The western sentinel., 1893-03-09
NEWS NOTES.
The pneumatic tube mail service i
in operation in Philadelphia.

in operation in Philadelphia.
Jules Ferry was elected president
OF the French Senate by majority
. of 148.
Wee President Morton gave a re-
ception TO Vice-Presideut elect al d
: Mrs Stevenson.
; The Southern wholesale grocers
viii hold their second annual session
in ST. Louis March 3.
The sum 1878 900 was appropria
ted py Congress for the "a chase of
! George BancfotL's library.
Captain Shirley, of Philadelphia,
wants To go from that city to San
! Francisco IL rowboat,
Cofrode & Saylor, of Pottstown,
Pa, one of the largest bridge-build-
! ing firms in the country has failed.
! Col. j. 3. Raulston, formerly col
! lector ofiuternal revenue for the Dan
vile (Va.) district, died IL Chicago.
The German minister of war has
issued stringent instructions to all
garrisons TO guard against . revival
OF cholera.
Il cost the government $110, 900
/ in coal to bring the flying squadron
| from the Pacific ocean to Hampton
Roads, Va.
Mr.. Talmadge intimated that his
continuance at the Tabernacle de.
| pended upon raising money which
! fails due april L.
| The inauguration ceremonies viii
| not be extra dry Ten carloads OF
! beer have been sent along With which
| 70 lay tue dust.
| The British admiralty intends to
/ government in aruiDg new warshlps
/ with lighter guns
/ Adj. Gen. Josiah Porter, chief mar
>iiai Of the N-,r York ds=itlsatIon to
| tae inau&ufa'ioi', says that 5000
Nv York "ol., viii go.
T.ae its ef Paris arrived at New
! 1.rk. having beet he Teutouic by
-' ~ uuu-~ Size brongit the
So aIt Il rsia@ss
hntie-5on merchants met and
! t.. ss'ei5> - 'rgarsze company to
cxport - tfs>tera grain and -four
ti't oug', f-:t port 90 Europe.
The court OF the penrioh building
l. ,-la2s afranged tor the inaugural
ball. IT. focal and other dscnra-
lions viii be on an extensive scale
The Association OF North Carolina
| College Professors had meeting d {
Raleigh, at which g number ot in
teresting and obstructive papers were
| read.
A three year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. " illian Grubhs. of s'harps-
burg, Pa, near PittsbuFg, fell i'll Il
kettle OF hot milk aud was scalded 10
death,
Rev. Jesse Albert Locke, a former
Episcopal clergyman Of New York
who wax recently converted to CATH
oiicism, will he received into the
church at Rome.
The German foreign Office has sant
inquiries to various industrial CEN
tres for ropoI Is as TO hom exports
sad been affected under the opera
tious Of the Mckinley tariff.
Tie Waldensians viii send two
dtlega tes to North Car,Iiaa to in
vestigate it's desira bility az a place
of residence, as tie colony desires to
leave its Alpine home.
The Pope said farewell to the Eng
lish pilgrims and warmly commend
ed the Queen ard Parlia meIIt for
granting freedom Of worship in ali
parts of the empire.
tmaSter-Gpnaral Wanamaker
and number of Philadelphia capi
ta!ist.s are reported TO have purciIas-
ca 600 acres of land at Marion, Ind.
The object is to build factories.
The American ministers at Lon
don, Berlin, Rome and St. Peters
burg have forwarded their resIgna
tions to Washington, to take effect
upon the arrival of their successors.
Near Danville. Va, a coiored man
named James Wilkins, charged with
dealing In moonshine whisky jumped
from d train and escaped, despite the
fact that he was handcuffed and
wounded.
A Louisiana girl was locked in a
room for three days by her mother
for resurrecting an old hoopskirt
an1 wearing it on the street. She
wanted to anticipate the coming
crinoline.
William A. Cox, tke young man
who pleaded guilty to twenty six
charges of larceuv preferred against
him by students a1 Princeton Col
lege, was sent to State prison for
three years.
The desiitution at Oldham in con-
sequence of the cotton spinners
strike is said TT he more acute than
"a any time since the American war,
when the $ arcify of cotton closed
the Lanca shire mills.
The anarchists Banr and Knold,
convicted OF compsi,ity in the AT
tpuipt t. xii Henry e Frick at Pitts
years prisonmrnt at bard labor
IN the Western penitentlary.
The Nanticoke Pa, mine strike is
extending. The men at the Glen
Lyon and Grand Tunhpll coIeries
have joined the main body OF the
strikers. There are now about 2 500
men and boys out of work.
John l.. Sullivan appeared on the
stage in St Louis in such a condition
as to cause laughter He made a
speech saying he was not drunk, and
invited man who laughed at him to
come up on the stage
Gordon Mckay. the millionaire
sewing machine manufacturer of
Boston. is said to be the man referred
to at the Harvard Club banquet In
Washington as having made a will
beaueathing So 100000 to Harvard