The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-09-10
w1NsToN-sALEN1. N. c., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER TO- 1891
GENERAL NEWS.
Smallpox is becoming epidemic in
Salvador. II

IodIFdUOF. -
Congressman Cowles ofWilkesboro
has entered his two daughters at the
S. T. A.
Floods in the river Barrow in Ire
land have caused much damage to
property.
Congressman Sche!l of South Caro-
lima has entered his daughter at Sal
EN- Academy.
Total amount of four and Il half
| per cent bonds presented for redemp-
ton to date, $S,6S7,5O0
| Emperor William and Chancellor
| Won Caprivi have started for Horn
to meet Emperor Francis Joseph.
The New South Wales Legislature,
| by vote of 81 to II, has rejected q
motion in favor Of protective duties.
j. T. Williams was nominated by
the republican city convention of
Chattanooga as IL candidate for may
Or.
A reunion of Confederate veterans
of Mecklenburg, Iredell, Rowan,
Stanley, Cabarrus and Union coun-
| ties Will be held in Concord on Sep
tember, 10th, the first day OF tho
fair.
An Injunction has been granted
against the Suffolk Trust Company.
of Boston, restraining the company
from doing business. John Haskell,
of Boston, has been appointed re-
csiver.
| Governor Hill is a sound. sleeper,
but when nightmare Cleveland perch
es on his breastbone his groaning is
loud enough to shake tie loose change
out Of his pants pockets.-Philadelp-
hia Times.
1t is learned that Mrs. Ameiie
Rives Chanler, the celebrated autho-
ress contemplates making a visit to
Western North Carolina shortly
Sheis now at her home in Virginia -
| News & Observer.
i G. w. Sparks, of the east Mail"
/ dramatic company, fell down an ele-
| vator shaft at the Goodwin House,
Beloit, Wis, Thursday night, break
ing thigh and elbow joint and Grip
pling himself for life.
The Central Elevator Company, of
Cincinnati, John H. Hall president,
has assigned to Charles B Cruger, Sc
cretary and treasurer. The liabili-
ties are estimated at $2O,OOOto S25.-
900; assets, $15, 700.
, The Titusville East Coast Advo
cate, Florida, contains a glowing
account of the marriage, on Goth OF
, August. of VIII S. Sheetz, of Fayette-
/ | vile, N. c., and Miss Katie, second
Z daughter of Capt. r. P. Paddison.
The Guilford farmers are complain.
t. ing seriously Of the quality of the to.
bacco crop. Size is the only recon-
mendation it has to-day, it lacking
both quality and body. Too much
y rain given as the ecause.-Greensbo
Q Record.
: According to the Chicago cor
respondents, the Worlds Fair man
= agement expect to have on exhibit
on two crowned heads, the Emperor
of Germany and the Shah of Persia
!, and one heir apparent, Albert Ed
ward, Prince of Wales
+ A novel complaint against bicycle
comes from the North. 1t is tha
some of the railroads are losing tn,
revenue they derived from the thou
sands who paid for short excursion
trips. Now the bicyclers do thei
own excurting. The wheel is grea
, institution.
" The travelling public to Chape
y Hill will be pleased to know that tn
10 box car accommodation at Unive,
- sity Station has been abolished. /
n new station house has just been con
pleted there which will prove grea
4 convenience. 1t may not be as large
" but it is as neat as any along tn
line of the North Carolina Railroad
The Cleveland Leader says that q
Senator German is Southerner an
q Catholic he would make an ides
Democratic candidate for the Pres
~ dency But as German can hardl
10 be classed as a Southerner, strictl
- speaking, and as els a Presbyteria
10 instead of a Catholic the essentia
elements of this idealsm seems to L
20 somewhat lacking.
n DR.. Macune, the editor Ofthe Ecol
20 Omist, a member of the eXecutiS
Va COMMITTEES, and President Polk,
n the Farmers Alliance, are said to /
m the largest free railroad pass holder
in the country. They hold passes @
almost every road, and neither al
ever known to pay railroad fare
Yet they pretend to be mortal enen
IS les of the railrOads.-Ex.
OF Sheriff Penland and Deputy II
re ans of Mitchell county, N. c. ha'
y. under arrest Thomas and Villa
a. Whiteron, of Bakersville, N. G. fl
en- numbering Kit Byrd in Novelnbe
10 1882. They have been living at B
ne Stone Gap, assuming the name
h- Jones where they had married M
OF were considered dangerous men, The
nS confess to the foul and cold-bIood,
murder.
A movement has been inaugural,
at Fredericksburg, Va. having
ii, it's object the removal OF the renal
- ". of the late Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunt
"o from the unmarked grave in Ess
~ " county, to Hollywood Cemeter
~ Richmond, and the erection there
a monument to the distinguish
Virginian. 1t is announced that
IN is the wish of MIR. Hunters fami
be- to remove his remains to Holly WOO
Aeronauts in several parts of I'll
country arc meeting with terrible {
cidents rs result of their GRIMM
foolhardiness. New York has |;
an which makes attempts at suicide
Tas criminal offense, on the theory tn
ay every citizen belongs to the Sta
he and therefore cannot dispose of
the rights at will. The. principle mig
an well be extended to meet the cases
go cranks and dare-devils bent on ris
q . ing their necks and shocking the co