Smyrna times., 1881-04-20


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Northern men are taking considerable interest in
agricultural enterprises in Florida and the business
outlook in the State Is regarded as hopeful.
The Indiana House has passed joint resolution. By
81 to "A amending the constitution as " give
women the right to vote at all State elections.
The decease of W. Merely Punshon. the eloquent
Wesleyan divine. will occasion a sense of bereaVe-
ment in this country as well well as in England.
The Southern State board of Kansas having in
charge the care of freedmen emigrans has cared for
100000 since the beginning Of the Southern exodus
which i. is said has already begun again.
The manager of the Chestnut Street Opera House,
Philadelphia has been instructed by Mr.. John SetsOn
TO commence suit against Miss Anna Dickinson for
refusing to appear according 10 contract as Claude
Melonete.
The presence and spread of typhus fever in New
physicians especially the streets are in so filthy
condition that even ordinary diseases, which general
" yield to simple remedies are now aggravated and
malignant.
The Mddletown Transcript is panied to see it says
that its Republican exchanges have passed Moses
America, the first negro juryman. by almost unnO-
tieed. as though he nothing more than an Ordi-
nary white man. The Transcript estimates his value
at quarter column editorial.
Senator Conkling Is working through his friends to
secure the defeat of Judge Robertson and there
reports the effect that effort is to be made 10
form q combination In opposition to Stanley Mat
thews. William Chandler and Judge Robertson, by
which all three may be defeated.
1t is said at Washington that the President has q
number of important nominations waiting to be SEM
in so soon as the Senate deadlock is brOken. No in
formation comes from any quarter that he has all!
nominations which he proposes to take out. There Il
not COnkling organ anywhere that has hopes o
that kind any longer.
Austria is drawing the lines tightly against thu
king killers. The Extradition Treaty with Bel
GUM, like those concluded with Russia. France ant
Montenegro. provides that an attempt upon the per
of chief of foreign state. or of member of hi
family. where assassination is intended will not b
considered as III any way political offence.
The Newark Ledger AFTER q suspension OF thre
months-since the death of L. T. Esling its late lameI
ted edtOr-haS been revived under Fred A. G. Hand,
Judging from the first issue of the editor 1t is
be conducted by the same force and independence
have heretofore characterized it, The editor promise
to make his paper nUn-part.zan but not unpatriOt
noD-setsrian, but not irrelgiOus."
The dead lock in the United States Senate Is stI
unbroken. The Democrats refuse t., permit the r
publicans to out the officers and the Republican
refuse TO transact any public business until Il is don
They have stopped the business of the country. E
as they able simply for the purpose of placing
few followers i'll Office Malone is q little man b
he has checked the wheels of the nation.
The witness OBrien alias Lindsay. who swore tn
he knew the mythical II. L. MOrey mas been sentenr
to eight years imprisonment at Sing Sing for
perjury. Judge Cowing. in passing sentence co
mented severely upon the gravity Of the often
heightened as It was By the importance of the Int
ests sought to be affected. It Ia a pity that al
members Of the MUrey conspiracy have not got tn
deserts in the same way.
Lord Beacons6eld had very serious relapse NJ
day. and died peacefully at o'clock Tuesday mo
ing. He was perfectly conscious to the last. Bel
min Disraeli born in London, on the 2lst
December. 1905. His father was Isaac Disraeli KIN
as the author of several literary works among tn
the famous "CuriOsitios Of Literature" His cal
has been wonderful one. and the name OF" Beac,
field" like that Of" Bismark." will never be forgot
es the greatest men Of their age
The brilliant success attending Secretary Windc
funding scheme Is now the subject of general
congraiulatiOn IL Is clear that he will he able to
6s n he basiz :
Guilty OF failure. And this without any sale of res
bonds. The fact that the new 81 bOuds sell
premium assures final success The entire moVeu
has gone so far that the future is merely q matte
detail The general success of the refunding or
tension Of the &c at lower rate Of interest is
An exchange in discussing the doings at Wash
ton and Albany. says: The politics of this eountr
tbs called. and as it Is illustrated by the two
political parties. is 50 rapidly losing confidence
one OF the coming urgent necessities of the times
be third party. that will care more for the mora
material interests Of the people than for the aseeI
cy OF either one Of the leading parties com
ton Of honest men will arise that shall hole
balance Of power and use ton one side or the
As the highest good Of the country may demand
Nearly One-halfo Of the braves Of Tammsny Al
the war path. and the object Of the expedition Is
Kelly's scalp. Two hundred and fly memb,
the Tammany Society. which has tntal memh4
fisk hundred assembled in New York on Thu
night. pursuant TO private call. but with the
and ayowed object Of organizing a movem,
depose Mr.. Kelly from his control Of Tammany
The annual election for sachem was held NJ
night. which resulted in the victory Of the
faction by so majority, the total number of vot'
Being I'll.
There has been como f.-.- t7ug In the
debates. The question Of suffrage being q i
topic. Senator Brown of Georgia lamented
siTictiens imposed upon the suffrage in New Pr
and declared that q really free ballot was foul
where except in the sonth. The Independl
Mississippi have adopted General Hancock's
and VIII contend for q free ballot and q fair
they are confident Of success. General Mahon
that he Is sustained By the anti Bourbon G
Throughout the South. and believes that hi.
win carry the next election In Virginia
CHIo's FATEy-Kdny Thozsand Deadf-I
April l6.-The 7tmss correspondent at Chic, "a
The villages on the Southern side Of the isi
completely wrecked hardly single house be
standing. The centre Of the volcanic action I
have been near Venta. overlooking Megalo.
the East coast. where 300 persons perirhed O
"a population Of 1900. At Younas &c persisted Q
81 population 600: at Philstia 60 ont OF $50;
monte 40 out OF i.50o; a. ArmiiiG 30 out Uf coo
kinri. 100 out Of 49,
On The western side OF the Island at Nest
honses destroyed but no body was killed A
III ree-Sonrths Of the buildings were wrecked
one person killed At I.ethI 70 perxo
III Killed out OF 600. and at Argentina 10 out of