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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04
CarelcrO News.

-hlS you gong 10 the Far
Don't fail to attend the drama
tic entertainment tonight and to-
morrow night at the Church grounds.
Everybody and their .kin-folks
will be at the Fair. Ce,.nd see the
fine display at the Tombola. Re
freshmcnts sold cheaper, than could
be procured elsewhere. A'good OBJ
Portunity to contribute your mite
for most worthy purpose. Grand
excursion rendered by Prof. Knapp,
! President of the Teche railroad, on
Sunday, the 5th., enabling all .peo-
pie on the route of his road to at
tend the Fair free of charge. Presi~
dent Knapp should, and will receive
the sincere franks of the people o.
Carencro for this compliment maid
them.
ME-. I,cbdel! has been made
manager of Mr.. G.. G. Browns
"Evangeline" plantation.
Eighty cars Of cane shipped
from here since the 18TH If Octo-
Der. Over 1900 bales of cotton for
warded up to date.
Your correspondent has inter
viewed every merchant in Carencro,
and without'an exception, they all
declare that their business has i'm
proved wonderfully over last season.
MIR. Roman Francez has com,
pleted the survey of the Francez adj
dition, laying it out in lots, which
is disposing of rapidly and at
low prices. There are number Of
lots particularly available for stores
and places of business. Any com
addressed him or @. p.
iuilbeau, real estate agent, will re
celve prompt attention.
Your correspondent received
pleasant visit from Mr.. Edmond
Nouton, of Mouton's switch, last
Sunday. He reports crops in his
'lclnlty as being in splendid .condi-
ion. He fully appreciates the i'm
'ortance of cane culture, and will
Don have his whole place entirely
n cane.
The new parish law, concern
'g the control of negro balls, is
ertainly good measure.
MIR. X. Mitchell, assistant agent
1.-The Southern Pacific depot, is q
lost pleasant and -accommbdatinp Z
and making many
lends.
DIR. Nelson's free show affords
ntertainnent to large crowds every S
light. al
There is some talk of establish $:
g telegraph line between Huron
I'D Carencro.
Go to the Fair! Come to the
air: 81
The low price for cotton has r
elayed shipments considerably.
here are over 500 bales ginned
I'd lying in the several gin yards az
OF
MIR. d. +. Courtney was a Wis
>r to our town this week.
$. Broussard & Bro, are max
g preparations to enlarge their re-
ir shops, their present place be-
g too small to accommodate their II
creased business.
:ror1DEM WsRB1s. -
Position as TeacsIe,. -
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04


in this parish, enjoyed !picnic at
St. Julien's springs yesterday, and it
is reported many "reminiscences of
the late war were related, calling to
,eir minds the mary hardships,
hair 'breadth escapes, and humor-
Gus adventures'i in wl,ichthey had.par-
ticipated. These cold warriors" are
approaching the banks of the placid
river, and when they have crossed
over, the rising generation can well
exclaim: t'They we're patriots To
their chili:en they will leave the
richest of all legacies: duty we'll
done. Here are the living mem
bers from this parish of thai
band that made the Shenandoah
ring with imperishable' deeds of va
1or: Arthur Greig, D. A. Cochrane,
Edmond Pellerin, Lucien St. Julien,
Jules st. Julien, Numa Boudreaux,
Leonard Dupuis, Sidney >Greig and
Liable.
The yard engine and crew we're
despatched to NCarencro Tuesday
night to pull apart some SO cars of
and cars from a burn
ing car of cotton, wedged in be-
tween the Others. The loss would
have been heavy but for the prompt
assistance of the citizens Of the town |
Who, on discovery of the fire, ,push-
ed the adjoining cars away from the
one, and kept lookout to
prevent further damage, until the
switch engine should arrive. The
relief train arrived in due tim and
soon separated the cars, but not be-
ore the fire had caused the destruc- J.
ion of 81 bales of cotton The
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04
NOTICE.

