The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-16

upon their columns to the exclusion OF all
else" Beecher's statement to Plymouth
church, few weeks ago, regarding his
action during the late campaign, was
that whenever he went into any enter
prise he did his level best, or words to
that effect, and that is about the way
the evening papers acted during the late
election. and they had no half way
doin's In their part Of the work.
TnE Memphis Avalanche says: "The
Galveston Wharf company has con-
olud, d TO withdraw Its lobby from the
capital. The friends OF Eads' Galveston
harbor Till fear that this action OF the
Wharf company comes too late. The
impression has been made that Eads Is
building hnrbor for wharf company
and not for Texas and the West, and
therefore the antagonism which the
scheme exoites. Why don't the wharf
company go and lie down and die, and
then the much needed harbor would
have none to oppose its constructions
II Governor Ireland Of Texas will de-
clare that the wharf company has no
existence Eads can have all he asks"
AT THE great Democratic dinner In
Philadelphia on the sth, Mr.. Dorsheimer,
of New York, eulogized Mr.. Cleveland
In the following: "Few OF them, he
said, could repress, mingled with the
patriotic feeling Of regard for the Presi-
dent-elect, n lively sense Of fear for
things to come. The President-elect
stood In the position Of n champion
putting on his armor, and even with
this an even more serious feeling.might
ent err. lie would be dispenser OF rich
rewards, but could not crafty the hopes
OF all. Sometimes after election we
deal with the candidate without that
mercy we grant before. l am able to
say" he said, that during the "a years
since the Democratic party went out of
power, under circumstances very sin
gular in history, Grover Cleveland has
always been in thorough sympathy with
that party, and through every issue,
even that of slavery, has been nm abso-
Iute' consistent ana constant every uay
Democrat IN the lace OF every uiscour-
agemeh'' lie mas s'oou III 'ne r"hks'
and only four years ago carried torch.
He has kept the faith perfectly through
All these years let IL Is the prlhciple,
not the man, that mas won oroVer
cleveland wiz execute the laws as ne
mus 'hen'
WELLS. FARGo a Co. express and
banking. San Francisco. have lust issued
their annual statement of precious metals
produced in the States and Territories
west of the Missouri river. including
British Columbia. and reoeipts bv ex-
press from the west coast States of Mex
leo during 1884. and IL shows the agqre-
gate products as follows: Gold. S2G. 1885,
$40: silver. Sl5. 100 OG9: conner. SO .OsG.-
252; lead, s., 1884 O9l; total gross amount
ISL .975.05l. California shows n deorease
in gold of S9l4. 7O3. and an increase orsil-
yer of S5l3. 597. The famous Comstock
of Nevada shows nm increase of 81 6gs-
'A4' ou' 'ne STATE proper SHOWS an IN
oieaSe Vi only sil''oio' montana SHOWS
a" 'ho'eass' ou' ,oiorauo ana Arizona
s ,no uecrease from 'ne production OF
1851 ne exports Oh SILVER curing the
p"S' 'e"r 10 japan, 'hiha, lhe otraights'
CIV" were as io,ows: FROM LONDON,
run MarsIehes, sl,ool'zoo;
iio'l sen'ce, sioo'ooo; from san Francis
20, siz,vo''ooo, peihg totai OF soo'oI''-
"''' Inc prouuct oi goiu ana silver IN
.ne neptune oi mexico from 1871 10
iooi' was golu' sS'i4z'oi'' ana SILVER
eioo''o''lH' Inc total coinage oil Mex
loo rom the iirs' OF July, lsI2, 10 June
oo' 1854, was goiu uolars, s''''2,2lo; Sill
yer uoll"rs, szo4'ooo'olz; copper COLLARS
S11o'iio' Wh'ch i"c' SHOWS STEADY de-
'eiop'heht oi tne INNING interests OF
neNico' anu gives goou outlook Tor
ane iu.ure prosperity OF that republic
ne Liuhr Is ihdepteu 10 MIR. D. NJ
NiAoh' ,he agent OF the "eiis, Fargo q
w., III Dan antonio, Tor the annual state