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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-04-14
Official Directory.
US. SENATORS.

II. S. SENATOR'S.
N. C. Blanchard, term expiring March
4, 1897.
D. Caffery, term expiring March a, 1895
COSGRESSMEN.
First District, Gen. Adolph Meyer.
Second District, II. G. Dayey.
Third District, Andrew Price.
Fourth District, vacancy.
Fifth District, c. j. Boatner.
Sixth District, Sam NJ. Robertson.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor, Murphy J. Foster.
Lieutenant-Goyernor vacant.
Secretary of State, Thomas S. Adams.
Attorney General, NJ. J. Cunningham.
State Treasurer, John Pickett.
Auditor OF Public Accounts, WV. Heard
Superintendent Of Education, A. d. La
fargue.
Commissioner of Immigration, j. G.
Hawkes..
Commissioner of Agriculture, II. c. New
som.
Register State Land Office, J. $. Lanier.
State Printer, John McGrath.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-04-14
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-04-14
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-04-14

In one of the rooms on the second
floor OF the Alaska Commercial COM
pany's building there is d woman's
dress which was made to sell for
two hundred and fifty thousand
francs.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-04-14

"Cease whining, man, and tell me
what has happened!" the master thun-
The New South., 1894-03-03

The able and conservative editor
Of TIE Riply Sentinel, has the fol-
lowing to say, which meets our
views exactly. "Thsrs Ia a dispo-
sision With some peopl. TO essay TO
read out Of the Democratic party
all those who do not agree withahe
administration on the silver ques-
ticn. This is supreme folly, a mere
waste Of words. II smscks OF in
tolerance as well as ignorance. 1t
wonld be Just as sensible to read
Mr.. Cleveland out Of tho party bs-
cause be II opposed TO silver coin.
age, because the Democratic party
has been In favor of bimetalism
since the days OF jefferson. In all
political parties there must nesd hc
difference OF opinion on some
points of party faith. and II Is the
right and duty Of each individual
member OF a party organization to
work and speak for that line OF ac~
tion that he eonccives 70 be right.
At tho same time II IL his duty
when the party speaks authoriia
lively on any question TO bow to the
will Of n majority, though il be
contrary to his judgment. But the
Democratic party In national con.
vrntion hns never declared against
bi.metalism, aud, what Ia more, 1t
never will.
The Sentinel has no quarrel With
Mr.. Cleveland for his views upon
the financial question. They were
we'll known before ho was elected
and their Is no question as TO sheir
being honestly held he hsa a
right TO hold these views and so has
every mombcr OF tho Democrats
party, however humble. q right TO
hold and express opposing ones, nor
is he q traitor or renegade when he
docB."
The New South., 1894-03-03
NUMBER o.
Terrs.s wit.

A certain Irish village eIiaraotsff
says writer In Harpsrts Monthly
noted alike for his habisual indos
leuec, immoderata indulgence atid
ready Wit was oncs approached
by the parish priest, Who desired q
days rork done.
"rerry," said iis. iii you work
steady for me all day and drink
nothing, III give you glass ~
six O'Clock as we'll as the pay"
"Dene yer riyerencs. said Terry
lie performed the days work acs
eordingly, aud when ho went 10
the kitchen door At undown, re-.
cciyed his pay and small wins
glass, which was already allied With
whisky.
After tossing of tho thImhlefuif
he held the tiny vessel up quixxi-
cally and remarked, Fan how do
they make them, yer rovsrcneef"
awhy. they blow them, Terry"
.faix, then, yer reverence re-.
piled Terry, "I'm lhinkin' the man
that blew that WAS short o. breath !"
Aware that ho had the worst Of
the encounter, the worthy priest
hargained with his ne'er~do~reol
parishioner for second days
work, With tho stipulation that on
this occasion he should hold an
empty tumhler and '.sey when"
himself at the pouring.
Gradually the dccanter grew
depleted aud the goblet full, bus
no wossla escaped Terry. Ills rey-
erence paused Of his own accord,
severely regarding bis lnbcror, re-
marked.
"Dop't you know, Terry, every
drop Of this is nail IN your cof-
iinPa
"Throth, thin. yer riyersnce." /"
responded tho unabashed one,
"whils ye have tho hammer in yer
han re may as well pu. 10 wan OF
two more"
The New South., 1894-03-03

