Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

a.
t tOmes just in time to divert nnhiio ~
oenblon from the recollectidr az
sHsenaIoral contest. The fate of I'M; ;ne
l5 Liilslald seems to be most nao,,,;os
= o'ils against pool-selling. one in NJ NT;-,U "
sota having suffered in nrecisoi,, az !
=, same way at the recentiv aG;oyun9 ons
1Ssslon Tk ot the legislature of thai Stat" neu
t1ere is a suspicion that these 9'ove ""i'S
Sunday Star. ''-A' least
pkoVE IN SLEEP TO HIS DpAru
/ Nor TTm ncAeoWn, a young man from
/ anoA' Wnlle asleep under the ~
tioo nce OF drink, drove into the Chris
sndlo aI"nS WIN a horse and buggy at Or-
$50 $50 street wharf early Satnrdov
n~ng mornlng' McKeOwn was asleep any
Poi;Ne ;mare OF where he was goinrr
ollceman Kelleher noticed him Irigg'
tniSj 1H Cne direction of the wharf and
49, ieu III vain to overtake him bafora
the bI we're; were drowned. The buggy and
WeTe'S ME- T1oIse'S body were recovered but
Monday. iounu until
oIoCo ooLkEGE EXERCIsEs.-Th senior
class OF Delaware College bas ;aaoI omioI
| Invitations for their commenoo.,.'.'. aSslou
exercises to be held Wednesdsv non' v,ool
Ins at III O'Clock, June 10Th. CIoss Jin 81
eAeIe!ses at 2 P. NJ, June I'm ny
graduates are: Frederic D. Pn, Ine
O0artiett, Edward Webb Cooeb ChaoIaa %i~nu
Iran iran cooper, Horace Greelev East
Ill HI OarI Harrington, Frank Harmon
Hynson, Andrew Keer GIenn a. NT;I 1I9n
Iueil Lltslnger, Edward FRANKLIN MI MI
zen, William Umstead RevboId c. Vi
iUt1 W stevens, Herman Miers Svnbord
"aldy Cleland Wilson. - p"0ru'
NOT READY TO GO.-Tbe resoIu,;o
ADOPTED by the Young Mems Ronm6ii 6TS
can Club on Tuesday nigbt puoil- "
tended to further the attemDt 70 -.
Johh Edward Addicks. not onI,, Ivy o,',
the party, but out of the State IT, Out
iaT' however, it seems little baad1,a.e
nas oeen made as the said Addicks JS
oiares he Is not ready to go.and &c bo;.
possessed OF considerable tanacit1, -
purpose the task entered nDon 49,,
prove aOortive. At anv rate NJ AiJ r
llcSs declares he will again essist - !
'reahizlng the party in Kent and Sus
'eX counties for the cominr camro;o, ?
lni MIS- friends promise TO snnnort IT,
vindication. ''' IeceiVed
WHEAT STILL ADVANCING. - The L
vi rice OF wheat is on the advsnca
us Is gratifying to all, but especiaIIv
u tue 1almers. Prices rose Tburs
ay over cents bushel. The rice II
DIS 'he outcome of general awaken
x o. speculative energies. Cotton
u ana stocks have had their tnrn
Nv "nGat Is now coming in for its w
iare' Professional traders who scaIn
IL market and know the ins and ontS
.GSVy thoroughly, bowed before tba Sc
al a'tacK' The speculative DnbIic
"y DC said to have owned the wbnat
arhe'S or the country. Brokers baJ
many orders as they could attend
and private wires in all directions u(
lsy carrying orders. o0''0n' ~
GIVING OUT THE PLACES Goro.,,o. La
"tS0h announces appointments n Yco,.
A0V0ace. Acting Governor WatSo,,
5 announced his intention of on
lutlhg eX-State Senator Charles
irrlngtOn, of Pennington. to tba
ice OF Register Wills of Kent Can't,
succeed +. t. Cooper, whose ter5, 10
pres on April 8, 1896. He has oisn
Tea That be will appoint ex Secra
J. OF State William f. Cansev of
iiOrd' to the Office of Repister 0f
lis Tor Sussex County. to sncceed
Sister Charles G. Stocklev. wboss
ID expires on July 81. 1895 IT, Ma
ing Governor makes this early an
iheement of his intentions. in order
ave others who might be apnlicarIs
thes two Offices from eotertaini.o
e hopes and making fruitIess a2
writer in the Wilmington Sun6o,, Hal
; IN discussing the wish of certain r
iocrats to have the Senatorial L
'Ilon lin referred to our court says: thou
N for forgiyeness sc of wen zen appeal to Pres
as Republican appeal to a Della. two
. Court for justice in a political ho,,
e. A chaste and innocent maiden nam
u as well seek protection from Vate
cle Willie" Breckenridge as a Re- mart
.s of the Delaware CourtD ruer TG Sne and
would be safer with the wolf N
CORONER DnPont's seat would he
Oeiaware Courts. Colonel Du- p
ueheVes that he is cOnstitutonalIv
&c and he is going to trv to 81
/ us seat, not in Delaware, but at
= IiinS'Ou ana before the only fri T1Y ~
! that has a right to pass upno the IN L
lions involved L.
OVER A CHILD. - The nau
r-old daughter of Nathan StantoO nv"
ford, was abducted Thursday. Thur d,rn'bu bV ing t
mother. Lydia Stanton. and tbe ere
8 brother, Philip Scull. of Milton
on and his daughter resided with an
es Harrington, of this town. Stan.
laVIng separated from his wife Iee Le
stanton aud Scull drove uD to his
and took the child away. Har. .
IN saw them and attempted to fG
er his daughter, but Scull At. Boz
him fiercely and knocked him rSs
Then be jumped into the car
with Mrs. Stanton and the girl Th'
rove of. Stanton has engaged oni
George P. Fisher as counsel p
ent a constable to recover his T6(
ter. He claims that be was Fro
married to Mrs. Stanton.-MI- "A
'elUs. N''- MAJ