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TheTeagie Bequest—All tho News.

Watch for our new story.

Miss Beiftha Wilson has been ap

pointed assistant State Librarian of the

State of Illinois.

An exchange says that there are only

eight citizens of the United States iii

Hayti.

Agents will please return at once all

unsold copies of The Gazette in their

possession.

Look out for our new story. It shall

excel any thing of the kind ever given

in The Gazette.

Two burglars tackled a colored man

in Bucyrus. 0.. recently and he mopped

the ground with them.

There was a great demand for copies

of The Gazette last week. Our peo

ple are appreciating a good thing.

Lieutenant Henry Flipper is con

tributing a series of interesting letters

to the Nogales Sunday Herald of Ari

zona Territory.

Bishop Leo Hall, of the Catholic

church, has been traveling in North

Carolina establishing and organizing

Churches and schools among colored

people.

A colored dramatic company’ of Jack

con ville, 111., is playing “Lost in Lon

don” to crowded houses in that State.

Mrs. L. C. Taylor is the star of the

company.

First of a series of trials to decide

whether or not colored children may

be admitted to public schools begun at

Batavia, Clermont County. The school

authorities are wasting time and money.

Revs. Allen Allensworth and H. V.

Plummer are the only colored chaplains

now in the United States military

service. The former is located at Fort

Bayard, N. M., the latter at Fort Mc-

Kinney, Wyoming Territory.

Captain Sanchez, of the Bahama

Islands, is the first colored captain to

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The Cleveland gazette. (1889). Cleveland, Ohio, 1889-01-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035386/1889-01-12/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Cleveland gazette, 1889-01-12.