Tracey, (rsDogads Democracy OF
New York, is now leading the Re-
publican minority iillibusters In the
House OF Representatives against
the silver seinorage bill. Reed Ia bo-
hind him just as Sherman and the
rump Republican Senators we're bs-
hind the renegade ia tho silver pur--
chase law.--vicksburg Democrat.
Ye. but you should tread lightly.
Tracey, you know, is ono Of the
leading administration Democrats.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The tactics OF the Republicans
IN the House In refusing to vote 10
prevent quorum, thus frittering
arsy important time and prevent
ing legislation is disgracsful in the
extreme. 1t Ii very plain that par.
tisanship has 80 biased our legisla-
tors that they will use almost any
means to prevent legislation that
originates with the opposite party,
no matter how beneficial or ncces-
cary such legislation. How unpa-
triotic, yea, even dispicabls 10 such
a course West Point Leader.
How about those thirty or more
administration Democrats from the
East who are allying themselves
with the Republicans to break o
quorum to prevent the passage Of
the Bland seinorage silver billf
They should be cast down, like Me-
Ginty, into the bottom OF the sea.
They are rorse than tho Republic
cans, by al odds. and vet they
claim to be administration Demo-
Gratis. shame on such Democracy.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The Oxford Globe gets OF a good
thing on one member Of tho Nc
Laurin family (WaIlsce) and the
only one, We believe, who has not
some public Office. II says that
the Legislature was guilty Of great
oversight in not providing for him
or putting him In q place already
provided, and hopes that tbs family
connections and influence will be
able to get him a Job In Washington
until some provision can be made
for him at home.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Under an act Of the last Lsgis-
laturc farm products were only ex-
smpt from taxation while in the
hands Of the producers. This left
cotton taxable In the hands Of pur.
cbssers. and worked great hard
ship. The Legislature just adj
journed made this apply to farm
products Of all kinds, whether in
the hands OF the producer or pur-
chaser. The auditor OF public ac-
counts has just issued circular
letter to the tax assessors inform
ing them OF the law and asking
them not to place this character Of
property on the rolls.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The Birmingham ring Of Alaba
ma iron and coal men have put up
a candidate for governor, but the
old line Democrats for the northern
and southern parts Of the State
Ers nrrsying themselves against
him. They bear In mind the fact
that the Birmingham ring short
time ago threatened to turn the
State over to the Republicans IL
coal and iron were put on the FREQ
list. The feeling against the Bir-
mingham tariff gamblers has also
been intensified by movement thsy
have set or foot TO remove the State
capital from Montgomery to Bir.
mingham.
The New South., 1894-03-03


A big effort Is now ON foot TO
have cx. State Treasury IIsming-
wey pardoned. He has little over
n year longer 10 sarse, and we arc
in favor OF his staying his time
out. His sentences was short.
term ono, and the State lost big
pile Of money. lie may mol have
embezzled II, but 1t was in bis trust
when II disappeared, and the short
term he serves In scarcely meet foi
his carelessness.---D -Demoerat-S Star.
We confess fisst wss arc of thD
same way OF thinking as the Dem
ocrats Star,uDless the special friends
Of Col. Hemmingwny can show who
the fellows we're who had the COM
binnt.on TO the vault and carried
on so successfully that species Of
systematic robbery right before the
eyes OF the colonel and bis conf
Dental book-keepsr. Unless this
can de done, we see no reason why
the governor should disturb the
sentence.
The New South., 1894-03-03

w. w. Blackwell, Supreme Chan
csllor, knights OF Pythias OF the
World, has issued an official circu
lar to ths order universal appoint
ing Februury 10 as tbs date for the
commemoration OF this thirtieth an
niverssry OF tho founding OF the
order. From nucleus OF five
members thirty years ago II now
has nearly 5000 subordinate lodges,
with more than 100000 active and
local adherents, over 10000 diyis-
ions u the uniform rank with 50,-
900 uniform followers, and about
1000 sections Of the endowment
rank, carrying over s70,o00,00o OF
insurance.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Congressman Bland lost his tenn
per In the House last week and de
nounced the no quorum Democrats
as 'anarchists and rsvolutionists,
and worse than the criminal who
would throw dynamite bombs from
the gslleriea." Mr.. Bland Is on the
right track, but should keep on his
shirt and not get of his base that
way,
The New South., 1894-03-03

Ia view OF tho statements made
by prominent Republicans and
Democrats az TO their faith In the
success or failure OF the new tariff,
Why not pass the bill AZ once, with
the understanding that II 1t proves
a good law In shall be allowed u
stand, and II bad one 1t shsil b
rcpealed2
The New South., 1894-03-03
Enforce the Law.