There will be special meeting of the
school Board on Saturday, Nov. II, 1893,
and all directors cquested to he pres
ent as business of importance will be tran
sacted BY order of the PRESIDENT
JULIAN MOUTON.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04
Position as Teacher.

lady desires position as teacher in
private family; Qualified to teach French
and English. Address
THE GAZETTE. I afIirittc, Ia
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04

They Will SEND
value 81. 90 and =
year for ~. 10. /.
cabinet. .Sr. :cart
sOH.Esfss:isss:hkb
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04
UNIQUE PHOrOGRAPHY.

Typography Is wonderful art. Incret3.
aT 9S as s may seem. tits now possible by the
81 a II h,r e4e camera TO show the movement
"a oiru IN It's hight horse at its sVviftesi
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04
NOTICE.

The firm of L. Doucet goes out of busi
ness on the SYST: of December, 1898, and a
maj settlement is requested from those in
1eoted to the firm. The firm of Doucet &
I, 1893, for cash. T. DO113.ET-
Lafayette, La, October rs, 1903.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Hunting on my land is strictly prohibited,
under penalty of the law.
Nj; S. DESIRE Roy.
Royville, La, Nov. 8, 1893.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-04
THE GAZETTE.
s'.s*dse~ipfion Price, ). 81 Per Pear
TOWN And COUNTRY.
LET NOT

LET NOT
tire dust" gather On
your goods, but oct
THE DUST into
your Till by adverti-
SING in The Gazette.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
SMITHFIELD.

The Y. G. y. society will hold meet
ing in Central Union chapel tonight, if
pleasant, if not, the FIRST fair Saturday
evening.
A prayer and praise meeting was held
at Mrs. Diana Smiths last Sunday after
noon.
Miss Emily Potter returned 90 Woon-
socket Sunday, after spending u few
days with her mother, Mrs. Dorcas Pot
ter
-. 900 feet Of lumber was sent from
Providence few days ago 10 be used ia
the construction OF barn for Mr.. ID. W.
Latham. Mr. Allen Sheldon is drawing
stone FOR the foundation from Lippitts
Ledge.
Mr. Alphonso Medbury visited friends
in Limroch sunday.
Miss Florence Richardson spent a few
days II last week with friends in Provl-
dence.
IL is said that there have been noticed
several suspicious looking characters in
the vicinity Of the railroad station and
thai the town cOnstables and Others are
Oh the lookout for them.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
CENTREDALE.

Mr.. Warren Farwcll and Miss Haiti o
Nhipple, of this place, were recently
united in marriage by the Rev. :. :.
Barney, anu have received large mum
Der OF presents from their many friends
Will Immediately start at housekeeping
in Lcominster, Mass.
1t really looks as if the United Traction
Company had forgotten their promises
TO the council of North Providence, and
also that they have laid tracks into this
place over which their promises said
electric cars would be running by No
vember /. They have not complied, and
therefore their franchise can be, accord
ing to law, declared void. This is prob
ably what will occur il cars are moi
shortly put upon the waiting tracks.
Mrs WIN. ii. Mathcwson and daugh
ter, Of Milford, Mass, who have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hor
ace Hunt of this place, bave returned
home.
Graniteville Free Baptist Church, Rev.
;. ). Barney. pastor. Sunday School
l ! 30 a. IN. Preaching by the pastor
p. m, evening service p. IN.
Mr.. James Lester and wife, Of tho
Ccntredale Worsted Mill Co, have re-
turned home after protracted stay in
the windy city where they have
''done the fair"
Harry Sweet Of Gloucester, is visiting
his brother, Mr. Byron Sweet.
Miss Lena Smith of Pawtucket has
returned after visit TO Mr.. and Mrs
Emor Smith Of this place.
The Union Library building has been
newly shingled.
Mr.. George +. Angel and wife, Frank
G. Angel and Benjamin +. Sweet Wis
tied Niagara Falls on their return trip
from the Worlds Fair, and Frank OBJ
taincd some fine views of the Falls and
Rapids, and also Of the Worlds Fair
buildings with his camera.
Fruit Hill Chapel Sunday school 80
p. IN. preaching at ll.45.
Mr. Charles Hawkins. with his family,
has moved TO Park street, Providence.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
SENATOR sHERMAN's VIEWS.
:. he Election Results Protest Against
Any Radical Change i'm the Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Nov l0.-Senator John
Sherman. who has been in Ohio for the
past fortnight, returned 10 the city last
night. He is naturally elsted at the ma
joyity gained by the republicans of the
Buckeye state.
Il regard the result, he said, in answer
TO query, las protest of the unem-
ployed against any radical change in the
tariff l don't think the silver issue has
much to do with H.
DO you think he republicans successes
OF Tuesday foreshadow a similar result in
the congressional elections Of '9I:'
The people OF the northern states, =
said Mr.. sherman emphatically, ''ars not
so welded 10 the democratic party that
they can't turn its representatives out in
short order If they do anything that is in
conslsten with the welfare of the country.
l will say this
Il don't believe that a single democratic
congressman from Ohio will dare vote for
the proposed tariff bill. They certainly
will not if the measure reported IS a
destructive one.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
NORTH SCITUATE.

