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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-03-29

We congratulate Prof. McIver in
securing the eloquent Congressman
Bryan, of Nebraska, to deliver the
address at the State Normal and In
dustrial School next May. Bryan is
ohe of the most prominent of th ,
younger Democrats of the nation.
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NOTICE,

NO l lOE.
Having qualified as administrator of L
Hauser, deceased, all persons indebted to the
estate are requested to make payment at once,
and all persons holding claims against said
estate will present them for payment on or be-
fore March 10, 1895, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
E: JOINS, Admir- Of L Hauser.
March 10, 1891.
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The cigar makers at Key West are
again on q strike.
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DAILY EDITION.

THE TWIN CITY DAILY SENTINEL is
published every afternoon. Sub
scription soc. per month, or IS per
annum, by mail, payable in advance.
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LS5o" THE i 5S3.
United States Life Insurance Go.
IN THECITY OF NEW YORK.
oFFTCDR e.

= GEORGE a. BUFORD, President.
c. P. FRALEIGE, Sec. A. WUEEI RIGHT Asset Sao
WIN T. STANDEN Act. ARTHUR G PERRY Cashier
JOHN MUM, Med. Director
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-03-29

GHG. JosN B. GORDON, of the United
Confederate Veterans, has issued a
drsslar relating to the date of the
Reat re union at Birmingham. The
aats b April 2S-26, and all ex-con-
Aaerases are urged to organize local
associations and participate. The
nAnhr of camps enlisted is 40 with
aDe1icaJions for nearly q hundred
ns@. Texas has by far the largest
nnssber, 131, Alabama comes next
wiki ~. North Carolina has but IA
and Virginia only lie.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-03-29

OUR people are reading these days
more than ever. 1.-The Heavenly
Twins" is book the title of which
was perhaps chosen to pique curiosi.
ty. 1t has succeeded. The author
searches into the motives of man
who was fast and the mind of a
woman who was fastidious. What
such would make of life, either mar
ried or single, is the question. Our
local booksellers, Messrs. Whitaker
and Justice, can hardly supply the
demand for this book.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-03-29

Constipation and sick-headache
positively cured by Japanese Liver
Pellets; SO pills % cents.
DIR V o Thompson, Druggist.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-05-30

Kinesen bestiger sin hast fran h0ger
sida. Hjulen pa en- del maskiner, hvil-
ka drifvas med menniskokraft r6ra sig
standigt motsatt riktning mot den,
hvari visarne pa EFT ur vrida sig. Graf
stenarne sattas standigt vid den d0des
fOtter, skolan sitter lararen ett horn
af salem, och mar larjungen examineras,
vander han ryggen till lararen stallet
for att Sc pa honom. Brefportot betalas
!nastan alltid af adressaten, icke af af-
sandaren. Timmermannen anbringar
taket pa ett hus, imam byggningens
murar uppf6ras. Den kinesiske polls
mannen slar ON natten pa en- trumma
for att salunda lata tjufvarne veta hvar
han befnner sig, i stallet for att s6ka
0fverraska och gripa dem. I vesterlan-
det ar uppslappandet af pappersdrakar
i luften Ell omtyckt lex af ungdomen;
Kina f6rdrifva de vuxna personerna ofta
sin It'd dermed, under det barnen IA Sc
pa
Bntikernas skyltar hanga ned fran
taken. ALA butikerna arc vid0ppna och
disken star omedelbart vid gatan. I
Kina kysser modern aldrig sitt barn
och brudgummen aldrig sin brud, ty
kyssandet iir okandt bland delta folk.
Arbetaren Kina har ingen s0ndag, och
en- stor del af befolkningen bekanner
sig till tire religioner pa en- gang, nam-
lligen konfucianismen, buddhaisnen och
taoismen. Den kinesiska lagen erkan-
ner sju orsaker till aktenskapsskilnad,
och bland eessa ar hustruns pratsjuka.
En- gammal jungfru eller en- gammal
ungkarl ar en- stor sallsynthet Kina-
ett forhallande, som nog mangen Evas
dotter gerna skulle Sc inf0rdt Westerns
Hinder.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-05-30
w ISCO N SIN