There Is law enough against the
aale OF the Sunday Sun in Mcrid-
ian but II needs enforcement. The
man who circulated libel IL equal-'
IygusItya with him rho ptfer& II.
and the decent people or this city
demand that this law be enforced
II demands that tbvso who sell
this Infamous sheet be sent to Jail
and prosecuted with the utmost
rigor for criminal libsI. Tho sale
OF the Sunday Sun In Meridian
must be stopped, and IL those charg~
ed with the execution OF the law
do not suppress the nuisance an
indignant and outraged public
opinion will find way to do It.
The moral sense, tho ralf-respscs
and dscsncy Of this community
have been stfrontcd quite long
enough by this stencil 10 their
nostrils, md citizens hnve made up
their minds that they will cAdurc
II no longer. Tbs man or boy who
sells another copy Of tho foul thing
upon those streets will do 1t With
full knowledge Of the consequences
OF his deed. The outrage shall be
suppressed. That Is all.--Merid-
ian News.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Mr.. l.. b. Pierce says in Green's
Fruit Grover: CAS- door yard
tree there is none that equals the
pear in uniting beauty and profit.
II occupies but a small space, and
seems TO thrive in the grass where
poultry and children roam or play
Tbs apple is too large, the cherry
is not handsome in form or appear
ance while the peach and plum are
Of irregular form and short-lived.
To the pear and quince IL left to
divide the honors OF being ths two
fruit bearing tre<s that are Of i'm
portsnce In ornamental planting" !"
DR.. Price's Cream Bakinx Powder
wsSIs's rslr highest Award
The New South., 1894-03-03

The whisky trust is dguring
on an increased profit Of several
million dollars this year by reason
OF the action OF the House In
jumping on tho trusts, and lis
members are hoping that the Sens
ate will still further increase the
profits by doing some more Jump.
Ing.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The Savannah News rlgh,fnlly
says that II tho South bad put into
cotton factories the money she has
put into Gotten futures in tho last
twenty years, she would now be in
a position to manufacture tho
whole OF her cotton crop.
The New South., 1894-03-03
HOW to Cure sick Headache.

II you ever have sick headache
and want IT cured quickly and sf-
fectively, with none Of the debiIita-
ting effects cf drugs, just take .
tablespoonful Of rod pepper, mix 1t
with yencgar to thick paste and
spread on q cloth---cotton or linsn
blind upon tho forehead with q
handkerchief, from temple to tenn
pie; then take about two grains Of
the red paper In seaspoonful OF
vinegar and swallow ID. This mix
ture on the forehead will burn but
not blister, and In the course Of 10
minutes the headache will disap-
pear under the stimulating effects
Of this remedy, leaving the patient
feeling as II such distressing things
~ sick headache were unknown tn
the human family
The New South., 1894-03-03

1t is fair 10 infer from the earn
estness with which certain editors
are di etssin2 the question OF max
ing a State or portion OF State
out Of Indian Territory that there
IL Doodle in it.
The New South., 1894-03-03

This steam pipe is dangerous
competitor to the modern gun ss =
man killer, the explosion OF one
on tha German Iron clad Braden-
burg, the other day, having killed
46 and wounded y men.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Sentiment accounts FOR very In :
tie with Secretary Carlisle. or be
would not have recommended that
the. appropriation for lighting the
torch on the statue OF liberty in
the Nav York rInrhor be ent of.
The New South., 1894-03-03

II is regular part Of the Con-
gressional programme for the House
TO pass at least once week rcso--
luton ordering tho srrest Of abb
sent members in order TO make a
voting quorum. The country ought
to hold somebody responsible for
this childishness.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Seven Thousand seven hundred
and seventy-nine dollars IL tho la
test Pennsylvania quotations for
husbands, that bsing the amount
awarded tho widow OF a man who
lost his life by the breaking down
Of a bridge ovar which he WAS
driving.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Rsiding Illicit distilleries contin>
ues to be a dangerous psstime. The
loss OF four lives--two deputy
marshals and two moonshiners -
followed one in West Virginia tho
other day.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The Dcmocratec party seems to
be at present like ship without a
rudder and all manner Of "dire and
doleful" calamities are being pro-
dicted about it's future.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Henry Lacey, Esq., Of West
Point, Miss, Is 8 rels tive Of Mr..
PeckLam, who was rejected by the
Senate for associate justice Of the
Unitsd State Supreme Court.
The New South., 1894-03-03

