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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-23
z NANTlCOKE,

Ognisko zamieScl}o w SVEN pismie,
he nasi rodacy ccluja W przemyse
l stawifo IA ~przyktad pcwnego baSiste,
Co ~szukajac monety, udawa} flccsta,
Ale choG zamiast flctu, Z noga sto&ka chodzi},
Jednakze sp6Eeczchstwu wicIc he uszkodzi}.
Ten drugi, co cxeM fafszowaf,
III partly postepowych" sam sic mianowaf,
Chez zbogacenia W MIN by}a pod}a,
Lccz 90 nadzieja fatalnie zawiod}a,
Bo zlamal szkatu}ke, kt6ra pr6zna by}a,
GdAz zaledwie II dolaldw micsci1a!
Okrada1 biednych-jak wiesG gfoSna leci,
Pracujacych ma skibke chlcba Ola swych dzieci;
Gdzic m@gI 20 hub wiecej zagrabiI,
Lecz 10 5 take ME zcstawii.
Wszystkiego razcm zabra} 800 ia> jedcn dolarek,
d" togo jeszczc swi~naf i zIoty ~@egarck!
Gdy u}ozy} to wszy>tko stara,mie do worka.
siadl IN zciaznicr, rzmN chn4I do New Yorka,
Gdzic 90 wszyscy l"iclzy scr,cczri" sri~kali
| ;aho Bohatcra w~slo'nic obw o!aii.
Jak ~iY l'"@j nazl wal, rzy Iot@l ME wicrc:
A Zy@mun' M"k'zychi jv@o imie rrlerir.
g. do Su~rowio1a. 10 jol me ma mowy,
NiIAG Z lo>trnow,n.a, =" zbr n~aio4ouy.
aImien . dw"yh jr>lelv take ir,tcm W ~taniv,
G" prlyhyii I New Yorku Ia ma polo~mir
Na ilt""Micrnych, robi4cyeh we lDic W n"ry,
Go nlgil M" o'lnawjl w|>pdibra riom pornocy.
lrA D@"ch ra1Aisk je,ii (zytrlnll me zgadn
w prlysnio5ct " ga~etach ogiosjr wyladnc e.
IS. II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-23
NARoDOWCY v CLEVELAND.
Do SAanownej Redakcyi
WIARUSA!

Prose- umiescit w 1amach swo-
Jego plsma mole sprawozdanie Z
ostatniego posiedzenia G ward vi
o $ k G X osci k o,
grupy Zwiazku Nalodowego Pol
skiego.
Grardyu Rlsha h~oScius=hhii
pod opiehq SIC. Tadcus=a:
Cleveland, o., is Tut. IS l..
w dniu l2tego tego miesiaca
odby4o sic roczne posiedzenie To-
~arzyst~a Bratniej pomocy G W ar
dyi k lie X osciusz q
k o., ma ktorem wybrani zostali ma
rok dalszy nastepujacy urzednicy:
Tomasz Ruminski, kapitan czyli
prezydent.
Wojciech Makowski, %porucznik czy-
Ii %wiceprez.
Wincenty Stolarki, PREF. gospodarz
Micha} konrad kasver
Jdzef Ruminski, sekr. prot.
Antoni Golubski, sekr. fin.
Jan Rogalski, chorazy
Roman Freeman, podchorazy
Antoni Tesner marszalek
Maryan Rumihskr, opiekun kasy
konstanty q. Freeman
Saucepan Malinowski
Posiedzenia Towarzystwa, kt6-
re jest zarazem grupa Zwiazku, Cd
bywaja sic kazda druga ME
dziele miesiaca, o godzinie 2 pc
pofudniu, w szkole PREY kosciele
ma Forman ulicy w Cleveland.
Gwardya Polska KoSciuszko,
skoro sic odfaczyli cd mas bury
ciele, pieknie sic zgadza i pieknie
wzrasta.
Kiedy r. 1887 podalismy
spraw ozdanie 2 naszego rocznego
posiedzenia W Zgadzie, zarzucili
nam burzyciele k}amstwo; wo}ali
re to ME prawda, IL sprawozdanie
pochodzl cd Gwardyi Polskiej Kos,
ciuszki Mr.. /. A jednak ta Gwar-
dya Mr.. l jest Gwardya Polska
koSciuszki pod opieka sw. Tadeu.
sza, kt6ra Cd I. 1882 istnieje
trzyma sic wiernie koscio}a
WARY sw., jak Pan Bog przykazaI
jak czynili nasi pwodkowie.
Wszelkie kore pondencye, ty-
czace sic Towarzystwa, prosz(
przese}ac ma rece Sekretarza Pro
t~okutowego Jozefa Rumiilskiego
224 Crotton Str. q koresponden-
eye tyczace Zwiazku Narodoweg,
do Sekretarza grupy Antoniego Go
lubskicgo, 524 Fleet Str, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Zszacunkiem
Joz. Ruminsk
Sekr. Protok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-23

7ecfla Sonolinska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-23
Ma CzESC MERYK|.

