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h ard
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byer dubtlhese looked f. th., bh
net ad the shooting star, but `1
.dy one person is reported to it
have seen the forme, andtMtL few .
tulatter 'wereeabiered.L The Si
latonds qusile all. is
SNow .hat we. are sate ,bhat do tl
aei lisomethiag terrile g
.sr atnbot to happen, t IRt did'nt b
ihtistay 1 that this comet is ow I
r~ n Ig way fr e us. It nmat ti
a hes ecaunug beaggiag to it- a
sew how it mamid se o us lying d
Iout the ang at the end4 of one ti
remnd, but when iteane seaser, e
it. und the earth too big and t
,ie: . r b- t batter not bit ap a
1s"uooamtet is it ? Holme's e
or Dielats? IsIn 8Biela's comet 1
- i-su --- . gua .... ... .
ed its pathprinkled s wfthoe
Spart dlid all was ,ane, and now a
t It daabtless wUats to sprinkle us a
sith, the other powderedhaitf. As a
lt is only a few milblans miles I
oaf, we are rather safe now.
t PST EuGuWgr PRIsis !0K CON
Sgid bthe Eemestesd Strike.
e The big Homestead strike, I
which has raged for fire months, I
is over. It has been one of the
most bitter that has ever occur-4
red is this country, and attended
Swith no little loss of life. Al
though a purely local affair, it af
a feetael the whole country and
e forced its way even in national
it polities. The strike or lockout
called the attention of the people
to our industrial condition, and
a thoroughly refuted the claim of
the Republicans that the McKin
ley bill had advanced wages and
* bettered the condition of the
i workingman.
rd The Chicago Inter Ocean has
Staken the view that Cairnegie was
Sthe Durchard of the late anmpign;
and that the Hotmeatead strike
defeated Harrison. While this is
" perhaps an exaggerated view of
t the matter, it cannot be deatied
*" that it hurt the President. It
, we. na eave
to the fa t1 E wages had not
t. I en increased, but on the con
e trary reduced, and it more or less
M antagonized union workingmen,
k, and lost the Republican many
. votes in the towns.
SThe btrike had other important
e.ects. It was a very expensive
one to the State of Pennsylvania
of apd thee county of Alleghany, na
se it compelled the calling out of a
olarge mlitia force to preserve the
peace. It proved that the Pink
erton system of meeting and at
of tempting to supprets strikes with
armed "detectives" was .a bed
al one in every way; and it sounded
a the death knell of Pinkertoniusm
ad io this country.
at How thoroughly opposed this
12 system is to American institutions
ad was never better illustrated than
at Homestead, and it called dclown
such vigorous denneciations from
all portions of the country and
from th.pe .e of all arties, that
ire all probably never again hear
ey of artnes of these Jadissares being
e seat into a State to overcome and
kill the people. And the liome
stead strike showed, at the anme
Stime, the necessity for each State
. possessing an ebcientuntita force
O_ ot only for protection, from for
, eigp invasmon, but fo the premer
eg intion of peace at omeo..
g Oov. Pattison's action in order
ig the anlitita to Hmnestead, at
one. suppressed what threateied
to become a great 'rebellion sad
.reued order. It proved the
s neeesilt of a good militia fore,
alldthe wierldom of calling it out
*at sn early day. (ov. Flower
optded this coures, both at Buf-.
t fao and Fire Island, with great
semi ; s ad G ov. Feuester here at
New Orimeans foad the silitia of
equianl asevice.
It will be wen, therefore, that
t lbm s Usues'at stuter ad ite ef
0ar, uta only in Pensylvalnia,
thRusghmote tji Uniba, and
h at .these wre peneraly good,
h s etleee stisse a Demo
• W~.e. eat, gilu a death
i *.em.Ity eo
m .d<..: .ta
w ve been
akrupt
by t in their
busin- ',,cthe ite * bepn.
There are om0 pus4ts oft resea
blane ooetweop it and the ,late l
ber disturbance ii ew Oileans. l.
