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STIREVEPORT TIMES: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1892. II CYCLONE. TZ SMTH. 7 iful Little Town Full cf HEAVY AND SHEL HARDWARE, Happy Homes Scene of Wreck ami HcmoIu- Machinery, Agricultural Implements, Iron Pipe and Fittings, Engineer Supplies, Belting, Etc Plumbers and Steam Fitters. SHREVEPORT, LA.

lion. A reduction of the tariff within a safe line will conserve, not destroy, the Itusinesss interests of the country. (Applause, For the lirst time in almost a third of a century the Democratic party ill control all departmentsof the government. With this great power will come grave responsibilities. You have wisely selected for the highest ollice known to our constitution a statesman whose administration has stood the most critical test and is a guarantee of what is to follow, assured that with (irover Cleveland as president and with the Senate and House controlled by men of his political faith, the government will be safely HilminiKlered and legislation will be in the interest of all people.

I am not uuapprcciative of the high honor accorded tne by my countrymen, nor am I unremindful of its great responsibilities. I can only say as I bid you good night that it. shall be my best endeavor to so discharge the dut ies of the great ollice you have committed to my keeping that you will never have occasion to regret the confidence so generously bestowed upon me, PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. iforlnu Among the Home ''VS less. lit, November 17.

Kxact- o'cloek this morning a vept over the village, ue- ihirty-live housed, killing a some iiueen oiner 1'rcwntn a Gruvrr Aspect To-ilav. IIomkhtkaii, November 17. The situation this morning presents a graver aspect ho far as the men are concerned than at any time during he lockout. The mechanical man and day laborers are now holding a meeting at the Opera Mall to consider the advisability of returning to work. The result is beinu awaited ith anxiety by the business men and others of the town.

Messrs. Ilhea and (iarland are among the speaker. The Amalgamated men will hold their meeting at 4 p.m., and the outcome of the meeting is awaited with interest. Kv Kellogg (iivcH liis erson ol' I he I.iinilslnle. November 17.

A spicia! from this city to the Times-Democrat says: "I have read many opinions on the causes of the recent Kepublican defeat, but, none, 1 think, have satisfactorily explained the reason for the large Democratic majority in Chicago," said (iov. Kellogg, of Louisiana, at the Auditorium to-day. "Looking at the result generally, three causes may be ascribed for the Republican defeat, the tariff. Harrison's unpopularity and the disaffection of lite colored people. The latter cause 1 believe to be of greater moment than many of the leaders believe.

There are over 'OD colored men's papers in the United States, circulated principally in colored families. I sm-ally these papers arc Republican, but this year many of these papers have openly opposed Harrison. Some have been silent, some have given him but half-hearted support and few have fought for him, consequently one-third of the negro vote has gone to the Democrats and much of it will remain with them." ADI.AI K. STKVKNSOX. tjTwo churches, tin; town hall Coleman and Straub Corn Mills, Colsman Cotton Presses, Cotton Presses, Smitii Sons' HijMsr and Plain Cotton Gins, Gwatfc-msy Ktiller Gins, Nagle Engines and Chandler and Taylor Engines, Kentucky Cans Mills, Avery Cast and Steel Plows, Boss Kelly Plows and Points, Roach Paris Green Distributor, Richard's Paris Green Machine.

Send for Catalogue and Prices nd newspaper niiiee were buildings leveled. The came in the niid-t of a driv- rm and it wan daylight be- cxtent of tie1 eatasfro- owu or the irijureu. coum Me AddieshCH tlie Xew York Chamber ol'Coiiiiiicrce. attention. Tim storm the houLii and cleared 1-rom this fiiml we are all'entitled to draw, perhaps not equally, but justly, each receiving a fair portion of individual prosperity.

Let us avoid fTa ia ') yards wide through the ib Kabe was the name i aounu aiern mifii; ivi i xuu trampling on each other in our anxiety i to be first in th distribution of shares. I ft is i illed his mother was among With Humor and Business. Wires are do.ui in every Wholesale Peelers in lind the roads impassable ho 1:1 extent of the Mono work i and let us not to appropriate the share of others. I As I close I an not refrain from ex-j pressing my thanks for the courtesies often extended to me by the tion at whose hospitable board I have sat this evening, i beg to assure you' tl.nf I obtained. 'Jliere in much the homeles victims laslcr and 1: 1 1 nuirt come d.

ttst night existed a bcaitl i-wn full of happy homes is imi i uuiiii i limy mju 1 1 ne'i, I I again on an occasion like this, I shall remember with pleasure the friends made among your membership, and I ne of wreck and desolation. Lrns and orchards are level- Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Prompt Attention Paid to Country Orders." CORNER SPRING AND CROCKETT STREET St. SHUKVEPORT. LA. W.

