Smyrna times., 1879-09-17
MARYLAND ITEMS.

r.o cambridge Nelcs laments The crop so far has
Id nothing to fruit-growers'
pov Fl. C. Lay. Bishop of the Diocese of Easton
;ll At the Old Red Springs Virginia. recruiting his
health
.,o NJ E. Church of Chestertown has subscribed
s,5 for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers in
Memphis
,c,,oo hundred and sixty-two Cecil people have
I5 InI5s1 remonstrance against granting pardon to
Meedford Waters.
Tho fredericksburg, Courier says that cavalry
snv ING of ladies is forming and will make its first
SCOOneRsrance SOl1RSanc at the Caroline County Fair.
r.o Greenbackers of this State held a convention
=. Baltimore last Wednesday and nominated Howard
~ 1llooSs pi,s"f of Kent county for Governor.
The Republicans of Baltimore have nominated W.
, 1Wooner for Mayor He is substantial gentleman
and a. the owner of the Morning Herald.
There is a rumOr in Somerset county that a few
,dinS Democrats who are opposed to local option,
lSas1dt llS11end TO put a third ticket in the field.
,rrt has been issued in Kent county for the arrest
,fa Young man named william Austin, charged with
Sbooing an old man named John Miller, tramp, the
SsII taking effect in his thumb.
,obn L. Caldwell, having resigned the Superinten-
,oney of the Delaware 4 Chesapeake railway, o. S.
SsSpf3rd of Boston. on Tuesday took charge of the
road as superintendent " 0'Oet VI 'iio eNeou"'e
Committee
no,fb Of IN Otu ana RESPECTED Cltlsen.-SeWell
1rnbron ESQ., of Chestertown died atthe residence of
M iie PSon Edward in Still Pond Sunday morning. Mr.
IIInbron was a descendent of English emigrants and
his ancestors have lived in Kent since 1868.
II is said by eye witnesses that some of the ring
,ndidateS in Kent county, start in their daily
eeetioneering tours, with demijohns of whiskey i'll
.Tpecarriage, and upon their return at night have
inned so often to be almost in helpless condition
@ have to be carried bodily from the carriage to the
house.
col Sullivan editor of the Cambridge Chronicle and
nsmocratc State Senator for Dorchester county has
manIy declared himself in favor of electing coiored
%sn 10 Office. This is new departure from the old
Democratic landmarks, and is in direct conflict to the
viewsofthe dyed Democracy of Maryland
Verilv the world do move
Eastern Shore newspapersare becoming equal to the
sensational dailes OF our cities. They go far to
enter the domestic circle, invade the privacy of the
bonsehOd and present to the public in their columns
the conversations of the secret chambers The recent
affair in Queen Anne's of Mrs. Geo. w. Taylor is
matter with which the public have nothing to do and
Should not have been dragged into public notice.
The advs feelings have not only been outraged but
! shSh IN held up TO public gaze weak minded
Wolaal.-e .altOR Union.
The Maryland RepubticdRS.-The Republican State
Convention met at Baltimore Saturday, and was very
1lIy attended delegations being present from every
county and legislative district. Ex-Postnaster Gen
or but informed the convention that his private
affairs required his time entirely that he could moi
serve even if elected. He brought forward the name
of James A. Gary, of Howard county, and he was
nominated by reclamation. Samuel Mallaieu, OF
Queen Annes nominated for Comptroller
Francis NJ Darby ofWashington county, for Attorney
General. and James T. Mccullough, of Cecil county
for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The name of K
Stoekett Matthews was presented as a candidate fol
Acknowledgement and was most favorably received
but he declined the nomination. Mr.. CreSwel intro
dnred Mr. Gary as the next Governor of MARYLAND
and the latter declared that i'll the coming campaign
he would make it hot for the Democrats of Maryland