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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-07-23
FACULTIES OF TIE sUNuYa INsTI.
TUTEb.

The faculties selected by Superintend.
ent Coward for the white and colored
Normal Institutes. are as follows:
FOR THE WHITE INSTITUTE.
Mr.. Henry P. Archer: Superintendent
Charleston City. Schools-Principal-
School organization, management and
methods.
Prof. e. S. Joynes, LII. D., South Car
olina College-English grammar and
Prof. I. Means Davis, South Carolina
Coiiege-history and geography.
Mr.. ID. Is, johnson, Superintendent
algebra.
ter Graded School-Natural philosophy
and physiology.
Prof Prot. I; D. Ruddock, Charleston City
Miss Edith o. Mathewes, Charleston,
s. C.-Drswipg.
Miss Annie i. Bonham, Columbia City
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. G. w. Alexander, Principal Con.
federate Home School Secretary and
Librarian.
Foh THE CeboRBD INSTITUTE.
Prof. w. L. Rodenbach, Scofield Nor
NAL School-Principal and instructor in
methods of teaching.
Prof. Edmund A. Ware, Atlanta Uni
versity Mathematics.
Prof. Charles Z. Sinnott, Atlanta Uni.
Yersity--PbyBics and physiology.
Miss NJ. j. .eherman, Hampton Nor.
mai ColIege-English grammar and lite.
ratnro.
Miss Eliza II. Merrill, Atlanta Uni.
7ersity--History and geography.
Miss Olive a. Thompson, Atlanta Uni.
ycrsity-Model school.
Miss Carrie G. Wallace, Columbia, s..
C.--Music.
Mr.. Edward J. Dicherson, Secretary.
= Carolina Teacher.
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she could not turn over in bed alone.
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Suasrsam gatelligeuees.
TEAGHERs'GoLUMN,
JIG. CLINKSCALES, EDITOR.

The following letter was received from
one infsnother County. 1t speaks for
itself: "as am now Preaching in you're
CO. my people are wanting me to teache
for them please dear Sch. Comr. Indorse
my Certificate and send BY next mail.
You.es in christ"
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- The Summer bas come. Do not
keep little children penned up indoors,
fearing fresh air will give them colds or
the sunshine spoil their complexion.
Turn the rascals out.
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Wc are glad to know that the patrons
of Shiloh school near Piedmopt are ex.
ercissd on the subject of new school
house. They hope 70 have one resdy for
use in two weeks. Vet TIE good work 60
on. One or twojpushing men can stir
up theiever in any community when
new house is needed. 4sf;' B
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Our young friend and former pupil,
w. T.'Haynes. Of Pacolelt, Spartanburg
County, has commenced the publication
of ePrightly little sheet, The Weekly
NewS. We congratulate the ambitious
youthon the general appearance Of the
first iSsuo Of his interesting little paper.
He ssems to be determined to make his
vacation profitable Ms we'll as pleasant.
If weIoyer had to click" Thornwell we
have fdgotten it. We do remember that
he wagan obedient aud faithful student
The Teachers Column would be glad Ia
have au article from him on students
Temptations" -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17
POETRY AND POLITICS.
JInu q. whittier rsIIs why tho RspubIloA
Party Ought to Live.

