Smyrna times., 1892-08-03
News Items.


Iho pension payments so far this month
amount to 81, 10000
Georgia peaches have been sold in New
ork TINS season in good condition and for
profitable prices.
The Bertillon system ofcrmnal measure
Iheht3 Is to be introduced into the Mary
land Penltentiary.
EX-United States Senator Aptbonv
Kennedy Of Maryland died SUNDAY in
Annapolis, aged - years.
= Large quantities of corn are going from
hansas and Nebraska into Mexico. where
1t commands good prices.
Ex-Judge T. c. Harramore. Of Accornoo
county, Va, committed suicide bv drown
ing himself in Folly Creek.
Over 1900 bills introduced in Conoross
during the present session less than 500 Of
which reached the President.
The latest labor troubles are reported
!Ionl the Northwest. The farmers are hay-
ing trouble to tnd 10000 harvest hands.
-, There were $40 deaths in the citv Of
Washington during July, the largest num-
uer lOr any one month in the history of the
city. u 'he
Inc Eastern and Western coal agents
met at New Ork and decided to make mo
advance IN prices The production for
August was fixed at 1900, 900 tons
The Secretary of the Treasury has in
s!ructeu customs officers to DENY admis
SION to rags exported from France during
the prevalence of cholera epidemic
>, President Widener, of the Pbiladelnbis
traction Company, who has Just returned
from chicago, says the fair will be greater
'hah the farls and the Centennial combined
1t will be in order now for Private T,oo.
to get into Dime Museum or ON the IactIro
platform There are always plenty of peo-
PIE ready to spend money to look alta freak
The President has signed the act probib-
lIlhg all employees of the Government from
working over eight hours per dav. and ev-
Lending the rule to those working under
Government contracts
Mr.. Harrity has announced the names Of
the national executive and carnpaiOn com
mlttees which he has lust compIeted NJ
harrlty says he is much encouraged bv the
way leading democrats of the cOuntry are
coming to his support
The House democratic caucus voted
tOuday to postpone the consideration of
II1e Worlds Fair appropriation until newt
december. Some of the Worlds Fair adj
soeates say they will bolt the caucus and
Rght the resolution to the end.
The Anarchist can be safely mt do,,r %
against the government all the time. no
hatIer now mild and just and moderate
that government is. They appear to he on
PoSeu 10 all manner of work and wouid
father live on the labor Of others than hv
that OF their own heads or hands.
d., The Carnegie officials look for n breal, in
the ranks of the locked-Out men in a fay
Gays. Superintendent Potter savs oIl tbe
deputies are armed, and that enough Gums
are now in the mill to arm every man in
Ine .:9, employ OF the firm. Every precaution
VIII De taken to protect the emploves and
II necessary, force will meet force.
Cholera has broken out in the Russian
towns OF kharkOt' and 0rendurg, and cases
occurred along the NOlga River The Minis
Ter mas authorized the authorities to close
public houses in the event of further riOtons
demonstrations. The London Lancet saws
in Russia ''i' 0"o'e'"
one OF the remarkable incidents of the
recent hOtspell was the meeting of a number
NUMBER OF business mon in New York on
friday, to organize 100000 fur trust
How men could give thought to warm win
Ter iuFs with the thermometer lowering
around lOO degrees and all humanity fairly
slzzing' Is one Of the mysteries of life
HIGH DEATH RATE In NEW YoRK.-
The number of deaths in New York last
week was l434. There were ia deaths of
children under 3 years, against 647 the
previous week. The deaths reported for
the "a hours ending at noon Saturday were
$50, an increase of 63 over the previous day.
Up to midnight 70 deaths from heat had !
been reported.
a telegram from Ottawa says that 'it is
definitely stated that Canada will not talo |
any part in the canal tolls dispute until The |
United States Government is heard from |
4! - resident harrison issues a prOclama- |
ton bringing the retaliatory bill into pfFac, |
the Dominion Cabinet will meet md |
send a protest to great Britain against
the violation by the United States Govern
ment of the Washington treaty. In ON,
event, Canada will not adopt a policy Of
reprisals. P0''N' VI
FELL 5000 FEET.-Five tbousand No..
Ons saw Prof Hobe, an aeronsnt PSenT Ssn
an an altitude of 5000 feet in the Ivers Parl
ot fanls Sunday lie had been maxine |
ascensions for several weeks. descend,nah TX /
a parachute. The balloon started nm sS,4
Yhen 3,lAQ feet high, Hobe was seen 10 nnil |
She VaiVe ana seize the parachute he |
leaped out into space and then to the horror
OF all II was seen that the parachute failej
to work. 1t is said the body went 10 feet
into the ground 'Sp'
Taough the Homestead strike and look-
out Is attended with great loss of monav
y. oh uoth sldes and even of lifo IL is having
Is bright side. II is said that large num-
Der OF bright educated young men grsSn-
stes rom high schools and colleges. attrotad
ny the large wages offered have annlied
lor and have been given work. They nra-
Issrred respectable labor at good wages 10
ne poorly paid professions of the dav
lhese young men are American students
ma Will take the place of the foreigners
VINO are generally the leaders in the labor
Thepersons who assaulted the Pinkerton
men at Homestead, Pa, after their surren-
Ter, VIII be prosecuted. 1t is said the
Amalgamated Association is aiding in the
objection of evidence. General Superin-
ehdent Potter, of the Carnegie Steel
company, says that twenty-five of the old
iorkmen returned to work in the Home
.ead mills yesterday. Ex-Private Iams.
ne man who was hanged up by the thumbs
1r cheering for the man who shot Mr.,
rick, secured warrants against Colonel
Iawkins, Lieutenant- Colonel Streator and
-ssistant Surgeon grim at Pittshurg, on
Q charge of aggravated assault, @