Czo}em ci, kraju szczystnej wolnoSci!
Go tive otWleraSZ ramlon"
Wvgnancom biednvm-w imic ludykosci
Tulac spfakanvrh do iona!
Czolem tohie W gwiazdy przyodzian,
Tr6jkolorowy sztandarZe!
Pod ktorvm walczy} Kosciuszko MIDLOTHIAN,
Niosac WoInoSci krew w dare.
Czolem ci, mako! ktoras zrodzi}a
Syna kra jowl ma ,,Ojca!!"
Il szabla W praw!cy, co wywalczyla
kraj twoj 2 niewoli ogrojca.
Geese VAN, zwyciezcy! coscie W wsp6fbratniej
Walce Pcludnia Z Polnoca,
Starli przewage W civil, o~Statniej
Spizowcj wolf przemoca!
Co w sprawie waznej ,,negra' wolnosci
BiegllScie w chaos woj Jenny,
by krwia swa zmazat kraft zdroznosci,
ZnieSc targ ciai ludzkich nikczemnv!
Hold mlodziezy konfedcrackiei.
Co W hun oynistvch obwodzie,
Wzieta chrzest armii ELECTROMAGNETIC,
Walczac uni dzlewier O g}odzie!
Geese CT, oddziale dziclnego meza.
Co TIVE sharrowaf prawire,
Gdys GrantowSkiego ogniem oreza
Zdobvl RichmondSka stolice.!
Geese VAN, krwawc g}owy troteow,
Nadziane ma bagnet hrata!
Cvscie zajefy W history dziejow
Zaszczvtna katie -wsrod swiata.
Hold twoim radon, zicmio wSpania}a,
Ziemio cd uciSk6w wolna!
Cos ma swa rhwa}e wykolysa,a
Wlrlkiego dusza Lincolna
Czest CT, Gartieldzie! cos cnoty twemi
Il dziecka przyswiecaf krajowi!
Cos cd anarchii broni} tel ziemi
] piers nadstawia} %ogniowi!
Piers. kt6ra W ogniu mija}y grady
Kul jak ma po>trach wrogowi.
A ktora w kohcu przeSzy} waz zdrady
Ma sron smutck krajowi!
Pod obcem uicbvm bija gorecej
Tetna scrcs picrsi niewiesciej,
Lecz, piekny kraju, p~rzebacz! re wiecej
wyparty Z gniazla, chloe be- odrazy
Ptak patrzy ma ziarn dostatki,
.Jednak ~@iskleciu jest ts~iac razy
Missy robaczek Z ust matki!
30 wpadlszy W sid}a tu}acz 6w mlody,
Chloe p6jdzie do z5otej klatki,
Czy steschnioncmu cHkry woody
Zastapia czu}a piers matAi:
Czemuz W wygodach piora Swc yubi,
l zal mu gardzi6fke dust?
30 ptak moi, Boze! tukrGw ME lubi,
Chcac rye, ach! kar1ne brat m1>i.
Promo vice, piekny, kraju ty zfoty,
WabiSz mnie tzany twojemi!
Drozsza mi ponad wszechzicm klcinoty
GarSc Z yrobu mych Ojcow ziemi!..
l chot sic kwapisz otveG Ivy mole,
Tulac wygnanhe nieboge...
o! 1meryko! powaby Twoje
Genie. .lecz k o chaG N @ m o 9 e.!
Dzieki c%zv}osc1, kt6ra sic bicdzi
WywiedzieG, jaki kraj kocham?
ia sk4aniam %g}owe..a W odpowiedzi
Zasfaniam oczv i -. szlochanl!
Predziej! o. PREDICT, wyzwdl mnie, Boze!
q kreruj2ccgo powicia!
Mech do mel zicmi usta p~rzy}ole,
Wyssie Z niej SHE do zycia!
Uczuciom swietym piersi wezbranej
Przebacz. o. ziemio tv zyzna.
30 do M i!os mel nicskalanej
Praw o ty k o O|jczyzna!
7scfla SomoAaska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-23

PLACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-23
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Ameryka.

