The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-19

S1oo,VVo "ere palo IN Wall street, |
New York.
= Iron ore mines, estimated to be
worth 500, 100000, have been dis.
covered in Indiana.
Cleburne, town in Texas. nos.
sesscs a gray brindle tom cat that is
30 years old. The animal has no
teeth and is unable to new.
- The rural mail delivery will cost
24.O00,000 for the coming ycar-at
Least IT, roatciticc department, will
ask congress for that amount.
- ~ Maryland man came into nos.
session of $l60, 600 and the excitement
killed him. Lots Of fellows would
risk being excited in that way.
- The total number of cases Of
cholera reported in the Philippine Is
lands since the inception of the dis
case is 1O5, 1000 and Of deaths 81 900
= Owing to the bad shane tn,
mines got into during the strike it
has been impossible to get more than
half the regular daily output from
them.
= The Republican majority in the
Senate after March / will be l6 to 20.
AT present they have 64 to 81 Demo.
Gratis, there being two vacancies from
Delaware.
There were five deaths from
smallpox in Charlotte, n. c., last
| week, one being the son of Alexander
Springs, proprietor of the Arlington
hotel, the others being negroes.
| - Eight thousand dollars worth of
jewelry and lot of clothing were
stolen from the residence of Emanuel
Jacobs, a Now York lawyer, on Friday
while the family were at dinner.
| - A woman ia Louisville, Ky,
draws four pensions from the federal
government as the widow of four
Union soldiers. The other soldiers of
the regiment are not accounted for.
| - Colonel Ed. Butler, millionaire
politician of st. Louis, has been found
guilty OF an attempt to bribe the St.
Louis municipal officers. He was SEN
fenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary.
= Mrs. Dick, of Indiana, having
been cashier of National bank for
twenty years, was offered bank presi-
dency in New York, at a big salary,
but had to decline on account Of i'll
health.
- Dunbar 2. Magruder. cashier Ct
the Merchants and Farmers bank Of
Richmond, Va, has been missing
since Friday, 7th inst, aud his ac-
counts are short several thousand
dollars.
| - A man in Williamsport, Pa. hsd
a falling out with his girl and brought
suit to recover the presents he had
given to her. She thereupon entered
suit for the value of the meals he had
eaten at her home.
- The new governor of Kansas got
his nomination on a promise to marry
a Kansas girl. Now he is trying to
back out. He says he has diligently
searched the State and can find no wo-
man in it for him to wed.
- Deputy sheriff Howell, Of John
son county, Tenn, was shot in the
breast and mortally wounded in at
tempting to capture Boone POTTER,
who recently killed his father. Pot
ter was also fatally wounded.
- -Four men attempted to hold up
train in Indiana. The engineer paid
no heed to shots from four pistols but
threw open the throttle and left the
would be robbers standing alongside
the track. They were later arrested
and lodged in Jail.
| - The Southern Railway will short
ly put on 20 new freight engines.
| -
ago and are now ready for service.
The eng ines will probably be put into
use the latter part of the present week
and will be distributed over the lines
of the Southern.
| = John Mccormick Gibson, of
Cincinnati, who was married to Miss
Henriette Wolf at Asheville on Sat-
urday, the 1st instant, died on Satur-
day. the 9th, leaving will in which
he bequeathed his bride his entire
estate, valued at a million.
= Mandarin, the largest elephant
in captivity, which had belonged to the
the Barnum- Bailey circus for "a years,
was strangled to death in New York.
He had become unmanageable and
had to be killed The body was car
Tied cut &c sea and sunk, weighted
with 5000 pounds of railroad iron.
- Roland 3. Molineux, who has
been on trial 10 New York for murder,
was acquitted last week, the jury
being out only thirteen minutes. The
verdict of the jury was received with
applause. Molineux had previously
been convicted of murder and senten-
ced to death, but he secured new
trial. The court room was packed,
including many ladies.
= The total value of the products
Of the slaughtering and packine
industries of the United States for the
last census year was s785, 500, 900. OF
this sum nearly one-third must be
credited to Chicago. The slaughter
ing and packing business of that city
gives work to nearly 10000 people.
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