Smyrna times., 1880-09-15
News Items.
The New York State Fair opened Mon
day in Albany, with large exhibits.

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The New York State Fair opened Mon.
day in Albany, with large exhibits.
Secretary Schurz left Fort Buford, Dakota,
on Sunday and was expected to reach Bis
marck last Monday,
The Legislature of Oregon met Monday
in Portland, and temporarily organized.
Both branches are Republican.
Richard o. Adams, defaulting Postmaster
of Deadwood, Dakota, was sentenced Mon.
day to three years imprisonment and pay.
ment of fine of $500
There was heavy frost in the back town.
ships of Pike and Monroe counties, Pa,
on Saturday morning, and considerable
damage done to the growing crops and
fruit.
The steamship ,Sucvia, which arrived at
New York on Saturday, from Europe,
brought S6S0,300 in gold coin, and the
Britannia, which arrived the same day,
brought S6S0,000 in gold bars.
President Hayes has accepted an invita-.
ton from Governor Peery to visit Washing
ton Territory. Among the places of in.
terest visited by the Presidential party in
San Francisco Monday were Chinatown and
the Chinese Theatre.
General j. B. Weaver, the Greenback
candidate for President, addressed an au.
dience of 5000 persons in Cooper Hall, New
York, last evening. He said nothing new,
except that the Greenbackers will poll
100000 votes this fall.
A pastoral letter from the Archbishop of
| Quebec was read in the Cathedral in that
! city Monday, which deplores the continued
emigration from that province to the
United States, and appeals to the generosity
and patriotism of the people to check it.
meeting of manufacturers was held at
! Fall River, Mass, Saturday, at which a
| committee was appointed to consider q re.
duction of wages in view of the present low
prices Of print cloths. The probable result
will be general reduction of ten per cent.
Mrs. Fabne was standing at an open
third story window in her residence in
New York, holding her baby girl in her
arms when the lttle one, in o moment Of
glee at some passing object, slipped from
her grasp, and falling to the street was in.
stantly killed.
Gen. Sheridan returned to Chicago Satur.
day night from his visit to Colorado. lie
expresses himself well satisfied with the
condition of military affairs in that section,
and says he has settle on the location of a
new post, but declines to make the locality
public at present,
Isaac NJ. Kalloch, charged with the mur.
der of Charles DE Young, was arraigned
Monday before the Superior Court in San
Francco, and pleaded once in jeopardy -
The plea was entered on the ground that
an information charging the defendant
with murder was set aside in May last.
William Doyle and Timothy Connell, en-
gagged in unloading ore at a dock in Chicago
quarreled on Sunday night. Each seized q
Kerosene bracket lamp and hurled it at the
others head. Both lamps struck their
mark and exploded, wrapping the men in
flames. Doyle died on Monday, and Con.
nell was not expected to recover.
Or. John Buchanan, the bogus diploma
man, was arranged in the Court of Quarter
Session at Philadelphia, Monday, and re
committed. Thomas Van Dusen was ar,
raigned before the United States commits
sioner on charges Of perjury and conspiracy
in swearing that he saw Buchanan jump
from the ferry. boat into the Delaware river
and was committed in default of $5,OOC
bail. ... .s....t ... t...