The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-12
PERSONAL AED PERTINENT.
Interesting Pc nts That s rihe the Fancy
Of the Scissors.


+. CT the Scissors.
Thirty one Italians were sent back
, to Italy for violation of the alien
contract lnbor law.
F., The Canadian go vernment IS about
| to egin56nrgot;ation of a CONNER
| ci;,l treaty with the United States.
| Eva Mann, the defeated claimant
! to the widow hood of Robert RAJ.
| Hamilton, now says she believes he.
is alive.
| There is talk ofa United States ex
p .lition to- investirate the decreas,
ofthr oyster supply in Maryland and
Vrsini;t-
The Canaai1n Parliament l., dis
solved and writs issued for an Il C.
ton to choose Il new House of Com
| m DIS March 9Th.
Fifth Avenue sweII,.om is Mortified
by tn" opening OF Il but, hers shop
at the corner of Fifth avenue and
| Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Philip b. Armour, the wife of
tile Chicago millionaire, is notable
I house keeper and prides herself upon
her culinary successes.
! Mr.: w Il. Taylor, Jr, and Mr. W.
e. Brandon, OF Virginia, arrived i'll
baltimore and told of the disastrous
failure OF an American fl ming colo
7ny i'll Paraguay.
ST; ryation threatens some Of the
pc pnlution of Kansas, families are
living on 60 cents week, and burn
ing l.ouse furnishings and furniture
| for fu l.
Governor Mckinney, Of Virginia,
proposes a survey of the oyster
grounds OF that State as the first
| step to n consideration of the oyster
p -ol:l:m.
Sir Julian Pauncefortr, the British
minister. expresses his gratifica ton
| ut the determination of the United
States Sunreme Court to hear the
| Boring sea case
| Wisconsin, four, the Governor, Lieu
tenant-Governor. Secretary of State
anl Treasurer, are or have been
newspaper editors.
The Treasury Department pur-
chased 47S 600 ounces Of silver ut
prices ranging from 81 .O6 to $127
| per ounce. There was offered for
purchase l 1872, 500 ounces.
The UHite.la States Agricultural
| College fund has been divided between
the white and colored institutions of
| Virginia-two-ti thirds to the former
| and one-tEird to the latter.
Treasurer Seeberger, of the Chicago
Worlds Fair directory, says the di-
rectory never expected to run the
fair7on a million dollar basis. It
was all along contemplated, he says,
that fifteen millions would be Ie-
quircd.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has secured control of the
Pittsbury and Western Railroad,
and he lat ter will be hereaft ope-
Tia ted entirely in the inter of the
Baltimore and Ohio. The Cleveland,
P;ttsbur@ and Western system, is
practically owned by the Baltimore
and Ohio, and was leased by it to the
frst-Eam"d road.
Nothing illustrates SO clearly the
shrewd insight of Mr. Elaine into the
tendency of contemporary events,
ard his power of political adapta-
ton. than he fact that he is at the
present time far more in sympathy
with Mr.. Wolcott, of Colorado, the
young Senator who has shown so
much independence in reaching lis
own conclusions as to what the inter-
ests of his party required, than with
the leaders of his own age and stand
ing.-RicLmond Times.
The new tariff law put up tie pri
.ces OF many articles used by the.
lronworkers of Birdsboro and Potts
town, Pa but it does not keep up
their wages. At the former place
$50 men are thrown out Of employ
ment owing to an effort of the
Brooke Iron Company 10 reduce the
wages of puddlers from So rs to
SD 80. At Pottstown tho effort was
to reduce the wages of puddlers
fromsSl to, So so. ~ S9E n
Tie Atbr;islSa House adopted a
resolution introduced by an Alliance
member, declaring that the passage
by Congr, SIS of theConger Compound
bill would iujure the sixteen thousand
head OF cattle owned l.y Nebraska |
ut Least i$3.3o0.OOO and de-
Mourning the .bi LAS being in the in
terest OF Iork-packers, who have an
army of paid eanvassers in he West |
petitions in it's favor. The
resolution endorsed the. Paddock
Pure food bill. [ | - 80 80 !
1t so happens that the majority of |
the opponents Of free coinage are.
because they represe MT
hose States whose ca capitalists to a
arge extent control the money vo-
ame of the country and can expand |
It, to- a certain extent, or contract it
1T theF r;ill, while the R-pu hlican
advocates OF free coinage, and the
Democratic advocates as well rep
.esent constitute ncies which have no
Sympathy nor connection with the
money centers except as borrowers
md tribute payers. They are not
lfraid of iifiatlon. -Wilmington Star
Uncle Sum Pays the 8iII.