There may be room for differences
OF opinion as to whether the ground
hog has returned to his bols or not,
but there seems to be none left In
case OF Mr.. Peckham.
The New South., 1894-03-03

II 10 said that thu Senate nn-
snce committee is willing to give
one cent protection to sugar. II
so Louisiana should accept 1t will.
ingly and cease its opposition to
the tariff bill.
The New South., 1894-03-03

More Muguumpism, Il seems, is
what the country needs, according
to the theory of Democratic papers
who think Mr.. Cleveland infallibls.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The United States Senate 10 the
"bnlwark Of the nation" or "the
plant tool Of Dave HILL" just ac-
cording to what paper you happen
to accept as authority.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Will Democrats be Democrats
and vote for the Wilson tariff bill a
strickly Democratic mensurcf That
Is now the burning question.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Pardon Hemingway. and com
mute the death ssnterce of VIII
Purvis, and the country will be
open to theft and murder. 1t would
have that appearance any way.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Chemical experts have often
played prominent parts In murder
trials, but II remained for New
York woman to introduce them In a
suit for divorce.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The American Judge who can
be in,imidated by writors of anon
ymous threatening letters has no,
yet been located.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Mr.. psckham cannot, like Horn.
blower, seek some consolation In
the arms Of bride, 20 he viii have
TO take il in the usual way.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The anarchists who preach de-
struction ought not to be surprised
when other people practice it,
upon anarchists.
The New South., 1894-03-03

No man in this State over receiv
ed or deserves more praise than
Gov. John NJ. tone.--Clarksdale
Banner.
The New South., 1894-03-03

According TO the West Point
Leader, United States Senator Nc
Laurin 10 one OF the .ignoble ls."
The New South., 1894-03-03

Judge Bentham has sentenced
Prendsrgast, he ASSASSIN Of Mayer
Carter Harrison, to be hung March
oa
The New South., 1894-03-03

Late news indicates that the
spirit OF tho Spanish inquisi,ion
has never been drivon out Of Spain.
The New South., 1894-03-03

1t ism l his wife and children
Prince Colonona is kicking about
ms tbs loss OF Mackay's cash.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Joe Pulitzer is Sighting clere.
land in Missouri until Joe gets
what he wants in Nav York.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The Masonic grand bodice will
meet in West Point IN 1895, next
year.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Signs OF spring--thrilling stories
OF the escape of animals from cir
Gus managers.
The New South., 1894-03-03

The Moody and Sankey meetings
In Washington have bad no sppa>
rent effect upon Congress.
The New South., 1894-03-03
THE NEW SOUTH.
SATURDAY. MARCH >. 1874.

Hold your grip, Mr.. Bland.
The New South., 1894-03-03

Times change, and ideas o
great men with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12
a DEADLOCK


Probable ut tho Stsubenviile Convention.
How the Candidates Stand.
Special DIpat:h 10 hs InHlltgenr,.
SrEuuzHviLLE, O., Juno ll.-All tho
candidates are on hand for the n
gressional convention tomorrow, aud q
deadlock from present indications is
morally certain. The convention will
DO called to order ut II o'clock By Mayor
Moore, of GAINESVILLE. S. Is. McGav.
aran, OF Cadiz, will DO temporary chulr-
man and William Cooke, OF Woodsield,
secretary. The permanent organiza.
ton will not bo effected until after din
ner, aud after presentation OF candi.
dates there will be but lew ballots until
evening.
Hollingsworth is making q game
fight and expects support from Bel
mont. Dantord elaine the entire aixty-
six votes from Belmont after u few bal
lots. Gill is fighting hard and has
assurances OF support from all Of the
other ~cOunties. Taylor and Keepers
are laying low, while the former is the
second choice OF quito 4 number OF del
e.ates. No nomination can be made
the first dav.
Hon. John 4. Bingham, Of Cadiz, who
represented this district in Congress for
sixteen years, and was minister to
China, is here despite his four score
years and is taking q lively interest.
He could be nominated on tho firsi
ballot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12
MAIiI;IEIA

