The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-07
STATE NEWS.

National bank, the A tlantic, re-
Gently organized in this city, with
Mr.. J. W. Norwood as president.
will begin business in about two
weeks. The board of directors have
secured temporary quarters IN Cron-
ly & Morris Office, in the Allen
building, on Princess street, between
Front aud Water, and the new bank
will do business there until the new
building for it can be erected on the
opposite side of the street from the
temporary quarters
jim Patterson, white, and Bob
Parr, colored, two more Of the prls-
oners who escaped from the Char
lotte Jail, were recaptured last night
at Spartansburg parr resisted ar
rest a I'D was shot and fatally wound
ed. He was alive this evening, but
unable to be moved. and his recovery
is not expected. Sheriff Smith is
now following a trail which he
thinks Will lead to the capture of
John Boyd, the train wrecker. Pat
terson was RECALLED here tonight.
Henderson Gold Leaf: Sunday
| last Mr.. Charles A. Cawthrone, son
of Mr.. Charles r. Cawthrone, of
Vance county, came to his death by
accident, the victim of runaway
horse. He had been to church in
the neighborhood and was returning
| to his home, near Kittrell, riding in
a road cart when the horse ran away
| and threw him out. Besides receiv
| ing a number of severe cuts and
| bruises about the face. his skull was
| fractured and he lived only a short
| while after being hurt. The deceas
ed was 10 years old and was a sober
and industrious young man.
The next convention of the State
Sunday School Association will be
held at Reidsville. The following
off GERS of the Association were elect
ed for the present year: President
W. G.. Burkhead of Whiteeille; vice
Presidents, the District Presidents
General Secretary, E. E. Harper
Newberne; Treasurer, w. Fl. Sprunt
Wilmington; "Woman's Mission
Aid'' Secretary, Mrs. Mary M. Nc
Eachern, Mill Prong, Robson coun
ty. Executive Committee: Georg'
w. Watts, (chairman) Durham; N
B. Broughton, Raleigh; 7. P. John
son. Salisbury; S. A Kerr, Greens
boro; and G.. P. Mcneil, Fayett
vile.
There is considerable excitement il
Providence on account of "loos
bear" Mrs. John Coffey heard
noise on the front porch a few night
ago, just after dark, and on openin,
the door she was confronted by
huge bear. Bruin has been see
several times within the last fey
DAYS in the neighborhood of tn
!. Downs school house. He is though
J to have escaped from band of CYL
; sizes who are encamped at or nea
! Mr.. Walter Pharr's. So far Brui
! has conducted himself in very bt
, coming manner, and has not con
mitted any serious depreciation:
, His presence in the neighborhoo6
5 however, has completely broken u
l the night prayer meeting and Length
ened the list of absentees at til
F, scholso.
Greensboro Record: J. B. Nash
was arrested yesterday at 1:3O unde
! the following circumstances: Rolan
TAYLOR, of Watson & Co., steppe
into their store, and saw a ma
dodge under the counter. Sewers
negroes were on the sidewalk and
L asked one to run around to the bac
:. door and took two in the store wit
D him. He found Nasty under tt
= counter. They arrested him ar
q sent for Chief Reese, who soon hs
I. him in the lookup. Nasty is a p
8 per-hanger and fancy painter, and
white man, who has only been abo
L the city for few weeks. He had
room over Watson & Co.'s stor
and by taking out a glass window
a room adjoining his room, was en-
IS bled to reach the elevator in Wa
" sons store. This put him in t
!. store without making any noise.