The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-03-23
NEWS NOTES.


seventy-one years.
The Dublin Synod of the Protest
ant Church in Ireland has condemn
ed the home rule bill.
1t is thought Judge Goode, of Vir-
@inia, will be appointed SOLICITOR
general by the President.
The American missionaries expelled
rom Ponope are to be Undermined
by the Spanish government.
France will send three ships to the
Hampton Roads naval review. Only
one is modern ship of war.
The German forces in East Africa
captured the fortified town held by
| the chief SIKH, who was slain.
Louis R. Finney, Virginian, has
been appointed private secretary to
Secretary Of the Navy Herbert.
The Carnegie Companyis replacing
foreign labor in its works about
Pittsburg with negroes from the
South.
A. J. Caffey, treasurer OF Comanche
county, Texas, charged with being
defaulter, Was arrested IN indian
apolis.
Rev. E. E. Wiley, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and a prominent
educator, died at Emery and Henry
Miss Eugene Boyd Rendren, of
Norfolk, Va, got the New York
Herald prize of $50 for the best de-
! sign for an Easter bonnet.
The ministers of Buffalo, n. Y, are
circulating a petition to the mayor
to prevent james J. Corbett ard
Charles Mitchell fighting there.
The new regulations regarding the
precautions to be observed in admit
ting immigrants to the United States
will 90 into effect on May 3 next.
The new Hotel Waldorf, in New
York. built by VIM ". Astor, al n
cost of So 900 900 was opened with
d concert for the benefit OF a charity
A quarantine station in the Chesa-
| pe4ke bay TOR Baltimore bound YES
sel- will lie established az LOG Island,
opposite the mouth OF the PatuXtn5
river.
John S Graves, who left Hunting
ton. Ind, twenty-One years ago, re
turned recently and found himself
heir to 5000, 1000 left by his uncle,
Jesse Griffith.
Rev. James Gilbert Cordell, said to
be the oldest Congregational clersy-
man in the United States, died at
Schenectady, n. Y, in his eighty
seventh year.
Dynamite was used ina joliitication
over the village election in East
Tawes, Mich. Several stOre-front
windows we're demolished and two
children badly injured.
Mrs. Clarissa Fairchild, widow Of
the late Supreme Judge Fairchiid, OF
Arkansas. died in Cleveland, Ohio.
| She was born January Is. 1916. and
married Judge Faircbild III 1871
Governor Nerts, of New Jersey,
apprnved the bill passed by the New
,Iprsey Legislature appropriating
$50 900 or an agricultural and edu-
cational exhibit at the Worlds Far
A delegation of Grand Army men
from Washington visited Richmond
and formally presented complete
outfit of fur, iture Tor one OF the
wardssof the Cuniederates Soldiers
Home.
Secretary Carlisle has announced
his intention to continue the custom
to regard the lighthouse service as
non partisan and not to disturb
keepers because of their poiitical
opinions.
Ozras NJ. Hatch, who was twice
secretary of State of Illinois, died at
his home in Springfield, ILL.,, in the
seventy-ninth year of his age. He
assisted in organizing the Republi-
can party.
The British have fought severe
battle with the tribes beyond Chitral
where they are certifying the Indian
frontier against Russian encroach'
ment. The British were successful
but lost heavily.
The Blaine Memorial Association
was organized at Augusta, Me. Gov
Henry B. Cleaves was elected presi-
dent. The object is to raise money
, by subscription for bronze memor
ial statue to be erected in Augusta.
The Graphic group of silver mines
, consisting of five patented claims al
Kelly, in the Magdalena (Socorre
county, district in New Mexico. was
recently sold to Terre Haute, lud
capitalists, who will work the mines
The Department of Agricultur
will distribute Egyptian cotton seet
. to experiment stations in the State
: and also to planters, with a view O
t producing cotton of tome growtl
which may serve as substitute 10
e Egyptian cotton.
The young women of Estherylile
Iowa, met and resolved that tn
hoop skirt is an unwomanly carmen
and that any Baskerville woman VIII
j, wore one would besocially ostraciseo
: The merchants of the town agree
: not to order any hoop-skirts.
: The Governor Of Maine, actin
= under the terms of a resolutio
adopted by the Legislature OF tina
State. has written Mrs. Blaine n
questiDg permission for the remove
OF her husbands remains from Ga
Hill Cemetery, in the District {
Columbia, to Augusta.
HaW the Hawa.fan women Dress.
u FIR m Demorest's Maeezine for A. Ri
y The almost universal garment I
e th., II :. r..iiap a omen il a lOpr .-oI0