Flick fyra ar. Peter Olson, en- los
drifvare, blef fGrra veckan d0md till
lyra ars straffarbete for st0ld af $l15
fran en- Hayward bosatt person.
Nytt stadshus Washburn Coun.
tystyrelscn l. Washburn har beslutat
lata uppfora cit nytt stadshus pA MIN
da plats. Byggnaden ber;ilznas slola
kosta minst 0,000, och arbetet med
dess uppf0rande lsommer att begynna
sa smart lAmpliga planritningar hunnit
antagas.
Fran Ashland. Martin Grove, on
af dc personer som nyligen misshand-
lade kontrakt0ron King, har blifvit
satt under $500 bergen for sin senaro
installelse inf0r grandjuryn, - Den
skada som anstaldes q harvarande
hamndammar under den sista stormen
ber;iknas bel0pa sig till $4,000.
Brand till dods. En- sex;irig flic-
sa, dotter till z. Monson Hayward,
lekte f6rliden l6rdag q en- fadern till
h0rig nyodling i narheten af staden.
Pa platsen hade urpgjorts. fera eldar
och dessa rakade flickan komma alltf0r
Mira. Hennes klhder antiindes och in
nan help ham anlAnda hade den lila
tillrogats ST svara brunnskador, att
hon inom loppet af nagra timmar afled.
Blef frigifven. For en- It'd sedan
omnAmndes, att en- viss Mary Mayer
var misstunkt f0r att under sistlidne
augusti manad ha f0rgiftat sin f0rste
man Herman Groenke. For namda
brott blef hon ufven senare atalad
och har sedan februari manad hallits
fangsligt f0rvar afvaktan pa sakens
understanding Under. de tvenne sista
veckorna f6revar malet distriktsrat-
ten Racine, och afslutades detsamma
fUrliden fre6ag dermed, att juryn for
klarade den anklagade oskyldig.
FOIL genom bryggan. John
Swauer Chippewa Falls, i tjenst hos
G <ippewa Lumber and Boom Compa-
ny, skulle den % dennes k6ra ett lass
we'd Diver en- brygga staden. Mir han
kom midt pa bryggan brast emellertid
plankbelaggningen och Swauer jemto
hastar och vagn ramlade genom den.
samlna och slungades till den 16 fot
terunder befntliga marken. s. blef j
fsllet lila skadad; han f0rdes till hos
pitalet f4r wards erhallande, men f6ga
hopp hyses ON hans yederlaends.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-05-30
ID A KOT A