JIhu q. whittier rslIs why tho Republican
Party Ought to Live.
BosroN, Nov. l6.-At the Essex Club
dinner last night letter from Poet John
G. Whittier, on the Administration, was
read. The main portion Of It was az fol-
lows:
President Cleveland has proved himself
better than his party, and has done and
said some good ihings, which l give him
fall credit for, but the instincts OF his party
are against him, and must eventually
prove too strong for him, and instead oil
his carrying the partyit will be likely 70
carry him. II has already compelled
him to put his hands in his pocket ioi
electioneering purposes, and travel all the
Nay from Washington 10 Buffalo to give
his vote 10 spoilsman and anti.ciul ser
vice machine politician. / would not iike
10 call II q case of f"oAensiye parhsanship,
but it looks good deal like 1t. AS q Ne
publican from the outset, am proud o.
the noble record Of the party, but ! should
rejoice to see It's benehcert work taken up
by the Democratic party, and 60 faithfully
carried on as 10 make our organization
no longer necessary, But, as Tar aS Ef
can see, the Republican party has still it1
mission and It's future. When labor 9halI
everywhere have its Just reward, and the
gains Of it are made secure 70 the earners,
when education shall be. universal, and
North and South, all men shall have the
Tree aud full enjoyment Of civil rights and
priyileRes, irrespective OF color or formei
condition when every vice which debsse!
the community shall be discouraged snc
pShibited, and every virtue which
elsvNes It iosterod and strength
ened; when merit and fitness shall be tht
conditiCus Of office, and when seetions
dis,rust ard prejudice shall give place Y
we'll msrltsd confidence in the loyalty ant
patriotism Of the South, then will TIT
work Of tho Republican party, As party
be ended and political nvGlrieS be metgeeSS
in the one great party Of the people, wltL
no other aim than the common Wellar'
and no other watchwordS than peace
liberty and union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Cleveland has returned to Wash.
ington.
Ty cases Of smallpox have been dis
covered at Louisville, Ky.
The Presidents message will be com.
pleted in week or ten days.
The Senate, at its coming session, will
not consider reciprocity treaties.
William t. Curry, ySrdmaater, was kill
cd by an engine at Fort Wayne, Ind.
At Bradford, Pa, Officer Cleary was
shot and seriously wounded by John Tt
tus.
ssrpeant-at-Arms Lcedom, OF the House
Of Representatives, feels confident Of his
reelection.
Judge Durham has decided that U. 8
Msrshsls are entitled 10 compensation
amounting to 5000 year.
A. @. Bovd, travelling salesmnn for Vail
4 Co., Of Worcester, Mass, died suddenly
on railway train at Chicago.
So numerous have been the escapes ol
prisoners from the Ohio Penitentiary oi
late that guards have been placed on the
walls at night.
Governor E. W. Wilson, Of West Vir.
pinia has issued proclamation calling ou
the people otthe State 70 observe Thurs
day November 90, as day OF Thanksgiy'
ing.
A party Of desperadoes attacked the
iail At Valentine, Neb., and released 4
cowboy called "Frerchy," who was un'
der arrest for the brutal murder ot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17
THE WOMAN AHEAD
For the .nttle Washington PoS'OnIos-I
WrABEIo In the Party.


wAsHIsaroS, Pa, Nov. l6.-Usullly
after an exciting election, the country pol
iticians quietly subsije, and are not heard
from for some time, but this year has been
a marked exception. After their disap'
pointment over their defeat, the DSno-
cratic leaders are turning their hungry
eyes toward tho postotIice, and wondering
who will be the postmaster in another
month. The Workman-Wa faction
have all along supported James Brady for
the place, and for q while 1t looked as
though he would be the lucky person, but
sone time ago indications began to point
toEsrd Mis- Hannah Mckee as 3 very
promising applicant. il is now believed
that she will receive tho sppoin:ment
within lew days. II is asserted by know:
ing ones that the Rsndall-Mlller wing OF
tho local Democracy. favor the lady appli-
cant, but they are TOO shrewd to show
their hand.
Miss Mckee is personal friend ot First
Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson,
whose son boArds in her house, while here
attending college. Tnis friendship alone
will, it is thought, secure her the otiice;
She is moreover, member OF the United
Presbyterian Church, Of this place; almost
all this large congregation favor her, and
the more prominent members are using
their influence TO secure herappolntment:.
Among the Republicans who are reported
as tavonng Miss Mckee, Judge McRann-
on's name is prominent. With such sup
port az this, Miss Mckse's friends consider
her calling and election sure. The Work
NANTES ssy that II Miss Mckee gets the
postofTice, the county Democracy will be
completely demoral:E ID, while o!hersthink
that this appointment Is the only one
which will not cause dissenaion in the
party ranks.
Quite a ripple Of excitement was raised
in political circles here by the announce
ment, in the last number Of The lrish
Pick,t that her csiorth that paper should
be independent. The Picka has been a
organ, snd this fall support
ed Horn, the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff. The editor does not like such
overwhelming deiea. and small subscrip-
ton lists.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l6-Itis rumored here
to-day that Azarl, one Of the Italian muir
derers, hanged on Saturday, was not killed
and that when tho coiIias were opened at
he cemetery his body had changed it's po.
sition and showed signs OF liic. 1t is said
that the attendants, alarmed at the dis
coyery and fearing that the murderer 9
restoration to life would Cause him to sui.
fer second hanging, hastily screwed
down the ccfIin lid again. The collins
we're placed in vault, owing to indica-
tions that the bodies II buried would be
taken from their graves. E. g. hell,
President OF the society for the burial oil
were delivered, was seen to-day in rel4.
ton 10 the rumor. lie admitted that the
body OF Azari had changed position, but
believed that life was extinct when the
cofIiu was opened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17
MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Baltimore 8 Ohio RailroAd-R Receipts
and ExpsndItursS,

