The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-22
THIS Is NEWS.
The Sentinel Gathered it from all Quarter.
and Presents ii Crash

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election does not equal anticipation.
Five men, convicted Of illegal voting
In New York, were sentenced to
| terms of mprisonment.
The iron furnaces at Reading, Pa,
which have been shut down for months
have resumed work.
Business failures throughout the
/ country during the past week mum
Der 237, against 226 for the previous
week
Violent and destructive gales are
reported from the west coast of Great
| Britain number of vessels were
wrecked.
Total receipts of cotton at all the
ports since September 1st, 2,0S7 ,796
bales.
Arthur G. Elliott, of New York,
| has secured an attachment against the
Bank of Durham, in suit for So,
984.
For the first time in tweuty-one
years q Democrat has been elected to
a State office in Iowa-a railroad
Commissioner being elected by 5000
majority out of total vote of 400,-
| 900.
Il five election districts in Smith
county, Miss, Harrison did not re
ceive a vote.
1t is not certain that Cleveland has
majority of the popular vote, but
it looks that way.
The Methodists of Baltimore have
just dedicated their fine new female
college. President Gilman, Of Johns
Hopkins University, delivered the
address.
According to vote Baltimore has
507, 700 population, more than Boston
and ST. Louis.
Ex-President Davis was unable to
attend the Richmond Exposition, on
account Of his feeble health.
Prize fighting pays in England,
Tom King, the br!aiser, has just died
and left quarter of million.
One Of the wagers of the late cam
paign was settled few days ago in
some city by the supporter of Cleve-
land receiving five hard kicks. He
will doubtless continue to stand up
for his party mere than ever.
President elect HArrison's father
in law is hold-over Republican clerk
in one of the Departments at Wash
ington.
There are 154,S05 female school
teachers in the United States.
It's said one of the richest gold |
mines in the world is under the city
Of Philadelphia.
Two Memphis editors have had a
fight over the circulation of their pa
Ders, and now duel is the talk.
Hon. Perry Belmont has been ten
dered and has accepted the appoint |
ment of minister to spain, TO succeed |
Hon. j. L. NJ, Curry, resigned.
The Charleston cotton fire, on
shipboard, resulted in the injury of
LOO bales; the ship was not dam
aged the total damages are estimated
at $4,000.
A lone highwayman in California
went through four passengers in a
sage coach and cleaned them of five
hundred dollars one day last week.
An Omaha merchant was shot dead
by his former wife last Saturday
morning.
Tennessee court last Saturday rend-
cred decision in favor OF the Rich
mond Terminal Company as against
the minority stockholders of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail
road
Presidents Madison and Polk were
each defeated in their own States as
candidates. These are
the only instances of the kind in our
history.
It is said that after March 4th, the
President aud Mrs. Cleveland will ?
ravel in Europe for some time.
Gov. Hills plurality in New York
Is it now appears is f17,740 ann Har-
'ison's 1871, which gives Hill 3d.
20 more votes than were polled for
At the Richmond Exposition
logshead of premium Burley tobacco
old for overf$4, 800.
The National Republican is to be
evived as the official organ of Harri
on's administration.
The post Office receip.s..fall short of
leeting expenses by S5,430.SS. 1t
osts sos, 126, 0O467 The extension
f the free delivery service is the main
ause, Assistant Postmaster Harris
lys.