The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-06-22
NEWS NOTES.


Ohio's State Democratic Conven-
ton will meet in Cincinnati August |
8 and 10.
1t required just forty seconds to
send Osmond to eternity by the live
wire route.
Nine deaths from a disease of a
choleraic nature occurred Sunday at |
Alais, Southern France.
Five thousand iron workers and |
miners fifteen miles from Prague,
Bohemia, are on q strike.
The stockholders of the Chemica
National Bank of Chicago baveue- |
cided to resume business.
The Press Association ofTennessee
has unanimously endorsed Judge j.
T. Bell for public printer.
Alarm is great in Europe over the
revival of cholera at various points,
which seems to be spreading rapidly.
New York bankers shipped $780, !
900 in gold to the Western States, |
besides about half a million dollars
of currency.
Large fields of wheat near Wichita,
Kansas, already cut and in process
of harvesting do not run over three
bushels to the acre.
jefferson NJ. Levy, the owner of
Monticello, intends, it is said. to gain
a residence in Virginia, hoping to go
to Congress from there.
General Pierola, ex-President of
Peru, has gone to a port in North
ern Chill, where he will attempt to
royynlI1finr1 in Porn
Ex-President Harrison has been
invited to deliver fourth of July
Grafton in Fairmont Park, Phila-
delphia, by the City Council.
1t isreported that viceroy of Annoy,
China, has issued a proclamation
against the further purchase or use
of American kerosene in his province.
In fight near Kladno, Bohemia,
between coal and iron miners on
strike and the police, the latter cut
down over thirty of their opponents
with sabres.
The supervising architect has de
clared the Bush building, occupied
by the Sixth Auditors office, Treas
ury Department, at Washington,
unsafe.
George Helme, snuff -pltl1ll u fffste tturer
and owner ofthhe town of Hemetta,
| 4. j., died of heart disease. He was
seventy-four years old, and worth
about 81 100000.
The New York Clearing House As
ISOLATION unanimously adopted a
resolution tavoring the issuance of
| Clearing House certificates to relieve
| the financial strain.
The banks of Detroit, Mich, have
resolved that depositOrs must here
after give thirty and sixty days no.
tice before withdrawal of funds. This
is to prevent runs on the banks.
The Savannah Cotton Exchange
and Board OF Trade have passed res
olutions urging the repeal of the
Sherman law. The Alabama Cotton
Exchange has passed a similar res
olution.
The Democrats of Clarke and
| Henry counties elected delegates to
| the Democratic State Convention
| favOra ble to the nomination of Hon.
Charles T. O'Ferrall for Governor OF
Virginia.
|
her child to death on the alter of st.
PauPs Catholic Church, at Hancock,
n Y, was discovered and prevented.
She said she wanted to offer it as a
sacrifice.
| 1t is conceded that the declaration
of President Cleveland of his purpose
to call an extra session of Congress
| to consider the financial situation
has already had a good effect on the
country generally.
The Charleston grocers have raised
a fund to fght>the TilIman Dispen-
sary law. They will ask Judge Bond
for an Injunction restraining the
Governor from putting the law in
operation July list.
The county site of Prince William
| county, Va, has been moved from
| Brentsville to Manassas, and the
corner stone of the new court house
| to be built there was laid with
Masonic ceremonies.
Rev. T. C. Hall, of Chicago, son of
DIR. Ohm Hall, of New York, announc-
ed in a meeting of the Chicago Pres
| bytery that he does not believe that
| IL,
that Isaiah wrote the two books.
William Shorter, colored, whose
| trial for a criminal assault on a
young lady was about to commence
at Winchester, Va, was taken from
a train three miles south of that
city and hung, latter which his body
was riddled with bullets.
Rev. DR.. McGlynn, of New York,
who was restored to his priestly
functions by Archbishop Satolli, the
papal legattee in the United States.
was granted an audience by the
Pope, who received him courteously.
The priest is delighted with his re-
oeption.
The twelve year old son of Mrs.
Effiin, Charles Mix county (S. d.
farmers wife, was left in charge OF
his half sister, two years old. Be-
cause the baby got fretful the inhu-
man boy got down a shotgun and
shot the little one in the head, in
stantly killing it.
The advocates of a repeal of the
Sherman silver-purchase act are con-
coded to be in majority in Congress
which is to be called in ezra session
in September, but advocates of re-
peal fear that there will be attempts
made to load the repeal bill up with
other monetary legislation.
During the investigation by the
coroner's jury into the cause of the
Washington tragedy the clerks made
a demonstration of attack on Col
Ainsworth, superintendent of the
wrecked building, whom they accuse
of being responsible for the accident.