Smyrna times., 1880-06-30
News Items.

I've Logan has returned to this conntrv
N. Grants income is reported to be $1,000 a year
e American rilemen are ahead in the practice
es ut DOlymont
En- Hancock is an honorary member of the Union
que Club OF New York.
be Marquis of Lorne and his wife intend To nay n
rt visit 10 England next Winter.
he powers propose to help Turkey financially if
agrees to the new Greek frontier.
he beigerents at Buenos Ayres have had unsuc.
stul peace negotiations, and are fighting again.
Attorney-General Ward, of New York decides that
egraph poles and wires are taxable as real estate
The mercury indicated 81 degrees in the shade at
ing Branch n. j.. Saturday, and 100 at Red Bank
~.
"A boy named Sproule was killed by lightning at
hrp, Ont, Sunday while tying horse to a telegraph
At Tonawanda, Pa, Monday. McBears saw mill
hd a large quantity of lumber were burned. Loss
$1,000.
A collision between the Russian floating battery
fre7nd and Danish steamer severely injured the
Ormer
During the As hours ending on Saturday As barges
had cleared at Ottawa Ont, for American ports loaded
with lumber.
| Army worms in large numbers have appeared in
the vicinity of Portsmouth, n H.. and doing great
damage TO the crops.
The British cabinet proposes supporting the
mOtlon to rescnd the vote of the House Of Commons
against Bradlaugh.
The Moorish conferences in madrid has made some
progress though the MadrilenOS ridicule it, and
style il The conference of the status quo"
The Mississippi river at Burlington, Iowa, was on
Saturday miles wide. The extent of the damage by
the flood is enormous, whole crops along the river
being washed away.
The millers' International exhibition at Cincinnati
q Osed Saturday night. 1t was most interesting
affair to large class of people, but did not pay ex-
penses by ~ per cent.
Arrangements have been completed for holding the
national temperance camp-meeting at Asoury Park
and Island Heights. New jersey under the direction
OF the National Temperance Society.
During the "A hours ended noon Saturday In New
York 2O7 deaths occurred, and for the week l OBS
This is the highest rate of mortality recorded this
year the increase is chiefly due TO the fatal prevalence
ofchoera infantum among the children especially OF
the poor.
There is great mortality among the cattle of Mon
mouth and Ocean counties n. j., of starvation and
thirst in conscience Of drOuth and heat Destruc-
tive forest fires are again reported sweeping over
large tracts of country which escaped the two previous
iires. Much alarm prevails.
Thieves entered the Summer cottage at Mitchell
Park y j. of RandolDh Ppatrie of PhiIadeInhin Sun.
NAy night, while the family and guests were asleep.
ana carried off two gold watches and chains, two
clocks and several bronze and siverware arti-
eles' Ihe thieves entered by balcony.
D. p. Newell. a real estate dealer of Chicago who
ttA OGcome insane with the idea that he had nven-
ted lie preserver made of lead told his wife last
49, S ne was going to try it. got on a steamer and
resSed bound the lead around his body and Sjinned
~FetOoaru' Ills body was not recovered
The prospects Of the crops at the West and soutb
ne tS. h eAcelIeht and the only point Of danger is
Ihat Ihe snrpMs produced may exceed the f9re;gn
demand Tins far, the crop prospects abroad az
1eGlaediy more favorable than at this time last year
cotton will have 70 be sold at low prices neSt FaI a.
order to find market i 80