The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-11-20
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Thirty persons were killed and
forty injured by the derailing of
train in Turkey Saturday.
"A collision occurred on the Penn
sylvania railroad Friday. Two per-
SONS killed and about twenty injured.
Robbers broke into the store of
Beeson Bros, at High Point last week
and took lot of guns, pistols and
knives.
-Jno. Floyd, formerly of Durham,
shot and killed his brother in law, w.
G. Rhodes, at Dariingtoa, S. c., ON
Monday.
Senator Spooner, Of Wisconsin,
is spoken of for the Supreme court
vacancy. He ia in great favor with
| the Administration.
! &C. B. Wood, a farmer of Kappa
hammock county, Va, has sold 500
barrels of apples this fall, for which he
received about $1,000.
Kate Riordan, who shot Rev. j.
F. Bright, master of University Col.
lege, Oxford, Eng, was sentenced to
SiA OdAo M pa iooutAOifG.
The Eastern Field Trial Associa
ton of New York has changed its
meeting place from Amelia county,
Va, to High Point, N, G.
The suit of ex-Assemblyman
Tallmadge against the New York
World fer $4,000 damages for libel
has resulted in verdict of $4,000 to
the plaintiff.
Farmers Alliancemen are very
indignant at the reported expectation
of Senator Ingalls, that Alliance mem
bers of the Kansas Legislature will
vote for him.
Some of the men who made the
murderous assault upon Capt. J. G..
Mills, of Morganton, just before the
election, have bee. arrested and
bound over to court.
1t is reported that Prof Ward
the balloonist who exhibited at the
State Fair this year, fell from his bal
loon at Franklin, Va, few days ago
and crushed his skull.
The official returns of the Ninth
Congressional district of MICHIGAN
show the election Of Wheeler, Dem, to
Congress by "a majority instead of
Crutchen, Rep, as WAS reported.
Col. w. E. Hutchins, an alliance
man in the southwest part of Kansas,
has announced himself as a candidate
to succeed United States Senator In
gals, He has quite following.
Charles Jones, brother of Rev.
Sam p. Jones, shot james Young col
ored, three times at Gainesville, Ca,
Saturday evening. Young died in
twenty five minutes. Jones is in jail
| The Charlotte Chronicle says the
| directors of the Roanoke and Southern
railroad have definitely de cided to run
through Rocky Mount, upon the prom
Use of S25,O00 from the committee rep
resenting Rocky Mount.
| According to the official count
the largest Democratic majority Indi-
ana gave was 21,252 for Mitchell,
Judge of Supreme court. Trustler,
Sec'y of State, received 1859 major.
lty, the lowest on the ticket
-Thos. S. Glover, the Richmond
drummer, who was supposed to have
ccmitted suicide by jumping from t.e
train into the Yadkin river between
Salisbury and Greensboro last week,
has turned up in Salisbury. He
jumped from the train while oat of his
head but was not injured.
1t is said that the Republicans
will make an effort to keep Clifton r.
Breckenridge, of Arkansas, out of his
seat in the present Congress by trump
ing up the old charges. He was elect
ed to fill out the unexpired term in
this Congress in addition to the full
term in the next Congress.
Intense excitement was caused
on the stock exchanges Saturday by
the report of the failure of Barring
Bros, of London, one of the oldest
banking houses in the world. The
Bank Of England and the Rothschilds
guaranteed the paper of Barring Bros
to the amount of S5OO00,O00 thus
preventing what would have been a
disastrous failure.
-Parnell, the great Irish leader,
says he will not lead the party in Par
lament during the coming session, but
will go into retirement for awhile The
OShea divorce case, of which Parnell
was co respondent, has beer tired and
decided against him. He will have to
pay the costs and appear guilty before
the world of immortality. The scandal
about this case compels him to wit -
draw from the leadership of the Irish
party.
The second day of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Convention at Atlanta, GA, was at
tended Saturday by delegates from
every State and Territory and from
Canada, Manitoba and Mexico. Miss
Frances e. Willard presided, and en-
couraging reports from the various
superintendent were read. The re-
port of the Worlds w. G. L. U, was
especially interesting, and showed
wonderful increase in the WORK
| of the union all over the world