Smyrna times., 1880-10-06

dow In their house when she was shot, the
load taking effect in her left side and
shoulder, the window being shattered.
Two other women were struck by scattering
shot. Mitchell was committed to jail to
await the result of the injuries
THE REYBoLD CAsE.-The importent case
of Anthony Reybold as. the New York and
Baltimore transportation Company, is now
under consideration in the U. 5. Court in
| Wilmington. The case is for $l50,000
damages for breach Of contract on the
part of the defendants, who, it is alleged,
for a consideration, agreed not to interfere
with the Reybold line of steamers running
between Baltimore and river points, on the
Eastern and Western shores of Maryland.
SOMETHING REMARKABLE.-Tho neighbors
of Rev. f. Rttcnhouse, living at the " State
Road" in New Castle county, and pastor
Of the Brinzion Baptist church near
Kenton, have heard a whispering of some
thing remarkable that was to happen there
for some time past, aad sure enough it has
occurred. The Reverend gentleman is
about GO and his wife so, yet she has
presented him with IL promising daughter.
Since tho days of Sarah. such an event has
been held as remarkable.
MORE CROOKED WmsKEY.-On Saturday
a cask more of brandy was seized, by Depu
| ty Collector Adkins, as the property of
Jacob Levy, of Dover, upon which there
bad been paid no Government license.
Levy was arrested on Friday by Marshal
McMullen, and on Saturday morning, was
held in $400 bail to answer the charge Of
disposing of illicit distilled liquor. At the
time Of the alleged commission Of the
otfense he was then under $400 bail for a
like offense.
A LADY TEMPERANCE LECTURER.-Mrs.
Mason Clayton, of Boston, lectured Sunday
afternoon to considerable audience at
ASbury NJ. f. Church, Wilmington. The
: lady argued in the opening that drunken
} ness. is Il sin, and the work Of the drunkard
! maker worse sin. She argued warmly for
the interest that women have in temper
ance Mrs. Clayton named as one object OF
the temperance workers the securing Of the
, ballet. She would not urge that women he
allowed to vote, hut if suffrage were only
granted her she would not work for temper
2 ancc and cast ballot for rum.
, List of Jurors, drawn for the superior
Court and Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery, for the October
. term, commencing October 2jth. $50; ;,no
, | IOf the COufl Oh oyer anu eTullilCE, COHl
. mencing October 2Sth, 1880:
. Ped JurorS.-Duck Creek Hundred. =
q Presley Spruance. William b. Collins
o James T. Truax, John ii. Short.
q KentOn-Charles Ross, Thomas a. Recs
e Samuel Ilutchson.
i Little Creek-John X. Norris, Thoma
!. Hopkins.
4 East Dover-John Brown, William NJ
d Shakcspear, VIM. Butler, John Dennis.
q West Dover-James Ii. Green, Amos {
. Williams.
n North Murderkil-Wm. c. Marker
p Edward j. Carter, VIM. 7. Gooden.
South Murderkill-.John II. Hitch. Wu
+. Case, Robert Jones, Caleb Luti.
v Mispillion-John w. McKnatt, James
10 Sapp, David Harrington, Alfred Cahall.
m Milford-Frank Reedy, VIM. Townsend
10 Washington Cannon, Luther Cubbagc.
n. oyer and Ierm01er.-Duck Creek Hun
,e dred.-Thomas Kirby, John +. Collins.
ID Kenton-lEowell r. Husbands, VIM.
ir Hazel
ID Little Creek-Charles Boyer, Isaac y
IN Berry.
o. Fast Dover-David Hyde, Stephen Gait
nj West Dover-Philpmon Scottcn, Jam,
he North Murderkill-IsaacG Gooden, Wn
H. II. Sarde.
an South Murderkill-Samuel A. Brow
IT. John Satterfield.
os Mispillion-Wm Il. Peters, Peter Call
be way.
k. Milford-John w. Jump, Andrew Nal
ut ney.
oe The LAST SAD RITES OVER GEN. ToRBER1
'aF BoDY.-The remains Of Gen. Torbert reac
TT1 ed New York on Wednesday, received wi
tn
%; delphia they were taken charge Of by Il
eo City Troop and kept over night.
ne At 73O on Thursday morning spec
~. niS train bearing the body left Phladelpl
ut and reached Milford at ll.20. 1t was
Us Us companied by detachment of the Phi
I'o delpha City Troop, under command Of G.
, a Grubb; n detachment of the Keysto
ms Battery, of Philadelphia, DUPONT Guar
tel and American Rifles of Wilmington a
rh' the Hall Guards, of Dover, commanded
'ne Col. Macallister; General Smythe and
III III Pont Posts, G. A. r., of Wilmington, anC
20, 'ol large number of civilians, including q,
oy Hall, Senator Salisbury, Chancellor SAT-
nu' bury, Judge Wales and Houston, Hon.
'ne 'ne P. Fisher, Col. McComb, Ex.Secretary
.1 0r' State Grubb. Col. A. L. Snowden, Gen.
.he E. Sickles, Gen. Robt. E. Stockton, a
e. many others.
AT MILFORD Tue DOuy WAS DOI Dy
led 80 &c 49, ,aora So S,,ssa,, pUOl
tells ~, e., tha oro,vdc tbot ,brorrod
ing streets tho town wore a sunday onnearo n
non Flags were at half fmast, many stores a
Aiui business places were closed, and ma
hce others draped in mourning. On the a
on val Of the train the body was placed upo
GU gun carriage in charge of the KeystC
ILn' Battery, and two men from each Of
oy military and civic organizations were
Nv" tailed as a guard of honor. The fune
IN procession was then formed as follows a
mar marched to tho late residence of the dt
81 General: Oglesbys Band of Chester;
no State Militia gun carriage bearing
res remains; pall.bearers, Judges Wales
lhgS Wooten, Gov. Hall, Senator Saulsbu
Col. DUPONT and Manlove Hayes; tive
1890 members of the City Troop, G. A. r. Po
members of Loyal Legion, distinguish
Tho visitors and friends. AS the line marcl
,har through the crowded streets the bi
ven. played dirge, and the bells Of the tc
tolled in unison.
On reaching the residence tho body
, on taken into the house, and the box cont
vent ing the casket was fairly loaded with fl
hile offerings, including beautiful cross Il
yss, the City Troop. Here there was rell g
fol. service, after which the line reformed,
body was again placed upon the CARR
and conveyed to the Methodist Gene
rats where it was inferred, the Episcopal bu
D OF service being read at the grave and vo
In fred over the remains.
the At . o'clock the people holding tick
Is IN gathered in the church, where the memo
dis. exercises were to be held. Chance
Salisbury presided. Those on the pu
were: Col. Charles i. Wilson, who was