The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.
The history of Bismarcks private
domestic life has been written.

The history of Bismarcks private
domestic life has been written.
The Republican State convention
of Texas refused to endorse the force
bill.
1t is said that the chances of Jno.
H. Young for the Wilmington collec-
torship are very good.
ingalls, aud Quay are quite init
mate and between them they manage
to Son coct lot of deviltry.
-HemphilI, of South Carolina, was
re-nominated for Congress although he
was opposed by an Alliance candidate
The great Irish leaders Dillon
and O'Brien have been arrested on
the charge Of conspiracy against the
crown.
The boiler in Mr.. Hugh Boyce's
cotton gin and saw mill at Sharon ex-
ploded last week, killing young Will.
Boyce.
-Boulanger, the French hero Of
day, has lost prestige by his shady
tricks. He is the laughing stock Of
the people.
Hon. Chas. M. Busbee, of Raj
eigh, has been chosen to be Grand
Sire by the Sovereign Grand Lodge
1. O. o. F.
Professor F. w. Newman, brother
of the late cardinal, il q hale old man
of S5, and has been a vegetarian since
he was 62.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler, of Ala
bama, has been re-nominated for Con
gress. He is a man of ability and a
tariff reformer.
Gen. Alger, it is said, will start a
new daily paper in New York to
boom him for the Presidency. Clark
son will be the editor.
Tom Dixon says we have So
ciety for the prevention of vice, and
and what we want now is one for the
suppression Of advice.
Mr. Geo. l.. Robinson, brother
of our Commissioner of Agriculture,
was killed last Thursday by getting
his arm caught IN cotton gig.
1t is said that w. P. Bachelor,
of Raleigh, has been offered $4,000
for his horse Pamlico. the winner in a
great race in New England the other
day.
Mr.. T. j. Jerome who left Char
lotte to go to Kansas City and prac,
tice law has been robbed by his part
ner of 81 900. Mr.. jerome will move
to Chicago.
Ingalls, is in Pennsylvania max
ing campaign speeches of such incen-
diary and denunciatory tone that they
are iniuring rather than helping the
Republicans.
The ubiquitous Josiah Turner
says the "despotism" of the two old
parties makes him tired. He hopes
the Alliance will forn a third party
and give Josiah an Office.
Senator Ingalls,, who has been
making the force bill an issue in his
speeches IN Pennsylvania, has been
convinced by the cold reception given
his argume nts that the "bill is dead
for the time being"
The Washington Star, referring
to Ex-Gov. Cameron's withdrawal
from the Republican party, remarks
that sit is hard thing for man to
be Republican in all the term i'm
plies in the State of Virginia.
Mr. Cheadle, Republican, said
i'll speech in the House: "the Repub-
lican party in the South C ,uld never
be made strong and effective until
there were white men enough in it to
make 1t strong and effective;" that
Ignorance could not dominate and
over-rule intelligence"
-Glern Duskin who fought duel
in the streets of Montgomery, Ala
bama, he other day which resulted
fatally to both principals was an Or
ange county man. His father, Geo.
NJ. Duskin married daughter of
Tyre Glenn. He was a class mate of
DR.. Joseph Graham and Capt. Fred.
Nash at the University of North Car
Olina.
Sam Jones, the evangelist, SAYS
"I'n so glad that l don't preach like
other preachers; and I'm so glad that
whenever any one else tries to preach
like do he makes an ass of himself"
Probably the other preachers are very
glad that they cannot preach like
Jones, for they would MT he proud to
make such asses of themselves rs Jones
appears to be. There is only one
Joues. we are thankful to be able to
say.-N Y. Star.
Sam Jones, in his sermon at
Round Lake the other day, said:
"Most preachers could learn from the
old darkey down South, who said: My
sermon will be divided into three
parts-de text, de subject matter, and
the arousements; and seeing it is so
warm, we'll leave off the first two parts
and take to the arousements. I've
never said vulgar thing in the pull
pit, never. When horse has sore
spots on him he thinks currycombis is
vulgar, but when he is sound he likes
it,"
Judge Calhoun, president of the
Mississippi Constitutional Convention,
believes in speaking out in meeting"
He owned that the aim of the Conven-
ton was to disfranchise The negro and
in his address said: "It was the law
of Divine ordination, that the white
race cannot tolerate divided sover-
eighty, any Legislature weuld have
the stamp of idiocy upon it that would
such a body as this with the
enormous attendant expense with an
object short of this Let the truth be
told fit bursts the bottom out of the