Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-07
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
The Barretts to hang next week.
Good words for Harrison
and Morton.
All Sorts from the Flour city.
Go to Mrs. Geo. Williams for your

Go to Mrs. Geo. Williams for your
meals.
| The contractors for the St. Peter A,
M. p. church are doing rapid work.
St. Anthony lodge will give public
installation on or about the 10Th of
July.
Mr.. Emory Mitchell left for Montana
on Tuesday, where he will remain until
about the middle of November.
Mr.. Joe Matthews left Tuesday even
ing for Chicago, from there he goes to
Grand Rapids, Mich, he expects to re-
turn in about two weeks.
Mr.. L. H. Hurd left for Chicago
Thursday evening on visit, he leaves
| there for Louisville, his old home from
there to New York and return.
Timothy and Pete Barrett will hang
next week. Notwithstanding the time
grows apace when justice shall be meted.
they effect the same nonchalence that
has characterized the m since their cap
ture. Ill
The picnic given by Messrs. George
Williams and R. ,Burk Thursday June
2sth was quite largely attended, and
was most enjoyable occasion. They
remained until late hour. Dancing
and boat riding were the principal en-
joyments.
Don't use the many mixtures and
messes that are being sold as chewing
gums and think one as good as another.
Colgan's Tafy-Tolu is made of pure
native gums and is endorsed by the
best chemists and physicians in the
land. 1t is absolutely pure and harm
less. s...s ..t.
The case against Caesar Warren came
up Monday, owing to the disagreement
OF the jury, he was placed under $3.50
bonds and the case was continued. The
story is little white girl about II years
old, called Warren a niger" After
wards when passing the house. He
(Warren) threw brick in the window
striking her in the face.
The Republican party have wisely Sc
lected their standard bearers. The
names of Harrison and Morton sends
a thrill of electric satisfaction through
out the country, animates q nation with
hope, and assures the party of victory.
The political "dry bones'' are rafting
togather. The party is quickened and
is prepared to enter the campaign with
unprecedented zeal and energy. The
Colored people also are arming for ac-
tive service. Let the good people of
Minneapolis arise to duty, organize
their armies and march forth to do duty
to their countay service to their party
and honor to themselves.
We were glad to see number of COL
ored citizens at the ratification meeting
held in Harmonic hall Moday evening
by the several Republican clubs of the
city. And especially, as per agreement,
Rev. Reynolds advanced to the front of
the platform amid long and feeling ap-
plause. He was as usual, precise and
eloquent. After praising the party for
its good judgment in selecting Harrison
and Morton.as standard bearers of the
party, he reviewed the differences be-
tween the platforms of the two parties
in very clever manner and alluded to
the political outrages of the South in
which the Colored people were the
sufferers in a way which left it's impress
sion on the audience. Col. Plnmmer,
of Dakota, and Hon. Mahlon Chauce, of
New York, We're present; both made
rousing speeches in behalf of the party
platform, and scored on every side the
Mills bill and it's free trade advocates.
The meeting closed with three cheers
for the Republican ticket.