The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-03-16
NEWS NOTES.
immigration Commissioners Stock
bridge of Baltimore has resigned.


Tt is said to be proposed toremove
tue Louisiana Lottery to Handuras.
Rev. 2. &. Brady, vicar-general OF
the diocese of St. Louis, died on
the 9th.
A statue of Ada Reban in butter
will be exhibited at the New York
food show.
Mir. Cleveland's inaugural has
given great pleasure to his friends in
New York.
Six men were killed by the eaving
in of an ore bank on Cripple Greek,
Southwestern Virginia.
Judge Gresham has fled his resig
nation asiudge ofthe Seventh circuit,
and it has been accepted.
Effigies of Mr.. Gladstone and Mr..
Morley were burned in the presence
of a cheering crowd, at Belfast.
The grand jury at Atlanta, Ga,
indicted tor murder Julia Force, who
recently killed her two sisters
The vessels that will participate in
the naval review i'll Hampton Roads
will sail Tor New York April "a.
West Virginia has furnished a large
contingent to the forces OF those who
are seeking federal appointments.
Notice has been ser1 ed by the steam
ship lines of a resumption of steer
| age passage at advanced rates.
Tx President Harrison arrived at
his home in Indianapolis and received
a cordial public welcome.
The ground under the village Of
| Sandgate, county OF Kent, Ireland,
settled six feet from some uneXplain
| cause
George W. Waysou, Jr., OfCamden,
N :, a pension examiner, was arrest
ed to answer a charge of misappro-
| priation.
Friends Of S. Wexford Corbin, Of
Virginia are urging bis appointment
as Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
ture.
Charles Enron, while opening a can
Of dynamite DIT Ashland, Wis, was
fatally injured by the contents ex-
pioding.
A lunch was given on the steam
ship New York, at Southampton, at
which many celebrated persons were
| present.
The election OF a member OF Phrlia-
ment for Grimsby resulted i'll the re-
turn of a observation-disclosures, Il loss to
Gladstone.
MIR. John NJ Cannon u pioneer of
industrial development in Caroline
county, Va, died, aged twenty-four
years.
Mr.. Cleveland will bavethe appoint-
meEt OF three justices of the Supreme
Court of Appeals of the District OF
Columbia
Tue Armour Packing Company has
been incorporated under he laws Of
New Jersey, with acapital of$7, 800
00O
The Richmond Chamber Of Com
merce has been asked to allow the
| oyster question to be publicly discus
sed before that body.
The News and Courier finds that
South Carolina has only rs, 600
sheep. North Carolina has five to
her sister State s. one.
The charge of criminal libel against
Editor Clark, of the Laural Free
Quill, was dismissed by Justice Con-
way Ia Laurel, Md.
Mr.. Mitchell introduced in the Sem
ate a resolution providing for the
election of United States Senators by
the voters of the cOuEtrV
Konrad st. Jernfeld., said to be a
son of King Carl XIV, of Sweden, was
married in Chicago. The bride was
Miss Kathinka Pauiina Peterson.
Capt. Alexander Dixon Payne died
at his residence in Warrenton, Va,
on the 9th He served with great
gallantry in the Confederate army.
Gov. Peter Turney, of Tennessee,
who was inaugurated in a sick bed
in January, has suffered a relapse
and his recovery is dispaired of.
The commission to prevent the
spread of cholera has given notice
that fresh case OF cholera has been
discovered in Hamburg.
The authorities of the Congo Free
State are to follow up their recent
victory over the Arab slave traders
by an expedition against them.
Chief Justice Bingham granted
PhiliD II. Seymour divorce from
his wife. Mary E. Seymour, who
married in Baltimore April %, 1884
Mrs. Grace Fuller Brown, wife o
Archibald Brown, of Chicago, aud
daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, o
the United States Supreme Court it
dead.
1t is rumored that Senator Hill il
planning to get rid Of Governor
Flower and Mr.. Sheehan 1t is sale
that he still has presidential aspira
tions.
The owners and officials OF Haw
thorne race-track, Chicago, were in
dicted by the grand jury on th'
, charge of keeping a common gamb
, ling place.
Amos J. Cummin -, of New Yoi
!, has the unparalleled record of neve
having missed days session
5 through the whole of the last Con
5 gress.
, Secretary Carlisle will exercise al
the power and discretion vested il
him to uphold the credit of the gov
5 eminent and to maintain the part.
! of gold and silver
The government at Ottawa ha
made a concession to the binding
Irvine com bine by reducing the dut,
on rove, the raw material, from =