It's a boy. Where: Why at the Cards
house, and Elber is almost tickled TO
death over the affair
Barber Steve will soon erect house in
the vicinity of the mill.
Miss Mary A. Saunders is the guest Of
DR. and Mrs. Potter, of Chepacket.
DIR. f. s. Fiske is visiting Lis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Fiske.
II looks as if the proposed new rail
road scheme had fallen through, and that
Scituaters we're forever doomed to either
walk or be Jumped up in dusty old
stage coach every time they desire TO go
To Providence.
Henry Bartlett has moved into W. 4.
Randalrs cottage.
George f. Jordan has returned from
the Worlds Fair and reports himself as
eminently satisfied with his trip.
Miss Annie Bellon. who has been the
guest of her cousin, Miss Hannah Ford,
has returned 10 her home in Paw tuck ct
The Waysidc Cleaners met with Mrs.
Allen Angel last week, and an oyster
supper was served TO large company.
A pleasing entertainment was given
during the evening. consisting of read -
ings 10y MIR, Nehemiah A. Angel, Miss
Hattie Davis, Miss Jessie Randall, Mr..
George Davis, Miss A. Angel aud Miss
Leona Randall; solos and chorus by Miss
Josie Gahsn, Mr.. John Randall, Mrs.
Alice Walker, Mrs. l.. ". Davis and
Miss Angel
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
GREENVILLE.

The Ladies' Society of ST. Thomas
Church met last week with Mrs. j. :.
sprague and it proved most enjoyable
meeting.
Daniel Stecre has been making some
Improvements in his house.
Mr.. Scott Barnes and wife have re.
turned from their wedding trip TO New
York, and will shortly go to house
keeping in Mr.. Barnes new house, which
is not quite ready for occupancy.
IA new safe now adds considerable
elegance TO the interior of the Town
Clerks office.
Mr.. Albert Barnes is at work on the
"Old Road repairing it.
Mr.. Phillip Potter, who is at work for
Arthur Steere, has moved his family to
this place.
Mr.. Nelson Cole, the barber Of this
place, has left for Florida where he in.
tends TO spend the winter for his health.
The Masonic Lodge of this place met
last week and were visited by several
o'her lougeS from otner parts OF the
State.
stampede" the noted driving horse,
is now the property o. Mr.. Henry Smith
of this place.
Mrs. Josie Steere has purchased new
piano OF q standard make.
James Kench has gone to Attleboro
where ne will run milk route.
a number of Greenville people attend.
ed the funeral services Of Mrs. Elean or
Winsor in Johnston last week.
Mr.. Fred Sayler has moved into the
Cartwright house.
Master Frank Smith is now the proud
possessor of goat.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
SENATOR HOAR'S VIEWS.
Republican Victory IN Expression OF
Approval Of the Mckinley BiII.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov 9.-Senator
Hoar said to-day chat the republican vic
tory in ohio Is the expression OF approba-
ton OF the Mckinley bill, "the best aud
most scientifically constructed economic
measure ever enacted in this country or
any other" The victory in Ohio means
this.
The victory in Massachusetts, is the re-
fusal Of the people TO attribute to the
democrats the repeal of the silver bill, and
the peoples apprehension Of tho democratic
administration which avowed in It's Chi.
cago platform in 1892 that protection to
American industries il dishonest and a
robbery ~
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
MELLO LOSING GROUND
His Position Now De-
scribed as Desperate.