John Bjorseth ;ir utnamd till post
mastare Norway, va nkton county, S.
Oak. a... l
Dodsfall. County kommissarien
Parker E. Sanborn afed i s0ndags i
Aberdeen, S. Dak., efter endast nagra
dagars sjukdom.
Bro vid Yankton. Representant-
husets utskott for in och utlandsk
handel har till antagande rekommen-
derat f6rslaset ON att bygga en- bro Of
ver Missouri foden vid Yankton, S.
Oak.
En- Minnesotaman pa forslag.
Nasta fredag sammantriider skolsty-
relsen Aberdeen, S. Da, f0r att valja
en- superintendent for de allmanna
skolorna. Professor T. II. Roberts fran
Laverne, Mimi, tros sta platsen MIR.
mast.
Naturlig gas. Vid grifningen af
en- artesisk brunn i Edgely, N. d.,
har man patriitfat en- naturig gaskalla.
Det utstr0mmande vattnet ar sa miit-
tadt med gas, att det bUrjar brinna, da
en- tandsticka sattes till, och brinner
lagan med sadan kraft att den ;ir svar
att slacka.
Dodad afen hast En- 'cowboy"
vid namn Ole Olson blef orsdags
narheten af Hatch City, S. Dak., 81
lila skadad af en- hast, som f0ll Diver
honom, att Olson elter svara plagor
deraf lj0t d0den Olson kom till Cham
berlain f6r nagra manader sedan. Sam
ma hist har f0rut d6dat tva personer.
Regnmakarne ha b0rjat operera
S. Dakota. l trakten af Aberdeen
s0la dc pa ALA m0jliga sitt nit 0fver-
tyga farmarne ON deras f0rmaga att
skatfa regn, och manga tro dem. Det
iir belSlagligt att det fnnes sd manga
menniskor, hvilka hellre tro pa hum
bugen lin pa varningarne mot densam-
ma.
Minnie Olsons dod. Andra riit-
tegangen mot dr.. A. M. Fisher fran
Canton, S. Da., anklagad for att hafva
f0rorsakat miss Minnie Olsons d0d, b0r-
jade fOrliden onsdag Sioux Falls. Da
malet f6rsta gangen var fore, kunde
juryn icl1e komma 6fverens, men Fisher
har qvarhallits i fiingelset, da han var
of0rm0gen att skatfa bergen. Det tros
allmiint att Fisher kommer att ga fri.
Pa jagt efter ett ii ufband. Under
en- lAngre It'd har ett organiseradt tjuf-
band hems0kt S. Dakota och stuit en-
lnHngd kreatur, utan att det lyckats
attigripa nagon Of abandet.- 4 lorda::,,;-.
satte sig en- bevapnad styrka af ''de-
putty marshals" r0re lse fran Chamber
lain under f0rhoppning att imam mid
dagen haiva bandets ledaro arrestera-
de- da man nu kanner deras vistelse-
ort.
Twist ON ett barn. Mrs. L. G.
Hanson Huron, S. Da., stjufmoder till
Ed Hansons 5-iirige son, mrs. Went
worth, gossens moder och Hansons
friinskilda hustru, hafva en- It'd legat
| twist ON bemalte lille gosse, hvars fa-
der nu iir d0d. Mrs. Wentworth for
s0kto att blifva utnimd till barnets
f0rmyndare, medan stjufmodern vile
hafva gossens tartar, j. l.. Hanson, ut
mind F6rliden onsdag afgjorde do
marcn saken och insatto mr.. Hanson
s;isom f0rmyndare.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-05-30
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

