Smyrna times., 1880-03-10
News Items.

NcwS Items.
There is no prospect Of tariff legislation
Several revoutonists are on trial at Kieff.
China is preparing for war; possibly with
Russia.
France declines to extradte the nihilist
Hartman.
The British Parliament will be dissolved
at Easter.
Lord Bsaconsiield has sent manifesto
to Ireland.
The appropriation for public printing is
exhausted.
Paris will present Nordenski iold with
gold medal.
The New Jersey Senate Monday passed
the Local Option bill.
The Irish relief bill has now passed both
houses of Parliament
The French government will deal rgor.
ousIy with the Jesuits.
Many people have persisted in Armenia
o! cold and starvation.
An active volcano is reported near
Browns Park, Wyoming.
fanatic"l Russian officer in Roumclia
has burned four Mussuiman villages.
Gen. MelikoiI's powers have been exten.
ded since the recent attempt Oh his life.
1t is said that France proposes negotia.
tons to end the war between Chill and Perm
Agitation in favor of Parnell's scherno for
peasant proprietary in Ireland will he
resumed,
J. W. Mackey has bought out J. G.
$j,O00.OOO. ''
Sixty more Chinamen arrived at ST
Louis from San Francisco, Monday, en-
route for the East
a lockout Of 1000 men employed in the
piano manufactures Of New York is threat.
ensd on the 18th inst
by strict party vote the Supreme Court
OF the United States has decided to sustain
the Federal election laws
4 meeting of French citizens in Phladel
phIa appointed a committee to welcome NJ
ae Losseps on his arrival in that city.
AT Delaware (O.) three.vear old daugh.
ter OF Geo. Bell was fatally shot by her
cousin, Daisy Price, aged eight, by accident
Tho insane asylum at Ossawattomie
hansas) was burned Monday night
here were some POO inmates. who. f is
believed were all removed.
1t IS now thought That the SINNERS at
/ ran River, Mass, will accept the ten ner
cent. advance offered by the companies
Ihey wanted lG per cent
/ EIyan Mason, negro, living on a farm
near Caro-, ILL.,, and married to a white
woman, Monday, in fit of jealousy. Shot
Aer fatally and then killed himself.
+ IIac"rds are secretly posted in San Fran
cisco warning employers Of Chinese to
atSlst or expect terrible consequences
Many are signed Council of Thirteen."
Reports from Brazil show that in dis.
trIct raVaged by famine for the last three
years 100000 people have starved to death.
ana 5O0,OOO more have died OF pestilence
The employees Of the Reading Pa Hard.
ware Company demand p per cent. ad
vance. The Blrdsboro' Pa iron workers
have returned to work without getting any
advance
The remains Of Mrs. William NJ. Tweed. j..
VINO died recently in Paris, arrived at New
York Monday, on the .SleSta. The body
will be inferred in the family vault at
Greenwood Cemetery.
he Dantorth locomotive building shops
at faterSon, \. j., were burned Saturday
Inc loss IS estimated at $4,000. Three
huhdred and fifty men are thrown cut Of
employment. The works will be rebuilt at
once.
Hon. Hsnry F. Scharrett, a planter. of
Iass Christian, La, and others in that
section are in correspondence with one Of
the Chinese companies in San Francisco.
and expect to have Uhinamsn at work in a
few weeks in place Of the colored people
VINO have gone TO Kansas.
Peleg o. Nickey, rep, was elected mayor
OF Augusta, Me, Monday. Bangor Bidde.
ford and Belfast went republican. The
greenhackers carried North Berwick. San
! gervllIe, always heretofore democratic. elects
full republican ticket At Kinson. before
democratic, elects full republican ticket
/ Counterfeit one hundred bills are in ex
lstence on the following banks: National
Revere Bank, Of Boston; Pittsfield National
Bank, of Pittsfeld; Merchants National
Bank, Of New Bedford, Mass. Second Ma.
tionaI Bank, of Wilkesbarrs, Pa: National
Bank OF ComiaercO, of Pittsburg, Pa. Tho
counterteits are SO admirably executed that
they are liable to deceive even experts.
The coal miners have been oa strike at
Osceola, Pa, for TIVE weeks. The operators
and miners held meeting on Saturday to
consider the situation, and the probabilities
are that work will not be resumed before
the lst of April. The strike of coal miners
IN the Cloarfeld, Pa, and Houtzdale dis
trlct in Ohio is in full blast, but no serious
trouble has occurred. They will probably
resunle work soon,
Adsioss from Mexico to March | state
that Gen. Grant had been visiting Con
treras, MolinO del Rey, Cherubusco and
other scenes of his Mexican campaign. He
remembered the localities well, but was
unable to find his old quartermastsr's Office
and store in Tacubaya. The recent speeches
OF Gems. Grant and Sheridan have given
great satisfaction to the Msxicans on ac.
count of the friendly feelings manifested
| for Mexico.
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