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Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
.ii>1VEE:'si ny 81 TlGATI' I 8 i IIE gvAR. !.
Representatives, saltxer Promp,tly on Haali

Repressntatlys ssaltzer Promptly ON Haad
isss$ with : Resolution. 855;ss
AsH1NGToN Dec. aepresenta-
tive SulzerI Iof New X ork, ranking Dem.
ocratic member Of the house committed
on military u affairs, has intro oduced .
resolution, '1, Et ts'authorizi and directing
the committee on mil litary affairs to in
Yestigate the war department and tho
conduct Of the Spanish American war
The resolution is as follows: &. .,s .:s
d s.ResOlyed, That the committee on
military affairs be and the same hereby
is authorized and directed to investigate
the war department and the conduct of
the recent war between Spain and the
United States, and report allaof said
proceedings with their findings oonc1u-
tsions and recommends lions. 4 to the
house of representatives with all con-
svenient speed. !. y i I.sy*.zs. Y
}"That said committee is hereby au-
thorized and empowered to send for
books, documents, papers and persons,
and examine persons under oath; sit in:
any part Of the United States; employ q
stenographer, and that the sergeant at
arms is hereby directed to attend said
committee and carry out it's directions.
''That the necessary expenses Of the
Investigation be paid out Of the contin-
gent fund Of the house: - $ -
The resolution was referred to the
committee on Indian affairs. -et =
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
o. I
PlCQUART's APPEAL.

Asks the Court of Cessation to Fix Juris-
diction In His Case.
PARIS, Dec. 5.--Colonel Picquart, now
in custody and awaiting trial on q
charge Of having communicated to his
counsel documents that had come into
his possession in the military depart
ment Of the secret service, has applied
to the court of cessation, now engaged
with the Dreyfus affair, to declare
whether he is amenable to military or
civil jurisdiction. His application is
based upon various articles in the code
of criminal procedure. -
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
=. GERMANS STEP IN.
Are Negotiating With Spain for the Pun
/ ., ~ chase of the Caroline Islands. j

Are Negotiating With Spain for the @Pui.
+: ,s.: chase Of the Caroline Islands. j :
BERLIN, Dec. "A German govern
ment official. in an interview here with
the '|correspondents@of = the, Associated
Press, confirms the report 7 that Ger:
many is:negotiating with Spain for the
purchase ofsthe Caroline islands,. It is
understood that Spain expects to receive
100000 francs for them, which Ger
many considers excessive. Germany
alsoimakes the proyiso, that the negotia-
,tions shallbe contingent upon, no inter
national Complications. arising, espe-
ciallywith the United States. q s.. ~ :. )
Prince Won Arenberg, president of the
Colonial society, assures the correspond
ent Of the Associated Press that the
acquisition Of the Caroline islands lis
important less from the standpoint Of
commerce, which is insignificant there,
thanifrom q. naval point of view. . fs2 =: y.
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
sChidageio Thesater ri at Partially De.troyed.

chicago Theater Partially Destroyed. =:
e. CH1cAa6, W Dec. S.-Fire badly dam
aged the Lincoln 2theater during tho
night. Hswas thought for time that
the building would be destroyed, but
after hard fight the fire department
managed to save it. 1t is: estimated
that the damage will amount to about
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
Threatenod Strike or Operators.

month"; Al ID Dec:a s. A strike Of tele-
graph operators employed BY the Grand
Trunk railway, is threat tened. The men
have been negotiating through q com
::mittee appointed 4 by them with the
company for some weeks looking to 3
etterment bf their condi ion. More
pay and horter hours are the principal
points Hbroug A'sss h
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
THE WCEROY REFUSES =

France Demands = Large Slice OF the
NJ. .4lt 1t Il Yang Tse Valley. :sas.e
s1s LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Shanghai cor
respond dentfof The Daily Telegraph says:
France has made demands at Nankin,
the Southern capital Of China, that are
equivalent to the alienation zof a large
portion Of the Yang Tse valley !, y The
Yiceroy Of Nankin sstoutly refused to
accada n as. sAss4,k.sz -. Tn VI
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
LATE MARKET REPORT.
\, Duluth Grain.

> !. Duluth Grain. , 4
~. =" ..tg. DULUTH, Dec. 6. :.
WHEAT AT-Cash No.. hard, 68xc; No. /
Northern, CSC; No. 2 Northern, &c; No 8,
59c. To Arrive-No i hard, 65Nc; No. /
Northern;. 6sA On Track-No. hard,
6811zc; No. Northern, CSC; December,
62Ac; May, 6426c. 49,
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
Sioux City Live, Stock.