The origin wal different, for the AI
itseel workers at IInmestead orAgi-J
ially struck` lhcsuse of a reduc- At
ltae of wages. where-a the work
ingmen here had 'no €onplaint of
Sthis ksind to make; but after the n
beginning of the strike at became -
a general. The mechanics and lI-*
I bouriang an employedas, the mill tN
r struck through "sympath.v," for a
I they had no cause of complaint,
- 1and were threatened with no re- i
g destion of wages. The "sy'mpa-
e thy" stike also spread to other
, establishments having no connee
I tuom with the Homestead affair,
p and, as ls frequently the case. that
labor disturbamnce caused or pip
's espitated other strikes in varnous
at parts of the country. The qu es
sin~m-e-nr domme," eson playLed
- a promainent part inthe affair, the
w strikers heiofs 8&etfIenil to keep
as mon-union men out of the works a
s and adopting military discipline 4
as to carry out purposee. The result
was the condlct with the Pinker- d
tons and the subseuent ealling in n
s of the State militia. 4
" Of course the strike hurt the
t* Carnegie company, lint it is. a rich 4
corporation and can stand at. It
P, has bees evident for some weeks I
, ,pa$.that the strikers were beaten,
1e for the works have been running
r- at nearly their full capacity; but
dI a large element of the men refused
- I to surrender, recognizing that the.y
*f- could not get their places back.
ad After many votes. however, the
a) conservative element, which has
at btln steadily increasing, has
IIe grown to a majority and has or
ad dered the strike "off."
of The loss in wages is put at $2.
a1- 500,000, while the company is
nd thought to have lost $5,000,000.
he It isiwisely keeping its lousesto
itself, however, and even if they
1as reach this immense figure it can
*as well stand it.
h3 The other workmen who struck
ke at Beaver Falls and Duquesne out
is of "-sympathy," gave tup the light
some time ago, and the Homestead
Led workingmen were alone in the
L iekl whenthey surrender. "Sym
Vmtby-* ,4Ti ike ic tarun srcy Ons
lot aucceesful this year, and have
'n- proved off little tdvantage to the
' workingmen in whose aid and in
M, terest they were ordered, hut an
fy immense loss to the commaunities
in which they occured.
It scarcely needs the experience
ve of the homestead affair to show
a1i that labor differences can fre
t quently be more satisfactorily ar
he ranged by conferences and mutual
econcessions than by strikes and
i- lockouts, which injurd both sides
ith equally. The $7,500,000 lost at
llomestead, and the lives sacrific
ed sd there might all have been saved
if the matter had been sufficiently
a" discussed and considered at first,
hip without an appeal to Ptnkertons
and shotguns.-Times-Democrat.
DIED.
Ausr,.- At bhs residence in M
Frnocsville, La.. on Monndy. Nev
emter Sht.; 1998, at 10h80 o'c'eck
P. U., Joua Dawsox Avrztw. native of
Philadelphia. Penn., aged 5 yesa.
6 months and 4 days
SSt. Ionls papers will please esnp.
Vaussiasv.-At Alexandria, La..
November ib., 1893, Gnooes, infant
-sn of Enile R. Verinsky and BFsi',
BIyd, aged ooe year two months and
even davs.
The Swarstmz extends its heartfelt
eontdoleoeo r to the bereaved parents
in this their hour of aflieticn; may
they be comforted by thb. w rd-. of
;Mr Load: "B'nier little chilrcu to
come nuto me for of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven".
LIST OF LffrKEI
Remaining In the Poet Ollkce. Rayou
Sara. La., week ending Dec., 1. I182.
Clabowu. Est, Holmes, Charles,
Costom. .tx. Harris. Wn,
Digg~. Hlmp. Vell, Johnes,
Deebamp. Wrs. J, Wriley, leack,
GoIdairs, Wai. White, Nancy,
Persons ealling for any of these let
ers will please say advrtsel.
F. M. MLMFORD,
PosuAsTa.