W. WARING, Undertaker 8c Embalmer Brick Utiilding Opposite Courthouse Square. Corner of Texas and Marshall Btr Telephonic Orders Promptly Attended to Day cr Nigh round, spread over the fur- snail never allow myseit to ne neeuiess of the affairs you so worthily hold in your keeping. HE PLOWED GUILTY. i iunlry.

hntering from the I ydotie lir.st demolished the Kirch and school and nee of Herman Drage. in Lutheran church was lied to tin) ground. New You, November 17. The annual dinner of the Chamber of Commerce was held at lieluionieo's Tins-day night. Itwasinthe line of banquets the last of the first quarter of the Chamber's second century.

In the famous gold and white room, resplendent with light and color, laden with the perfume of flowers and filled with music, were many of the most influential representatives of the social, political, educational and mercantile interests of the country. Hare viands, vintages and sparkling oratory in judicious mixture comprised the programme. Mr. Cleveland was present; Mr. 1'epew was also there.

In the absence of President Charles Smith, Vice-President A. K. Orr presided. Mr. Cleveland sat upon his right, and Secretary of the Treasury Charles W.

Foster upon the left The cabinet was further represented by Attorney (ieneral W. II. Miller. 'esiu8 those at the guests' tables were: Comptroller of theCtirrency A. 1.

Hepburne, Senator Calvin S. Drice, Senator llis- toying several barns and ay all kind of fences, it large two-story resid ence of Proprietor of the Lyric Club Arrested for Forgery. Mall, which was of solid it into fragments. HERMAN LOEB, otton Broker. i severely injureil.

A tioiine occupied by is Iwelling, ollice and i was entirely do- was buried in the to extricate Ihem- He was Trying to Irfave Liverpool for Mexico. tii-: ions injury. Peter- ALSO DEAI.KR IN Counsel Asks a Light Sentence. li! trui warehouse wan fourteen of the reM.lem (d. The 11-year-old itb Ka' was killed in- I.o.vsion", November 17.

Dr. Francis Hides, Wool, Beeswax, Tallow, Fur, Etc. TOO, 702, 704, 708 COMMERCE COR. CROCKETT ST. 1 guarantee to the seller the net price obtained in Vickslmrir, St.

Louis, New (Orleans, 'ialveston and Houston Markets. Prompt returns made on receipt of shipments. I solicit the consignment of COTTON AND ALL GOODS IN MY LIN E. 1 cock. C.

P. Breckinridge, Murat Charles Scott-Sanders, formerly pro YAhitelaw KeKX, Carl Schurz, mnt'ier fatally ihjured. i i the following: Iain f.i-iiiv Mrs. 1'eter it l.aiidon, Mrs. Ilalstead.

Stewart Woodford. Pev. nlins -t prietor of the Lyric Club ho was arrested for forgery just as lw was on the point of leaving Liverpool for Mexico, was brought up for trial today. He pleaded guilty ami his coun I I'lliierf Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Mr.

Kmma Crow. Ir. and Mrs. i people are nhc and eir situation the property Imks is hi I. ST .115 sel asked the cuirl to impose a light Dr.

John Hail, Pev. W. II. Pibbert, ltavid W. Stone, St.

Clair Keeiway and John A. Among those who sat around the festal board were: Cfeorge M. Pullman, If. O. Mills, Herman Armour, Henry Vilhud, Au-'in Richard A.

MeCurdy, John il. Starling, Jesse Seligmait. Col. 1'. Shepherd, Henry Clews, William Ilave-meyer, William Steinway.

and others. The. toast card provid-d but five siM-eches "The Treasu rv," by Secret a- lil.l'.!-- T- sentence as the inonf-y obtained TWO MURDERS. through the forgery had been expend ed to sustain the Lyric Club and not The New ly Kleeil Vii-c-li CMilciit lli Keeenl Jrc! Jleinoeralie l.amlNliile. Bivimim i tos.

November 17. At the ratification tiH'eting Monday Vice-l'resident-elect spike as follows My Friends and Neighbor? I would be more or 1- ss than human if I were not. deeply impressed by th c.ei ts of this hour. The demonstration to-night recalls ivid'y the welcome gien me by my townsmen upon ivy return to my home last June at llf close of the Chicago invention. That welcome and tlie more than complimentary address of n-y friend.

en. McMillan, will never be forgutt-n. l'or the hearty greetif.g to-nignl Jtnd the kind expressions fr-nn ne of all parties I can only say 1 am profoundly grati.fuL I need hardly remind yu of my strong attachment lor this beautiful city. 1 saw first 'n my boyhood, when it. v.as but a village, without railroads or telegraph, oouluining Ixit a few hundred people, i have rejoiced with in its growtli and its prvsjier-ity.

