Smyrna times., 1889-07-10
News Items.

y eWS Items.
South Jerseys peach crop is reported
as about one third
The summer resorts Of New York
and New Jersey are filing up.
4 number of Hebrew rabbis are
making the European tour this season.
The politicians are getting in their
tayorite retreats for consulting and fix
ing states.
Probably fifty churches in different
parts Of the world, have been struck by
lightning this year.
Nearly a hundred people were poi
soned by eating picnic ice cream at
Adair, Ia, on July 4,h.
The two Dakotas. Montana. and
Washington opened constitutional con-
ventons on the Fourth of July.
In fight between the strikers and
police a5 Duluth, Mimi, Sunday, thir-
ty-fye persons were wounded and two
were killed.
In the past SIX months 1868 immi-
grants landed at Castle Garden.
which is q big falling OF from the same
period last year.
B c. Evans. a large merchant at
Fort Worth. Texas, was killed by John
W. Davis Saturday Evans had dis
charged Davis for drunkenness.
The arrest of W. G.. Hords. who Is
now in prison in Joliet, Ill. will. it Is
expected lead to the unearthing of 4
very expert gang Of counterfeiters.
The grape crop at Nauvoo. Ill. usu-
ally the largest in the Mississippi Val
ley, will probably be q total failure
this year on account of the black rot.
which has just set in.
President Harrison at Woodstock on
the 4th said: We stand to-day as a ma
ton exempt from all fears Of foreign
hurt. Il is not in the power of any
people upon earth much to harm US.
except our own people.
Kansas has had fourteen cyclones in
/ six years. That is at the rate of two
aud one third year. though there is
no such thing as the fractional part of
a cyclone. The fractional business is
furnished oy the property it tackles.
Krousburg, a little village of fifty peo-
/ pie, two miles east of WatertOwu.
| South Dakota, was visited by a wind
storm on Sunday, aud every house
was more or less damaged. There is a
uniform report that two children were
killed.
The bones representing the remains
OF what, It Is supposed, were II or Is
person who persisted in the wreck OF
I Norfolk aud Western Railroad, near
Thaxton's Station, in Virginia last
week, have been buried in two collins
IN the City Cemetery at Roanoke.
There will be quiet gathering in
Paris on the 10th Of July. Ii will De a
worlds congress of deaf mutes attended
by representatives from nearly every
civilized nation on earth. The Uuited
States will be represented by delega.
ton OF 70 deaf mutes who sailed Oh
Saturday from New York.
The prize.6ght between Sullivan and
kilrain, "fOr the worlds Champion
ship" was fought Monday at Richburg
Mississippi. il was won by Sullivan iu
seventy-hve rounds, Kilrain's second
throwing up the sponge when the sew
enty sixth round was called. Abou
ave thousand persons witnessed th,
contest.
The question OF the annexation [,
Chicago Of the closely adjoined suburb
Of Hyde Park, Lake View, Cicero anG
Jefferson was voted on Saturday. al
the suburbs named were carried By thl
qnqexatiOpists. The various town
will give to Chicago an additional pop
ulation Of nearly 1900, bringing th
total up to psopabiy 100000.
Thirty-seven American citizens O
various decent celebrated the glorious
Fourth IN Philadelphia by getting
drunk aud abusing their wives. A
least that many wives made complain
; at the Central Station. The numbe
J Of uncomplaining wives cannot be re
: ported. These fellows may think the
4 understand the Declaration ofIndepen
. dence, but they don't. A mans RICH
{ @ beat his wife is one Of institutions 9
the old country that was never recog
nized in America