Sioux City Live Stock. ,4-s,
'1''.i r. -: Sioux CRY, L., Dec. &.
!. HOGS Market fully SC higher. Range
of prices $3:.5@3:35.: mi .%y4jG7,., s&.as.1.a
CATTLE: market steady. = ...r;:.,
""" Sales ranged at 81 .B0@5.10 for beeves;
b1.75@3 60 for COWS bulls and mixed;
se3. .4O@S: go for :stockers and feeders; $3.50
"@4:5O for yearlings and calves. =. tss.s. ~
Receipts: Hogs, 400; cattle, s,4oo. :.
j. st Paul Union Stock Yards. - n
i + .tyef SOUTH ST. PAUL, Dec. 6:
HOGS Market strong to &c higher
Range of prices. s29O@3. .25. ...>.....
CATTIIE-Butcher cattle strong and
active More fat cattle wanted. e}sss A2':7
Sales ranged at 81. .00@3.O0 for COWS;
So 50@4OO for steers; $3 25@3 80 for stock
ers; $3.0o@S.1O for. heifers; 81 s5@6.s5 for
.calvess 81. .5o@a 50 for bulls. ~.
j SHEEP Market steady. S'f 90
- Sales ranged at S3 5O@3.85 for muttons;
So 75@4s0 for lambs. .-n..- - ! T.. :. IL.
-, Receipts: Hogs, 500; cattle, 600; sheep.
800: calvesss1oto: + -. 4. !. ..!s / i / Y Sss5Et s s
# Chicago Union stock Yards. 553H 55:5s H.x
i. II ss$ ts s.&s.ss. =ssss., e. CH1cAeo, Dec. e.
!. .HOGS-Market active; 6@1Oc higher. b
Sales ranged at $825@3.4714f for light;
$33O@S.52k for mixed; $3.25@3.5 IS for
heayy;sS s5@3. So for rough ); 3S.4O@s.45
Tor Workers. \, .,sss sss2S3s9 y sl&s
Z CATTLE E Best firm; others steady.
I Sales ranged at e4.00@6 90 for beeves;
se2. .OO@A25 for cows and heifers 81 $50
4 Is fol, Texas steers; &s.86@4.4O for stock
ers and feeders; 81 2s8O@4. 40 for Nv Westerns.
4 SHEEP Best stead others weak 70
Sales ranged at. $3.50 IS for natives.
Ss.9Ou4:S5 for Westerns; $3 75@5. 50 for.
8 Receipts: Hogs, 20. 900; J; cattle, lz,ooo;
sheep, ~ oOo 4
Is Chicago Grain. and Provisions.
IL l5fI1cA Ago. Dec. O. M
sss@ss CLos1NG PRICES 5.. ;!iss;
sssWHEAT-=Dece cember, 6551l ~ May,
s65N@66c; July scst
O. CORN December gs31@ @@33s66 Nay
34L@34sa6c July 34c1zs
& CATS December, 25H May; S26611<<c
PORK December ss 60: January. g 50;
May,
3 POIJLTRY Dressed. .9T 50 Turkeys. 9@911<<c
chickens, 511@8c ducks, @7c. s -
lsBI1TTER.-Sss ssrea1neI 14e3133 slail-
resh
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
Minneapolis Gran.

~ "''''1:: % :" MlNNEAPOLIs, Dec. g.
'WHEAT-December closed at go:
May, 6SMc. On Track-No. hard, &c;
No. ! Northern, CSC; No. 2 Northern, 61c
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

To the grasping greed of avaricions
and heartless Spain, We are lndebte d
for slavery in the New World It was
the relentless tyranica), cue and
naughty Spainard who first wound the
chain about the limbs of human beings
upon this fair land. Shortly after The
discovery Of America, the crue! tyrants
enslsved the Indians. They were hard
task masters ard the poor Alb brightness
unused to toll, and driven by the cruel
lash. died by thousands. Realizing that
the Indians could not live under such
the merciless Dons cast about
for harder race, and in Africa found
a robust, Car sess minded people, and
with fire and sword, robbed them of
their liberty, and brought them in
droves to the New World. Negro slave
ry was frs; established in Cuba, and
from thence. spread into the adjacent
islands snd eventually to the main.
g cd in his wisdom h is aen fit to ov.r-
throw the shareholders in Ill the .nds
cursed with the presence of tie slave,
md S pain is reap;ng 4 full 'harvett Of
sorrow for Der cruel deeds. Now that
war has peen declared, is is peculiarly
appropriate that Afro Americaus should
20 to the front and assist in liberating
their Cuban brothers from the cruel
bondage Of Spain. o. to M ,rro Castle,
lot en- A 'ro-American pull down the fl .g.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