Tho Annual Coiumoucenient-A Week OF
Social and intellectual Enjoyment.
| Sptcici Dbpc.ch TO uH IH;dIigcnoer.
MARMETA, O., June ll.-Commence-
ment week in Marietta means u week Of
social and intellectual pleasure. Yes
terGay the opening exercises OF the
sixth commencement OF Marietta COL
lcge was inaugurated by two splendid
addresses.
In the morning DR.. John W. Simpson,
presidcn, oil the college, preached the
hacca laureate sermon to the graduating
cla-s. L, was Il powerful. eloquent and
appropriate sermon which right to in
spire ihoso who heard it to strive for
real manhood in life. In the evening
DR.. G. S. burroughs, y. D. Phi. D.,
president OF Wabash college, Crawiords-
vile, Ind, delivered the annual address
before tho college y. NJ. G. A. He de-
livered IN admirable address,
The CITY is in her holiday attire, and
lots Of visitors are being entertained
with O round OF social gaities.
To-day was devoted 10 the annual
field day exercises OF the college, which
we're held on the new athletic grounds.
The sports were witnessed by largo
and interesting crowds.
The college teams from Bethany
PLAYED two games with Marietta COL
iere. The morning game was 0 by
Bethany College. with 4 score OF 6 10 ,.
The Bethany boys put up q magnificent
game.
The prize defamation contest came
off this evening at the First ConGreGa-
tional church and was OF unusual
interest and members OF the Freshmen
and sophomore classes participated.
The city opera house was the sccneo o!
the annual commencement ball this
evening. it was Il brilliant affair in
every way and brought together q large
number OF prominent people.
The exercises proper this year con.
| tinuo throughout Thursday and will
embrace many new features, which will
make the commencement memorable.
| The attendance is larger than it has
| been Tor years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12
WINDY wILsnN,s cANrNlGN.


lie score, Senator Camden aud Secures n
Resolution ur I:nioI,rmeni In Kama.
wlIa.
SrciG! Diprtth 10 ne iEt'jlenyr.
~Cu\RLEsroE, ". Va, June LEX.
Governor Wilson addressed a small au.
dienco ut tho court house to-day. The
speech was Of about tho usual length,
and confined chiefly 10 tho tariff. lie
mentioned that several so.callod Demo.
cratic members OF the United States
senate were "lurrGd with tho Republi.
"can stick, and served notice that they
must follow tho procession or rot ont Of
It uo raid "tho Democrat who
breaches protection 10 IN tho wrong
pew. II Ito can't follow th9 principles
o. his party lie ought II least get out Of
Office. have no more use tor q Dntno.
crat who sells out to the sugar trust
tlIan for u Republican who Ongago in
tho same business" At tho close Of hii
speech tho following resolutions were
ndopted unanimously:
ReSOlrti, That tho Democracy Of
haDawha county recognize in tho Hon.
orable T. W.. Wilson Il fearless and
faithful champion OF the people, n true
exponent Of D%euocratic principles, who
never ialtered in duty nor betrayed a
trust, worthy OF the highest trust and
confidence.
EeO'roi, That tho Democracy Of
knnaTha count endorse the candidacy
Of Hon, L. W. Wilson for a scat in tho
Uaited States senate for the term COM
menciug March. 1895, and pledge our
solves to use all honorable means to So
euro his election, md VT most earnestly
recommend his candidacy 10 the favor
able consideration OF the Democracy OF
this state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-12
DEER PARK.
On thu Great of the Allcrhcnics.


To those contemplating a trip TO the
mountains in search OF health and
pleasure, Deer Park on the crest OF the
Allegheny mountains. 5000 feet above
the sea level, offers such varied attrac.
tons rs 4 delightful atmosphere during
both day and night, pure water. smooth,
winding roads through the mountains
and valleys. and the most picturesque
scenery in tho Allegheny range. The
hotel is equipped with all adjunct4 con.
duC!ve to the entertainment, pleasure
and comfort OF its guests.
The surrounding grounds, Rs well as
the hotel, are lighted with electricity.
SIX miles distant on the same mountain
summit ia Oakland, the twin rcsor. OF
Deer Park, and equally rs well equipped
for the entertainment and accommoda.
tons OF its patrons. Both hotels are
upon the main line OF the Baltimore {
Ohio railroad, have the advantages oil
its splendid vestibuled limited express
trains between the cast and west. Sea.
son excursion tickets. good for return
passage until October 81, will be placed
on sale ut greatly reduced rates at all
principal ticke, offices throughout. the
country. Ono way tickets reading IRON
St Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, CoIum.
bus. Chicago. and any point on the Bal
timorc & Ohio system to Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York,
or vice versa, ure good to stop of at
either Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park
oil Oakland. and the timc,limit will be
extended by agents at either resort
upon application, 10 cover the period Of
the holders visit.
The season At these popular resorts
commences June %.
Full information as TO hotel rates,
rooms, etc, address George D. De-
Shields. manager, Deer Park. or OAK
land, Garrett county. Maryland.