Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-07
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|sA RdsnBc .sbles Colored w oman
Lured tOaLonely Spot by3a
white Monster in Human
Form and BrlltalIy
Outraged.
Where is Judge Lynch Now
One seldom picks up q daily paper but
he sees an account of the lynching of som
sColored man ccused Of committing rape
on some white female somewhere in the
South. These stories are, of such FREE
squent occurrence that we were inclined
to believe that rapes we're seldom com
mited any where else than lin the
South, and that all rapists were black
and their victims white, but such
proved to not be the fact, as a most
diabolical, fendish outrage was COM
mited on Colored womans.in this
city Tuesday evening, by man with
white skip but with q heart tblacker
with crime than gyptian darkness.
Mrs. Julia Payne, handsome Col
ored woman, came to this city from
Marshall, Texas, about three weeks.
ago, and stopped with Mrs. Emma
Glover, at the corner of Sixth and Rob
ert. She was anxious to get work and
had an advertisement for situation
placed in the Globe, Tuesday morning
a fend in human form saw and ans
Wered it. He was extremely polite and
affable, SO Mrs. Glover told the APPEAL
representative nesday morning,
and had. the air ola gentleman. He
persuaded the poor victim to accomp-
any him to his home, but instead Of
taking her there where she hoped to
make an honest living, he lured her
across the river to 4 lonely spot near
Mohawk avenue and when she became.
alarmed knocked her down and after
severe struggle succeeded in outraging
her. He is man Of nearly two hundred
pounds weight while she will scarcely
weigh one hundred pounds. She is
very high spirited and fought like a
tiger but being sick and weak could not
Withstand the big burly brute. Her
face and throat are badly bruised and
she received severe internal injuries by
the brute pressing his knee in her side
while endeavoring to overcome her.
After accomplishing his deyilish work,
the internal scoundrel left his victim II
a semi unconscious state and fed.
As soon as she was sufficiently recov-
cred to walk, she went to house in the
neigh borhood and was directed to the
cars, and came to her boarding house
more dead than alive. She received
the necessary medical attention but is
in precarious situation.
Atthis writing the ell-hound has not
been apprehended though the case is
fully known to the authorities. The
Colored people Of Minnesota, and every
where else as a rule, are inoffensiye law
abiding citizens and do not believe in
lynch law, but if there ever was case
that would justify the administe ring of it
this is one, We, however do not adj
yocate any such proceedings as there is
justice for all classes ofcitizens in this
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STATE. " g, however, snould g each and
every one use our utmost endeaVors TO
en- : i a.s auu e : s''ss.
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man With two children M e. : .on ,
fessed his or, me- AMI haan .hala i, e1snno
bond for trial Saturday morning,
LATEST AS We 60 to press we learn
that Mrs. Payne is ina dying condi-
ton,
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