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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-21
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Il Will BE Cowardice Not to Make the Latter
Chairman ofthe Ways and Means Commit
tee, but Still He May Not Do IT.
An UnfOunded RumOr Alleging that
Minister Lincoln Is About TO Resign.
Senator Voorhees, Takes Occasion Again 10 Rs.
lieye His Mind Regarding the Appointment
Of Judge WOOds-Cspital Notes
UNLESS CRISP BE A COWARD.
He VIII Appoint Springer Go the Ways ans
Cha.ra,anShfn.

He VIII Appoint Springer Go the Ways and
Means Chairmanship.
SPECIAL 10 the Indians5,oas JournsL
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20-"Springer will
be chairman of ways and means. unless
Speaker Crisp proves bigger coward and
baser migrate than think he is,n said one
of Millss stanchest friends in the House,
speaking of the committee formation to-
night. Had it not been that Springer
played into the hands of Crisp the Georgian
would not have been Speaker OF course,
there was an ante-election understanding
whereby Springer was to have choice of
the committees for permitting disintegra-
tion of his support by which the election OF
Crisp was made possible Yes. he will hold
Crisp TO his bargain and be chai. aap, IN
less. possibly. he loses his nerve at the last
moment. Enormous pressure is being
brought TO bear 10 induce him to let mp on
Crisp, but shoyld he release the Speaker
from his obligation. don't see how Mills
can hope to be chairman of the committee
after 1t has been refused him. Crisp
would show cowardice IL he offered IL to
Mills now, and do not think he is a cow
ard. Ii is my opinion that Springer. Me-
Millin or. possibly. Outhwaite. Will be
chairman OF ways and means"
An Editorial by watterson-
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 30.-The folio wing
editorial by Henry Watterson will appear in
to-morrow's Courier-Journal: The letter
of Mr.. Mills to the Speaker of the House Is
dignified, manly and direct. Under the cir
cumstnnces the proposal of the Speakers
was species of affront. which man Of
less spirit than Mr. Mills might have Justly
resented. 1t was. at the same time. mis-
take, which the Democrats everywhere
will regret Mr.. Crisp may be as
sured that the appointment of his
late competitor to the ehairmanship
of the ways and means committee il re-
quIred alike by good party policy and the
equities of the case. His abilities are un-
denlable. His claim is commanding. We
still hope that the Speaker will see the
head of the party. and must have the party
support which will depend largely on tins
particular issue. In the event that he
should not. we fear the consequences; par
ticuiarly If the connection of the name OF
Mr.. Springer with this important post
should haye any foundation 20 il. For Mr..
Springer, as Democrat and rs n man, We
entertain very great respect and all possi-
ble good Will, but his selection would be
little short of a blrnder, which might
bring upon both very serious discredit. We
want to see the new Speakers administra-
tion brilliant and successful 1t is because
of this that we venture TO make these sug-
gestIons, and to sound this note of warn
ing. In this matter. more than any other,
is 1t to be decided whether Mr.. Crisp is a
large or q small man."
The Appeal., 1891-10-31

All Saints Church last Sunday. The at
tendance was very large both morning
and evening.
Miss Willie Tate has departed for
Kansas City, Kan. Prior to her depar-
ture a social was given her at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hopkins.
Services will be held at the Orphans
Home every Sunday. The ministers
from all the different churches viii par
ticipate. each having a separate day
AS the basement of St. Paul Chapel is
too small they will serve Thanksgiving
dinner at Turner Hall. If you want a
good meal on Thanksgiving day they will
serve you as of yore.
If the principals of the different gram
mar schools continue sending pupils to
the Sumner High az they have for the
last two months Sumner will not be
large enough to hold them.
Mrs. w. H. Kirkpatrick of Sherman,
Texas, who has been visiting her brother
Mr.. F. F. Scott of 2607 Wash street, was
given reception last Thursday night by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Scott. About fifty
OF the m my friends she had gained dur.
ing her short stay here were present on
the occasion Full dress rules were
strictly adhered to and dancing was the
chief feature of the evening An elegant
spread was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. At 2 a. m. 2607 was very quiet.
They had all departed. =
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mountaineer that on coming out of the
afternoon performance of good circus.
he remarked; ""That war a crackin' good
show. brung Sal and all the young uns
nine of 'em. Sold my cook stove to
raise ther money, and by gosh. if the
show comes hyar next year, if I have
'nuther cookstove then, I'll sell that, and
60 ag'in.,, The Tennesseean was not the
only man who knows good thing when
he sees it. Thousands of people in the
Northwest-all over the country, in fact,
know "The Burlington for good
road, and the proof is that it is the pop
ular line to Chicago and St. Louis from
all points in the Mississippi Valley. For
tickets, maps and rates apply to your 10:
cal agent, or address w. +. G Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent. c., b. & N. r.. R. St.
Paul, MINI.
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
Ripley. Ohio.

