Smyrna times., 1882-01-18

The New York board of health are adj
vertising for persons to aid them i'll Vacci-
mating the pupils of the public schools, in
order to arrest the progress of the small
pox.
Seven Southern States besides Virginia
South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia.
Tennessee, Texas, Louisiana and Mississip-
pi-have developed Independent move
ments.
The National Republican announces as
if by authority that Sargent is to succeed
KirkwoOd as Secretary of the Interior,
and that the latter is to go to Berlin or
Vienna.
At New Haven, Tuesday, a true bill was
found by the grand Jury against Walter
p. Malley, James Malley and blanche
Douglass, charging them with the murder
of Jennie Cramer.
Three negroes were poisoned in Mont
gomery, Alabama ON Friday night by eat
ing spoiled meat obtained from q butchers
| stall. One of them is dead; the others
will probably recover.
Mr.. Oscar Wilde arrived in Philadelphia
Monday, and in the evening was given
reception at the residence of Mr.. Robert
Stewart Davis. Mr.. Wilde lecturcd last
night in Horticultural Hall.
A dispatch from Richmond, Indiana,
says that Mrs. Smith, widow of the man
whose murdered body was found in a we'll
/ there, has confessed that she and her sons
planned the deed, and that her son Daniel
put it i'll execution.
Jesse James, the train robber. coolly of
ters that he and his band will agree to sign
a bond for $150000 to keep the peace if
| the Governors of Missouri, Arkansas,
Kansas, Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee
will grant them pardon.
Manager Bunnell, whose wonderfully
successful dime museums in New York
and other cities have attracted 50 much
attention, has opened a similar exhibition
in the Assembly Building at 10th and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
Hon. James f. Wilson and J. w. McDil,
who have been nominated for the United
States Senate by the republicans of the
Iowa Legislature, are both natives of Ohio.
Both arc lawyers of ability, and reflect
credit on their native and adopted States.
Annie McKcever. aged 13 years, of 2O3
Park avenue, Brooklyn, had her ears pier
ced on December % in anticipation of re-
cciveng q pair Of earrings for Il Christmas
! present. On December 10Th eresipelaS set
in, followed by inflammation, which
reached the brain and caused death.
Hon James f. Wilson, who has Just
been chosen as the long-term Senator
from Iowa, is a devoted follower of the
Hon. james G. Blaine, and it is thought
his return to the national councils with
the unanimous vote of his State means
much in the future of republicans politics
beyond the election of IAN able United
/ States Senator.
/ Mr.. GOwen in his fight for the presidency
of the Reading railroad, seems to have
won by u large majority. Should the
election stand--and there is no reason to
anticipate its notification by the courts
Baltimore 4 Ohio will have another
move III the great game it has been play
ing for years to secure an independent
route to New York.
A collision occurred Friday on the Hud-
son River Railroad near the Spuyten
DuyVil Junction. by which eight or more
persons were killed and a number serious
ly wounded. One of the trains was crowd
ed with members of the New Nork Legis-
lature and politicians returning from Al
bany. Two of the victims were on theil
wedding journey.
Gen. Stiles, leading member of thg
Chicago bar, has published a card, in
which he expresses his Willingness "tc
pay $500 for the conviction of any person
guilty of bribery or attempting to brbC
juror" Gen. Stiles is following in the
wake of the Philadelphia Times, and it i.
to be hoped his war on the jury ixers may
prove equally successful.
AttOrney-General Brewster was given a
complimentary banquet by the member!
of the Philadelphia bar p: the Aldine Ho
tel last week. A number of distinguished
jurist and lawyers were present. Mr.
Brewster, in response to the toast Our
guest" said that he had entered upon hi.
office with the applause of his brethren 0
the bar, and, with the help of God, h,
would leave it without a stain.