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The state herald., 1890-04-18

TnE duke OF Orleans when hc left
.hc Paris conciergeric turned 10 the
governor OF tina, institution aud said;
'Monseur. although | am prisoner |
shall all my life remember my stny
hero and tho attention shown mo
Come, shake hands" What royal
sondesccnsion! But the duke Is pro-
grcssivc. There was tlmo when n
pro,endor to u throne would have told
his jailcr TO bond the knee.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

SECRETARY BLAINE says the acqulsi.
lion OF Mexican territory is directly
opposed to tho spirit OF tho Mexican
constitution and the sentiment OF tho
Mexican people, aud that amy effort to
bring II about would result in the ln.
svitablc overthrow OF the ruling party
N that country. The United States,
he says. Is therefore bound Ia honor
not 10 attempt TO obtain tho cosslon OF
Mexican territory.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

A BERLIN correspondent says that
Emperor William is delighted with the
readiness with which the powers, es-
pccially France, have accepted his
invitation To tho labor conference and
that nothing will be left undonc to i'm
press upon the delegates his apprecia-
tion OF the compliments thus paid him
The state herald., 1890-04-18

In Siam you can get good board for
10 cents week, and this includes
washing, the use OF two servants TO
run errands, tickets 10 shows, three
'haves and all the cigars you can
smoke. But the 40 cents week, ah,
there's the rub.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

The Pan American Congress favors
The construction ola north and south
continental railroad TO connect the NIT
lions represented in congress. They
suggest the appointment OF an inter-
national commission of engineers TO
make surveys, and report estimated
costs OF such road.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

THERE are still seven outstanding
territories TO be admitted 10 the
Union when come the proper times
respectfully for giving them statehood
privileges. They arc Idaho, Wyo-
ming. Arizona. New Mexico. Utah In.
dian Territory and Alaska. Idaho
and Wyoming are about ready to come
in. and may be admitted soon.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

PAnriEs claiming TO speak for Chi.
sago are busy soliciting Congress for u
Worlds fair appropriation. while the
Inter Ocean and other papers also
claiming 10 spc k for Chicago are
busy assuring the pablic that the city
ioesn't ask amy appropriation for that
purpose. Are there two land syndi-
,a,es each calling Itself Chicago or is
there only one syndicate with two sets
of attorneys.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

MARY BELLE TARDY is suing DR..
Maurice b. Early at New York to re-
,over damages for breach OF promise
of marriage. This is evidently u tardy
attempt to recover AN early opportuni-
~. 1t isn't her fault that she's Tardy;
she tried TO be Early.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

TnE discovery OF gold In recent
metcoric stone suggest, soma very in
teresling queries. 1t is commonly be.
lleved that meteors arc fragments OF
other worlds accidentally thrown out
side their usual orbit into that OF the
earth. The question is whether this
gold where /, originated was the cause
of Ms much strife and contention MS
|, has for ages been on this planet
The state herald., 1890-04-18

HENRY WILLARD has great scheme
for uniting the Twin cities in the bond
Of electricity generated BY the Falls OF
St Anthony. II he succeeds tho skep-
tic will no longer doub: that electricity
is the miracle worker OF the age.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

THERE is good methodist in Con-
necticut according TO IL religious
periodical. who boxes the compass
svery time he writes his full name aud
address. He is Crandall , j. North.
New York East Conference, % West
avenue. South Norwalk. Conn.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

IT is not generally known that the
famous Smithsonian institution nt
Washington owes its existence TO an
Englishman. james Smithson. who
half century ago bequeataed mil
lion dollars 10 the government for lis
establishment the only direct bequest
ever made TO the government. John
Bull has his generous and clever
mnols
The state herald., 1890-04-18

The hen Of the United States was
worth to this country on her own per-
sonal account last year 5000, 900, 900,
according to the bureau OF Industrial
statistics
The state herald., 1890-04-18

JACK. the Ripper, is as good ut tho
art of concealment as Sico:t. lie is
still NJ large and the London police
nre still in pursuit, II bewilderm ent
can be said to be pursuit.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

GENERAL HOWARD is OF tho same
opinion as General Crook. that the
Apaches are good. docile people and
should be sent back to Arizona.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Ravsgcs Of Field Mice.