A large number of men were working
on the rockpile last week.
Doctor Rutherford reappeared in our
city last week with troupe of factors.
Mr.. Henry johnson is visiting his
mother, Mis-. Hughes. He looks hale
and hearty.
THE APPEAL ia the paper, and our peo-
pie are realizing the fact. Buy a copy
from Calisthenese Bulger.
Mr.. Peter Bea'ey lost one of bis
horses again. The animal slipped and
fell into hollow and was killed.
Mr.. David Summers is highly pleased
over his visit and says he did just what
was expected. How does that sound
boys? ''' ="' "a:
Services every Sunday morning at II
O'Clock and avening at $3.50 at Baptiet
church, Rev. I. w. Smith pastor. Sun
day School at 2:3O. Charles Madison.
Supt; Ella Hamilton, Secretary.
There will be delightful party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. &. B. Anderson on
Nov. 7th, 1891. It being his birthday.
Over one hundred an fifty invitations
are out. 1t will be full dress party.
Prof. Anderson is principal of the Col.
ored schools =.
The Appeal., 1891-10-31

pl mented on the excellence of it's
choir.
Prof. Crump's String Band favored US
with delightful serenade. Come again
gentlemen.
Little Rock has many pretty ladies
whose names should be enrolled in the
beauty list.
Mrs. J. O. W. Alexander exhibits to
friends some lovely artificial flowers, her
hand work.
The entertainment given by the Mill
tary Club was largely attended and en-
jryed by all.
Mr.. Mckoin of st. Louis visited our
city this week, and was the guest of Mr..
w. A. Rector.
Mr.: Will Cummings was sadly missed
by the ladies at the last meeting of the
Dancing Club.
Mr.. D. A. Hall has been on the sick
list, We are glad to zee him in his accus-
toned place again.
= Mr.. Ed. Morris has just completed a
handsome new residence with all the
modern Improvements.
While in our city, when you want a
good shave or hair cut, call on Mr.. Root
Armstrong, w. 5th street., ~ -
We are sorry to note the continu i'll
health Of Mrs. Lima Jackson. Mrs. Jor-
dan is untiring in her services and devo-
ton to her.
Mr.. London Walkers f,iends advice
him to hang slate upon his door to in
form them of his whereabouts, whether
in the city or out. N.4 .E
Mr.. Hayward BRYANT bids fair to be-
come first: class photographer. We
were shown some of his work, which
was very nicely done.
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
SAINT LOUIS.
Social Matters, Gleanings of News
Condensed Into Small Space.
Tor the BENEFIT Of sur Tn housands Of Read:
ers-An Sorts Of News Itoms from
the City by tho Big Bridge
The Future Great.

Mrs. NJ. F. Pitts is again on the sick
list.
Mr.. Collins Scott is enjoying short
vacation.
Miss Augustus Dyson has been quite
i'll but is much better now.
Mr.. Jas. H. Harrison will pay short
visit to Louisville, KY, next week.
Owing to the illness of his wife DR..
Shaffer has not rs yet been able to move
to st. Louis.
The repairing of All Saints ~ChuFeh has
been completed and the church has a
very beautiful appearance inside.
Mrs. w. H. Kirkpatrick has returned
to ner home in Sherman, Texas, after
haviqg.spent few weeks in our city.
Ee&ve orders for The APPEAL with J.
H: Harrison, St. Louis manager 2625
Mills street.
Wednesday night Nov 4, will be con-
secration meeting of the St. Paul's
Cbarel Y. P. S. C. f. All are cordially
invited.
The Brotherhood of St Andrew met
The Appeal., 1891-10-31

The ladies dote ON Mr.. Hamilton.
!: Mr.. Hamilton is quite ladies man."
J.. Mr.. jim Hill is 'ttonto'' all the late
dances.
Mr.. Ingram of Ft. Smith is visitor
in our city. > 49,. =:
}Rumor whispers of two we'd ddings with
in q few days. s.. - -s>' e, -
Mr.. Will Gillian was a visitor to St
Louis the past week. -.
We are having delightful weather, all
sunshiny::and spring, like.
Mr.. Louis Doyle, saddle and harness.
maker, is kept quite busy.
, We are glad to see Mrs. Ida Jordan
looking the picture of he .lth.
We are glad to see Mrs. G. G. Clark
looking as we'll and cheerful as ever.
Mr.. Geo: Conway is one of our most
gentlemanly and eficient.p p )licemen.
Miss Lena Brown has returned from
an extended visit to Waukesha and Chi
cago. ~.
Bethel A. M. E. church is to be COM
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
MattOon, Illinois.