The greater purt of my Jif- has been pas-'d here, aitd until this mortal pilgrimage shall tv'ose liloonington will my home applause, for whatever success 1 have achieved in this life I am in a large measure indebted to you. 1'eminded as I am of your recent expression of coiililenee, can only ay, my friends, I am deepbj grateful. While as Deaocrats we rejoice over the great -victory we have achieved, we should not forget that we are all Americans, Democrats tnd Republicans alike we have one country, one destiny. The attached to the American nanip and to American achievements belongg exclusively to no party or sediou, but it is the common heritage of all countrymen. Nor should- we forget that we are equally interested in having wise legislation and honest methods in government.

1 may be pardoned for saying that the campaign just closi-d has been singularly fre from personal vilification. ThU should be si matter of rejoi'ing to all men whu jtlacea high estimate upwri personal eluiracter and who value the good name those to whom are confided important, public trusts. take pleasure in tearing testimony now, as when the contest was yet iindetermitied, to tiie ability and high character the gentlemen who were candidate for ollice upon Iolid sonit. in the prisoner's extravagancies. The 'court postponed sentence until the In PfiiiiMTHi if Majoihy.

rv foster: 1 he ot the 1 resKt'Jfit 1 resKlifit United States." bv Attornev (ieneral next session. The crime of November Wards One and Two of Webster Parish the Scene of the Trouble. Miller: 'The House Penresenta- which Dr. Scott-Sanders was rns from 84 of the ''7 conn ate received by the secre tive Cleveland Weaver 1,044, Bide- TO THE MEMBERS OF THE Farmers' Allianca. OF CADDO PARISH.

I am just in receipt of a communication from Mr. F. J. Herron, Secretary of yams Parish Unions, notifying me of the taut that my proposition to SELL and STORK COTTON and other PRODUCE, had htfrr accepted. I take this method of informing ererj member of your organization tliat my OFFICE IS AT 112 TEXAS STEEET.

where I can be found from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., ready, willing and anxious to attend to any; business you may choose to offer. by Jlon. H.C. P.

reckinridge "Commerce and Civilization," by t'r. John Italy," by Karon Fava, and Obtiiuieree and by President Jvhurehman, of Cornell Ui-versity. After tlie dinner Mr, Orr made a bart address. The Hon. Gro remaining courttea An Outlaw 1 ami 'iirsued by One Hundred I'ifiy Armi il Men.

'ciabiy change the plu-V 'land over Harrison. us M-itn an aauitio-nai wer Cleveland was luwotlueeu ana convicted was forging the name of the Earl of LoRdesborottgh to bills for $3,733. At the preliminary hearing at the Marlborough street Police Court the Earl of Londesborough testified that he was the chairman of the Lyric Club, though he had nothing to do with the club's linanees. The Earl had sigr.ed two promisory notes for a total of 7,500 on which money was raised for the club. He also accepted a bill for X3 0,000.

This was often renewed, but it was not paid. Afterwards he signed two notes for 0.000. Since Anjrust, 1891, he had ceased accepting bills for the accused. received with an outburst of applsuee. it.eiali reported give for Mr.

President and I am Turner Dern) ll8.t. exceedingly gratified by the kindness lt.) Puehanan (Hid. Henry Tusgles Says Tom Kinder, of Claiborne, was the Man who Shot Him. Past (Pro.) S'ti'i, HITS OK LUIOK loiwt llonu-Ktcad (Striker Please bear in mind that I Sell, New I andMake Liberal Cash Advances on tW Under date of November 15. th Id, November 17.

There GliOBK UEMOCIIATS COXSOLA- Mj-'innenrs i otton. It is my aim to Ren the full market value for every Hale ot Orleans Delta's special correspondent gives the following particulars con- and warmth of your greeting. It does not surprise me, however, for I have seen and felt on more than one occasion the cordial hospitality and heartiness of those who assemble at the annual dinner of our Chamter of Commerce. We have noticed, thai many men, when they seek appear especially wise and impressive, speak of interests" as something awful ad mysterious, quite often, when a proposition is under discussion, its merits are no longer apparent to thoe whose on end at the solemn eorrider of the ght. to the effrt that otton sell.