NEw YonK. April o.-Accortllng TO
u cable dispatch terrible plague has
swept over large portion Of Southern
Russia. Millions Of Held mIce ovcrrun
those provinces aud urc passing north
ward. They have ruined cultivated ncldA,
complcily ru,tcd granarics and wheat
stacks, and killed md eaten several
hundred dogs. They swim rivers aud
climb mountaios, and there seems TO bc no
way either Of cstorminntng them or nr-
resting their progress.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

Two ironclad frigates aro to be
built in England for the Russian fleet
In the Baltic.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

THE Canadian parliament voted to
postpone iodefinitely the liberal alien
labor bill.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

TUthI .:..,t..........,..t VI vi ,3I' 81
We received very ablo assistance In our
work from Mr.. Hudston Of the Denver
National Bank, also from MIR. II. NJ. Otis
OF the First National Bank, and found that
the books were kept In M accurate, intclli-
gent manner
Brisbane, the treasurer, and to Mr.. l.. &.
Tracey, his deputy. for the assistance
which they rendered us nnd for the man
ner In which the books, papers and vouch-
ors Were furnished us.
Very respectfully
q. T.. Ross LEwIS,
4. ID. QriNriN,
EDWARD S. IHi-Ii.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

Miss uushloro- How icrluring, how fca,
fll the thought must be for q great singer
70 know she has lost her volcoi Mr.
l'raclerc It's much morc lortlrlnR whom
she doesn't know H.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

A lndy nj Huron. $. D., In applying
for tho position Of street commissioner
made the following promises ~ Will
promise, II appointed, to usc no Inioslcat
ing li1uora during my term Of onicc. I
will allow no onployc under my charge 10
spend his tlmo In saloons playing "sinch"
al the public expense. Will account
strictly for nil water taxes or other moneys
collected by mo will acc TO II that ali
street crossings arc kept In repair nnd
cleaned OF snow or mud, win ,rca, nli
patrons Of tho water department with civ
ilty and IN a courteous manner, aud l VIII
hll the oiiicc TO the bcst Of my ubll,y.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Duel With n Burglar.

DIS MoiSns. Iown, April 9.-Gcorgo
u. Grimes, u well known merchant and
business mnn, had n thrilling experience
with burglar this morning, Mr.. Grimes
aud wife were awakened about . o'clock
this morning by tho screaming Of tho ser
want girl. Taking his revolver Grimes
went up stairs 10 look for the intruder. i,nd
standing at the top OF tho stairs Mrs.
Grimes, who had appeared behind her hus
band with lighted lamp, was told To "pu,
out that lamp aud then began firing with
his revolver Mr.. Grimes returning the
Hire. Several shots were fired. one Of
which took crcc, In tho merchant. check
near the eye, and II ls thought he Is dan.
ecrously hurt. Tho burglar got away. but
was traced from blood prints for nearly
half mile, and when locp,cd, waa In tho
cellar Of a private residence lie is thought
To DO fatally Injured, being shot through
the right side, lie gave the name " James
,uan. Ia about ,hlr'y.ii i've years Of ngc ,nnd
claims MINNEAPOLIS ns hi. homo,
The state herald., 1890-04-18

Did you ever stop to consider that n
person born in Canada is an American.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
Pilgrim Baptist Church

IAEr1In bapC1SC CnurCh.
The day dawns, darkness hastens to it's
place, winter is taken to it's sell wings
and will soon be gone. Spring has really
come, each may sing to the Glory of
God. A day of especial blessedness to
us was last Sunday. The usual large at
tendance, with the power of the Lord
present to heal. The Sunday school is
coming right along. The teachers Insti-
tute that met with us last Sunday was
grand luccess, we had our eyes opened
to many important things in Sunday
school work and received much help
We are to have normal class which will
meet every Wednesday evening" Come
and see what it is. There we're 1lO
members present at communion. Ea-
ster services will be held at $3.50 P. M.
nothing will be ommitted that may add
to the service. There will be the word
TO enrich the heart, melody to charm
the ear, and beauty to delight the eye.
Services for the week, sisters prayer
meeting at P. M. Wednesday, normal
ulass of the Sunday school Wednesday
evening, at z, prayer meeting Friday
evening. The Sunday school makes its
special contribution for singing books,
on the 9th. insi. The church rally is on
the 18th. get ready and be ready. We
want this TO be test of our loyalty.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
Cincinnati. Ohio.