and Expenditures.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16 6-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Baltimore &
oalo railroad was held today, when ths
fifty.ninIh annual report Of the President
was read. The report shows the revenues
Of the company from the main stem and
the several divisions for the past year to
have been SIC 800 900, or g Sl9, ,g75 less
than for last year. The earnings OF the
main line we're $9,733, 251, anf the ex-
pentes IS, 1884, or $S,069. 800 less than
the earnings, working expenses % u per-
cent. The profit and loss account for the
past fiscal year shows an ice: ease Q. SllO,-
$40. The surplus fund amounts to SAL
sl4,6l2. The sinking f1nd, increments
and the payments made during the year
were s690S50 The shipments OF mer-
cbandise aggregated 23SS. IA tons, against
2, ,275, ,252 tons last ysar.
Tue report sayst that work on the line
between Baltimore aud Philadelphia IL
nearly completed, and the track laid
eiphty.seven miles Of the distance, and
the remainder Is being pushed rapidly.
Il is expected that the bridge over the
Susquehannaf River will be completed by
the fitst OF January next.
The indebtedness OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company Is $9,S12 693,
for which the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company holds It's bonds. During
the year $2l6,64S was Gisbursed for the
relief Of members Of the Employees Relief
Assoc alton, the membership Of which is
1925. The report was approved unani-
mously, alter which the following dirtcs-
ors wers elected: William + Burns, J..
Spear n cholp, John Gregg, William W.
TAYLOR, ]. @. Coale, G. A. Van LiDgen,
D. H Miller, Joshua G. Harvey, George
W. Dobbin, Henry G. Smith, Aubrey
Pealre and T. Harrison Garrett, The
President will be el,oted at the next
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
and no opposition TO the reelection OF
Mr. Robert Garrett is known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

CHICAGO. ILLs., Nov l8.-The suit OF
Simon Berkowith against John S. Lester
and Charles Schwartz, OF the old Board
Of Trade firm OF John S. Lester & Co., has
been dismissed by Judge Williamson. 1t
was to recover 5000 900 under the gamb.
ling act authorizing suit by any citizen.
The grounds are that OhRs. Partridge Lost
$500 900 in 1851 and 1882 in grain specula'
ton on the Board, through John S, Lester
4 Co. When damages are recovered IN
such cases the iniormsr gets one-hali the
award and the county the remainder
Defendants counsel asked u have the
case dismissed for want Of juriahictior
and the court held that II should be trieC
al the Criminal Criminal Court. BeFk
VNith appealed from the dscISios,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17
FARM MOUSE wnRcKgp
By an Explosion of Nl,rc-oIyoeriDe-Di,ai
ter Caunsd by the Cat.