His ships Crippled and His Ammuni-
tion RunnIng Short-Thc Brazilian
Minister At Washington Describes
the Situation-Docs Not Believe That
Bombarding Has Been Resumed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-Senor Men
donca. the Brazilian minister, does not
believe that Admiral Mello has again BON.
barded Rio Janeiro, although he has re-
ceived advices by way OF London which
would indicate that the rebel leader had
on yesterday poured furious fusilade of
shot and she'll into the Brazilian capital
The information, although unofficial
came. the minister frankly states, from
trustworthy source.
Mcllo's Situation Desperate.
Admiral Mello's situation is described lay
Senior Mendonca rs desperate one, His
ships are still in badly crippled condition
aS result OF their encounter n fortnight
ago with the government forts. He has
no communication with the main land.
Tie secures his supplies of food by running
alongside the small coasters which carry
produce to Rio ard paying for them in
scrip. This scrip, the minister added, will
have to DE redeemed by the dc facto gov
ernment when the rebellion is crushed,
which is another reason why il * desirable
to end the war ns speedily as possible.
Moreover, Mello's ammunition is becom-
ing rapidly exhausted.
His position in the harbor is such that
ne cannot, under any circumstances, in
fiict damage upon any but the more iso-
lated and outlying parts of the capital.
The government buildings and great com
mercial houses are out of range OF his
guns.
PciNoto Holding His Own.
The Peixoto government, Senior Men
donca says, is holding its own. The cou-
gress the army, the several state assem-
blies and the people generally, from Rio
Grande TO Para, are loyal to the president.
1he vessels fitting out at New York are
s~pected 10 be of great service to President
PeiXoto and their arrival at Rio is
anXiously awaited
representatives Of the Brazilian monarchist
party in Europe are disheartened at the
lack OF responsiveness TO their sentiments
among the people OF Brazil. They had
expected great uprising as consequence
OF Mello's revolt and they do not conceal
their disappointment that it did not occur.
No Monarchial Party in Brazil.
This declaration led the minister to add
that there Is no monarchial party, as a
party. in the republic a few malcontents
still indulge the hope OF a restoration, but
their number are insig nillcant and their
influence nil.
Whatever, he says, may be the outcome
Of the pending trouble, the republic will
continue Brazil has seen the last of n
monarchy with the deportation of Dom
Pedro
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
THROAT CUT; TONGUE SEVERED
An old Clifton Track Employc Found
Injured ON Lonely Road.

PAssAIc, y. j., Nov. 10-Harry Ryan,
an eccentric old attache Of the Clifton
track, was discovered in helpless condi-
ton yesterday on lonely road near the
track, unconcious from the loss OF blood.
His throat had been slashcd from ear to
ear and his tongue had almost been cut
in two by some unknown assailant.
He was removed 70 the nearest hospital,
but has not yet recovered sufficiently to
tell his story.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
BROKE HE Old MANS NECK.
\ Pittsburg Salvation Army Soldier
Chokcd by a Rowdy.

PIrTnA RG, Nov. l0.-A disturbance
was started last night in the Salvation
army barracks during religious services
by Charles Jennings, aged II, and Joseph
Nesselhauff.
scuffle followed in an attempt to put
Jennings out, during which Nesselhauf
choked Christopher Starr, 80 years old, a
private in the army.
While the police were arresting the in
truders, STAR walked to the platform and
fell over dead. 1t was first believed that
he died OF heart disease, brought on 10y ex'
citement, but an examination disclosed
the fact that his neck was broken.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
New York Legislature.

New YORK. Nov. 10-Corrected re-
turns make no changes in the list Of New
York state senators from that sent out
election night. There will be l9republicans
and i3 democrats In the assembly there
is one change, William r. Melody (dem. }
is elected over Geo. P.ssfeld rep in the
9th Kings county district. This will make
tie assembly stand 7i republicans and "a
democrats
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Determined to suppress Having.

PRINCETON, y. j., Nov. 10.-At the
regular fall meeting OF the trustees OF the
college, yesterday resolutions, commencing
the vigor and discretion with which the
faculty have dealt with the crime of haz-
ing and expressing their firm determina-
ton to support the college authorities ia
putting il down were passed
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
YEAR OF BIG FIRE LOSSES.
Many Unsatisfactory Insurance state
mcnts Expected Next January.