The A. NJ. f protracted effort is grow
ing very spirited. -.
Mrs. Burnett of West Superior leaves
for home Tuesday.
Presiding f der Simons preached a
logical sermon Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. May of Charleston were
over to the quarterly Sunday.
Mr.. Bishop Simms OF Terre Haute was
the guest at Mr.. Jacob A. Auderson's
Sunday.
The Federal Government has the dumb
chils and judicial paralysis as regards
the rights of Colored Citizenship in the
South.
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
st. James "A. Nj. e. Church.

Every true christian will trust God
during the storm as we'll as during the
calm; nothing can move them, and
thark the Lord there are some true
christians in every church, and then
there are some running" christians also,
may the good Lord make us all ''stead-
fast and unmoveable." There is many
man who makes no profession of relig-
ion, but whose example is worthy of
many professors of religion to follow
All who come to st. James church to-
morrow will see this thoroughly verified.
Many will come forward tomorrow and
give dollar, and some more aud some
less, towards paying the interest on the
bonded debt of ST. James church.
Nothing less than $lO5.l5 must be raised
and the true christians are praying and
have been praying for some time for the
good Lord to prosper u on this day, the
Lord will prosper that man who puts
his trust in him. Tomorrow will be an
excellent opportunity to see and Judge
who are the friends of St. James church.
Let every member and friend come to
church tomorrow-let all foolishness
be put aside. and all who love the Lord
be seen at their church on time tom rrow
morning as there will be preaching at
II, and the text will be taken from
jeremiah, II, "seest thou not what
they do in the streets?" In the AFTER
noon there will be "Song Service" by
the Sunday School, at which time Mr..
Christy of Indianapolis. Ind will read
paper on Sunday School work. In The
evening there will be special sermon
preached to the young men by request,
and the text will be taken from Proverts 8
20, 20, "The glory of young men is their
strength" Let every christian spend
three minutes in secret prayer before
coming to the house of the Lord to-
morrow "God wants no towards in his
band who will their their colors tly,"
but He is calling every day for radient
hearted men who are not afraid to die.
All who read this are requested to at
tend your church tomorrow with prayer
fhl hearts Tomorrowris the grand rally
day for ST James church, ,:and never in
history of the church has there been
such day looked forward to as tomor.
row. Everybody is made welcome.
What will keep you away dear reader?
The Appeal., 1891-10-31

made brief visit to shis sister Mrs.
Amanda Phillips on the 10Th inst.

made brief visit to s1his sister Mrs.
Amanda Phillips on the 10Th inst.
Rev. P. H. Kennedy, Of Hend erson,
KY, preached an interesting sermon
Sunday night at Washington Street Bap-
tist church.
Rev. 4. jackson formerly of this city
now of Louisville, KY, preached an in
teresting sermon to large congregation
at A. M: F.. church on the 25th inst.
There is prospects ofa Colored paper
being established here by the leading
Colored people Of this place. It is some.
thing which is needed here. Revs. l..
Hamilton and Harris managers.
There was a grand rally last Friday
and Saturday night. at Odd Fellows.
Hall, for the: Seventh, Street Baptist
church,. Miss Emma. West received a
handsome gold watch as prize. = Al. 90
The Appeal., 1891-10-31

The Czar Admits the Countess Nuremberg
To The Romanoff Circle.
Berlin, Oct. 25--The pardon and res
toration of the Grand Duke Michael,
cousin to the czar, and the consequent
recognition of his marriage to the Coun-
tess Merenberg, admits to the exclusive
circle of the Romanof court lady vino
has Negro blood in her veins, and who
is the daughter of noted divorce, but
who is also considered one of the most
beautiful women in Europe. The gre nd
duchess is descendent of the Russian
poet, Pushkin. who was himself des-
cended from full.blooded Negro, fav.
orite of Peter the Great. The grand
duke gets back his military commands.
his civil allowance and all his titles and
dignlties. The Gar is said to have med
itated this step ever since the death of
the grand dukes mother, which was iii
rectly caused by the Cars harshness
toward her son.
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
KirkwoOd, Mo.