themselves had been taught how TO
obey. Well. upon that theory. Wa ought
to be able TO furnish a few commanders
ourselves. as We have for several centur-
les had Obedience drilled into us in every
conceivable form. 1t is sin, shame,
a disgrace and outrage against both God
and man that the distinctions no. made,
solely on account of color, should be
made and tolerated: There should be
no distinctions, a man should be a man
for a. that, but if we must haye separate
Alto. American regiments, we should
have such regiments differed ty Afro
Americans. Separate schools are burn.
ing shame to this country, the only place
on earth when they they exist, but now
a-days the most, if not all of such schools
exclusively for Afro-Americans are
taught by Afro-Americans. And to
their credit be it said, they have the
we'll earned reputation OF being as good
as any others. If this is true of the
schools, it would be true of the army
and navy. There has been. according
to universally accepted history, num-
Der of black and mulatto generals, whose
ability ranks away up near the top
among the great generals of the world
Who knows but there are few embryo
generals among us now if they only had
a. chance to devalop. Give them
chance. Give us Afro-Americsn Off
GERS for Afro-American regime nts, and
hey will be found rarkinp, by merit,
Just as high in military circles as our
teachers now do in educational ones
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

LIN. Stevens, the dramatist has taken up his
torical romance. H'sfrst work in the new field
is to be called 1.-THE Continental Dragon"
While Sir Walter Desant is wondering what
literary form v i'll succeed the vanishing novel
DR. Weir Micchelps ''Hugh Wynne"ls selling at
the rate Of 800 copies daily.
Gilbert Parker, chief of the Canadian novelists,
is to be set forth by the. Mac Williams in un
form edition. 1t is becoming quite the fashion
to honor living authors in this way, as. witness
Riley, Kipling ct al.
Large varieties of latest models can be found in
the late numbers of McDowells Fashion Journa
published at West 18th Street New York; La
Mode &c Paris il 50 so year, IS cents a-slnglc
copy. ''French Dressmaker' is $500 year and
80 cents single coay. .r.-
The May number of Current Literature ia at
hand with its abundant store of good things liter
airy and informationa'. All of the departments
are well filed and interesting, as usual, the ed
itorials being specially strong and timely An
other timely feature this month is the compilation
Of newspaper verse entitled, Remember the
Mane!'
The warlike conditions of the time give piog-
nant and impressive interest to Secretary OIney's
statesmanlike paper, in the May Atlantic. on the
International Isolation of the United States. and
his we'll weighed suggestion that the time is COM
ing when this policy should be abandoned and we
should no longer held ourselves aloof and stand
alone in the family of nations
Todd's New Astronomy. By David Todd, M.
A., Ph D.. Professor Of Astronomy and Director
Of the Observatory, Amherst College. Cloth, 12m
S0M fed pric
Book Company, New York. Cincinnati, and Chi
cago. This new astronomy is designed to meet
the present requirements of school and students
for practical and scientific textbook IN this i'm
portant and most interesting study
Story of Acneas. By b. NJ Clark, author of
STORY of Troy" etc. Cloth, 12mo, 203 pages
with numerous illustrations. Price 45 cents
American Book Company New York, Cincinn.
att and Chicago This book presents in simple
narrative the history of the wanderngs and adven-
lures Of the celebrated Trojan hero and his COM
panions after the destruction of Troy, including
great varieties of events and Incidents which, as
related by the famous Roman poet, have beenlread
with delight for nearly 1000 years.
The Students Manual Of Physics. For the
Study Room and Laboratory. By Leroy G..
Cooley, Phi, D., Cloth, 12mo, 44s pages. Price,
$500. American Book Company, New York,
Cincinnati and Chicago. 1t is now recognized
that the best method Of studying any science is
5y wise combination of oral instruction including
illustrative experiments, of textbook study, and
OF elna' laboratory investigation. It presents
q clear, systematic treatment of the chief laws of
physics.
OA school history of the United States, by John
Bach McMaster, professor Of American history
in the University of Pennsylvania, cloth, 12mo,
5o7 pagee, price 500. American Book Company.
New York, Cincinnati. and Chicago. The
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