0ut0IuOI ElO"Gf i Stduou I've"
York har den "a dennes vetobelagt
billen som f0rbjuder att frammande
landers aaggor IA hissas pa de altman
ma skolorna.
Citizens Elektriska belysnings-
bolag Brooklyn har erhallit en- rak-
ming pa So, 954 for det vatten, som det
.begagnat under 4 ar utan att hafva
vattenmatare. Den qvantitet vatten,
som f0rbrukats, beraknas till SO, $40, 900
gallons.
Brist pa stenkol Kolforradet
Sioux City, Iowa, ar nastan utt0mdt
och jernvagarne, som anlopa dit ha
endast en- veckas l6rrad. Priset pa
denna n6dvandigE +sartikel har derf0-
re hastigt stigit, sks~iyes derifr;an den
"a dennes
Aterburna medel. Kass0ren D..
A, Monfort for Notwithstanding
Chicago aterlevererade l6rdags till
statskass0ren SIS, 900, hvilka penningar
utgjorde 0lverskott af det anslag som
af legislaturen beviljats ar 1891 och
1893 till yerldsutstallningen.
Jordbafning. Iva TAFT pa hvar-
andra f6ljande jordskakningar l0rmark-
tes natten till den "a dennes pa atskil-
liga platser Illinois och Missouri.
Hvardera jordskakningen varade iva
sekunder och var den sa stark, att hui
sen qarrade pa sina grundvalar och
f6nsterrutor krossades.
Foreligger ett mord? Daniel
Thompson, en- 12-arig son till en- far
mare narheten af fMarshalltown, Iowa,
fans nyligen pa EFT akerfalt liggande
dod orsakad af ett b0sskott. Man miss.
tanker att gossen blifvit m6rdad, enar
en- b0ssa fans pa omkring so alnars af-
5tand derifran. Vederb0rande myndig-
heter CORA unders0kningar for att ia
reda pa mlrdaren.
Under lanadt MANN har en- ung
person vid namn Parry Nelson Du-
buque, Iowa, en- It'd upptradt. Han
har under namnct F. FL. Engelhof, som
ar handlande der staden, genom att
begagna dennes affarskort och cirkula-
rer tillnarrat sig fotografier och tailor,
hvilka han sedermera salt utan att lem
ma redovisning. Han arresterades den
% dennes och sager sig ha gjort omfat-
tlnde affarer.
Upprori kyrka. Sedan nagon It'd
tillbaka har ett spandt f6rhallande egt
rum mellan pastor Mazotos polska st.
Casimirs kyrkan i Freeland, Pa, och
hans mlingsmedlemmar. Da pa
storm s6ndags atf6ljd af en- polls
eskort skulle intrada kyrkan, blefyo
de 0fverfallna af en- uppretad menni-
skoskara, som s0kte hindra pastorn
tilltrade till kyrkan. En- strid uppstod
som slutade med att tva personer d0d-
ligt sarades och fere lindrigt skadades
af polisens vapen. Polischefen och en-
konstapel erh0llo skador genom stenar
som slungades mot dem.
Valdsbragd af strejkande. Ma
gra strejkande maleriarbetare Evan
stone, ILL.,, s0kte harom dagen tvinga 4
yrkeskamrater, som voro sysselsatte
med att lnala batklubbens hus, att upp-
.h0ra med arbetet. IRE af dem slutade
genast, men den fjerde, en- landsman
Peter Anderson, vagrade. De strej-
kande klattrade da upp pa taket, der
Anderson arbetade, och knuffade ned
honom pa marken, hvarefter de SPAR
kade och slogo honom till dess han
Ii - 10 III Il IL,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01

/ When Gov, Flower convened the law
yers IN New York City, the other day,
to ask them about the constitutionalitv
Of the new legislature, he showed a
great zeal for reform. He told the dis
tingUished gentlemen assembled at his
call that he had sent for them as repre-
sentativcs Of the 'infIences at work in
New York City for good government"
as Legislation the cause Is imperatively
needed" Among the measures which
deemed most necessary, he mentioned
"a reorganization of tire police depart
ment" and some change in the power
Of removal Of local officers, 50 that re-
sponsibility may be definately located
and the service Of bad officers promptly
dispensed with lie offered to call a
special session of the legislature, and
have these reforms inaugurated ont Of
hand, before the Christmas HOLIDAYS
The New York Evening Post treats
the reform prCtensIon of Senator Hills
mannikin governor with the derision
which they deserve, and calls attention
to the following awkward facts in Gov.
Flowers recent record:
only a few months ago the governor
vetoed a bill giving the next MAYOR of
the city the power to remove heads of
departments, vetoed also an appropria-
ton to delrav the expenses OF the Lex
ow inquiry, and vetoed also a ballot re-
form bill. 1t is not such a very long
time either since he appointed May
nard to the bench Of appeals-Ex-
change.
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silver in the Arts.

