Smyrna times., 1889-08-28

| WIN. IruaX set net across the
breach in Supawana Medows, near Sa-
lem for trout on Wednesday night. He
caught lots of fish, but was surprised
to find that they were carp instead of
trout. They are supposed to have es-
capped from some pond.
| 1t is reported from Pittsburg that q
/ combination of Easter capitalists has
, been formed for the purchase and con-
troll of all the coal property and busi-
ness along the MonongaheIa river
ut has been decided that it will re.
qure $l3,OOO,OOO to swing the deal.
President Harrison and party ar
rived at Deer Park, Maryland. on
Saturday from Indianapolis. II ia
stated that the President will remain
at Deer Park until the middle of Sen
tember, and meanwhile will probabiv
devote part of his time to his forth
coming message.
Christian w. Luca. a well-to.do GRO.
Ger IN brooklyn, New York, was killed
carry thursday morning by Charles
McElwalh, VINO had burglariOusly en-
tered his store. McElwain was dis
covered by Luca in the dinning room.
aud struggle ensued, in which the
latter was stabbed a number of times
Every patriot in Milwaukee wears
blazer this week, and the Cream Citv
decked out in flags, is as bright as an
aurora bOrealls. Hitherto Milwaukee
nas been famed for its beer; this week
II Will be bruited abroad throupbout
the North as the rendezvous of the
Union brigadiers and Grand ARMY
folks.
a train containing Grand Armv
veterans and their friends. bound for
the Milwaukee encampment was
wrecked near Streator, illinois Mon.
day morning by spreading rails. and
SIX cars were thrown down an emhanll-
ment, distance of about 40 foot
About 30 persons were injured MANY
OF them dangerously.
Advices from Hayti of the 24tb irst
report the end of the long civil etrifo
there. General Legitime left Port.on
Prince last Thursday on = Frenob C,'',-
boat, and on Friday General Him.
y we {, > army occupied the capital. The |
~ .. steamer Galena has been ordered
~ Ilay'i lor the protection of American
1HCoiests' ana has sailed from New |.
0rK Tor her destination. She viii |
take the place Of the Kearsarge or.
q Telegram from Johnstown saws the
water III the river there is GETTING
very low, and "a great deal of Desti7 |
re- dTnce- breeding matter is being exDosed
ne stencil along the river bank is he.
coming unbearable especially ALONG
the point and near the stone bridoa aro
uhe doors very nauseating. There are
quite likely many dead bodies in the
Sahd along the banks and also in the
notion OF the river" The bodv of a
chiId was taken out of the sand Daor
the stone bridge Yesterday Tbero =
much sickness in the valley and tbo
paStinlL pnS i.clans are kept busy. The pro-
Po''ion ol ueaths continues large.
There was thrilling excitement at
Ihe funeral of little Orie Wells in
: burlington, n. j., on Friday afternoon
lasU' Whlle the child's Sundav-scbooI
companions were singing about tba
open grave a thunder and haiI.etorro
nroke suddenly over the cemeter,
! ne drenching rain and pelting hail.
stones drove the assembla1e to sbaltor
many many Oh them soaked through. A horse
attached to one of the carriages bacsroo
frightened and dashed Off NJ
Sheeseman tainted, and a sister of
Mrs. George Wells lost her nockat-
Dook containing 5000. 1t was a ionc,
lime IN, before the excitement abated
Inc Pocketbook was afterward found
HIGH LICENSE AT AsBURv P.pr
James A. Bradley is the founder of
Asoury Park' and has heretofore been
as leading and uncom-
promising Prohlbitionist. In his com
nu nunIcatlon he bears unwilling testimo-
ny 10 tne failure at Asburv Park and
Sne evident necessity for restrictive
nlgn license. Mr. Bradley has baan .
frohlbltlonist from principle as we'll oS
business motives. He has not onIv in
lerdlcUed the sale of intoxicants w;tbin
Dhe UNITS of his summer resort bnt bo
tsIaollshed regulations regarding tbeir
use oy temporary sojOurners. Asburv
ARK mas for years been the raIIyinG,
pace Tor the PrOhi0tiopists or M,
Jersey With the law practically i, /
MS hands, therefore; with every f5ciii-
y Ior executing its processes and VIII
= predominant moral and relioions sar-
-imeht TO sustain him, founder RradIa,,
;ohIesSes that his efforts to prevent ~
moral !, EVIL from gaining a footbold in
-naG portion of New JERSEY have hean
nenectual. That not onIy il the Nc
law flagrantiv violateJ n
~ the drug stores, but that il is nroc. Il
lcally impossible to secure evidence h
ipon which to convict the violators |
1S a a consequence, Mr.. Bradley turns =
- H'gn license as offering at once a re- y
,eI ana remedy for the existing
.oate .oate OF affairs. The remedy he con.
IsSes fa IS compromise, but it is also
nG acceptance of the lesser of two :
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