Smyrna times., 1891-09-09
News Items.

FRANK Melbourne, the Wvomin,, ro;,
maker, had just started To male sa',.'
more rain on Wednesday evanjn 'il,
"hen the committee called nm bi,,, ,.I5
begged him to desist. a. Soma ' te a -
dJa1'hnen wanted to make hav. Fl,
i G'o 80 ouV agreed to furnish half an
. .hch Oh precipitation on Sunday A,
Nc suggestion Of leading land owner.
JJhG1ioourne Will submit IA proDosition -
u Hf eighteen inches of rain in AL
May aud June next year. ." P''i
a decree has been issued at Rorli.
removing the prohibition nlaced ~,, -,.'
me Importation of American cod. PG -;
HoIi many The agreement also places
,,.n .l1' 'O"'i 'aFm products on the same
terms as those Of Russia. .
he Interstate commerce. coro,o;.
9ion haS decided that the Texas law
browning that the races shall traraI
III separate coaches does not anniv 70
States. ''"'n OIher
director of Public Safety Ropev hoe
seHt MS resignation to Mavor Stnar.
OF Philadelphia, in conseononca ~
charges against him as suDerintandou VI
OF the almshouse. 'enueht
y The tobacco crop of Lancaster conn,,,
i La'' now nearly harvested il ,bg
ia' sTSC ever grown, the acreage reach
5nod l"''VO acres, and the Weld fnJI,,
oo'ooO cases The damage bv hail amS
rust Is about five per cent. oftba ,Yhnio
up, the quality of the remaindar
being very fine. 'H"'nuer
1.-The, Inc first severe frost of the season
n 0iaI e" Mason City, Iowa, WEDNESDAY
~ E'gnI' 1t Injured corn materialiv
,o'u me present outlook. it is saii
IIIne-tenths OF the corn of Nortbarn
Iowa will be soft. " 'or'nern
The amount secured nv n. roh.
VINO plundered a Sontbor1 ' 0O!a
,iab, h h. 9a'nueIs' Texas, Tuesday
10000. ' ~ uo more than
Inc prices of cereals in GERMANY
ave more than doubled ser;o,,yy
o"slIeratlOn in country v,ba,.a
Ieau ana vegetables constitute ojraost
nc sole food of the masses ,pbn vs.
II TOO poor 10 be able 10 indrIo,, arc
r1'U eAcept Gu great occasions. Their
oseuC misery is intense starvation
".e9 Vnem IA the face, and unless tho
finally reconsiders it, ro
, anu ny reducing the dutv an 9
'cah corn enables the bakers ~
Wei 'ne price OF flour and hraad the
mug winter may witness serions Ii
y. rpalces on the part OF the bmnar,,
ID desperate masses. "s'y
The golden tide has turnod e..
rope TO the United States. Tba
nuns -, OF dollars that were sent ovor
europe few months ago are com
o"cE Tor our wheat, our corn ora
: PORK England, Germany. France n
'?o'@ ana other nations want on N
i.n' ana we have plenty of II 70 -
're' 1t Is grain for gold. a fair ov
ange and no robbery.
-IIlnols dedicated Thursday tbnoo
InNnehts on the battlefield at Cot
ourg which is rapidly becou1;no
oI memorial tablets The ba6
a OF preserving the field and ~ pS n
10y 10y, marking It so that the visi- u
= I'' 'uehtlty the positions oceu.
~ me troops has been hapniIv
',eu OUT and as each State helms in
work Tue cost is widely distributed
'eIe tne sacrifices made on that
at battlefield 2S years ago. ''A'
ne effect of cool weather nm ,Lo
on crop in Alabama is bepinnino -
'o|'Geu now, and the prosnecf 10
e gloomy now than ut anY othaS
during the year. 'l''
nue. Mrs. Hattie L. Elkins v,os
ng IN her private room in her bomo
naverhill, Mass, Saturday after.
U, TWO men, pistols in hand. de.
leu neF money, She offered them
ouV This sum did not satisfy them
tore open the front of her dress
re she has always been in he
: 81 coneealing money. and grab.
oag containing $500 in cash ond
IN checks. The robbers then Dis