The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-24
ANDERSON, s G, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE a. 1865
GENERAL r.. NEWS.

There were AGO cases of small
pox in North Carolina the last twelve
montha.
The Atlanta cotton mills have
closed GOWN indefinitely. ON account OF /
scarcity and high price of cotton.
Hiss Sallie Stewart, prom nineut
young woman nf Eufsule, Ala, com,
mitted suicide by drowning herself 10 9
creek.
The record Of two negro lynch
inga within forty days is held By Illi-
nois, the home and last resting place OF
Lincoln. la I.s
y - The Southern association Of ho-
siery manufacturers has determined TO
increase the price Of their product 10
per cent. az. d.
3 3 - The Mississippi railroad CON-
miasion has raised the valuation Of
Che roads in chat State over three mil.
lion dollars.
Ia immense bronze memorial
tablet TO Eli Whitney, the inveptor
of the cotton gin, hes been places in
the court house at Augusta. q
- Four men Of Wayne county,
Ohio, were atsEek by lightHing end
we're killed while they were carrying 8
heavy piece Of timber on their shout.
.ders. s.. z,
In Kanpas City, Kas., %, 900
people are destitute and homeless be.
cause Of the recent foods, and an
urgent appeal has been made in their
behalf. ,s, B. .5 I, 7-1 s /
- A special term Of court has been
convened at Wilson, N. c.. for the
trial of eleven men charged with mur.
dering Insurance Agent Jones on the
18th Of May. 3a. ',.7s
DR.. wilkinson, of Augusta, Ga.
has been fasting fifty days, living on
nothing but wator. he is doing it to
nure dyspepsia, and he thinksthe cure
is about completed.
= At Kalkaska, Mica, Mrs. Mary
Mcknight confessed to the poisoning
Of her brother, John Murphy, his Wits
and baby and she is suspected Of caus-
ing eight other deaths.
- "a young lady dislooated her
head with jerk while combing her
hair in Omaha the other day. Phyai.
oians by careful work got her neck
properly adjusted and she can go
ahead. s5si i;
The Governor Of Alabama has
offered Q reward Of $500 for President
=, j. Carpwall, Of the wrecked savings
bank at Ressemer, who fed leaving q
statement that he had misappropriated
the banks funds.
Robert Catlett, a wealthy citizen
Of Sewer county, Tenn, was SEN
.telced on Friday. Z? be hanged on
July 31st for completely in the muir.
der of William and Laura WhaIey,
who were whitecapped in December,
1887. s5's 3$5s'5 s,}'5 s,
Lewis Bolin, aged so, waa killed
at Sneedville, Tenu., by his l3.year.
old: step daughter, who struck him in
the head With an ave. IRsSS!:a; RS!:aa T Tas pun.
ishing one of his step sons, when the
boy called the sister fog help. Both
the children are in Jail. u 81 s5.s4 si
ed. Johns, young farmer at.
Bellville, Ga, was accidentally shot
by dog the other day and will prob
ably die from, the wound. He was
standing with the muzzle OF the gun
leaning toward him, when the dog
in plsyfully Jumping upon him struck
the trigger and the gun was discharged.
The telegram Of the Caar Of Rus.
,sia TO King Peter, the successor Of
the murdered ruler of Servia, termi-
mates all possibility of an internal up-
rising, against King Peter, and tits
though that the other powers will
follow the lead Fl. Russia, and that
King Peter. will be recognized as the
legitimate ruler Of Servia.
Adam jackson, colored, q Char.
slotte negro, was swung up byan angry
mob for criminal assault upon o white
woman, HRS. Isaac Poore, Of WASH
sington County, Tenn. The sheriff
coming along before the negro died,
the negro was taken down * response
to appeals from the sheriff posse and
was bound over to court and lodged in
Second Lieutenant Roscoe H.
Hearn, OF the sixteenth infantry. who
was sent TO Gainesville, Ca. TO ex-
sSSIN ACucIdt hsbArtauCe 10 Atu6 tOfnaQO
sufferers, reports to the war depart
.Inent that there lsres ], 500 people there
dependent upon charity, Of whom
about five hundred will need aid for
one; or two months. The remainder.
he says, will be able to get work.
Within three or four months
trolley cars will be running between
New 7 orr and Jersey City under the
Hudson river. Nearly e,00e feet Of
the tunnel connecting the cities have,
been finished and only about 600
feet remain to be cut. The boring OF
this great tube was, as o matter Of
fact, commenced more than fifteen
years ago, but for various reasons it
has been delayed.
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