Mr.. Madison Parker has been quite IL!
for the last week. g.. .,.. ...
frankie Reid has returned from Wis
it TO her sisters at Marshall, Mo-.
Miss Jessie A. Whyte is preparing to
take lessons on the piano and will rpur-
chase a handsome inst strument.
Mr.. Adam Davis, who has been So
journing in Galesburg. ILL.,, is at home
with his family and host of friends for a
few days. :, r, ,'3[,s..:., - !
If the Colored citizens of Kirkwood.
would learn to help each other along, be
kind and respectful to each other and
keep out of the courts, prosperity would
come to them. ~. ,'>;;,ri.4 .tt ....-.' ~
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
LOUISVILLE.
Facts and Fancies Found in the Beautt
full Falls City.
Record Of tho Happenings Among the
Colored Residents of the Metrop-
ellis Of Kentucky-Louisvills
LaconiCs.

Miss Sallie E. Taylor Is convalescing.
Secure THE APPEAL at 1922 w. Walnut
street.
Bishop w. H. Miles is improving
slowly.
R-v. E T. Anderson of Virginia is in
the city.
Mrs. c. Paris has returned from q
visit to Glasgow, Ky.
There are only twenty-one murderers
lying in the county Jail.
Mr.. w. A. Gaines of Covington, KY,
was in the city last week. :.
Notify agent 14-2 W. Walnut when
you change your residence.
Get cory of THE APPEAL from W, G.
Morris 1922 w. Walnut street.
Mr.. James McWhorter has been i'll for
several days but is slowly improving.
Miss Alice Alice weathers and Mr.. w {.
H. Smith were married in Jeffersonville
on the 10Th.
Rev. NJ. Allen of SheIbyville, KY,
spent few days in the city this week
visiting friends.
The Consolidated Grocery Co., COM
posed of 100 members made an assign
ment few days ago.
Thomas ~Baschus. alias Williams, is not
the COLE cor for THE APPEAL in Louis
vile and New Albany.
Rev. E. T. Anderson lectured at Quinn
Chapel church on last Monday night to
an intelligent audience.
Grand Chancellor E. s. Williams K.
Of P. is in the city and will visit Damon
Lodge No. 3, on Nov. g.
Mrs. Lydia Williams in company with
Miss L. Washington was in the city last
week the guests. of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Brogsdale.
A grand rally viii be held at Asbury
Chapel on Sunday afternoon Nov. l, for
the purpose of raising money to assist in
rebuilding the 18th Street A. M. f..
church.
Mr.. D. D. Hunter will make the race
for State Grand officers of the K. of P,
and there is little donbt f his failing as
he is thoroughly qualified and much
liked by all.
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
WASHINGTON.
The City of =: Magnificent Distances
With the Light Turned On. "
Our Capitol City With its Multitude ot
Important Matters: Culled for ouy ?,
1nto1Dsent> Itea dors-C. A. J,sT, -
Budget Of News. ..-s
=. APPEAL BUREAU, :
No. 5l7 TENTH STREET, N. W.,
WASHINGTON. D." c., Oct. a., 1891.

-. =
A very pretty wedding took place
wednesday evening Oct. 2l, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hilyer.
The contracting parties were Miss Willie
Nichols, sister of Mrs. Hilyer, and Rev.
Robt. s.. Williams, formerly pastor of
Israel A. NJ: f church, but now pastor
of one of the largest churches in the A,
M. E. connection at Columbia, s. c.,
where he is serving his fourth year, the
maximum limit MIR. Williams is re-
garded by his friend as one of the bright
est young men of his race. The house
had been cleared of supe,fuous furni-
ture to make room for the guests and
tasteful!y decorated with hanging vines,
golden rod and flowers by Mr.. Davidson
of Howard University. The wedding
party was headed by the usher~, Prof.
Ger. VIM. Cook, Meesrs. Willis Madden,
w. B. Dulaney and Calias Leftwich, who
cleared an aisle through the expectant
throng of friends and stretched ribbons
to keep it open. The bride was taste
fully attired in white India silk with
train and veil. Miss Anna B. Costin the
maid of honor in white silk stood on the
brides left by Mr.. James Williams, best
man. The ceremony was perf"rmed by
Bishop Lane while Mr.. John Cook played
the wedding march softly. The prt sents
were unusually numerous az the parties
are very popular, and We're as varied as
human tastes. The refreshments which
lacked in nothing were served by Low
cry Colored man in the ice cream busi
ness who makes no discrimination in
the treatment of his patrons, another
evidence that Colored men in business
can serve us satisfactorily if they are
properly encouraged. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams left the same evening for
Columbia where Mr.. Williams church
had prepared to welcome himself and
bride at magnificent reception.
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land, A. Wilson, Jas. Peterson, C. Mich
OILS. ]. F.. johnson.

