The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-08-14

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room and saw the two rascals still
holding Mrs. Hart Munell seized a
chair and began his work, and the
two white villains fed. If this had
been white woman and the two
men black, the Democratic press
would have been bowling yet.
We report
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
About half-past five P M. barouche
containing six young white roughs
drove up to the house of colored
family at the sand-pit, a colored COL
ony, and, alighting, began to break
the windows and force the doors that
the two defenseless women inside had
closed. The six devils entered and
commenced beating one of the wo-
men, the other escaping. She return
ed with a gun, at which the
scoundrels ran to the barouche
and made good their escape.
The women are respectable, and an
outraged public demand satisfaction.
They will get it-yes, in their minds.
''Whar wuz de police?" One came
after the outrage, and "thinks he will
be able to bring three of the offend
ers to justice" Colored men should
fight fire with fire. If we allow this
to be done once it will be done again.
THINGS TO TALK ABOUT.
The Knickerbocker club, a new So
cial organization of our foremost COL
ored men, gave moonlight picnic
and German at the salt wells Wednes-
day night. Everything was elegantly
arranged. Good music was furnished,
and delightful time was had. There
were several delegates present, and
about forty couples of Evansville's
ton were in attendance.
A.C. Horn blew in his weeks sal
airy while entertaining young lady
Sunday evening.
Is DIR. r. N. Watson married?
Miss Fannie White, a lovely young
Lady of Greensboro, is visiting Miss
Alice bailey.
Mr. James Ambrose says he heard
the chickens singing cam | Born to
Die?" The good men are coming.
Mr.. Coins, an old former resident
of this place, is back He has been
living in Daviess county about fifteen
years. He is II years of age, and
having lost his wife and daughter
lately, the old man got lonesome and
has come to his former home. He has
a son, Bryant Coins, on the police
force. -
Wherever you see Sam Johnson
look there for white sporting house
A young society man, in sending
his card for young lady, desired tc
"escort her to the picnic to be given
by the Negro club"
The White ribbon club of the A. M
E. church gave the pastor s22 Sunday
night.
The concert will be given Tuesday
night two weeks-we suppose Turner
Hall the place. 1t will be the event
of the season.
Viele Hall, formerly Catholic
church, is the headquarters of tn,
Young Mems Republican club. Thu
colored Baptist congregation worship
there on Sundays while their church
is building. The old church wall
have heard strange doctrines in thei
time; but their ears, If "walls hav,
ears, were never saluted before will
the free doctrine of Republicanisn
and regeneration. A man can hardly
tell what changes may occur in thi
life.
Miss Hattie G. Goodrich was in tn
city Sunday. She spends the remain
der of the summer with Mrs. Charle
Jackson, at Princeton.
Mr. Charles Jackson is here. III,
says that certain newspaper. maj
was compelled to sell his paper in or
der to get back home.
Nearly every man had Leader il
his pocket Saturday and Sunday.
William Marshall and /. Jones hat
such peculiar expression on theil
faces Tuesday that everyone was won
dering what had happened to then
Monday night. -
We were asked what Mr.. William
McCutcheon was doingwith that bun
die about 1 o'clock Tuesday morning
Mr. Aaron Flowers is the. gentle
man who will deliver and collect fol
the Leader for the Evansville Office
He obtained 81 names in one day.
The Leader is booming. You sen
to this city large bundle, and you
agent was compelled to telegraph fol
another two hundred. You sent wore
that your edition of 5000 was ex
hausted. This shows the worth of
paper. RIENzI.