1t will surprise many readers to learn
that of the $9.0U.uDO Of silver used
annually in the arts in the United
States more than onc-fourth IS. 500. 900,
is manufactured into solid spoons and
forks. and that the proportion in for
vi-n countries is about the same In
Guiding these millions of dollars worth
Of the metal. about $j.ODD.unO are used
IL The silver smiths art: &2.JUn. 600 are
used for plated and silver ware. and
about S1.In.no are applied in den
t.Srly, Photography. surgery. etc These
figures are based upon the estimate
Of The president of the largest silver.
manufacturing company in this country
and are certainly IL" most accurate that
are ubtaiGahln And now. having Il fair
cStimat" II how much Of the precious
metal is used in the arts. and Of its
comparative general application. we
can more easily advance in the discus
sion of the probabilities Of how It's uses
can be extended in this direction.
Frank Les!ic's Weekly.
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Air is supplied to the fircroomS or
ocean steamships through a vcntilator
on deck, which is supposed to be turned
to face the direction Of the wind.
Sometimes this turning is neglected.
Then cnoucs 4 terrible state Of things
down below in the already oycrhcatcd
tireroom. Th" air becomes sitting, the
unfortunate St0kcrS g1Sping in vain
for a breath Of fresh air. The smell Of
the oil ard the ahominlhlc odor of the
hilge wafer are enough to knock out
the strongest man. No pen can de-
scribe the horrors of life in the fircroom
during these times. aud the wonder is
that scores OF the StollcrS do not droD
off instead Of the few that are reported
The coal tTimm"rS ana coal paSSerS are
lust aS badly off as the stollcrS. having
To breathe the poisonous atmosphere
Another thing which makes the life of
stoliCr a yc:y unhappy one is the fact
that the floor of the tircroom on which
he stands is always hot The nO0",
which is composed of steel plates re
tainS the heat. and, as Il consequence,
blStrrS the feet Of the StOkcrS VINO
can scarcely stand up ut times they are
50 much tortured III this rcSpcct.-Ncw
York Morning Journal.
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Dainty Souvenirs.

Pretty reminders of our summers va
cation may bc made i'll the following
manner: While in the field or woods
gather any pretty or oddly colored
leaves. cluster or so Of clover or
daisies. 4 fcw grasses or ferns. and Law
them smoothly between the leaves If a
book 70 press After YOU are IT home
gain take them OUT and flStnn with q
iitrlc macil1-e Ia Il square sheet Of
bristol board. Arrange them as artis-
tirally rs possible: then mark across
one corner the date when ana the place
where gathered, They can be framed
II n-2r little oak frame at trihinc
cost These make very pretty oIna-
m"uiS for your bedroom or library and
IRE pheasant reminders Of your sum
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AstonisheG SayaGcs.

The author of where Three En-.
pires Meet took some kafirs from their
desOlate inland home in the IIimaiayan
gOrges beyond the mountain ranges to
the more civilized south. Like most
savagcs, they looked with stupid in
difference at the nIrvelS about them,
and once only We're they excited 10y
an incident which opened their eyes
to what they considered an cXtraordI-
nary and unnatural state of things
They were descending Il road when
one of them Glanced to remark that he
was hungry, and the English "sahib"
bought him some food At Il way-SiIe
shop. The katir saw the money change
hands.
How is this:' he inquired in surprise.
DO you have to pay for food il this
country
Certainly"
What country cried the man,
in amazemcnt Then after bordering
a while he continued, doubtfuIly, Sup
pose a man had no money il this couu-
try; be might starvc,'
1T is quito possible"
The Ka1ir shook with uncomfortable
laughter. It was the best joke he had
ever heard. lie then explained The
riulculous system TO his companions,
and they r0ared in chorus.
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HIS BLUFF FAILED.
A Woman Who Was Not to Be Bull
Goxel OCt of Her Present