By an Explosion of o-9lycerino-Di,ai-
ter Caunsd by the Cat. .
AUBURN, Ills, Nov. lG.-The farm house
of Albert Jones was completely demolish-
ed yesterday afternoon byau explosion
of nitro.glycerine, stored in the house,
which Mr.. Jones had been using to re-
move obstinate stumps from his land.
Shortly after dinner, Sunday, the entire
family went to neighbor's house in the
village, 10 spend the afternoon, leaving
the house securely locked. About 3 clock
shock aud laundering detonstion alarm
cd the village. An hour later, while the
amexPd town people were bewildered by
speculAtion and doubt, messenger ar
rived from Mr.. Jones' home, bearing the
news that the house bad been blown to
atoms through some mysterious agency,
and that inasmuch as the family could
not be found it was presumed they had
perished in the explosion.
aoon after the excited people began 10
arrive upon tho scene, however, MT.
Jones, together with his vile and chill
drep, put in an appearance. The house
aEd contents we're scattered in fragments
over an area OF 500 yards square. Hall ol
the original height Of the ionr walls was
left standing, with a sawlonth and spli1t-
cred fringe all along the oriPinal top oi the
obIong. Two beds were found several
hundred yards apart, one in the road In
front of the house. A sewing machine
was buried head first in the dawer gar
den, and broken chaire, tsblep, pictures
dishes and wearing apparel, and various
household articles were strewn about the
While Mr.. Jones and apsrty Of friends
we're viewing the wreck, wondering how
the nitro.glycerine could baye been ex
ploded, a faint, sickly cry was heard, and
q search resulted in the finding Of the
family cat in the branches OF tree fully
finy feet from tho house. 1t is now eur.
missed that the cat caused tie disaster by
pushing from table some article sutii
Ciently heavy TO explode the nitro'glycer'
inc which was placed on the floor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. l6.-The National
Rabblnical Convention OF the Reformed
Hebrew Church, called to consider the
propriety OF aboliShing many Of the tradi-
tional features Of the Hebrew religion, was
opened at Cpncordia Hall, Allegheny City,
at 10 o'clock this morning, by Rev. DR..
L. NJ. Wise, Of Cincinnati. Thirty.fve
delegates from all parts OF the country,
presented credentials. Rev. DR.. Kohler,
OF New York, through whoso efforts the
Convention was brought about, made a
lengthy address advocating thepassage OF
a series oi resolutions tending toward the
reform Of Judaism in America. DR.. Koh-
Ter said the movement contenplates the
doing away with some Of the traditional
features OF Judaism, such as the belief oi
tho orthodox Hebrews that they are all to
90 back 10 Palestine. 1t is intended also
10 eliminate all teachings that give Juda-
ism q national oriental character. This
evening public meeting was held in the
Eighth street synagogue, at which ad,
dresses we're made by Rabbis KohleryG OF
New York, HeIst, Of Chicago, Sunesheine,
OF st. Louis, and Wise, OF Cincinnati,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

HAzElroS, Pa, Nov. l6-A great cave
in occurred Saturday over the old work
inps Of the Laurel Hill niue. Tho holo
made in tho earth is besides the Lshigh
Valley Railroad tracks, and is so feet in
diameter. Two railroad Bidings and a
dozen coal cara, together with a large
dwelling house, went down. The occu.
pants OF the house moved away several
days ago, fearing cave.in.
The damage TO the railroad track has
been repaired and trains are running as
usual II Is feared, however, that there
will be more caving IN, az the ground for
many yards around contains large cracks
and fNures, and residents are moving
away from tho dangerous place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

MONTREAL, Nov. lO.-The City Council
to-day adopted resolution to adjourn as
a protest against the odlous violation of
the laws Of justice and humanity in the
execution Of Risl."
Portraits Of Riel, Hon. MT. Chaplain
and Col. 0uimet were exposed in q win
dow on St. James street, and an excited
crowd kept the sidewalk blocked all day.
Riels picture was framed with crape and
had french flag for background. The
other portraits were prestrate, and each
had drop Of red sealing WIZ on the fore
head to represent drops OF Riels blood
inscriptions sIgniiyinE "traItor," chang.
map, etc. There Is movement on foot
to have arequiem mas celebrated through
out the province on Monday for the repose
OF Riels soul,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

PrTrsBuRGH, Pa, Now l6.-An cGor.
is being msds to settle the long strike OF
the Monnogahela Valley coal miners,
Recently the operators made a PROPOSE.
ton to the strikers guaranteeing them
steady work at the 2! cents per bushel
rate ruling before tho demand was made
for 8 cents. Tonight the miners' sscre'
taTy Mr.. Flannety, issued circular to the
strikers iavoring the acceptance ot the
proposition and advising them 70 meet at
opC. TO consider 1t in order that an an.
swsr be returned 10 the employers before
December lst. Considerable excitement
Was created in the third pool 70 day by
the arrest for c,nspiracy Of Master Work
man, James Newman, ono OF the lead
ers IN the strike. The hearing will take
nlarn to.mOFfOR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