manual labor than his pale fsc'd
brother in blue, such as bui lang 10 t,
and unloading boats. They are the first
in all cases to lead charge upon some
impregnable stronghold, when the 9th
or fellows will come up just as the en-
envy are in good running mind. and
get the honors. Show me another ccun-
try that would suffer her Afro.American
soldiers to ride in Jim Crow cars as the
25th Infantry was compelled to do in
Tenn, afew days since? Show me an
Afro-American who would have ordered
his men to ride in such cars, even if
there had been tanery present, 1t is
disgrace to this Government. The
Afro Americans should cond emn this
objectionable sct all over the country.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

preached The Co mmunion serve q from
Mathews. 22nd chapter ar d 42nd verse.
Rev. George ". Gaines filled the pulpit
in the evening to large congregation.
taking for his text, Luke. 7ih CHAP or,
2Sth verse. Too much credit IN, OF be
given the Choir, under tho auspices If
Mre: James Higgins, aseitt,d by Mrs
Edward Blackwell, -aa .ofganist. We
predict their continuance. Sc.
Thousands Of Afro-Americans stand
ready to enroll their names and fight
for Uncle Sam, but they do not Ike the
idea OF having white commissioned ofi-
GERS over them when there are so
many of their own race who are capable
Of leading then. We acknowledge that
in the Civil War, We had only few
Affo-American officers who were cap
able of holding ouch positions. Even at
that, some Of the ignorant Afro.American
soldiers could not have made any more
.blunders than 8 me of the white officers
did who led them. Since the war, the
tAfro-AmericaDs veproven themselves
the Caucssian,s cqnal as citizen and a,
soldier. and also il. very walk snde
tion Of life. If there are any Afro
American National Guards who intend
to tender their services to the govern
me0t. they should have the understand
ing that they are to be under Afro-Am-
.erican ffcers, or refrain from enlisting
at all. The Afro American soldier will
find that he will be required to do more
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30
GEN. FITZHUCH LEE
WISHES to Command an Afro-America,


Wish es to Command an Afro-Amar;o.,
Brigade.
Helena, Mont, April 26.-One of
Helena's citizens, M. B. Magee, is in
receipt of a letter from Gen. Fitzhueh
Lee, in which the general, says he
hopes to lead brigade of Afro-Amer-
lean troops in the establishment of
the independence Of Cuba. The late
American consul general also sends to
Mr.. Magee a souvenir Cuban button,
on which is portrait of Gen. Lee,
surrounded by the flags of the United
States and Cuba. Mr.. Magee placed
the button on a local newspaper bull
letin board, where it attracted no
small amount of attention. It is more
than probable that the Afro-American
troop recently organized here will ten
der it's services to Gen. Lee through
Mr.. .Magee. who, is an old and personal
friend of Gen. Lee.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30
SATURDAY APRIL 80, 1898.
GIVE US A SHOW.

War between the ULi 81 States ard
Spain has been formally declared, and
"a cal for l25. 900 troop, hiss been issued
The Afro-Americans of the coun' ry have
sshonn themselves the equals !. f any of
the c't'zens in their patriotism, and
numerous offers of their services have
nnade throughout: the United States.
Yheir fighting qualities have been fully
tested, on occasions too numerous to
mention, and they will be given chance
TO again provo themselves entitled to
more consideration and much better
treatment than they have ever yet re-
ce.ved at the hands of the powers that
tbe. War is terrible thing, much more
sso than manv ut p esent seem to realize.
1t would, perhaps, be q good thing all
aronnd if the existing troubles could be
settled without b,oodshed, but, if there
is to be war, we want hand in it as
we do in everything else in which this
country is interested. In on article on
West Point v hich we saw very recently
it was stated that the West Pointers
would msks good officers and would
know how to command, because they
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

MILWAUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAKEs
AND ITS FOLKS.
Items Of all Sorts Gathered Together by
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
in Dainty Style for tho Dedication Of
Our Readers.

