The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-30

made.
THE Ell Paso Times says at is rather
strange that the universal verdict out here on
the border is that the only good Indians are
dead ones, particularly il they belong to the
Apache family"
THE BRENNAN Banner philosopher observes
that zone place is about as good as another
for starting a paper, which is very easy
matter. The difficulty is in making a news
paper stick after ii is started"
THE following compliment is from the
Hillsboro Mirror: 1.-THE SAN ANTONIO
LIGHT is one Of the best evening papers pub
lished in the South. 1t far exceeds the even
ing papers Of Baltimore for news and in typo
graphical appearance"
THE Washington Critic leads its readers to
draw conclusion in the following "Tom
Ochiltree said Irving was "a bad actor and
it is now given out that the advance agent is
going to have it printed on the hand bills as a
boom for the English tragedian."
THE Gatesville Advance has not got great
deal OF faith in the scheme OF dividing the
State, and says: Occasionally we see in
some paper an allusion Of one kind or another
to division Of Texas. When parallel lines
begin to approach each other; when the last
drop of Texan blood has ceased to flow;
when Dan McGary quits drinking beer, then,
and not till then, will Texas be divided"
THE lost St. Louis maiden, Mary Churchill,
has come to the front again, in letter from
Indianapolis to her father, in which she de-
nies that she is on the stage, or had eloped.
This, Of course, will relieve the suspense and
anxiety on the part Of relatives and friends,
but there must be something wrong in the
mind Of a person who would cause so
mu'h trouble without any apparent motive or
purpose.
THAT Pacific slope cyclone that the weather
prophets have been looking for seems to have
slipped in at the back door, almost, down in
Louisiana. A telegram from Waterproof in
that State, tells Of the appearance of a cyclone
in the parishes of Tensas and Catahoula, on
yesterday morning, blowing down barns and
houses, and wounding quite a number OF
people. In one instance house was blown
down, in which woman escaped, but three
children were not found.
Tag / II IT hae varai,,aa Al. -.
Der Of the Texas Courier Record of Medicine,
published at Fort Worth, edited by 7. f.
Daniel, M. D., and E. L. Stroud, NJ. d.
The magazine contains more than 90 pages Of
reading mater Of more than general interest
on subjects of everyday occurrence to be
found in the practice of every physician anc
in the family, and is worthy Of eenerou,
patronage both from the public as well as tn,
physicians.
SENATOR EATON, Of Connecticut, know
the failings of the Democracy too well, an,
when asked the question, "What do yor
think Of the prospect for 1884, Senator p
Don't knew" "Well, aren't our pros
poets pretty brightf" "Don't know
" Hasn't Ohio gone Democratic ?" "Why
yes" "Whafs the trouble, then ?" "P
tell YOU" said the Senator, pressing his thi
lips together, q" the Democracy IS years ag
took out patent for making id fools {
themselves, and it has never been infringe
upon"
SAN ANTONIO is one among the largei
wool markets in the United States, and is tn
headquarters for the wool growing interest /
all the Southwest and much Of eastern a.,
southern Mexico. With so much capits