Nxw YoRX, Nov. l6.-The steamships
Etruria and Alaska both arrived at the
port yesterday. Captain Cook, Of the
E!rurla, and Captain Murray, of the Al
asks, both emphatically denied that there
was any prearrapged race between the two
steamers. The Eruria left QueenstO Wn
at :l4p. N. November and arrived at
sandy Hook at 1858 A. N. yelterday.
The Alaska left Queenstown at 2 p. y.
on November s. lorty minutes alter the
Etruria, and arrived at Sandy Hook 2:S5
P. NJ. yesterday. Tho EIuTia's time, al
loving for the difference in longitude, was
six days, nineteen hours and thirteen
minutes and the Alaska seven days and
Ave hours. This Is the tirst tip made by
the Alaska since Ehe was chartered as a
transport by the British Government.
Both ships experienced some heavy
weather on the voysSe, but nothing ser
| iona
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17
rIIE RuRM kse WAR.
Tho captutoof of KnE War vostel.

Tho Capture of Ku { Thscbaw's War Vessel.
Tho River Route oPoD.
RAxaooN, Nov. l6-In the eight with
the war vessCl belonging to King Thee
bew, reported yesterday, the tire from the
British caused 200 Of tho crew Of the
Burmese vessel TO jump overheard. The
British then boarded the vessel and pro-
ceeded up the river with her. 1t Is re-
ported that 5000 troops were stockaded at
Fort Kuligon, which occupies 4 high
dominating position oyerhanging the river
ct Minhla.
The capture Of the Burmese nlsn-ol-war
will proven. the Burmese from placing
further distractions in the river or NOV
ing troops and guns by the river route,
and will disabuse the minds OIL the natives
Of the idea that King Theebaw Is invinci-
BILE. The steamer Doowoon recently sent
70 Mandalay to bring away the Europeans,
detained there by tho Burmese governs
ment, has eEcaped from there and
reached the British lines: When
the authorities at Mandalay dis
covered Doowoon moving out into tie
river they opened heavy FIRE on her and
sent o force to board her. The boarding
party were repulsed by the crew Of tho
Doowoon and having fnll head OF steam
the vessel ran the gauntlet and e.eaped
with little Injury. The city was quiet on
the II inst, but at the palace q revolution
Was expected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

THE President is understood to desire
"to broaden" the work OF the Civil Ser
vice Commission, 30 that "the ability TO
answer written questions" shall not figure
80 high in the rating, He is also said to
be displeased with his new Commissioners
because they do not take the hint,
Would :t it not be more honest to recon-
need to Congress repeal Of the Civil
s,ryics act? That would broaden the
whole field OF patronage and perhaps
enable the President to convince his
party that he is a Democrat in whom
there ia no guile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17

ST. PAUL, Nov. l6-Hon. W.T. Luxton,
editor Of the Winnipeg Free Pres. who ia
in the city to-day, seemed very anxious to
learn whether Riel was hanged or not,
and when informed about ten o'clock that
the rebel leader had been exc
cuted, he evinced the greatest surprise.
"why are you surprised?' he was asked
by az, Associated Press reporter.
~ really thought the man would be re-
prieved at the last moment" he replied.
"Whst is the feeling in Winnipeg about
the mAtterH"
Thegeneral opinion is that Riel deserved
death, not because he was the recognized
leader Of the rebellion, but because he
Is poltroon. Why, 1t came outin evidence
duringth trial that he made proposition
to the government to sell out his friends
for a cash compensation Of about
$4,000, and although ninety percent o!
tine residents OF Manitoba and the North
west wero in fall sympathy with the balt-
breeds, who have been woetully ill-treated,
this evidence OF his intention to sell them
cut was no sooner made public than re-
vulsion OF feeling set in, and 1t was fore:
gone conclusion that he would be found
Vuilty,p