Mr.. T. Ward expect to resign his place
in the city stables this week.
Mrs. Rice the popular head of the
Julia Rice Club, has moved to Court
street near Linn.
The knights of Pythias turned out in
full uniform to bury deceased brother
named Josephs whose funeral was at
Union Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Union Baptist church has appointed
Mrs. Jennie Watson and others to SUI
perintend the decoration of the church
for Easter and with such artists the
floral display will no doubt be quite in
accordance with the day.
William Golden, man employed at
w. NJ. Findley's barber shop, No. 112
West Sixth street, came near ending his
life last week bv swallowing cup of I've
through mistake. Golden makes his
home over the barber shop, and enc
night last week he went into his room
to get q drink. The place was dark and
he picked up cup containing concen-
trated I've, Filling it with water Golden
drank the stuff and did not discover his
mistake until the I've began to turn his
He aroused the inmates of
the house. They advised him to 20 TO
the Hospital, but be refused. He will
recover.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
STANLEY

Attributes his success in exploration
to following the banks of streams, avoid
ing the hot and dusty plains. Profit by
this, and when you 90 East or South,
take 1.-The Burlington" which follows
the east bank Of the Mississippi for $50
miles. Its time and accommodations,
and the scenery, are unsurpassed. The
Scenic Mississippi Daylight Express
leaves Minneapolis 7:1O A. NJ, St. Paul
$3.50, arriving at Chicago same evening
and St. Louis next afternoon, making
close eastern and southern connections
in both cities. 1.-The Burlington Vesti-
buled'' train was made by the Pullman
Company, and is conc eded to be the in
est and fastest train west OF Chicago. It
now makes the run 432 miles from st.
Paul to Chicago in l33 hours. Ask your
agent for tickets over The Burlington
and take no other line Sleeping car
can be secured in adj
vance. Information cheerfully furnish
ed by loca: agents, or address w. j. C.
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent c., B. & N
r. R., st, Paul, Mimi.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
Bou ell Brothers.

One of the most wide awake enter
prlsing business firms of Minneapolis is
Boutell Brothers the furniture dealers.
They formerly had one store on Nicol-
let avenue, and one on Washington
avenue South, but when the Big Boston
decided to quit business at the magnifi-
cent store corner Of Washington and
Second avenues South, the Bouten
Brothers secured possession and thew
have consolidated their former stores
into one grand establishment which.
when their arrangements are completed.
will be the largest and best establish
.ment in their line in the Northwest.
These gentlemen have won the esteem
and friendship of all their patrons bv
their uniform courtesy and fair dealing.
They have shown emphatically that
they desire the custom of the Colored
people; as, for the past three years.
they have used the advertising columns
of The APPEAL. This fact alone should
have induced many to give them their
trade, but coupled with the fact that one
may get as good goods for as little money
and on the most favorable terms, there
is no reason why all who wish any thing
in their line, should not patronize them.
Remember when you wish any thing in
the furniture or house furnishing line to
Call on Boutell Brothers cor. of Wash.
ingtOn and Second avenue Sonth. hefora
making purchases elsewhere.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
MINNIE POLLS.

Go to Johnson's Restaurant and Lunch
rooms 500 4th street South and get the
best dinner for twenty-five cents in the
city. HIS long experience in hotels and
restaurants has given him knowledge
equaled by few and surpassed by none.
Mr. &C. Hopewell who formerly was
proprietor of the Billiard and Pool Pal
ace at No So E. 9Th. street st. Paul has
opened similar place here at No 2l8
Washington avenue =. No intoxicating
drinks are sold on the premises and
this wiilin all probability be the popu-
lar resort Of the young gentlemen of the
city.
Minneapolis April 3rd. 1901 here
by announce that owing to recent
created by DIR. Davis and few
members of Mt Zion B p
list church that there will no dedication
Of the church on April 9Th. as given out
by usurper Davis, nor until further notice
F. LoM4cK,
Pastor OF Zion Baptist Church.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05

The Wabash railroad company has
found that young men who have COM
pleted the English branches OF study
learn skilled work more readily than
they who have not, and therefore the
company has issued positive orders that
no boy or young man shall be employed
in any Of its shops for the purpose of
learning any trade or skilled work un-
less he can produce school certificate
stating he has completed the studies of
the second grammer department. This
deserves the serious attention of our
young people. 1t is perhaps another
proof that education is probable in every
W y. The educated man makes q bet.
ter farmer, better mechanic, better COM
mon laborer even, than the uneducated.
Here is one Of the great business COM
panies of the country which has found
out that it is waste of labor to attempt
to teach a trade to boy who knows
nothing of books.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
CHRONOLOGICAL LECTURE.
How to Read Character.