NEW YORK. - Me ma mic
trwa}ego IA swiecie, p%owiedz1a} pc
wien flozof a zdaje sic, re powie-
dzia} prawde. Henry George pre-
szed1 do demokrat6w a tenn samem
usunieta nc jta}a ostatnia zapora po-
wstrzymujaca zjednoczenie wszyst-
kich stronnictw robotniczych "
jedne partyqi pod jedna c%horqgwia.
= McGlynn teraz dopiero poznaf,
IL byl poaolna lalka W relu sal
bicrzy i zerwa4 q Henrykiem Ge-
orge wszelkie st6sunki.
~DYNAMICIARZY jest Sta
mach Zjednoczonych wiecej, anizeli
sic spodziewano. Ugoda z Anglia,
zawicraiaca paragraf. ably ludzi,
dajacych i ni2d<e ma TO, by W An
gill i ~lrlandyi spowodowaG wybu-
chy dynamitowe, wydalano Z kra-
ju, od}ozony zostaf ola tego pa
ragrafu g}osami % przeciw 81 az
do naiblizszego grudnia. Wiekszosc
senator6w by}aby rada g}osowa}a
"a ta ugoda, ale w listopadzie Cd
beda SIG wybory prezydenta, a
wtedy ~potrzebne beda glossy Irland-
Il DAkOTY, 2 miasta S i o ux
Fa1l $, pisa: IS IL pie dalej!-
i teraz ~jeszcze jest u mas has}em,
lubo prawo opcyi lokalnej juz cd
l stycznia jest u mas prawomoc-
mem. "iemy tylko o jednym sa-
Ionic W miescie kt6ry zamknieto,
a i ten by}b, j~eszcze otwarty, gdy-
by prohibicyoniSci do przeprowa-
dzenia prawa ME byll uzyli pote-
81 spddnicy. Sioux Falls PREY
szwindlerce prohibicyjnej mic ME
utraci}o, owszem zyska4o; Valley
Springs i Dell Rapids sa zmuszo-
ne zamknat swe salony, pieni2dze,
ktore tam wydawano W salonach,
teraz do naszego miasta wedruj9.
Vida 5dzbto w ohu bli9uie.
90 a me vtasnem delhi ME ujrzq!-
w New Yorku Towarzystwo och
rony dzieci pozwa}o II letniego
fortepianiste II offmana przez
tamtej szego majora, ably zbadat,
czy cze tie pop.sy W grze ma kla-
wlkorcle sill jego ME rujnuja.
Gazety krajowe narobily Z te-
go wiele wrzawy,wywodzac,iz boga-
cze, Z ktdrych prawic w~y}acznie
skfada sic Towarzystwo ochrony
dzieci, ujmuja sic "a tym m}odym
Polakiem, wzbogacaiacym przez
swdj talent siebie i swoich rodzi-
COW, q ME bacza ma to, re tam W
New Yorku tysiace biednych die
CT, nizej lat II, musi pracowat
W n~iezdrowych fabrykach, ably
ME umlzet Z glodu.
Naszem zdaniem ca1y ten ha-
las jest wielkim humbugiem, u
myslnle wywoFanym przez OLGA
malego artysty i agenta, co go OBJ
wozl, ably mu tenn wiekszy roz-
gfos zrobif 20 Amerycc. Fortel ST,
udaf; DO nigdy ~jeszcze laden ar
tysta ME rozpoczA} karyery W
tym kluju Z g}oSnicjszq reklama.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-23
PLACClE "a WIARUSA.
Nis~ArEcsr.. :,usti4i

~ A''7
w Nopaini W MinonN, III, "a.
billy |spadaj2cc wgglv fraucislk.
WypljeMshirgo " Chicago IN.
b>i SIC Knsper XanowsNi. Mi
cAal Mask " South Chicago cd
nidsi cielkic ~pokaleczcnia
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
Clothing for Everybody.

To look over Wolfson's stock OF
clothing, in the White Elephant,
one would infer there was clothing
enough for every man and boy i'm San
Antonio. without increasing stock. Up
stairs tells another story. The re-
serves of clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, etc., ETC., piled every
where or still packed in unbroken
cases are in themselves a revelation
of the vast proportions to which the
clothing department of this house eX-
tends. The fall stock is being opened
up and when it reaches the down
stairs counters, will make Wolfson' s
display the most complete ever offered
in the south. His separate marking
and boxing establishments for mems
ladies and misses shoes is alone well
worth seeing. New goods coming
down stairs every day. 9-lO-2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER. Il. 1888.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN-
TON,

