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the White Industrial Hall for girls and

will be added this winter to Livingston

College. Deacon White is the generous

donor sod resides in Brooklyn, N. Y.

The cost of the building will be ten

thousand dollars.

The Tennessee Jubilee Singers, Mme.

Matilda Jones leading soprano, sang

at the President’s Palace in Port-Au-

Prince, Hayti, November 27th. The

music hall was handsomely decorated

with flags and buntings of the national

colors, the stage was set off with beau

tiful palms, ferns and roses, the floor

was covered with a large handsome rug.

The President complimented the sing

ing in a neat speech and had refresh

ments served after the concert.

The “Colored Alliance,” which held

the first session of its convention in

Ocala, Fla., last week, at the same time

the white Farmers’ Alliance was in ses

sion, has a membership of 1,200,000. of

which 75,000 are legal voters. During

the session they passed resolutions con

demning the action of the white Al

liance in passing a resolution in opposi

tion to the Federal Elections bill and

also protesting against the passage of

the Conger Lard bill, on the ground

that it deprived 75,000 of their race now

employed in the production of cotton

seed oil of their wages.

The Afro-American Farmer's alliances

and the whites of the South have

formed a consolidated alliance which

has an executive board of fifteen mem

bers, five of whom are members of the

race. The following remarkable decla

ration is included in the agreement of

the consolidated alliance: We commend

and vrye that equal facilities educational,

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The Cleveland gazette. (1890). Cleveland, Ohio, 1890-12-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035386/1890-12-27/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Cleveland gazette, 1890-12-27.