land, A. Wilson, Jas. Peterson, C. Mich
OILS, j. E. johnson.
The union meetings of Estate Street,"
Little Zion" and "Hope Chapel" which
have been held during the past three
weeks, have been spiritual and financial
successes. The first was held at State
Street, Rev. Gaines of Little Zion preach
ing. There we're 996 communicates and
$3l was collected. The second held at
Little Zion, Rev. Stark of Hope Chapel
preached, 3l5 received sacrament and
$34 was collected. The third was held
at Hope Chapel, DR.. Sherman of State
Street preached, 22O partook of the
Lords Supper and $50 IS Was raised.
There was grand rally at State street
church on the 18th and the amount
raised was $77.90. '--'~-1 -- >''~ .--~~ >.--
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
Paducah, Ky.

Mrs. Lizzie Alexander is on the sick
list 1.'
Get copy of The APPEAL from L. Y.
Brown. .-
Bishop G. w. DuDjee is yet confined
to his room.
Mr.. J. W.. Moore is the only Colored
mail carrier of this city.
Rev. VIM. H. Leavell Of Trenton, KY,
was in the city on the 10Th inst.
Wedding bells will soon ring for Miss
Stella Hooks and Mr.. H. Davis.
Mrs. Mamie Fowler has returned from
Metropolis where she has been visiting. &.
Mrs. Monima Turner after q long i'll
ness died on the 2lst inst. She lived
and died christian.
Mr.. John Buford of Milwaukee, Wis,
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
'-....--. 20. ..-..-
He Knew q Good Thing.

In some of the mountain districts of
the South anything in the way of amuse-
ments, outside of campmeeting, pollti.
cal debate, and neighborhood gatherings
il, extremely rare. Once in few years
2 circus wande1s, that way, and the peo-
pie come miles to see it., bringing the
whole family. These people are not
,blase with entertainment-their appre-
citation of what pleases and interests them
is keen. It is told of an East Tennessee
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
Portland, Oregon.


Mr. Walter Plummer is again at the
Portland Hotel, his former stand.
Mrs. Julia Whitfield, after a weeks
illness, is again among her friends.
Bethel church will give concert some;
time during next month for the benefit
of said church. = -.~
The chicken pie and oyster supper ei-
ven at Bethel church last Tuesday eyeu-
ing was success.
Rev. 7. Brown of ZION church preach
ed an able sermon at the Y. NJ. G.. A.
rooms on last Sabbath.
Dame Rumor has it that Mr.. Upton,
of the Portland Hotel, will 20 East some
time during next month to remain.
Presiding Elder Green was at Bethel
church Sunday and. held love feast in
the morning and gave sacrament in the
evening.
Thu old lady, Mrs. Scott, who has been
at the hospital for the last fourteen
months, is again out and was at love
feast Sunday morning.
The Zion Ladies Aid Society will give
social at Columbus hall, on Friday eve.
October 23d. All are invited to.come
and a ,lly good time is expected Mrs.
Julia Green. pres. Mrs. Josie Cowes,
sec'y- 49, =.
A pleasant surprise was given lev. G.
c. Clark at his residence on last Tuesday
evening. headed by Mr.. Robert AIRING
ton, Mrs. Robinson, Ms Kelley, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. johnson. Mrs
Ford, Mrs. Fullilove, Messrs. Jones,
Stewart, Booth and others.
A very quiet little wedding took pbce
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Robinson on 11th street on Wednesday
afternoon, October 2lst, at 8 o'clock.
The contracting parties we're Mr.. J. T.
Romans of the Portland Hotel and Mis-
Eddy Outcalt, formerly Of Kansae City,
Mo. Only q few friends were present.
THE APPEAL joins with their many
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Romana
a long and happy life.
The Appeal., 1891-10-31
Cape Girardeau, Mo.


Mrs. Fannie Mason left the city on
the 22d. .& +,
Mrs. Easter Miller is seriously i'll with
rheumatism.
Miss Annie Brown left for St, Louis q
few days ago.
John and Dry spent some Of their
good fair week money last Sunday for
horseback riding.
Master Sidney Rowan of Beach Ridge,
ILL.,, was in the city visiting his parents
one day last week.
Mrs. Amanda Brown has been on the
sick list for several days. We are glad
to see her out again.
NJ A. Scott closed his restaurant last
Friday evening. Stand closed until the
first of December. then his new room
wialbe ready. !.
Willie washington struck q work. hand
on boat with q drsy pin for. slight re-
mark. The unknown man is not ex-
5pected to live. Willie was placed in jail.