A Litte e irls Ezpeleme Is a
M. sa MIs. Les Treseot ane kee
p-ea otae Gov. Ligathioe as Saud
S14e, H , adi are blessed with a
SisghE years od. Last April
se as tnbe down with measles, fol
iews wll a dmeafl eough and tur
l.ag &tiaew. Dessrs at housme and
It t -Na d ber, bas In vain, -e
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7o sWr'llhe crnet has evidently
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BEN. BROWN,
BARBER and HAIR DRESSER,
VUoI U" lI "iaE IILL,
The Superb Trotting SJtallon.
CAPT. SMITH,
(IIegistered as Billy Wonder 0078)
lnred by Pocahontas Boy No. 1.790:
1st daun Liz.zie Wonder. 229 1-4 by 'l'onm
Wonder No. 147; 2nd dtha Dolly Sayer
by Black IPrince. etc.. etc.
He is 1. 3 b4hnds. dark brown, a an
peerb horse all over, strong. even a very
hauldsole actorand with untasuallygood
hwone and feet. Capt. pith was sired
by Pocahontas Boy. a great sire, of ex
treme speed and a RACE HOtRSE. Ills
damit isa It race orse and his great dani
was a ra ce horse and alno daru of two
tace Ilorses and grand daln of anotlher.
Poatahontns Boy lils 16 or I8 race hlorses
to his crerrtilt. among then,. the famous
Buffalo Girl 2124 he is brother to Youlng
nalfe the sin asf the great Nelson 2:10.
Tomta Wonder 147 is nire of several In
the list and the damu of tmany race hor
ses. to Capt. Snlthl is between his sis
ter Buffalo (Girl 2:12 1-2 and his cousin
Nelson 2:10. lie is in active trauining
by a skillful driver ald will go very
fast. lie combines the great racing
strains. Old Pocahontas. 01d1 Piilot. Ton
Ilal and Morgan. Termis 20 the season
or $30 to tnsure,
ALSO
The handsome bay colt by 81r Peter
19t2 will be allowed to serve S or (
mares at 820 the season. lie is also in
active trainining.
Hle was sired by Sir Peter No. 1952; lst
dam Brona by Lakeland Adlxlabah; 2nd
dam Belie Partlse by the T-acker horse
son of Wright's Rattler; 3rd dam by im
ported Consternatlon.
Any mare not catchlng an '93 is enti
tled to return season In '9:1 free if the
horses are alive and owned at Green
woodl.
Ample stable and pasture, but no res
ponsibility for accident or eacape.
Apply to
GREEN WOOl) PL.NTA1'AION.
Apr 3U 1 mo. Barou Sara, La.
And Capt. Leonard and Joseph btern.
Bayou Sara. La.
SrTCOxIB O II m
Marks' Hotel,
[Successor to D. Alexander]
BAYOU SARA, LA.
FIBsT CULSB ACOI OIBATIEOS.
Board by the day, week or month.
Porter with Bus to meet all Ihots
and tr ins. Sample room fur
nished free of charge.
First Class Livery Stable
In Conmeeston with the. otel.
Apr 16 e2 l sy. Propte .
6 r 5sm~ipU~
BEAR fleburbo- Bt. Cut. DleuvUte.
Ne rrleaenS La.,
hoot is's Uraiints Rc ired. .'
1E tabI shed 1782
L OSSES PA] \CE' OltOANIZ'ATION, OVER $IO.OOO
Loaala P ron Ilip f g Ad 5d and Pei d ' Ne O r l w . OgaT eld 69
UP STREET. ______
Cresioeit Insurance, Ce
=of NOw Orleans, La.
IAsned P id Miam @voa.i.ii.;, Over Im USaow.
W.iLLYLx, .fl0'AI LIG, Vice I'reridenl'IIASE.RWU,.
LOUIS FRICERIO, OPIIN 6 ANLse .
O·· PTICIA, 181~S CANALL STREET, N.O.,~-La .-·.
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