MI. Geo. W. Bland is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. V. Rainy is on the sick list.
Mr.. W. II. Goodrum. who was con-
fined to his bed for q few daye, is able to
be out again.
typographical error showa that Mrs.
Inez Peck instead Of Miss was united in
marriage last week, etc,
Mics Efie Taylor has returned from
Columbus, Wis, where she has been
spending several weeks,
The Thompson and Winelow Omar
tette have been drawing crowded houses
at the ALEXANDRA this week.
Mr.. VIM. Davis has resigned his posi-
lion at the Plankinton, and has accepted
asimilar one a. the Davidson.
Rev. R. H. Williams of Chicago, and
Rev. Geo. A. Brown Of Springfield, ILL.,,
are in tho city visiting friends.
- J. j. Miles, through his attorneys, W.
T. Green and Timlin, has entered suit
against the. Municipal League for
libel.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30
EGKSTElk NORTON UNIVERSITY
CANE sPR,Mo. svtLsrr COUNTY. Ky.

CANE sPR,Mo. svLLsrr COUNTY, xv.
"tndustrel training will set to motion ten thousaS
REV. WIN. J: e!MMoN,,, D: D., LID,
ro-founder and first Chanc,:1ss.
.3.. THE LOCATION.
The 3eksten Norton University is situated at Cae&
81 a %'s
sss;sths county neng what k1Gn IS
loity hill Of rich, rolling lard, Surrounded on all
sides by mountain streams dashing miniature caaracss
this e' tPe Sus y;se
ments places Of vice and unwhoesome amusenaent,
,1d
VINO desire - prepare fer an active life.
r. DEPARTMENTS.
ssS::;: SS:S$!ss's%!s RR:sssss :Has
4piseuisSre, POULTRY RAISING Dress Dress Mas nas'
''''s' ''s York Stops Shges IN Woods and Metals.
e esntne al 81 a as9Rs W %s5iins
Musical Conservatory.
The above departments are under competent pzotee,
IN
Of our
Our classes and studies are so arranged that etrdens
recruit their health or finances and return to I5mpis
the course at any future time The time 70 finish any
course least pOeEDle, CONSISTENT Win t00r0CH4
work in all departments.
TERMS.
Board fuel, tuition end Washing s. 90 per month";
student~ may enteA 1t any time in the year.
HELF FOR STUDENTS.
Deserving students may have the privilege Of exsrs
reduction in proportion to the work they willing e
do We ask patronage not only on account of IoR
rate but account of the high character of t
work done. Our accommodations frst-cass an&
offered alike to both sexes.
Persons route to Cane Spring. KY, via Louisville
may find free accommodation at 20. 52i Laurel etzes
Louisville, Ky.
Tor catalogues and all business address the Presdnk
AEv. G.. X. PARRISH, A. M., 3
CANE SFa,NS. aVb
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

Some of thu white patriots in the
South object to fighting alongside an
Af1o'Amer' can. They don't mind his
participation, but would like 10 have bin
under the command Of a separate gen.
erAl. If they are not willing to fight
without buryiog their prejudices. enough
Afro-American troops can be raised to
tight the war to finish. We hope
the President and S cretary of war will
make nc distinctions between white and
black soldiers.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

The Fog Horn and Wauwatoosa Won:
der had FIVE round 70 with elcvee.
Barring butts and bites, the Wonder bad
the best of the mill,
The many friends of r. Covinaton
will be pleased to learn that be is in tt g
best OF health and is making the best OF
II in pleasant way in his present si'-
uation. Any Afro-Amer;can who takes
the papere of the race will do Nh. Gov
ington favor by sending him copy
occat orally. :
The ex-members of the Co erie Club
gave an evening party at Mrs. J ]. Miles
40S Wells St., on Wednesday, in honor
of the Thompson and Wius!ow sisters.
Those present were: Misses Edna
Winslow, Hattie Wirs'ow, Marion B r.
ry, Bulah johnson, Messrs. 6. BLAND
VIM Lamb, Wm. Hawkins and Thos.
Johnson. II
Mayor D. S. Rese has taken the reins
of the city government in hand. Sever
al of our young Afro.American men
have filed appropriations, and will 20 to
be Civil Service board FIR examination.
They have also presented the Mayor
with petitions asking for any position
within his gif;,. We will watch the re-
suits in course Of time.
Quarterly meeting was held at St..
Marks A.. M. E. Ceurch, the oath inst.
Rev. G aorge w. G ainee, P, E. was pre-
sent at 10: A. NJ. Lovefaet began which
created a spirit chat was searching to all
present. At IL: O'Clock P. E Gaines ex-
bounded a plain bat wonder I'll sermon
Rev. Corydon Willard. at 8: P M.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

California permits girls over Is wears
to we'd without parental consent. Ken
lucky does not permit her daueh e rs 10
choose for themselves, regardless Ct
parents wishes until they are>2l.