Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-27
LOUISVILLE.
OOntz Shooters Arrested-Death
of an old Lady-BOught
a New Hall, ..-
Social Gossip.

The Colored cemetery has a Colored
sexton. a.... .s. .-...
| Rev: c. c. Bates returned home
yesterday. ....
Mr.. W. NJ. Walker spent several days
in the city. 4r5'..
Rev. Henry Campbell left for New
Castle Wednesday,. ~ a.:a.. II
Mr.. w. M. Compton has been in the
city visiting friends.
Miss Belle Jackson who has been
quite i'll is convalescent.
Mr.. John D. Starks, of Brandenburg,
was in the city last week.
Bishop W. H. Miles left last Tuesday
to hold an annual conference.
Zion Baptist church will have debt
paying rally next Sunday. -z ~.
Mrs. William Bennett left Saturday
for Frankfort on visit to her mother.
Miss Ella Washington is serving as
organist at Hampton, St. Baptist church.
Rev S. Crutcher has returned to
Harrodsburg, after a short stay in the
city.
Prof. S. F. earle, of New York gave a
reading entertainment at Jacob street
tabernacle last Tuesday.
The Colored Y. M. C. A. held inter
esting song and Gospel services at Quinn
Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Miss Henrietta Beauchamp teacher
in the Eastern school has BEEN quite
i'll fol two weeks with typhoid fever.
Bring your job printing to the Louis
vile office of the APPEAL, 3l2 W. Jeffer-
on st. Good work at reasonable rates
Miss Mary Jones, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for several weeks
returned to Atchinson, Kansas last We'd
nesday.
Visitors in Louisville cannot find a
better place to get good board than at
Mrs. Matilda Browns No. 500 West
Green street.
Chas. Hundley, Colored, who was
wanted on the charge of assaulting last
July Hattie Arnett, ten years Of age
was arrested Monday.
Henry Johnson, coal cart driver
took shovel and struck his mule cut.
ting one of it's eyes out last Saturday
He was arrested for his cruelty.
Mrs. Matilda Patterson, Colored
woman who claimed to be 100 years
ofage, died at her home on Ohio Ave..
Jeffersonville, Sunday of general debil.
ity. .....
George Richardson and Moses Tucker
quarreled about woman last Saturday
night. Tucker drew a gun, the woman
rushed in to prevent blood she'd and
succeeded in having Tucker shoot him
selfin the left leg. -.. .. IL.
VIM. Shark, Horace Edwards, Chas
Porter, John Wells and John Walker
all Colored "oontz' shooters of loca
fame, were participating in their usua
Sunday game at First and Green streets
Sunday, when they were arrested.
Henry Creig and Thomas simms, two
Colored sports, got into fight at Eighth
street and Congress alley, Saturday
over gold-headed cane. Blows were
exchanged, when Simms drew knife
and rushed at Creig. The latter ran in
to his house, procured revolver, anc
returned, At this moment Sergeant
Strohman passed along and arrested
both parties. They were bailed out.
/ The Independent Sons and Daughter!
of Honor have bought house and lo
4 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, which they will use as hodge
| hall. The Offices to have charge of the
new building were elected last week a.
j follows: d. l.. knight, Manager; Mis-
Fannie Terrence, Secretary; Georg.
Il Buckner, Treasurer; Andrew Smith
i Pilot, and J. S. Stapleton. Chaplain.