Smyrna times., 1889-12-11

Chicago, where this evaroroa, :
tions. oiiuay uecora'
1EAVY FINE IMPOSED. l. Rich.
ar1son, prominent merchant of Ian.
.el was hned $3.50 and costs amonUt.
ing IN all to S503.67, BY SQUIRE FIIiott
tuesday for shipping game ont Of tbo
state without a licenee. on NTorSnI, SnU
-. 15lchardson shipped ninetv-six
BAIT PRani:ISIl1geS TO 0. P. Mowbry & Co. of
toI ss iphia. The box was manifes-
eeu eggs, and had three LAYERS of
eggs on top. Detective Hutcbins
Intercepted the crate at Middletown
III ne me is S. for each bird Skinned
Inc Game protective Association offer.
ca 70 compromise for $223. 81, but Rich
aruson refused to pay over 500. and
gave Dali for his appearance at court
ne, as all others, saws the ,CenfinGI
ueslred to appeal his case. but this
game law is iron-clad-there is no
appeal from it. The victim(for that is
WnaL II amounts tO) has simDIv tn
stand and deliver whatever amon1t of
money is demanded of him.
II may be forcing things, when Justices
Of the peace pass upon constitntion.
ality of the laws.
HARRIS FACTORY DESTROYED nv
EIRE.-The canning factory owned bv
u. ;. Grier and recently opreated by
a6sconder J. Alexander Harris was
discovered to be on fire about 4 O'Clock
saturday afternoon and in a short
Time was totally DESTROYED The
once, furniture, safe, can-fllinr ma.
cninery, tin-cutting and solder ma
S;il Gnlnes and steam pump were saved
Inc loss on cannery and machinery i
ABOUT $1,000, and there is an insurance
OF $500 on both. The factory was
owned by George s. Grier and Har-
rIs creditors bad attachments on the
machinery. None of the stock was
Sa' SZO0O OF the insurance was ef-
Iected oy J. b. Miffiin of this town.
Miss Mary Ellis, who went with Har-
ms but returned on Friday, attempted
70 open the safe, but it was iammed
ana resisted her efforts. The factory
mas been unfortunate. 1t was first run
0y man named Holmes, who left
liabilities amounting to $4,000; then bv
u A, Howell who failed for $4,000.
:; W. Cuykendall, who failed for
$4,000, and J. Alexander Harris {, O.
who left liabilities of 10000.
A hUMOR AND ONLY RUMOR -
Ihere Is faint rumor floating aronnd
the State to the effect that Editor Co.
non OF the State Sentinel at Dover
mas put his foot in it," A week ago
Eultor Cannon took occasion to rake
81. Anthony over the Goals because of
ms Hartley post Office appointment
Our Tony" did not take the raking
very kindly, and now it is WHISPERED
lnaI Edltor Cannon is like the calf
tnaI Klcked over a nice bucket of
Iresn milk, just when he might have
STUCK MS nose in and drained it to |
the bottom. In other words. il is
declared that St, Anthony had Editor |
lannon's name on the list for the |
Dover post office, and that he would |
nave been named for that snug and |
lucrative post in a few davs. But the |
comment on the Hartlv post |
once appointment turned Editor Can |
mons cake into the rawest sort of |
dough, and he will therefore continue |
to hold forth from the SentineTs Sane 1
tum, as heretofore. On the other |
hand a friend of Editor Caunon's |
declares that the whole story is a mere !
pretence, intended as a punishment for
the Dover editor, by making him be-
lleve that his rash criticism had cost
him a nice plum.
But whatever may be the real state
Of affairs, Mr.. Cannon is to be conrrat-
llated upon the fact that he is still to
enjoy the boon of being a free and /
Independent editor, who has opinions
oi his own and Is not afraid to express
them, even when they run counter to
the big guns of his party A post
0thee muzzle would not look well on
friend Cannon, and we doubt if he
ever had any notion of trying it on
Sunday Star.