Smyrna times., 1881-08-03
NEWS items.
Negro children are hereafter to be ad-
mitted along with whites to the public
schools of Philadelphia.

Negro children are hereafter to be adj
mitted along with whites to the puDllc
schools of Philadelphia.
Prof Wyman, the well known ventriiO-
quist and magician, died Mt Burlington;
New Jersey, on Sunday.
Twenty-Five delegates to the Methodist
Ecumenical Conference i'll London sailed !
for England Saturday in the steamer CITY
of Beriin
This is not iaV Vorable time for dynamite
patriots of any nation to visit this country.
Guiteau has raised a prejudice against the
whole class.
The hotel at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove are crowded, and cots are i'll use in
the parlors. The beaches are crowded all
day and thousands of people bathed at
noon.
Guiteau asks to be let out on bail. The
people of Washington are usually law
! abiding, but with the President tortured
| by Guiteau's bullet it might be safer for
! Guiteau to remain where he is.
Farm hands are so scarce in some parts
of Illinois that farmers are offering $3.50
| and So per day with board, for help but
cannot get enough. In consequence the
crops are suffering through delay i'll the
harvesting.
Five students in German Universities
have fallen i'll duels within the past fort
night. The American plan of allowing
the young men to work off their surplus
energy in baseball and boat racing is not
so bad after all.
Mr.. Hamilton Disston has already ar
ranged for railroad with numerous
branches through his vast track of Florida
land. AS railroads are the avant cOuriers
Of civilization, Mr.. Disston has begun
work at the right end.
I'D laugh, if 1 should fall and break
my neck" jestingly remarked James
Maloney, of Tappan, " Y, while in the
act of descending from Il tall pear tree
The next moment he lay upon the ground
: with his neck broken.
The Norwich Pistol Company, joint
stock corporation, having its manutactory
e at Norwhich Falls, Conn, has closed it:
doors, and it is said will 90 into Insolvency
o unless it can arrange with its creditors
The liabilities of the company are estima
ted at $4,000, and the assets at $40, 600.
Another exciting scene took place IL
r the English House of Commons Monday
= Mr.. Parnell threw the House into an up
II roar by the use of very severe language il
e a speech denunciatory of the government
n which caused Mr.. Gladstone to move hi
expulsion. This vote was finally carrie
T by very large majority.
q 1t is said that the President has los
since he was shot from thirty-five to fift
IL pounds. The weight of the loss is {
sc course guesswork, but all have notice
st that he is much easier lifted now when tn
10 bedding is changed than during the firs
week of his illness. His weight on tn
III morning he was shot was 203 pound.
II Mr.. J. G. Hueston, who has been az
- pointed general agent of the Associate
- Press, in place of Mr.. J. w. SimOntOl
be resigned, is native of Louisiana, and
b. about 3S years of age. His father, man
4 years deceased, was connected with tn
!, old Louisiana Courier, published in Ne
" Orleans, and was journalist Of distinl
tx uished ability.
:. Senator Mitchell, of Pennsylvania, h;
written a letter favOring republican SUI
ne port of the readjuster ticket in Nirgini
r. He says he regards the movement las Il
cb forerunner of an established free gOver
Do ment at the South, under which the righ
of all citizens shall be respected and pc
rs manently secured" Mr.. Mitchell regre
ey that he cannot himself contribute to
be success.