Smyrna times., 1880-04-14
News Items.


News Items.
Prince Gertschakof is expected to die.
Prince Bsmark discourages disarmament
schemes.
Mr.. Gladstone declines public reception
in London.
1t is said that the Marquis of Salisbury |
will be created Duke.
The result of the British elections causes
almost panic in COnstantinople.
Three stores have been burned at Will
mington, n. c.; one life was lost.
Famine and starvation are on the in
crease in the district of Van, Armenia.
The German Rsichstag have rejected
proposal for Congress to promote universal
disarmament.
A terrific gale, with snow, doing consider
able damage, swept over Central Oatarior
Saturday night.
Frauds and irregularities have been dis
covered in the management OF the District
of Columbia finances.
At Waco, Texas, Will Hardwick killed
John French, his rival in love affair, and
then committed suicide.
There has been a sacrifice of 700 men,
| women and children in Burmah Tor the
benefit of the Kings health.
Mr.. McManes slapped Mr.. Lockwood in
! the face in the Union League Club, Phila-
| delphia, on account of a political quarrel.
Genervl Hancock has farm of nearly
| five hundred acres near Windsor, Missouri,
which he locks upon as homestead for the
evening of his life.
Mrs. Mary Schwartz, of Philadelphia,
who was bitten by spitz dog during Christ
mas week, died Saturday night liz great
agony from hydrophobia.
1t is suggested that Mr.. Gladstone be
called to the House of Lords and made
Premier, in order that Lord Harrington
may be leader in the House Of Commons.
In the District Criminal Court at Wash.
ington, on Saturday, Jndgs John W
Wright, convicted Of an assault on the n on
Columbus Delane, ex.Sscrstary Of the In
terror, en- October 18th, 1877, was sent te
Jail for 80 days.
Near Linden, Warren county, Va. or
last Friday, while Jack Johnson, colored
was chastising his child in a loft his wife
ascended to interfere, and was thrown with
such force by her husband down the ladde
that her neck was broken. johnson made
his escape.
A suit is pending in the United State
! Court in Chicago concerning an olsomarga
rine patent, which has brought out the as
founding facts that OlSomargarins, which i
never quoted in the market, and which i
not kept by any merchant as such, has
sale in Chicago and vicinity of 98,000,00
pounds per annum.
= Dr. Guersen, homeopathic physician Q
p. Philadelphia, has been arrested on suspi
j, cion of having poisoned his wife, post
; nortem showing the preseAce of arsenic il
. her stomach. She left a considerable estate
= About a week before she died her mothe
), died very suddenly, and prior to that th
+ doctors father was found dead in bed on
>, morning
= At the town election in Edgefield, S. c
: yesterday, an alteration occurred in whic
> DR.. w. +. Bland and a. \. Glover wer
! shot in the bowels, and probably mertall
! wounded. A. A. Clisby was shot in th
thigh in two places. The quarrel grew Ou
> of the proposed reduction Of the uhisk
- tax, and occasened a general row at tn
a
An official dispatch from San Andrea
mountains, n. NJ, April s, sigAsd by Co
Hatch, referring to his recent defeat of tn
Indians there, says that the hostile Chi'
Q VictOris was undoubtedly among then
- He thinks the punishment received by tn
IT Indians will have the effect to bring ther
Is to terms. Captain Carroll opened the fEt
and was badly wounded, though not dar
n gereusly, and Mcclellan closed it. Th
., seven soldiers wounded are all dangerousl
" hurt.
q Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
If A. Stswart, Of Fannin county, Ga, rspor
q that body of mounted armed men, heade
.r by Webb Findlsy, visited his house on th
IS 1th inst. and burned his barn, stables an
% store, and fred upon him and his sol
d wounding the latter. Commissioner RauI
5. replies that the crimes of assault to murdt
d and arson are not offenses against the il
h terHal revenues laws, consequently tn
10 brigands must be dealt with by the Stat
q laws, and he directs the collector at Atlant
t. to send men to Stewards aid, and rend,
q every assistance possible to the State of
% GERS in making arrests.