The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-02-08

= Schuler Colfax thinks the Republi.
cans have poor chance for winning in
1854.
= William II. Vanderbilt has just ad
ded 100000 10 his 100000 endow-
ment of Vanderbilt University. The
late Mrs. Atkinson, of Memphis, left
tho same institution $4,000.
- The sums allowed the contesting
Congressman from this State for pay.
ment of expresses, ETC., are rs follows
+. w. Mackey, $2,G20; Samuel Dibble,
81 1882; Carlos J. Stolbrand, $3,69S; D.
Wyatt Aiken, Sl,70S; Samuel Lee,
H,7l3; John S. Richardson, $2,436 !;
Robert Smalls, S3,542; George d. Till
man, SO, ,269.
= The Junior Democracy of Virginia
will in all probability come to the front
in the management of the next campaign
in that State, rs the leading papers there
are strongly advocating the proposition
that the young men shall be put forward
in the State Convention, which will like.
j. &c held ~ al early Jay, and also as
candidates for Office in the elections that
may hereafter be held.
= Eight of the men recently arrested
In Dublin for the Phoenix Park murders
were charged on Saturday with tho mur-
der of Cavendish and Burke. They
were identified, and gun and two knives
which were found in house recently
vacated by one Of the accused parties
was presented as evidence against them.
The plot is unfolding more clearly every
day, and the assassins are already under
the shadow of the gallows.
= Governor Daniel H. Chamberlain,
the well-known Ex-Governor of South
Carolina, and since q brilliant member
of tho Now York Ear, who has been
abroad for some time past for his health,
finds it now practically restored. Dr.
Brown-Sequard advises him that, 30 far
as medicines 60, he is cured, and that all
that 10 further needed is rest. Governor
Chamberlain is now in Rome, and, with
Mrs. Chamberlain, will sail for home on
the Serrid toward the close of April
Ne,0 York Tribune.
The status of poker.playing will
coon be judicially settled. The pending
case arose in Owen County, Kentucky,
whore at the end of a game of "iraw
poker" one man owed another several
hundred dollars, which he paid on the
spot. The wife Of the loser soon after
brought suit against the winner for the
money lost by her husband ut the poker
game. In the Circuit Court the plaintiff
got verdict at the hands of the jury,
and the case was carried to the highest
court of the State, where it has already
been argued, and where decision will
soon be rendered which will be of in
teEest to all sporting people, if not to
their possible victims.
= The House and Senate both had
the tariff bill under discussion Saturday.
In the House the only change in :hs
tariff made in the commission bill on the
glassware, ETC., schedule, was In impos
ing duty Of So per cent. ad valorem on
flint and lime glass bottles and vials In.
atead OF two cents per pound as provided
in the bill. In the Senate all the amend
ments which had been debated for the
last two or three days were lost. Finally
after a long discussion, on motion Of
Senator Beck the duty on cotton thread,
yarn, warps, or warps yarn, valued over
25 cents and not over 40 cents o pound
was made 10 cents per pound; over 40
and not over so cents, 20 cents per pound /;
over SO and not over 60 cents, rs cents
per pound; over 60 aud not over 70
cents, 3S cents per pound; over 20 and
not over 80 cents, 3S cents per pound !;
over 80, 4S cents per pound.
s"Do not grasp at the shadow and
lose the substance" Kidney-Wort il
able to convert you from q shadow Of
your former self into the substance of
established health. Said a sufferer from
kidney trouble when asked to try Kid.
ney. Wort for remedy: '1'll try it, but
1t will be my last Dose" It cured him
and now he recommends it 70 all. If
you have disorted kidneys don't fail to
try It.