1t was late when Mr.. Blotbs got up
yesterday morning. and he hustled
around his room like wild man When
it came time to put on his trousers
he plunged into a wardrobe and pulled
down all the garments that were on the
hooks. Then he fell on his knees and
paved the pile over nervously. says the
Buffalo Express. lie handled every
garment twice, and did not find what he
wanted He swore three separate and
distinct oaths and then shouted Mary"
There was no reply. Hlobhs poked
his head out Of the door and yelled
again. Mary"
What is it. dear" asked some on"
at the rear end of the fiat.
come here, and grt Il move on. too"
Mrs. BlobbS came into the room. Her
face was flushed from breakfast prep
arations. and there was some SCOT on
her nose What do you WANT" she
asked.
"Whcrc's them gray pants Of minct
What gray pants"
Them gray ones that's been hanging
in that closet for two months"
aren't they i'll there"
NO. they amt i'll inrrr. Now, what
have YOU done with them:'
Were they gray, with little rcd
stripe in them
You know well enough that they
were. Don't stand there chewing about
them any longer. Where are they
Gray ones with rcd stripes unused
Mrs. RlobbS. I'm sure | don't know.
Oh, yes, | 90. too: | traded them off
to u man for a lovely kettle
You what" gl>pcd BIobhS.
Traded them for a kettle. You didn't
want them, did YOU:
Mr. BlObbS was 50 mad that h froth-
cd at the mouth He raycl and shout
ed around The room He kept this up
for ten minutes. Then he saw that
Mrs HlohbS Didn't care, and he tried
other tactics. I'm sorry YOU sold
them" he said, not because | needed
them especially, but because you did
yourself an injury.
How so:" asked Mrs BIobbs inter
C>.cdly.
WHY. / had so in one of the pock-
cts of those pants that WAS going to
Us" 10 get you Il birthday present next
week / kept it there 50 | would have
10 opportunity 10 spend it. Now, aren I
You sorry YOU sold the pants:'
"Oh | don't know, replied Mrs.
Dlolbs Swcrtly. for she saw through
the scheme Immediately. y on SEE" !
went through the pockets and found the
money. l went Shopping with II !esttF-
Jay"
DO YOU wonder that Blobbs could not
eat his breakfast?
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THEY NEVER SEE THE SUN.

English Working Girls Tired of
Life by the Time They Reach
Eighteen.
Rev. Stopford Brooks is doing his
best to raise support for the Womcn's
Trade Union League. an organization
which is intended to raise the status Of
the poorest class of women workers.
says the Pan Mall Budget. Speaking
en- the subject the other day, Mr.
Brooke said thousands of these poor
women We're living on the very verge
of starvation. their hours of labor pro
tractcd to the very last strain of the
Sclfcducation or for enjoyment, and
when, with throbbing eyes and shaking
hands and palsied brain, they staggered
into bed, it is only to sleep in I'M
healthy rooms sleep that does not
rest them. ana to rise day after day
for years and years to the same round
Of hopeless toll
The women to whom ne alluded
earned from -. to IS a week. while
those grade above them earned Us
for NOR" skilled work, each class labor
ing ten hours Il day.
or What use is my life? Why should
| - on livin-f' one Of these work =
a girl Of eighteen, said to him a few
days ago. Il can never rest, "an
never look upon green field. | AN
never see tie sun. l 70 to work at I,
sometimes at q o'clock hoping to -rt
away earlier. but Frequently l am OF
able to do 50. for orders come in late
and have To be attended to the same
night. To-day | was Mt work at :. and
| did not leave my place till 9. If |
did not stay my master would dismiss
me. or he would not help me in the
winter when work is slack and if | lose
my work | Starvc"
Asked about the official inspection of
work rooms. She replied that it was
generally known when the inspector
was coming, and anyhow they dare not
tetray the truth to him.
Nobody cares for us; we don't even
care for ourselves. All We want is a
mattress To lie on. crust To eat and a
dress 70 put on. I'm eighteen, and I'm
sick of it already"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
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ofthinos viii eventually make our ac-
commodatiou. for handling traffic at
tha head Of the lakes sufficient for all
purnoses. The IMPROVEMENTS on the
other giIc Of the NcmadT river have
baen mt in 70 add to.our facilities for
handling the traffic in this section.
"onr nroDo.ed merchandise dock at
,llore, INV vii necessarily h.. very
far,a ono bariu.t. Of future demands.
In connnction vim tine dock we shall
erect a large storage shed. | do not
know lust how soon We shall commence