Law" W 1O0ttu OAldEtCGPT.
The trustees of Pilgrim baptist Church
have secured the services of Prof. G.
NJ orris graduate of Fowler & Wells In.
stitute. New York who will lecture at
the church next Thursday evening at
8 O'Clock, the entire proceeds for the
benefit of the church. This lecture will
be not only entertaining but highly in.
structive and beneficial and should be
attended by every intelligent person
who can possibly be present. TIE top
les will be: How to Read Character;
Choice of Pursuits, or What can I do
Best; Temperament rs affecting Happi-
ness; Who may and who may not Marry
and live Happily together in welded
Life; Training OF Children, etc. During
the lecture free public examinations
will be made of persons selected from
the audience. At the close of the lee
ture others wishing examinations will
be charged Is cents. The admission to
the lecture Is ten cents. This is an OPP
portunity which everybody should take
advantage of.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
ST LOUIS.
Miss Mollie West died Friday night.

Miss Mollie West died Friday night.
Miss L. A. James of Cincinnati is in
the city.
Miss Eliza J. Lewis of Detroit is visit
ing friends in this city.
The Catholic Knights will give a grand
ball and concert Easter Monday.
DO YOU borrow The APPEAL, or, do
you snhscribe for and pay for it?
Mr.. E. c. Wood the popular porter at
the Union Depot is making many friends
by his courteous and gentle,nanly de-
meanor.
W. H. Farmer, Counselor and Attor-
ney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery.
will practice in all courts. Office, I'LL
Clark ave. -
First class job printing of all kinds
done at THE APPEAL office No. 1902
Franklin avenue. Rates reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Misses Edith Mordecai and Estella
Hickman leave tomorrow for Chicago
to attend the party to be given by the
Lotus Club Monday evening.
The APPEAL 1s on sale every week at
John Pages 7C5 N. 18th street, Hulet
Ki1.patrick's l4l0 Morgan street, and 1t
he st. Louis Office 1902 Franklin ave.
Mrs. Carrie Helms. second assistant
at No. 7 School was promoted to first as
sistant and transferred to No. 4 School.
Her promotion was not from third to
second assistant as stated in these COL
umns in recent Issue.
Mr.. Peter H. Clark lectured at the Y.
M. c. A. Friday night. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Scott.
Mrs. S. D. Brown, Mrs. Nellie Gibson.
Miss Nellie Wilkinson; Messrs. H. Inee.
d.. Gordon. R Byron, j. Vashon, C.
Harrison, R. Smith and others.
Subscribers who wish to receive tho
paper regularly should notify US when
they move. Send postal card to THE
APPEAL, 1926 Dearborn street, Chicago.
giving full name. and both old and new
addresses.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
An All-Year.ROund Resort.

SPRING. is upon US, and as usual after
the close confinement of winter the
weary rain-worker begins to feel the
need Of tonic. Take our advice:
Throw physic to the dogs" and take a
trip to Hot Springs, Arkansas. The
Wabash Railroad is the direct line to
this fashionable health and pleasure re-
sort of the West. Only one change Of
cars which occurs in Union Depot at St.
Louis. Elegant compartment sleepers
and free chair cars to that point. Berths
reserved through to Hot Springs. Write
for rates and descriptive pamphlets.
Ticket Office, 100 Clark street, Chicago
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05

fine education, an author, a D. D., and q
man of much greater national reputation
than Hawthorne ever will enjoy. The
hypocritical plea that such men as he
threatened larson and assassination" is
the mere vaporing of brain minus hip
popotamus major, and has been denied
by the men themselves. If everybody
in the world were of the size of Haw-
thorne. the three Negroes would be
giants, ex necessitate rel.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05

