Smyrna times., 1893-05-10

Worlds Fair.
f0ultrymen are of the opinion that
chickens will bring fine price durin%
the Worlds Fair. Z
DIR. Ezekiel Dawson, of Delaware
Chief of Division in the First Auditor;S
office, has resigned.
Chief Justice Lore opened the Nav
Court at Wilmington yesterday. The
urand Jury will act upon AZ indict-
ments.
ID. A. Nowland will be a trustee of
the Delaware State Hospital, at Farm.
hurst, vice Nathaniel Williams. de.
ceased.
"A man would be heap better off
Ell ne was as perticuler bout the whisky
ne drinks as he is bout de water" re-
marks an obseverant old darkey.
grand celebration at Wyoming
Dei', on the 4th of July. The order of |
CARNATIONS, fireworks, fire balloons.
Samuel Morrison, aged sixty wears
cropped dead in Kingwood Methodist
Churcn, Wilmington, Sunday while
giving his religious experience in meet
ing.
coroner Clark of Kent assumed the
duties of the Sheriff and acted in that
capacity until Governor REYNOLDS an.
pointed successor to the late Sheriff
Dunn 'ioAiu
Inc DetaWdredn on Saturday said
that IN November, 1894. "botb narties
VIII nominate men known to be in
favor of a complete revision of our cd.
iOus tax laws"
The Presbytery of New Castle has
elected the Rev. ). s. Howk. the Rev
; M. OsmOnd, Lewis P. Bush and |
Jonn &. Higgins as its commissioners {
TO the assembly. They are not sym-
pathizers of DR.. Briggs.
During the storm which ragged along
the coast last week, a New JersaSS {
schooner, loaded with phosphate mai q
erlai was blown high aud drv ON the
snOre near Cedar Beach. She is above {
nigh water mark.
Many dalrymen have stopped selling '
their milk to the Milford creamery /
The testing has not been satisfactory I
to them, and their claim is that tbey r
do not receive proper or remunerative Il
prices for the product of their COWS Il
Ex- United States Marshal Henry c. 5
MahaHy announces to his friends that q
ne has retired to the shades of private II
lie and Will hereafter conduct a board Il
ing ana livery stable. He says he is
IN politics no longer.
Miss Ida Carpenter, who was iniurad Il
on April 18th while crossing the Raj. 1
timOre and Ohio railroad near Will p
mlngton, died on Wednesday. Her IL
companion, Edward Lytle, was killed p
at the time. Il
Egbert G. Handy, who was formerly " "
editor OF the Newark Ledger, and for .,
several years in the real estate bnsiness "
IN st. Paul, Mimi, has made an ASSIGN. ~
ment. His liabilities exceed his assets -
by about $4,000. % %
PTot J. a. Amsbaugh and Miss Mary =,
ID. Ciendaniel, of Milford, were mar =,
TIed by Rev. J. S. Willis, at the ST. y,
Elmo Hotel, Philadelphia, at 2 p. NJ. V
on wednesday last. They will make
their home in Milford. NJ
d,
DEATH FROM RUSTY NA1L.-Mrs A
simmons, wife of William G.. Simmons of
Sunday from the effects of lock .;au tn
She stepped on an old rusty nail. about de
week ago, which rapidly developed an
Into lock jaw. - ia
1t was simply wonderful to see the an
horse, Aottie Collins, dance "Ta.ra-ra. w
noon -de-ay," bOnnetIed and dressed Tt
like the terpsichorean star The show lei
was devoid of that rough, troublesome joi
element OF which most shows are-lar. w
gely composed. Those who attended ais
were much pleased with the perform Gel
ance. '' 1' ini
"PENNsYs" FORCE REDUCED. The
pennsylvania railroad has ordered
the wedding out of such help as can he Pr
dispense with, the order applying to TIC
the Fhiladelphla, Wilmington and Bal of
tihOTe raliroad and all branches A As
number OF men were DISCHARGED from oir
the shops in Wilmington and more are ORE
to follow. "'0 g. g.,
- The funeral of Sheriff Robert G. All
Dunn was held from his late home SIN
Friday afternoon, and was largely S
attended. The funeral was conducted low
BY the Rev W. L. S. Murray d. d. as S.
sisted by the Rev. g. W. Dame and r liel
Ii. HynsOn, of Smyrna Interment las
vas made in the Odd fellows cemetery to
Camden. Mo
The Morning Ne,cs says the saloon. ser
keepers OF Wilmington are fairly o'c
scrambling over each other in their Alt
rush to pay the extra license fee which M
gives them the right to sell liquor in sch
any quantity to be drunk off of the ser
premises; Two hundred fractional Re,
licenses haYe thus been granted in Alt
Wilmington 7
Economy ran rampant al Dover dur Ma
ing the last session of the General As Wa
gemblY. The special constables who Jon
brought in bill for three days labor Phi
when they only did one, were FORUM Eas
ate in getting their bill through both to ]
houses early in the session while the be
0Ills of the editors were cut down from
70 TO 90 per cent. 81. -
At the si1ty-eighth annual com on
mencement of the Jefferson Medical M.
college, in Philadelphia Wednesday, Soo' SOl'
the Following Oelawareans received Dee
their diplomas: Wilbur D. Burton. tIon
Joseph CarrOw, BENJAMIN B. Ferguson sne
Clarence Il. Grier, William G. KIein. ne
stuber, Edward G. Pearson. William VIM
H. Miller, Phi. G. thr'
The National Guard will soon com. moo
mence to disband, on account of the thei
Legislature failing to make any approp. ana
ration for their support. If the special ueu l
constables had not been appointed and moo moo
he $4,000 appropriated for them been c,Ilz ci
given to the militia, it would have put car car
he National Guard on an excellent yer
ooting for several years to come. tSnt ram
- such
NEW MINISTER TO RERsIA.-Presi- man
lent Cleyeland on Saturday named nre
Alexander Mcdonald of Lynchburg, bilit
fa., 70 be envoy extraordinary and be n
minister plenipOtentia-y to Persia. forte
~. mcdonald Is editor OF the Lynch mori
'urg nLrglnlan; Mr.. Mcdonald sue com
seus { Nats9n -, y. Sperry, the sditor OF tenn
ne 2. slielHsIlg IN R Nelps, WHO was appointed feel
lasE summer. cond
most
II is now acknowledged by the River
1en that the shad- fishing season of n
893 will he a dismal failnpa Thfa is o.