TIOX. The bullets, nineteen in number b-! j.bor row in general as nave an oeen extracieu, anu tne g. o. hy aiu-ans of a resolu- cerning two recent murders in stcr parish, one of which theTiMi: It: already given an account of: Ward One of Webster parish. bord al- p.

is resting easily, tjut is not yet pteS before the sine die the i lowed to converse, except with doctors and the Globe-Democrat. give evidence of their In ami support finari- My facilities for peitiiifr the very limess News from the (ireat Cotton Market Abroad are coual to those of any Cotton Factor in this city. I will also fill your orders for any art'J cle you wish purchased in this market without any charge I hope you wilt all come to see me. Pe spectfully, We do not, object to an occasional in on South Arkansas, is at defeat in fact, w-h expect it. But this I fll oC terror to law abiding present cit izens.

Itherwise the Homestead Iious district assemblies only their sympathy bagging is a cruel and unnecessary ex- U't A respondent 0 1 turned from the icri ru portion, here the opposing tickets. In I lid. was not thought lit of Labor would in The hungry and thirsty Itemocra's lifjnii nits iiniiT ins control 150 tinned men searchins for the can lay the flattering ttnct ion to their I hly take any sucli aetion. lt.if it. I 1 11 his great domestic bereavement the president ef the United States has tlie heartfelt sympathy of all his countrymen.

It ltas been truly said that tlie late campaign recalled tlie era of good feeling which marked the aoministra- 1 res representative Ih several of the leading souls that Cleveland hasn't said a word about civil service reform this year. President Harrison says MeKiniey-ism and force-biilism did it. He is ol tits confederates in crime. Saturday night he is supposed to gone to Air. Win.

Holland's hoti-e some Last have and Wing lorder regarding thewat- suggestion that "our business interests" ar lying in wait: with numerous vials ot wrath in complete readiness for those who arrive at an unaccepted conclusion. I am fortunate in beicg aide to state that my relation to the Chamber of Commerce of the State of York, though merely of a complimentary kind, ariting from honorary membership, has so familiarized me with the "business interests" that 1 no longer regard thor words as meanings bloodthirsty beast, nor do I have constantly before mj mind those children in tho Piblical story who were torn ia pieces by bears for discussing too uiuch at random tin- baldtess of an ancient COTTON 112 TEAXS SrtREVEPORT, LA. hot It 1111 liirttlly while he was he ntlemeii gay so far as erned they will tion of President Monroe. May we not hope that the great political st ruggle right. Put it wa generally under his baby in his arms.

Al ter beitttr shot stood that he was ardently in favor of t.oth. The sugar trust is in danger. P.oth I Holland staggered back into a side room while Waggoner called out to Holland to hand him a Winches- f. i lOCIAMSIS Republicans and I'eniocrals-areagainst See i r. it ter rnte mat wits in tne house.

Holland was not dead he tired several IiV-Duy OleliraiioiiK. ember 17. At the Sv (Successor to Pernn i to-day the discussion ly celebrations was re- it. 1 tie Keputilicans ought to ttaye cut off the entire duty on refined sugar in 1S90 when they put raw sugar on the free list. This would have smashed the old trust and prevented the formation of any new one.

Here's about the only consolation we can get from Shakspeare concerning a recent event which shall be of between two emminent citizens, Harrison and Cleveland, the chosen representatives of the two great parties, will inaugurate a Jiew era in American poliucs, and that calm discussion and respectful consideration for the opinions of our opponents will characterise the presidential contests at the future. While this contest has been one waged upon a high plane, the issues involved have been none the less clearly and distinctly e'efined. Applause. We firmly believe that the welfare of our country, and ttf its humblest citizens, is bound up in he success of the great historic party of which we are members, Applaus I We favor a shots at tlie house and left. Link Waggoner is he man that repulsed the Homer mob.

After getting out of his trouble he went near Nacogdoches, Te and it is rumored that lie stabbed a man there and had to leave. He has been in this parish for a short time only, but he has commenced to COTTON pf the delegates were in FACTOR prophet. It is entirely natural that my familiarity with "business interests," arising from the relation to which I have referred, should be of a very pleasant sort and free from fear and terpidation, for the only meetings I have ever attended of the. Chamber of Commerce have been precisely such as thin, hen the very best things to eat and drink have been ehaustively dis ing the celebrations on in May, while others in, arguing in favor of nameless because painful. It, is from his threats.

It is certain if the citizens lind him he will never roper time forthecele- AND Commission Merchant. Office and Warehouse corner Sprinc anil -Travis. Shreveport. La. Demnvvolf, Man- neeessity of working- II labor on May-uay in ten all manufacturers the mouth of Hamlet: Our indiscretion sometimes serves us well.