morning. We certainly praise God and
give him all the glory for his bounteous
blessings. Rev. T. w. Henderson who
is we'll acquainted wit every prominent
church of the race said: I'm respect of
decorum, appearance and intelligent at
tention to the services as we'll as rega, de
faithfulness to duty both spiritual and
financial. l know of no church surpass-
ing st. James," Last week Rev. Haw-
ley ofthe Ninth Presbyterian church
preached. Tuesday night Rev Sheafe Of
the Pilgrim Baptist chu,ch occupied the
pulpit, Wednes, ay night Rev. William.
son Of Minneapolis preached, Friday
Rev. DR.. Sutton Of Epworth M. E..
church preached and Rev. DR.. Forbes
conducted the rest of the service. In
his prayer DR.. Forbes said, Lord de-
liver us from Roman Catholicism" the
"AmeEs" were unanimous. Monday
hight fifteen bands were formed, each
band is to raise $4,000 by the first Sab
bath of June. This will make $500 or
one half Of the mortgage. The captains
are all full OF hope and enthusiasm. their
names are: Joseph Adams, r. H. An
.'ierson, A. ]. Bell, G. ". Duckett, Geo.
E. Ellison, E. Ford, Step. Harris, j. H.
Jacobs, 7. H Ly!es, Geo. W. Patterson,
VIM. Queen, VIM. Stafford, Jessie Bow
man, Kea)on, Williams, and Edward
Robinson. Each of these captains have
band of ten, each of whom are to raise
but$l0 apiece. Three years ago during
four weeks we took five bands and raised
$1,7l6.85. Each member of the church
except the sick or aged is expected to
take part. The books (l50) will be
given out Sabbath. Jesse Bowman is
captain of the young peoples band. Let
all who have children to christen BIZ
present Easter morning. Last Sabbath
We laid away to rest in the grave, Irene
Ward the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward of 545 University avenue.
The choir are practiclng each afternoon
of the week and grand music is promised
for Sabbath. In church full of flow.
ers and birds we con he happy. The
ladies' of course are all getting ready to
outshine the flowers while the choir
hopes to outsing the birds. Let us all
praise God.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
ST. PAUL.

J.C. Stewards comedy company at
the Newmarket first half of next week
in ''The Fat Mems Club"
A good way to get start IN the world
is to open an account with the S.. Paul
Savings Bank cor. Fifth and Jackson.
One of the best numbers of tie program
at the Sodality concert will be a paper 6y
mrs. Lizzie Il. DaDis Who is acknowledged
to be one of the best Writers of tile city.
Allen Salters was tried in the munich
pal court Friday on the charge of wife
beating. At the instance of the wife he
was dismissed with repremand after
giving bond to keep the peace.
Remember the Republican primaries
are held next Monday between 5 and
I'm. Be on hand if you wish to vote.
The city convention to nominate officers
will be held Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. n.
at the Newmarket theatre.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
Father HarriSOn'S Letter.

On Easter-Sunday morning a grand
mass will be sung at st. Peter Clavers
church. The choir with full orchestra
have prepared rare musical treat. At
1880 in the evening Rev. Jno. Conway
will deliver sermon on the "Founda-
ton. of the Church." We hope to see
large audience welcome the Reverend
Editor. On Easter. M onday evening the
St.:Peter Claver Sodality will give con-
cert. We expect to have some new
artists this time in order to break the
monotony. Those who conducted
former concerts are highly appreciated
by all, but variety lends charm that
eameness can not supply. We do not
expect to have long list of speakers, so
that visitors from Minneapolis may be
able to return on the late train. ANY
one desiring to attend the concert and
feeling that he can not afford to pay so
cents each for whole family, will be
supplied with tickets on applying to me
OF course, I should deem it great
pleasure to provide tickets for any OF
our old friends who elped us in our
former concerts. On the first Sunday
after Easter hope to have iull eport
of the concert, of the speeches made
and also of the Rev. Jno. Grueiner's SER
mon-lecture as we'll as the Sunday night
sermon of Father Conway. These
papers will be distributed at morning
and evening service in st. Peter Clavers
Church. Rev. Prof. Grueiner has al
ready consented to deliver his sermon
lecture on the "True Church, The
date for this lecture has not been fixed.
The Cincinnati Convention will take
place July 9Th. Delegates will be chosen
some time in June. Baptisms are in
creasing in st. Peter Clavers Church, 3
last Sunday. We are compelled 10
make baptism regular feature Of Sum
day evening services. Some prefer to
to be baptized priva ely, to this we have
no objections, in fact, those alone are
baptized publicly who SO wish it. 1t
has been suggested that st. Peter Claver
Sodality should hold fete champetre
in some grove near the city. THIS will
be decided upon in the near future by
St. Peter Clavers sodality.
j. T. HARRISON.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05

solved to lay down her robes and royalty
and become slave. as above stated
Every Christmas until her death she
would appear before the negroes in al
the gorgeousness Of her queenly para
phernalia After this exhibition she
would retire, lay aside her queenly
attire, and 60 into the kitchen as humb-
~ as any one of the other servants Of
Governor Mitchell. When Hester Cora
died Governor Mitchell had her buried
in her regalia.- Milledgeville Chronicle.