II is
family quarrel.
= Bishop Paine's service to his church
is alrnos, Unprecedented. For sixty.tive
years he has been preacher. He has
attended every Conference for fifty eight
years, and has been Bishop for eleven
years longer than Saint Peter. If ever
man has gained right 70 rest it is the
venerable Bishop, whose character and
influence has always been Of the best.
Professor Siliman. in an advance
report upon scfghum culture, Instead OF
sugar cane, shows now the United states
can Re made the greatest sugar producing
counirr 10 the world. He also shows
TIA, any Stale ,ha, can grow corn can
grow sorghum. And thai there IS no rea-
son why Louisiana should monoPolize
the sugar indus,ry Of this Union.
= % *4,uri.y nist: last, i: IS chaTg~.:,
Sy,ranu. Oates, colored. forcibly entered
the dwelling OF Ir. J. r McCdlly, near
Clover. the rpvu he entered beiug oc-
cupiej 6y TWO Young ladies', on whom he
made &n inGecen, assault. he was ar
rested on charge OF assault, and at
temp. 10 con ri, outrage, ard committed
TO jail by TriAl Justice Z. +. Bell. 10 awsit
his .riAl = i-rt-iNs Enquirer
= Col. TiIinan IS The only South
Catolius mem Der having leanings to-
warts zenuire protection, and | believe
he /. becoming converted 10 revenue
tAsiE by degrees. - or Neics and Courier.
Hsriiy. He vas s long time making up
his mird; tu,. once made up, i; is not 50
easy 20 change j.
- The Presbyterian Theological Sem
ipsry in Columbus will resume its exer-
cies ca September lith next. The en-
down fund now amounts to Sl5l 300,
aod he Total fucis of the institution TO
SlS,l ,C.sl Tie election of Dr. Boggs TO
The chair OF church history has given
general satisfaction 20 the churches. and
the Seminary will resume its exercises
with IS many :.cdeucs Is when it was
closed sbo1: Igo years since.
Mr.. Hask, Superintendent Of Fish
e-ies, has been informed " the United
States Fish Commissioner, at Washing
ton. iha, supply cf shad aggregating
seyera! millions will be appropriated to
stocking South Carolina waters, and has
gone to make the necessary arrangements
for their transportation; The shipment
in lots of $1,000 will begin shortly
Mr.. Husk also proposes to arrange, if
possible, for stocking our waters with .
supply Of black bass. and obtaining all
the necessary information on the subject
OF rearing them.
= Meeting business acquaintance of
Gen. Grant on my return to New Yo:I,
asked him If Grants financial condi.
ton was improving. II think not," he
replied. ~ think that Grant and all
his sons have been losers By their specu-
lations. From what / hear. doubt if
Buck Grant iotherwisc Ulysses, Jr.)
now possesses any other money than
what her father gave his wife. For a
little while things we're bowling with
him, but Grant and his sons AID ali their
associates were terribly hurt in Louis.
vile and Nashville Railroad s.ock."-
v. j. Letter.
A decision has been rendered by the
Supreme Court Of the United States in
the (case of Sergeant John A. Mason,
petitioner, upon application for a writ of
habeas corpus. The Court, in carefully
prepared opinion by the Chief Justice,
decided that the court martial had full
jurisdiction to try Mason for the nnense
charged, that its proceedings were all
within its proper jurisdiction, and that
the sentence pronounced was not in ex-
cess of its power. The petition for n
writ of habeas corpus is, therefore. de-
MED. Sergeant Mason, it will be remem.
bered, is the man who tried To shoe.
Guiteau.
= At point few miles from Chat
tanoOga most remark ,hle phenomenon
has occurred. The Tennessee River
flows into has;n evenly five feet detp
and o. twenty a"rr- ares, Thr entire
body of water suddenly rose Tuesday
about eight feet. ~ if the result If sumo
volcanic action. \ MAJ "t -c!imcnt
that had accumulated IL The b..;.om of
the basin rose and floated oft when the
water subsidized. The occurrence i, mex
plicable. he same thing is said 10 have
happened at the same place several years
ago.
- From Mr.. j. A. kin.rd, of Ether
edges Store, Rinehart township, we learn
that white man and woman have been
fraternzlDg with negroes in that neigh.
borhood-s spending the night in negro
houses. These Infamous creatures are
violent in their abuse OF Democrats. and
are trying to work up mischief among
the colored people. The man says he :s
from Aiken, and that his name is Mosely.
The woman, strange TO say. does not seem
to talk much. Here is another warning
for us to hold closely together and guard
our mutual interests.-EdgefeM Idrer-
tiser.
:. The sober, conservative feeling in
England makes noble background for
the grief of The Kingdom over the death
of two noted officials. The assassination
is believed to be the work of the extreme
Fenian faction, which would reject all
Cancellation and which would raise be.
tween Britain and Ireland blood feud
of ineffaceable character. There ia gen.
uino regret among Irishmen in the old
country aud in America over the unfor.
tunate and beart.rending affair, and il
the Ministry will address themselves to
solution of the Irish question more in
light of advanced opinion and liberal
methods, and if Ireland will respond to
these overtnrcs more in the spirit OF
Parnell's recent letter to Gladstone. the
world may soon look for n cessation of
these troubles and an abrogation of those
policies which has filled the cells Of
Rilm1ainham and died the turf of Dublin
Park
= 4 romantic attempt at suicide oc-
Cured in Atlanta Monday night. Wal.
ter Holiday, the son of well.to. do
commission merchant, and Miss Maud
Kenner, O pretty blonde nf 6ffnn,, =