The western sentinel., 1892-08-18

+ The sheriff has charge of the fir
!. tin-plate factory started under ii
Mckinley bill. Il hen it was esta
;. lished at Anderson, Ind the Repu
Z lican press heralded it as a great i
:, stance of the effect of McKinleyisn
= The more you see of Mckinleyis
the less good there appears in it.
W. r.. LINDSAY. who is one of tt
!, ablest Third Party men in Mort
Carolina. says: The Rppublica
party started out with the prime idt,
of equality under the law Today
T has discarded that idea in practir
F and lives and fattens on class Iegis
lation." He we'll states the truth.
: The passage of the Anti LOtuer
mail law by Congress was a victor,
for morality over finances, for tn
result has been d lessening of receipt
for money orders to the extent q
SlO3,0 900 during the yeat It the New
Orleans post Office, and the post
master will dispense with 30 clerks.
IHE Third party organs in NORTH
Carolina are howling out that Cleve
land is 5ribed by Wall street. Gov
Jarvis in one of his speeches the 9th
er day called attention to the fact
that Wall street and New York voted
solidly against Cleveland in the con.
vention.
/ IHIs is the century of wonders.
The electric search-light now being
placed on the summit of Mount
Washington, $500 feet above the
level of the sea, will illuminate every
hotel within twenty miles 1t is pro-
posed also to make a display with
the prismatic colors, thus livalfing
even the northern lights
A REIDsvTLLE paper says that the
SENTINEL S sensational article about
Sergeant White was prompted by
the jealousy of our correspondent
because the Winston company was
outclassed by the Reidsville com
pany. The SENTINEL wishes to state
that its correspondent was not SO
prompted.
The Wilmington Messenger makes
a point to which we respectfully refer
the Third party advocates. 1t says
"When General Weaver, late of the
northern army of invasion, was in
the United States Congress, he advo-
Gated almost precisely the identical
measure now known as the Force
bill
The gold train from California
was unIoaded in New York CITY in
an hour and half Fifteen wagons
carried 81 100000 of gold coin each |
to the Sub Treasury on Wall street. |
Ii man were worth $50, ,OOO,O in
gold coin and there were no deposit
tories for money he would have a
burden of $4,000 pounds.
GEN. JAS. w. DENVER who died the
other day lived to see the place which
bears his name grow from a town of
) 200 inha bitants in 1872 to city
)f 13O,0O 1t is also a rich and
beautiful city. 1t is fact worthy of
'emark that New York, Chicago.
)enves and San Francisco are upon
learly the same parallel of latitude.
CHAIRMAN HARRITY is at the New
lork Democratic Headquarters. In
n interview he said: 'tWhile there is
othing absolutely new that | can
ay regarding the Presidential cam
aign, will say that from what | =,
ather from the leaders with whom
ONE in contact, the drift of senti-
lent is decidedly encouraging
THE southern colored man is be
inning to think for himself. CIeve-
md has just written a letter thank !.
g'J. T. V. Hill, a colored man of :
who has promised to O.
lpport him. In this State the ne {,
roes in Rockingham county will run
man for Register of Deeds and in
mston they promise to make things | :
vely for the Republicans if they are n
ot recognized politically. il
II
BOSTON is improving it's principle
rect in a novel way. fremont is "
} be made wider, not by cutting off q
slice from thefronts ofthe buildings -
ON top to bottom. but by taking
portion of the first story of each .
'use to form an arcade extending \,
length of the block, thus furnish 4
footway sheltered from sun and W
In and obtaining a fine architec- te
raj effect with the least possible en- G.;
oachment on private property. l.
Co
HENRY WATTERsoN draws the fol- al
wing comparison in the last issue of
his paper, the Courier Journal: ~
Grover Cleveland stands on fair. -
hting ground ofthe peoples choos ~;
g. Benjamin Harrison stands on "f
island, detached from all popular s.
ongings and interests, washed by ot
waters of partisan corruption, >.
titled by the guns of partisan des- n
tism and victualed by the capita .n va
IS aud corporations, whose life de- :"
Ids upon Government of force
4 fraud
lATIoNAL committeeman A. z. in
rman and Matt W. Ransom wrote del
stter to Mr. Chas. A. Dana, editor Bill