New YORK, Nov. 10.--The Journal O;
Commerce and Commercial Bulletins
monthly compilation OF the fire loss says:
The fire loss of the United States and
Canada during October, as estimated from
our daily files, amounts TO Sll, Ola, 200.
This is over s., 900, 900 less than the sum
chargeable against the same month in
1892, but the years record 80 far exhibits
an enormous increase over the total for
the past ten months of 1892.
For the ten months Of this year the total
losses aggregate 1872, SAT, 400 against
sos, 34l so for the same period last year.
During the month just ended there were
2l2 fires of greater destructiveness than
$4,000 each
The general depression in insurance cir
cles still continues, and it is now well
known that many very unsatisfactory
statements must be made public in Jam
u.ry
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Thinks H. VIII Help Cleveland.

BosroE, Nov. o. Among prominent
bankers who expressed opinions on tho
election, Col. Henry l.. Higginson, OF Lee,
Iiigginson IL Co, thinks tho result will
strengthen the hands OF President Cleve-
land. lie believes the most important
election was in New York where, accord
inv To accounts, every enemy OF Mr. Cleve-
land was side-tracked
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Money for Insane Hospitals

ALBANY, Nov. lO--The state commits.
sion in lunacy has completed ts revision
of the estimates OF the eXpences Of tho
state hospitals for the insane for the
month OF November. the amount asked
for by the hospitals was $l7l, ,34IS) and
the amount allowed $l49, 1l3Sl. The TO.
tai reduction made by the commission IS
S2l g3U 90
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Disguised With CorDctt and Mitchell

New YORK, Nov. representative
Of Corbett and Mitchell, although shown
the Jacksonville, Fla, clubs certified
check for $40, 900, now in the hands of
sporting editor in this city, representing
half the purse promised for the fight re-
fused to sign the articles of agreement be-
cause the club said the s., 500 for expenses
would not be paid until after the fight.
Sports generally are dsgusted with the
whole Corbett Mitchell business
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
..EXTRADITABLE CRIMINALS.
The Russians in Frisco Who Escaped
from Siberia May he Sent Back.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. .0.--Of the five
Russian criminals who escaped from ST.
beria, and who were brought here by the
whaling bark Charles w. Morgan, after
having been at sea ten days in open boats,
three are murderers, one coun terfeiter and
one a common convict.
The offenses charged are causes for ex
tradition under the new treat However,
no official action can be taken by the Rus
sian consul until he receives instructions
from his government
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Fighting FOR a Child Wife.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 10 Angelic
Puzzelo the 40. year-old Italian who bought
from her mother for the girls fare from
Italy, Cattarna Gatta,, Il years old, to
wed, and who was frustrated in his plans
by the courts, has applied for a writ OF
habeas corpus to compel the anti-cruelty
society 70 turn the girl over 70 him.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Fxoncrafcd of Murder.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Policeman VIM.
Gelhardt, of the l4th precinct, Brooklyn.
who shot and killed John +. II. Green, on
Oct. 20 last. was eEonerated from all
blame last night by a coronsr's jury at the
inquest. The jury claims that III defense
was proven.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Identified and Buried by the County

AsBURY PARK, y. j., Nov. iO.-The
body that was washed ashore at Long
Branch Wednesday is that OF John Cromp.
ton Newton. OF Cca;rs Greek. Mass lie
jumped off the steamship CampAnis when
she arrived in quarantine on Oct. 81. As
no one claimed the body Coroner Van
Dyke buried IT,
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
For Selling OIcomargarine as Butter

ALBANY, Nov. 10.-State commissioner
of agriculture Schraub has caused actions
70 be commenced against Peter ID. Felar-
deau and Medard, agents of Armour &
Co. in Cohoes, each on three different vio.
lations OF the dairy laws, in selling oleo-
margarine as butter The penalty for each
violation is 800
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-11
Liverpool Takes Warming.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. l0.-In view OF the
accident at Santander, the Mersey dock
board has ordered that vessels carrying
dynamite shal not enter the river, but
shall trans-hip the dynamite outside Of
Rook Light