Smyrna times., 1892-10-26

N0NN " al ltuur OaVlS, OF Wilmington
The Delaware College football team
met defeat on the Pie fields. last Satnr
day afternoon, at the hands of th,
Y NJ. c. A. of PhiladeIpbia bv tb,
score of 6 to 4.
ne sentinel is informed that Chair
man Handy, of the Democratic STATE
Central Committee issued his mandat.
to the Registrars to register anVtbin0
and everything"
Inc expense of the new ballot law
over the old will be about SS8 for each
district, or SlO,472 for the state. The
cost OF the new registration and ballot
laws Is therefore 35,0O2!
Mrs. Maggie Harkins whose bus.
0and was "hlrled to death in a revoIv-
ing smart at the Pullman Palace Car.
company ; works, Wilmington, has
Samuel Alrich well known mo-.
chant at Glasgow Del, and Mrs Emnn..
McWhorter, of ST. Georges were ma
rled III the Presbyterian Church of the
latter place on Tuesday of last weeL
On tuesday evening last Milford
Council. No. 3, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ. went
70 Harrington and instituted a na,,
lodge. 1t is to be known as
harrington Council, 40. 4, Jr. O. II |
Al
BOUGHT IN A RAILRoAD-Tbe Har.
Ian X HOilngswurth Corppn,.v bas
purchased Tho Rochester, HornellsvilI4
anu Lackawanna Railroad. The sale
was made by foreclosure of mort
gage and the price paid was $27 500
rrancis Lingo. the Delaware negro
VINO became notorious through the
Laconey trial, and was afterwar6
arrested and tried on the charge Of
numbering Mrs. Aanie Miller, will be
,1.su oh me 1 same eharg beginning
on October 81, at Camden. n
a meeting of delegates from the
Societies Of Christian Endeav-r i,
Kent aud Sussex counties vas baIJ -
the Preshy terian church. Milford vas.
terday' for the purpose Of efTecting the !
organization of a district union Re-
tween thirty and forty delegates were =
IN attendance. 4
Joint meeting of the Democrats =
ahi Republican Executive committees q
o' sussex and all the judges and in =
spectors OF election was held in tho
court House at Georgetown last Tues.
uay IOr consultation and an explana-
uon OF the e'ection officers duties L
under the new ballot law. :
a republican meeting was held in :
Iluuieio~n ~ saturday night. Senator :,
higgins Rev. Jonathan 5. Willis and .
ausn =: browne were the speakers u
ABOUT IoO people attended the meet. .,
~ ron W wilmington headed by Hyatt's :,
nauu ana were conveyed to Middle h
town on a special train. Senator -
Higgins spoke on the progress If tba a a
party, while Mr.. Willis spoke on the "
tariff. 9P0N0 On 'ne 81
The course of lectures which sunar. u
intendent Griffin had arranged for the -.
LeAchers Institute has been slightly ..
changed as DR.. John De Witt Miller ',1
tue third evening lecturer has can m
eeiied ms engagement, and Eli Perkins ~
'ue celebrated humOrist, has been -,
substituted. The Institute will he 10
IN he Opera House November 1st !n Ia
2nd. and Sd. i''' IN
Betting on the election has already ~au ~
oegun A few days ago two we'll ~ "
Hho"n business men of Milford bet
.eF men hOrses on the result in New York r
state Alter the election one wilI On
either have TO buy another horse or -. g.
attend TO his business on foot 81 ~
another bet made week or TWO no, SoC
was pair OF hogs against heifer calf 70.
on the general election. "a, "a,
The MURDERER STILL FREE.-a. SnI a,i'
4-ss' ~, o., iHTo Ws No Light On Katie Du- tot.
S-a g-a .. .dyer.-katle Dugan's murderer
Ia ai.l not yet been brought to justice.
ai'hOugh live days have elaDsed since
the discovery of the crime. No neu, COI
light was thrown on the mystery bv p
me testimony atthe inquest in vii in
nilington Monday night. The iurv HA
viii meet again. NJ
. MbRDEROUsLY ASSAULTED vii HUI
i Collins OF Odessa who has atten Ii
-su me hing street market Whining ye
on Tor years was brutally assaulted -
.hlie driving To his home from thar
NY on Wednesday. When within a
hort distance of Odessa an unknown
nan jumped into the wagon and after
eating him into Inconsistencies Whe
oobed him. The horse continued Whe
oward home when the deed was dis wbe
overed. There is no clue TO the v7,,o
ssailant. WIG
FOREST FIRES IN KENT-The for
y hres which have been raging in
be lower part Of the State for several
ays have reached a point about a
llle north Of Harrington and are To
Dreading along the Delaware & Vir. that l
mia and Maryland railroad Ezekiel "TpaS ang n
Ieming, who resides near Harrington, remet
40 about 40 acres swept by fire Satur- Tsp GT1prS W
ay and lost between 200 and 300 cords n. Y.
wood. Many Of the wells in that
'elnity are drying up.
u,., Ac
wilmington was proud Of herself liver
hday, for the celebration of Colum- nerUe
us Day was the greatest success in flll:
very way in the history of the city. Ssorpl' sp
ue city was in holiday array : people est q,
Om every part of the state were here AZ wi
20 enjoyed themselves and the parade
= the largest that was ever held
1ie. The parade was, of course, the
,eatest event Of the day; and between oryo
~ and 600 men were in line, exclu- 'r
ss - oi the men that rode upon wagons It nwh
n i, nOats, or upon the fire apparatuses
OHkIsTIAE UNITY.-The Episcopal
suFehton now In session ia Balti- Ind
~ lsspending considerable time on
Z question indicated in the above All de-
p.on. The method Of the unity trader
~ advocate Is for all other denom- -
aaOns to break up, accept their a
'ssfies ss concerning a historical sue. "
sion, and become absorbed into u E0
~ ,a,,. ecciesiastical organization. When =
,e'lgent ! and selfrespecting people beA1,,I ~
\ consent to stultify their reason IT
,io- ulnii'ate their manhood; such a 49,,
4 eaAS AShhace.-ConJefence her- Baby's
u - Com raj
ueAVY DAMAnrs IT.. -. ...o | God blt
Mrs No. y, =. =. nc uainake : oaso Land
Al p SA@Bkle harktns vs.. the Pull Co. Pre-
!. aiace Car CGmnanv xvaa dac;dad | Guard
Tue Unitad ctsF y, s ~ r~N | In Old
opdav ~ S.aeeS SiISuls court Mary q
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