Smyrna times., 1881-03-30
News Items.

England is disposed to- settle promptly
the claim Of about $4,000 arising fram the !
outrage on American fishermen at Fortune
Bay.
The Governor of Wisconsin has signed |
the hill passed by the legislature Furnishing
by fine and Imprisonment any man who
/" treats or accepts '',reat" in that State.
The remains Of the late Cur were pla, ed
in the vault last Sunday. Alexander Ill
has issued manifesto designating his
brother as Regent in case OF his own death
before his son comes Of age
The Philadelphia Record says: "Senator
Btyarl is an honest foe Of intemperance.
lie is even opposed to incorporate temper.
ance.' while others say he was employed
by and wrote in the interest Of the liouer
dealers.
Rumors were rife of the proposed resig.
patton Of two meMbers of Mr.. Garfield
Cahinet-Messrs. MarVeagh and james
because OF dissatisfaction with certain nom.
inations for Office already sent to the Sen.
ate by the President.
Senator Conkling has concluded to 6ght
| the appointment Of Robertson for C,IlrcI,.r r
OF Now York. 1t is what might naturally
have been expected, and COnkling's states.
manship has not been above that s0rt OF
thing on former occasions.
The post.mortem examination Of Mrs.
Adnlrh Bnnhols. Hoi.ok+n, n. j., develops
the fact that she Was literally eaten alive
by trichina. Her husband is dying of Il q
same disease. They were both taken sick
shortly after eating some raw ham and
shusage several weeks ago.
A dispatch from Sioux City, Iowa, says
AdVic+s from up.rivsr points say that the
ice has broken up and is running out. Il
has gorged in many places. and the bank
, are overaowed. At Fort Pierre the watel
! is four feet deep in the town, and the cili
" zens have fle,i to the hi.l Is for safety.
y The whole country, outside Of little kno
a Of politicians, will hear with satisfaction
and pleasure that the frat positive act @
4 President Gnrfirld's administration is cor
< serVative one. weliconsldered and oppol
r. tune. H" has decided agsinst calling a
. extra session of Congress. and has done 9
Is in Difference to the early TO the clearly e,
e pressed will Of the business community.
II Active preparations for war are maxim
As both at Athens and at Constantinople.
Dispatch from the latter city stated that a
to the Powers have accepted the Ports frot
le tier, which is supposed to he that outlins
by the Ottoman delegates at the COME
ut ence last Wednesday. II is reported tn
y. Russia and Germany intend bringing
se the notice Of the European Powers Il
n. spread of revolutionary principles.
-. sold Ahe,". the Wisconsin war eagl
al died at Madison Saturday. The bird W
"a sold to the Eighth Wisconsin Infantry
a, 1861. and was with the regiment four yea
in the army. aud at the close of the W
ry. was presented to the State. lie had he,
he all over the nation since. In 1865, at h
,as great fair at Chicago, his exhibition nett
ne $4,000, and at the Milwaukee fair. 1
"a, same year. $4,000. "old Ate" was on
or hihition for four snonlhs at the cenienni
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- { RAILROAD ACCIDENT NRAR WILMTN6ToS
veil The locamotive attached To tue sou
Iii. ,.ound fast mail train. saturday, plune
on, overheard into the Brandywine creek
,na the railroad bridge. the draw Of which '
turned sE at the time, coming down squ
ore " on = canal boat that was passing throu
ran in tow Of the tug Falcon. Fortunately,
/, in one was hurt. the engineer and fireman
The Gaping hy a lucky jump, and the pnsaen
"A tai f.l