The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-18
LATE NEWS NOTES.

-Ex-Gov. Cameron, of Virginia,
has left the Republican party.
The mercury fell sixty five de.
grees in three days out in Wisconsin
this week.
The great strike at South ampton
is ended by the dock laborers return
ing to work,
The Triple Alliance between
Germany, Italy and Austria has
been renewed.
"A hundred more convicts have
been sent to Stanly county to work on
the Yadkin railroad.
Full returns from Wyoming
prove the Republicans to have been
completely victorious.
Heavy and destructive floods do
great damage to railroads and other
property in Western New York.
Extensive improvements are be
ing made in the Richmond branch of
the Durham Fertilizer Company.
1t is reported that DIR. Reid Par
ker, of Trinity, will establish an ALI
ance paper in Greensboro before long.
Maj. Guthrie says he has with
drawn from the Republican party but
has not yet come into the Democratic
camp.
1t is said that the H. & d. will
put on a daily train between Raleigh
and Wilkesboro next month in time
for the Fair.
There was smashup Oh the Car
Dina Central, in Union county, Sat
urday night. Six cars were damaged
but no passengers hurt.
superintendent Of Census, Robert
Porter, says he does not remember to
have ever appointed a single Demo
crat to office in his bureau.
The Charlotte Consolidated Con
struction Company are making arrange
ments to apply electric motive power
to their street car line in Charlotte.
The Raleigh cotton seed oil mills
will start up soon, with new machin
cry and additional oil tanks, and will
be able to handle more seed than
ever.
The Reform Republican is the
name of Republican newspaper pub
| lished at New Berne. 1t claims to
represent the best element of the
party.
Joseph Pulitzer, owner of the
New York World has become totally
blind and has young Englishman
named Ponsonby tor his private Sec
rotary.
The Daily State Chronicle has ad :
respondents Mr.. t. NJ. Roberts III. of
Liberty, aud Miss Rosa Wood, of
Littleton.
"A Coalition ticket has been
agreed on iii Halifax county composed
of Democrats, Republicans aud Ali
ancemen. All white men will vote
for this ticket.
Representative Kennedys speech
attacking Senator QUAY. which caused
such CONSERVATION in the Republican
camp, has been printed in the Con-
gressional Record.
The Globe says that MIR. Il L.
Duke has bought the Bennett place,
near Durham, where Gen. Joe John
strn surrendered and will send The old
house to the Chicago Fair.
"A young white woman was killed,
Monday, on the w. w. Railroad near
Wilson. She was clipping with mar
ried man at the time and there is sup
posed to have been foul play.
The President and Secretary
Window have put their heads togeth-
er to relieve the stringency in the
money market. 1t was decided to
buy silver in large quantities.
DIR. Garland P. Moore who was
jailed at Eastville, Va, charged with
chlvrofol ming and outraging Il young
lady has been allowed to settle mat
tiers by marrying the lady. 1t was
quite sensational affair and blood
she'd was at one time antici ,,ated
The Democrats of the seventh
congressional district of Tennessee,
after casting over 1900 ballots, were
unable To agree upon a nominee and
adjourned until October 1st. to meet
at Franklin, Tenn, the home If Col.
"A prominent member of the Far.
mers Alliance says syndicate Of En-
ropean capitalists will advance $32 per
bale at 4 per cent. upon million
bales of cotton The withdrawal of
this amount of cotton from the market
into store is expected to advance the
price of cotton.
Senator Vance in his great speech
at Goldsboro gave sound advice to the
farmers. Among other things he
said: "1f man joins the Alliance to
get an office, watch him" Ewart
and Alexander McIyer have both
been lawyers but they are posing as
agriculturalists just now.
The Wake Republican County
Convention met at Raleigh Monday,
and after considerable bowling by the
gorillas, nominated the usual "black
and tan" ticket. Chas. Upchurch was
nominated for Clerk of Superior Court,
Rogers for Sheriff and Adams for
Register of deeds. W. w. Wynne for
Treasurer.
AS we said last week Kunnel
Polk has decided to quit his attacks
on Vance. This weeks Progressive
Farmer is almost apologize 10 tone
and offers Vance its columns to ex-
plain his position on the questions of
the day. Such contributor WOULD
make subscribers for the paper. 1t
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