The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-28
MULTUM IN PARY0,
News Pertaining to the Colored
reOpie OF the Land of the Free
and Home of the. Brave.
gathered From Everywhere.

"A Colored Republican club Of 4Ga
members has teen organized at Green
vile, Ala.
At Cincinnati Chas Shafer, Colored
barber, was fined So and costs for shaw
Ing man last Sunday.
Among the counterfeiters captured at
springfield, ILL.,, Monday was Colored
man Haywood Randall.
John Brown, Colored, of Macon
county. Georgia, in few days caught
5o4 rats in pot of water.
Mr.. L. G. Jordan, the "Texas cyelone,'
made two speeches in favor of probibi-
ton at the Canton, Is. d. fair last week.
Ex-senator B. K. Bruce delivered an
address at the Emancipation celebra-
tlon at Henderson, KY, Monday after
noon.
John P. Parker, Colored, proprietor
OF the Phenlx foundry at Ripley, Ohio,
was fatally stabbed Monday by William
Fry, an employee.
A drunken Colored man ran into a
mousse at Charlotte, N. c., Sunday. and
without ovocation, proceeded to cut
up two Colored women, one of whom
will die.
Inc man-ot-war Ossipee has sailed for
Norfolk where she will repair and coal
and then sail for Hayti with Fred Doug.
lass, the new minister to that country.
on board.
Mrs. Hiram Smell, of Malad, Idaho,
has given birth to sixtets three bows
and three girls. They weighed eight
pounds altogether. All are bright and
hearty, and promise to live.
Rev. Rowe, Of Charleston, S. c.. the
Colored preacher who was elected from
first class passenger car, has issued q
circular appealing for funds t. sue the
railroad in the United States Court,
At Atlanta, Ga, Tuesday night Earn
est Willingham, the Colored pugilist,
WAS killed by blow from the fist ofTom
Branch. The men were spa,ring, when
Branch knocked Willingham out, break
ing his neck.
Although Harvard has fewer repre-
sentatlyes among the hotels in the
White Mountains than other colleges,
yet graduate of the present year has
served as an elevator guide in one of
the largest of them during the past sum.
mer. He is CoIored, and in addition to
his work at the hotel has given readings
at neighboring houses.
A Colored man named Egan appeared
in Mr.. Frambrough's yard in Rutledge.
ia. He was suspicious character and
was ordered to leave. Instead of leay-
ing, the Colored man drew a pistol and
fired, The ball took effect in Mr. Franz
brough's bowels, and resulted in his
death before doctor could arrive. The
Colored man fled.
The perified body of a woman was I'M
earthed in the cellar of the old African
Methodist Church, Sixth and Lombard
streets, Philadelphia, by workmen who
are tearing down the building. The
body was in coffin, which was inclosed
in lead-lined box. It is in 6 perfect
state OF preservation, and is supposed to
bave been buried over hundred vears
John Browns "fort" at Harper's
Ferry, the old engine house, used as a
citadel by the great anti-slavery leader
and his followers thirty years ago as
place Of refuge from the soldiers and
citizens surrounding them, is to be de-
demolished, and will disappear forever
unless the rumor that it has been pur-
chased for removal to Philadelphia
should be true. The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company has determined upon
a change in its main line at this place.
the new survey running directly through
the old engine house.
Conformity with the Shah of Persia. q
petty African king and his august wife
came all the way from their principalitv
to Paris. Dinah- Salifoo is tall, hand
some man from Senegal, gay, hearty
fellow, delighted with everything and
letting every body see it by smile which
discloses his white teeth. The Shah
and he fraternized amicably on meeting,
and exchanged presents, just as takes
place at Homer. Dinah-Salifoo is now
on his way home, and he takes back
with him to Senegal set of things
which will cause some sensation there,
the gem of his wonderful collection
being, according to bis sable majesty, a
big bras bedstead, bright as gold, pre-
sented to him by M. Carnot.