The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-06-27
LATEST NEWS NOrES
Happenings lin North Carolina and
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pointed postmaster at Raleigh.
State Treasurer Bamberg, af 5. G.,
dropped dead III Columbia s.n the Dist
inst
Miss Pearl Yates, daughter of Rev.
DR. Yates, died iii Durham last Sat
urday.
W Russell Bowie, ex Alderman Of
Richmond. has been inflicted for for
gerry.
The venerable ex-senator Simon
Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, IS at the
point of death.
M. L. Kesler, OF Statesville, has Just
been ordained to the ministry in the
Baptist Church.
Professor B. w Ray has been elect
ed by The directors principal of the
Leaksville High School.
David A. Bowman, of North Caro-
lima, has been appointed a timber agent
in the general land office.
The farmers around Waxahaw, y.
| c., are Xcited over the discovery of
a number Of bears in that neighbor
| hood.
1t is thought at least 200 applica
lions will be sent in from Davie coun-
| ty to Collector caves for positions in
the revenue service.
Tom Voolfolk, who murdered nine
members Of his family two years ago
in Georgia, has at last been convicted
and will be hanged.
The libel suit of \. G. Lewis, U. S.
Commissioner, against the Danville
Register for $4,000, was decided in
favor Of the Register.
The High Point Enterprise has it
from good authority that there viii e
no change in the postoffice there for
several months at least.
July 10th will be Governors Day
at the encampment Of the State Guard
at Wrightsville. The Governor will
| then review the brigade.
Mr.. Dennis Simmons, who has Just
| given s11 900 to the Baptist State Or
| phanage at Townsville, resides at
| w li1IduiSlOIt, NlOl I'LL Guilty.
The next session Of the University
of n G.. will open on the first Thurs
day in September, the trustees having
ordered the change at q recent meet
! ing.
The Governor has offered 5000 re-
ward for Amos A. Stone, who on the
18th instant in Yancey county, shot
/ and instantly killed Henry L. Led
| ford.
/ The Leaksvile Cotton Mills will
suspend operation on July 9th for a
short time to make improvements and
additions to the buildings and machi-
merry.
The bond of j B caves as collector
Of the Western internal revenue dis
trict mas been made up and was car
ried to Washington by Capt Charles
Price y.
Rev. Cllas. E. Carestrou, of VIII
mington, leaves this country scon for
| FinlnnI ---l T. l~na where he Z, es
! as Il missionary from the NJ. II. cnui vli
South.
Burke, the young Irishman arrested
in Canada for completely in the Chi
cago Cronin murder is believed to be
the man wanted, and will be duly eX-
tradited'
Gov. Fowle made requisition up
on the Gov. Of Virginia for John
Haslip, of Rockingham county, who
was convicted of larceny, but escaped
from custody.
The Raleigh School Committee re-
elected Professor +. ?. Moses superin-
tendent of the Raleigh public schools
The session will hold eight months
from September 3D.
1t is proposed to make a complete
list Of all students who have attended
Rutherford College in the thirty six
years Of its existence, wita the PIE ent
employment living,
Forty four thousand 'ioi.ais of the
new issue of Raleigh > per cent. i'm
provement bonds were sold last week.
They were taken by G. Oher Of Bal
timore, at 1853.
The greatest prize fight in the histo-
ry of the country will be fought in
atout ten days by Sullivan, Of Boston,
and Ki!rain, of Baltimore. The battle
ground will be in Louisiana.
N. c. postnasters appointed: Chas.
E. Correll, China Grove; Robert l..
Snead, Grogansville; George A. Brans
com, Melville Hill; Robert B. Lee
Norwood; John r. Anderson. Nottla;
John B. Hooker, Hamilton
The Executive Committee of the
North Carolina State Agricultural So
ciety met at Raleigh anu fixed October
14th-1Sth as the Gate of the next fair.
Mr.. John I. Patrick will aid Secreta
ry p. NJ. Wilson in some of the work
During May pasta, 24S immigrants
came to this country against 9S,439
in May, 1888. Ireland furnished
1888, Germany 1 800, Swed,n and
Norway 1898, England and Walea
S,437, Italy 1926, Scotland 2.402 and
the Netherlands l ,572.
There was quite a sensational fight
at Goldsboro last week in which two
well known men figured. These wero
Charles G. Daniels, editor of the Will
son Aduance, and w. S. Robinson, of
Goldsboro, exhibited States District
Attorney. The difficulty arose out eff
a publication in the Aduance in regard
to the removal of Daniel Galloway