Smyrna times., 1888-06-06
News Items


broken. 1t was the Etruria tbat IA -
making the distance from Ouopnetov.,'
in six days. ''''' " Il
It the Ways and Means Committee
90 not stop tinkering with the 1Iius
Dill they will make that measure onlv
y pretentious farce, says the Richmond
State. ''''0''''
The Lick Observatory has at last
0een completed AT a cost of over six
hundred thousand dollars. It rrioiccs
~ oeihg the most costly Observatory in
the world. -
A furious storm swept over Woeb;n,,
ton county, Arkansas. on Saturjov Iao9t
causing heavy loss of Dronrrtv Tn
one hamlet twelve houses were dcstroy-
ed. ~ ''0''Ioy
jefferson Davis celebrated his SOtb
birthday at Beauvoir. Louisiana an
sunday. He is said to be in bettar
heaItn than he has been for some time.
ana Is greatly interested in current
events, political and social.
Chevalier Blondin, the famous rome
walker, has arrived at New York from,
Europe. Although 65 years old he
mas engaged to give high-rope exhibi-
tiohs at st. Georges, on Staten Islands
sound body and content mind are nacos
! sar! 70 perfect happiness. You wish 10 poSSess
,Ss ufSe' Gi-;'nse your blood with Ayers sar.apa
una IL Is perfectly safe 10 take ana is 81 ~
erfu blood purifier. anu pow
Alice Woolhull, who was bropobt
back from London, whittier She IA
gone with her sister after defran,ling
as 1t Is alleged, old John Gill out of
many thousands Of dollars, is safely
lodged in Jail in New York.
The interstate commerce commission
has issued a circular to all carriers en-
gagged IN interstate commerce, asking
annual reports from such carriers for
the purpose of compiling a Trustworthy
annual exhibit of the entire railroad
system Of our country.
The laborers who work on the New
York and New Haven Railroad nj
New Rochelle, n. Y. about 100 in
nQauer, got drunk Saturday night.
fought with knives, set fire to The
building in which they dined and
wrecked freight train.
Peter F. Quinn, alias Frank Gilmore
was arrested at st. Louis, Saturday. by
detective Erskine, who had been fol
lowing him for several months. Quinn
10 alleged to have embezzled $4,000
from Z. Z. Dickson, a prominent con-
tractor of Plttsburg, Pa,
Southern Presbyterians have decided
that man who breaches that man is
descended from animals is not preach
ing Presbyterian doctrine and must
either stop or leave the denomination.
They have also resolved that God
made man out of the dust, and that
settles it.
Frederick Fowler and William Fer
gusOn, two members of n gang of
cOuAterfeiters who have been WORKING
in the vicinity of Chattanooga, Tennes7
see, have been arrested. II is esti-
mated that upwards of $500 in conn
terieit coin is now in circulation there
besides large number of $5 silver
certificates.
Don't Experiment.
You cannot afford TO waste time in a., ,,.f,, ont
ing Wheh your lungs are in danger is nnt rs.r.
NIT any dealer 10 impose uDon vo,, ,gith P PSi,
cheap imitation of Or. Kings New Discovery Tor !
@ @OoH.ulhptlon: Coughs and Colds, but he sure Won
Eet tle genuine. Because he can make more |
profit he may tell YOU he has Somcil. me- iuSt he |
same Don be deceived, but insist upou ,,ettin' |
-. Nlng NeW Discovery. which is guaranteed 10 |
give TeiIei IN ali Throat Lung and Chest aATec. |
uons. Trial bottles free at Jas p UOGecI,aD's /
Drug store Smyrna, Del ~
Elections were held throughout iii
nois yesterday for Judges of the
supreme Court. The returns, which
are nearly all in. show that the ReDub-
llcans candidates, David }. Baker. Jacob
w. Wilkia, Joseph NJ. Baily and Rem
jamin ID. Magruder, were elacted in
the First, Third, Sixth and Seventh
districts, and John II. Scho6eld
Democrat, the present incumbent in
the Second district. This makes the
Supreme bench of Illinois Rennblicon
for the first time in its history.
HIGH LICENSE ON SUNDAY.-Tbe
Philadelphia Times says; If the new
high license broom could be deDendaJ
on to sweep As plean eVery Sunday %
it did on the first Sunday i'm which the
law was in force the gain in sohrietv
would be indisputable. The noIice
found only four licensed saloons oooo
and the number of arrests for drnnL.
enness was only thirty-four. On the
previous Sunday the arrests reached
one hundred and thirty. eight and tbev
have averaged about one hundred for
a long time. This showing disnoses Of
the claim that drunkenness will he
increases by q rigid enforcement of n
proper license law. If the saloons are
closed both In front and rear on SUNDAY
GrunKaFds Will be few and far between.
lor tne pest OF reasons-the lack of