The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-04-06

III UIle HdSdI rEXiEW.
Mrs. Albert Brush, of Pittsburg,
Pa, who had an ovarian tumor
weighing 12O pounds removed from
her recently, is dead.
Reports from Indian Territory are
to the effect that the warning Chloe
taw factions had fight and several
men were wounded.
The last ofthe Columbian souvenir
half-dollars has been coined. The
demand fol- them has not been as
brisk as was expected.
E D Farnsworth, ex-Grand Sire of
the Grand Lodge OF Odd-Fellows in
the United States, died in San Fran
cisco, aged seventy five years.
The State quarantine will go into
effect April 1 for vessels from direct
foreign ports. and for coastwise YES
sells from the South on May /.
The friends of Irish home rule in
New York have subscribed 100000
OF the proposed sum of $4,000 to
support Mr.. Gladstone's bill.
1t is thought that more prominent
Republican officials will be removed
from office during Mr.. Cleveland's
present administration than his
former one.
Secretary Gresham has removed
from office DR. F. o. ST. Clair, head
of the consular bureau of the State
Department, who has been in the
service twenty seven years.
1t is proposed to build a canal in
France from the Gironde to the
Mediterranean sea. 1t will be 32S
miles long and large enough to adj
nit the passage of warships.
The majority report of the COM
mittee on elections declared the Sen
ators appointed by the Governors of
Montana, Wyoming and Washing
ton entitled to seats in the Senate.
William Patrick, aged eighty years,
died in Denver, Col. He was one of
the committee of safety appointed
by President Lircoln during the war
to keep Missouri il the Union.
Manuel M. Peralta, special envoy
sent by the government of Costa
on his re election, call, d at the White
House and discharged the duties OF
his mission.
A large number of bushes houses,
including the postoffice. at Mount
Eagle, Tenn, was totally destroyed
by fire Monday night. Nothing in
the postoffice except some of the
stamina was saved
The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the United
States cannot condemn property of
private corporations without con-
sidering in the proceedings the earn
ing capacity thereof.
Senators PETER, Roach and Wash
burn have been appointed a sub
committee of the Senate committee
on agricultural to investigate the
condition of the wheat, oats, meat,
&C., Industries of the country.
The publication of their suggested
tariff bill by the New York reform
Club has given rise to a profound
agitation among interested people,
especially the wool manufacturers,
whose organ is making threats al
ready against the Democratic party.
News from Eonoluluis to the effect
that the provisional government is
strengthening it's position at every
possible point. Annexationists have
formed a political organization,
while royalists have bonded togeth-
er in a patriotic league.
r. C. Irving Latiner, the life pris-
oner in the Michigan penitentiary
who escaped by telling the guards a
story of hidden gold and then
poisoning them, has been recaptured.
The autopsy on the guard who died
showed that prussic acid was the
poison used. 1t was obtained on the
plea of developing Photographic