Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-02
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| TIE tEh'IeEs'
The different colored churches held
regular services in the morning, Rev
Moses Chippsy. President OF the Middle
| district preaching NJ the African tInioD
on the west sids OF Fench street, in the
| morning. Behind this church In the
| grave yard was the tent or large shed with
It's wooden roof and pews partly from
| indoors aud pactly made Tor tno occasion.
| Here at 10 O'Clock in the morning Rev,
+ john N,cholns Of 81 Pusea's Ohurcn. Just
! b. You'd the ,'ity Init pleaca-d. 10 the
afternoon, Rsv. Bi i4uin Scot, OF
Newark preached at the A. IT, Church,
Rev. Henry NelsUl, Of Port Deposit at
| Elinn and Rev AbrHm George OF
hockessn, IN the tent. The last named
gentleman attracted considerable attention
by his earn stntss The point for which
he 7rtmed to b. striving WIS to impress
unou his hearers the power of God and to
do this he took mp story after
story trom tue Old Testament.
His style was very graphic aud exceed
inRly dramatic He referred to the King
deuiial throue' iu glowing terms, and
eulogizsd Moses IN bis original way.
After telling of the wonderful crossing of
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said; "My God I'm inst beninnin9 IN feel
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aud collection was taken up.
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A LITTLE DIsoRpBRLY.
The police found more work to do yes-
terday than at any preceding Big
/ Qaerlerly on yeeord. Mayor Almond was
I kept brGJ ard more money than usual
4 flowed into the city excheuler. During
1 the day ~ cases were tried few of the
defendants in which ha6. however. been
arrested the uig..t before. At least is per-
sons wer0 arrested during the afternoon,
several whites among them. Sergeant
Jones took in two of the latter at one
time, they having been circulating around
among the colorld people and irving 10
raise & disturbance
The most serious case during the day
occurred apout ) D III. Two negroes
became involved IN in quarrel at the
depot, in the course of which one struck
the othsr with a blackjack. A friend of
the assaulted uau, armed with a heavy
cane, pursued the ussailant U ho rau off rp
Trout street dropppg his hat and bundle
in his hurry. His pfopellors did not move
fast enough, however. for the ayangsr
caught him at Kug street and brought
down the cane with n whack that cut the
fugitive's neck and blacked ono of his
eyes beautifully. The lolice came hurry
ing up mud arrested sousesady who turned
ont to be the wrou., nan.
10 another case u white men came up 60
colcred nan nameG Frank McIntire and
asAed him what time the next train left.
The colored mar replied that he could not
md ont at the depot, upon which a fight
ensued and McIatire was arrested. AT the
hearing last night there was evi5ance to
the effect that the colured man struck the
first blow and fms and costs amounting
to something over Sc W., imposed upon
him. After the trial three or four of his
friends, vino caimed to have wit.
messed .ho aHtay came TO the
poiioe station ard asserted posi-
lively that the white man was the
assailant. The same story gns also cur.
rent III the crowd at .,r0ut nrd French
streets Just after .ne arrest was made.
These friend, OF MeIuiira wished TO have
the ceye reopened but 1,ayor Almond
declined to do this. telling them they
ought to have be, u present at the trial.
They then wished 70 take an nppenl
which the Mayog also declined 10 allow
saving that the courts woul5 not entertei,,
an appeal from his decision. nrd that he
hed sent two uppoals to New CASTLE, 10th
of which had been ignored Vho coiored
men then left, saving: wen let him stay
course Of d quartrr of IN hour and pnid
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