Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-01
LOUISVILLE.
Died From Lack of Attention
Gambler Locked up-Lov-
ers Fight.
Teachers Appointed.

Mrs. ]. 3. Johnson of Cincinnati, is
in the city,.
Miss Estella PARROT is visiting friends
at Springfield, Ky.
Miss Luella Washington, of Indianap-
oils is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Josie Vandyke has returned to
the city from four weeks vacation.
Prof. J. r. Cummings Cornet band left
Tuesday to play for the Colored fair at
Danville, KY.
Miss Josephine McElroy having spent
II weeks in the country is again in the
city looking much refreshed.
Mr.. Richard Bright leaves the 18th OF
this month for New York to enter Col
lege to prepare for the Presbyterian
ministry.
Bishop I. 81. Lenox, of North Carroll
ma, IS in the city. He will preside over
the Annual Conference of the A. M. =.
q. Church which opens in Jacob Street
Tabernacle on the 5tll inst.
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Stephen Berry, Colored soontz''
throWer Of local fame, was caught play
ing his favorite game Tuesday, by officers
Mann and Bease, and locked up on a
charge of disorderly conduct.
John Williams, Colored was arrested
Monday night by officers Delaney, and
Reedy, charged WITH burglary. 1t is al
legged that he wentinto Alice Hills Col
ored house Of prostitution on Grayson
street, between Eighth and Ninth, and
stole large mirror.
George Jenkens, the Colored man
who had bis arm crushed by train on
the j., M. & |. railroad at Fourteenth
and Rowan SITS. Saturday night, was suf-
fcring intense pain at the City Hospital,
Monday, where he was taken, and it
will be necessary to amputate the arm.
Coroner Miller was called to No. lis
Linden Square Monday evening to hold
an inquest on the body of Media Moore
Colored, thirty-two years of age, who
died there without medical attention,
An investigation showed that typhoid
fever, neglected, had caused death, and
a verdict to that effect was returned.
Laura Williams, and Chas. Weathers,
two Colored residents of the "chute,o
had fight last night about,a trivial love
affair, and Laura was the recipient of a
black eye and swelled head, all from
Charley's fist. Weathers knocked the
woman down and would have made short
work Of her but for the interference Of
friends.
The followingis a list of teachers in the
Colored public schools for the ensuing
school year:
Fulton street-Principal, Mrs. j. A..
Arthur; assistant, Geo. w. Talbot.
Main street-Principal, S. B. Taylor;
assistant, L. S. Morris, R. @. Smith, G.,
NJ. Miller, i. f. Jordan, Il. j. Alexan-
der, ]. Vandyke, A. Silkman, w. H.
Geodall.
Eastern Principal, w. H. Perry; az
sistant, A. NJ. Dunlap, NJ. L. Mead, s.
%. Bell, n. L. Frye, s. B. Alexander, R.
]. Davis, 81. NJ. Beauchamp, c. G. Dun
can, J. M. Nick n3ey, Matte E. Fowies,
and L. M. Gibson.
Central Principal, ]. w. Maxwell,
III. School Department., G. w. Houser
and James 3. Simpson; intermediate
Department, V. M. Burks, w. P. Annis,
g. G. Moore, M. R. Jackson; Primary
Department., n. B. Hickman, M. S.
Spradling, M. Y. Webster, A. E. ].
Meaux, J.. ID. G. Brown.
Western Principal, w. T. Peyton; as
sistants, Maria F. Cox, Lizzie S.. zPatter-
son, Mamie Il. Sublett, I.ucie N. Duyalle.
Lille 3 Prather, J.. ]. Mckinley, Mary
y. Robinson, Anna NJ. Bowman, S. Ger
tie Hutchinson, Arena T. Brown, Mary
"A. Johnson, Estella B. Jones. Sammie
G. Murfree, Nellie Jones, Addie B.
Worthington, Mary Fitzbutler, Prima
Fitzbutlcr, Maria G. Henry, Helen p.
Duyal.
Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. M. p. Pew
ton, assistant, Halle b. Ward.
California Principal, W. l.. Gibson,
assistants, Z. Z. Lane, K. w. Jordon,
M. G. Ferguson.