Huntsville gazette., 1884-07-05
NEWS and SENTIMENT.
tFrom Colored Exchanges)


Ex.Congressman Lynch is said to be
worth $4,000
| Minister Langston has returned to Hayti.
| A Colored State Convention is spoken of
in Pennsylvania.
Colored New Workers have endorsed
Blaine and Logan.
Dennis Williams and Ed Lee of ILL.,, are
skilled crayon artists.
| Madame Rumor has ex-Congressman
Lynch engaged to Washington school
marm.
Richmond, Va, is preparing for COL
ored Industrial Fair this FALL
Miss Carrie T. Boyd recently graduated
from the Urbana, O., High School.
The cold nj. w. Grand Lodge A. F. & A
NJ. of Arkansas convenes at Hot Springs
July Is.
The colored Knights Of Pythias partic.
ipated in the 4th of July display at Green
vile, Miss.
Ex Cadet Whitaker lectured in Savan-
nah, Ca, June 3Oth, on American and
English Military tactics.
| State Senator Gales is O candidate for
Congress in the third Mississippi District
| The colored villagers of Norwich, N. Y,
are preparing to bring suit against the pro-
prietor Of roller skating rink there for
exclusion, in violation Of the state law.
The first issue of the Quarterly ReUie,o
edited by DR.. Tanner is announced to be
ready. Price, $l.50 per annnm.
A life OF the Rev. ''Sun-d Move" Jasper
of Richmond, Va, is announced to be in
press.
Blaine means business. Echo.
The Cleveland, O., Gazette wants dis
honest agents blacklisted.
There are 27 papers in Virginia support
ing Blaine and Logan. Bulletin.
Yet the race appears to be earnest in its
support Of the Republican ticket.-N. Y.
Globe.
How many colored men have been NOM
mated for any Office by the Democratic par
ty Birmingham Pilot
/ Colored men are less influential in Vir-
ginia than in any other Southern State
Richmond, (va) Planet.
Blaine, Logan and victory is perched on
the banner of the Republican party
Greenville (Miss) Republican.
We are winning on merit and grit, and
can laugh to scorn those whose hatred and
prejudice would vainly impede our pro
gress. -Bap't Pioneer.
Blaine and Logan, to our mind. are as
good candidates for the oolored men to
vote for as could have been put forward
Detroit Plaindealer.
The nomination of Major Calkins gives
general satisfaction here. Gen. Smalls says
"Major Calkins is an excellent gentleman
and an honest Republican" and expresses
the wish that he will be elected. Ind
World.
Archbishop Corrigan confirmed sixty
three colored neophytes in the church o.
St. Benedict the Moor. This is the coloreG
Catholic Church recently consecrated il
New York .-Ex.
We see that somebody has proposed tC
have colored peoples World Exposition
at Chicago in August of next year and that
Senator Blair has introduced bill asking
for an appropriation of half million dol
lars for the purpose. Peoples Advocate.
Mrs. Sarah Mabery, colored lady, was
elected from Q car on the East Tennessee
road because she insisted upon riding in q
first class car, because she had q frst-class
ticket, sued for damage. and on Saturday
was awarded S., 600. 0.-Montgomery Citizen.
j A colored man named Allen Butler was
firing cannon at North Vernon. Ind, eel
ebrating the nomination of Blaine and Lo-
gan. Unfortunately the cannon burst ard
Butler was instantly killed. His is said TO
be the FIRST blood shed in the presidential
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