Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-20
LOUISVILLE.
A Little Political Advice Re-
igiOus Matters-AbOut
Naughty People
Local Laconics.

ward to the election which is neal and
decide that he will see that his vote is
properly recorded for Harrison, Nor
ton and A. +. Wilson, the Republican
nominee for Congress from this district.
The fact that Aaron Kohn and Ex-chief
of police James Whallen seem to be the
leaders of the Democratic party, is
enough to prohibit the Colored men for
voting the Democrat ticket. Everybody
knows Aaron Kohn, and how he used
every means to criminate one of the
race, VIM. Patterson who was hanged
last June. He was untiring in his efforts,
and surrendered at last in having the
end he sought accomplished. Aaron
Kohn has lost his grip not only with
the Colored people but the best think
ing class and most influential white
people have lost confidence in him and
say they cannot be identified with such
man. Aaron Kohn wants to be re-
elected to the place Of Alderman for
the 4th ward which position he has held
for several years, but we are glad to
know that every Colored man in the
ward is acquainted with bis name and
shall do what they can to defeat him in
December.
AS we understand the pastors Of the
several churches will take hand in this
matter urging the voters of their church
to vote against such men as Aaron
Kohn and Whallen. The white
and Colored people alike, last August
served Aaron Kohn'a candidate under
the prosecuting attorney, and the
very happy defeat Of Kohn himself in
December will seem another for the
interest of the public and city of Louis
vile in putting down such men as
Kohn- We have had the word of some
of the leading white men of the city
that such men as Kohn who have done
so much to cover the dignity of our
city, would not receive their support
and they would do what they could to
defeat them and vote against Aaron
Kohn, Jim Whallen, and NOT law.
Mr.. Felix Johnson is better.
Mrs. S. 3. Johnson, of Cincinnati is in
the city. #s.t
Rev. E. H. Curry has returned from
st. Louis.
Rev. j. w. Washington, of Indian
apolis was in the city last week.
Letter carrier, Felix G.. Fowler who
sprained his ankle is out again.
The University Society met at Fifth
Ave. Church Wednesday evening.
Miss Hattie Starks passed through the
city this week enroute to Brandenburg.
Rev. T.. M. Haggard of Cincinnati will
lecture in Jackson street church Nom
day the 22nd inst
The Lords supper wars administered
at 18th street church last Sunday to a
very large number.
Mrs. Speed who died last Saturday
Monday at O'Clock pm.
Louisa Lewis, aged fifteen, died sud-
denly, from hemorrhage Saturday night
at ner home on Gallagher st.
Miss Josephene McElroy has re-
turned from two weeks visit to friends
in Springfield, KY, last Saturday.
Bring your job printing to the Louis
vile office Of the APPEAL, 312 w. Jeffer-
on st. Good work at reasonable rates
The funeral sermon Of Robert Lewis
was preached at Jacob street Taber-
nacle last Monday morning at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Visitors in Louisville cannot find a
better place to get good board than at
Mrs. Matilda Browns No. 500 West
Green street.
Mr.. Nelson Neal is not with D. p
Faulds as reported but is drumming for
Smith and Nixon, he left Tuesday for
the eastern part of the state.
The safe offs. P. Graham. the lumber
ealer at Eighth and Magazine streets,
was blown open Saturday night by a
Colored craftsman, but nothing was
stolen, as the robber wa, frightened
away.
A crowd Of 200 Colored people went
up the river in boat Saturday night te
attend speaking at Utica, Ind, and
had pretty lively time with tie
Hoosiers, several of them being struck
with powders.