When our dear plots do pall. Pome of the lie publicans say that election frauds were committed by the Democrats in New York. Probably thi if! true. The Democrats are capable of such things, and do 'PUTOIISII I I'aiilina IP NOTHF.Tntnrship ot Ibsch No. First.

It was necessary, he se the manufacturers irn.i uiirt 01 Louisiana State of Louis larger measure of commercial freedom, to tlie end that employment be given our own skilled labor and that the United States be the successful competitor in the markets of the world. We favor the free admission of raw-material. It is a part of our reach Afinden jail. lhe searching narty is composed of most all the men in the ward that can carry a gun, and it is thought that they will kill several 1 hat are thought to have harbored Waggoner. Tuggle, who was shot Thursday in Ward Two, died, and his body was carried to Homer for burial.

In his dying declaration he said: "Tom Kinder, of Claiborne parish, shot him. lie saw him plainly before he shot." Tw ocold-blooded murders have taken I hi show the power of the After a lengthy de- 1 urisn ot laddo Notice is herefoy gtven that I'aulina Ifisch. tutrix, has thiV day Hied herttnal account, in said tttti-shii. and unless opposition be maite thereto within the time specified by tav 1 hp same will he linmnlniniMl Iss finally rejected by a a resolution in favor of ialists to an absolute them whenever they get a chance. Put fraud will not account for the whole of that 41,000 Democratic plurality.

For at least, New York honestly belongs in the Democratic coin n. I i lobe-1 lemoeraf Sunar Bounty. cussed. I am bound to say hat on these occasions the dreadful beings representing business interests have been very humane indeed. I know you will not do me the great injustice of supposing that I in the least underrate the importance of the great commercial and financial interests here represented.

On the contrary, no one appreciates more fully than I that, while the proper adjustment of ail interests should be mainyflned. you represent those which are utterly indispensable to our natu-1 ral growtli and prosperity. I do not believe that any interests should be I obliged to feed from the crumbs which fall from the table of business nor dot I believe that that table should be rob- I on May-day. -ale DrugaistK. I'or atnl madethejudsrmentof theeoim.

Mitncs the llniuirable Tailor tmle tllU of ter. isrj. i K- 'PO A Clerk November 17. The i'csale T'rugaists Asso- ippiicat ions for liouiiU applications ior toiint 1 lie on tiace in rue past tew days, hut no one has been arrested. Serious news is expected from the scene of trouble, as the pose of armed men declare that they will kill and stamp out everything that faints of Link Waggonerisiii.

The trouble rivals in everv resuect the lisioti to-day, adopted a American sugar have nearly all lie GEO. W. KENDALL, i-solutious relating to filed in the jreasnry department fur the present fiscal year and are being tnd adjourned to meet political creed that "a tariff is a tax," and that tax is paid by the consumer. We earnestly favor the reduction to a minimum of tariff taxes upon the necessaries of life: we believe the power is limited by the public necessities, to the end that we may have a stable government in theStaies. avoid race disturbances and secure to all sections of our country the prosperity and happiness which spring from goad goverment.

We are unalterably opposed to the passage of the force, bill. Applause. We favor the strictest economy in the expenditures of the public money. The verdict of the people has been proiiouncedagatnst a protective tariff, out let no apprehension be felt that the business interests of the country will lie imperiled. examined and classified.

If the crop I (at tield-M Coy feud that, exists in ft year. All agref that bed of the good things which are holt is goou it is est 1 mated mat tie anion tit Kentucky, lhe coventor i 11 he ask- "esult to the trade by estly and latriy there, merely because required to pay iiotini tes ill advance eu to.olier a reward, some other taldes are not well pro-i from which was paid last which has just been The visiting delegates images to uoints of vided. to -M' No attempt will; It comes to this We are all inter-j be made this year to estimate the i es-ted as Americans in a common pur-! number of pounds to be produced' 1 Notary Public and Abstractor of Las it Titles. Foil abstract of all latids iti t'adiio iinr-ish, ami all lots in Shreveport. Lists of nil vacant United States.

State, railroad and Seh'io! lands, lhuncstead entries of State anil I mini States lands pnimptl" attended to. Ollice iM Texas street O. Pox U8. Ikiniji KIrcteil. icin, November hi.

he city this afternoon anted at a dinner at suit. Our inirnose is or ought to be from the figures of possible product ion. Oll'n ial returns show that Cotigress- ub to-night by I'resi- cted the other local uele- 111 our several spheres to auu 10 tne sunniiiieu uy me prouueers. intin i.eiKtitip uepuuuean as 1 in the Fifth District. general fund of National prosperity.

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