The republicans of this county as
semble in convention in this city on
next Saturday, the 18th inst, to do
what? The LIGHT, admonished by
the experience of two years since, will
not undertake to say. The "call"
sta .es that the convention is to nomi-
nate, county officers, and the LIGHT
most heartily endorses the declara-
ton of the call. 1t reads little differ
emily from the call two years ago. 1t
is devoutly to be wished that that
>conven ton may be so formed as to its
material and 80 organized as to its
offices, that it will be impossible to
appoint committee on resolutions
that will declare against party nomi-
iiations. Such a cOwardly course as
was resOrted to two years ago has
done the republican party no good,
it did not improve the character of
the county service, it has not in any
sense weakened the power of the
ring, and it certainly has not
strengthened republicanism in
Bexar county. AS in 1886 so in
1888, the LIGHT is in favor of straight
republican nominations, and in favor
of it on principle. In favor of it be-
cause it believes as good men can be
chosen from the republican ranks as
from the democratic; in favor of it,
because it believes in building up and
perpetuating the republican party
and not in tearing it down; in favor of
it, because it is the only way to secure
the best and least corrupted admins
tration of public affairs in Bexar coun-
ty; in favor of it, because it is due to
the great republican party, whose
name we bear, that We maintain our
autonomy while they are fighting the
great battle for republican home rule
out of which bri ghter day for south
ern republicanism shall dawn. The
LIGHT wants straight republican
ticket. 1t wants it for the above
reasons. 1t hopes for it as the only
way to prevent the bastard democrat
from committing adultry with the il,
legitimate republican, and begetting
that monstrosity called Fusion"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
THE GALVESTON RESOLUTIONS.

Galveston republicans, in conven-
ton assembled, to take into consider
alton the political situation and elect
delegates to the Fort Worth republi-
can convention, passed the following
res buttons and adjourned:
"Resolved, That we the republic
cans of Galveston county, in conven-
ton assembled, do condemn the driV-
ing of peacable and law-abiding citi-
zens of Fort Bend county from their
homes by an organized mob bearing
arms. in violation of the constitution
and laws of Texas; that we hereby re-
greet, if true, as reported in the press
of this state, that Adjutant General
King approved OF the mob violence by
which these citizens have been driven
from their homes, and we do hereby
appeal to Governor Ross to exhaust
the executive power given him by the
state to right these wrongs and pro-
tect these men in their lives and
property.
"Res0lved, That we view with alb
florence the assassination for his pO-
litical opinions of Joseph Hoffman, OF
w aSuluSIOll equity anu We wv AOAO
by extend coincidence to his orphan
children.
Resolved, That the mob violence
of Fort Bend county and the assassina-
ton of Joseph Hoffman, of Washing
ton county, admonish us that similar
scenes may be expected to follow Wig
orous efforts of our party in counties
in which the republican vote FREEDOM
| mates; and therefore it is the sense OF
| this convention that the interests OF
the republican party will be best sub
| served by not nominating a state
| ticket"
| These resolutions will not be found
a very persuasive immigration docu-
ment in this year of grace 1888. Sar
Antonio and old Bexar county and
southwest Texas in general, are free
from all such exhibitions OF mob VIC
| lence and offer the best inducement:
to immigration of any section Of the
state. At the same time it is an awful
comment upon the situation, that re
pubIicans in Texas are deferred from
making state nominations for fea
that their lives will pay forfeit for ac
tive participation in politics, as re
publicans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
To Avert DANGER.

The route of the Southern Pacific
railway between San Antonio and Ell
PasO is now being surveyed over the
mountains, in order to cut OFT the route
past Painted Cave, and along the shelf
under which flows the Rio Grande
and above which towers the noun
tains. This portion of the Southern
Pacific road mas always been thorn
in the side of the roads management,
for although no grander scenery than
here can be had anywhere in the
world, its danger is terrible. The ties
are continually being undermined by
the falling away of the ballast under
them, and men are kept constantly
filling in these places. Frequently
large boulders up the side of the
mounts tain are loosened by the rumb-
ling of the heavy trains, and fall, Of
ten on the train. A very short time
ago boulder weighing several hun
dred tons was detachad as passen-
ger train rolled by. Falling, it's di-
rect course was diverted little by an
obstruction, but it struck the outside
edge of the roof of one Pullman car
and tore it away, and then went
plunging and roaring down to the Rio
Grande hundreds of feet below. Had
it struck the car squarely it would
have hurled the entire train over the
chasm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

MAINE comes in at the tail end of
the August aid September elections,
but she gets there all the same. Her
plurality is put down at 10000 from
the returns already in. This is the
largest republican majority since 1868
and puts the old north state into line
with Oregon and Vermont. The re-
publican vote is from 1850 to 5000
greater than in the election of two
years ago. Every congressman elect
ed, every state senator and four-hfths
of the state representatives are repub-
licans. This is d good gain for
the party in the past two years
and foreshadows the action of the
national party next November. This
is the year of republican jubilee. The
song of returning and rejoicing will
be sung next November when Harri-
son will be returned for president
and the days of British-American rule
for these United States will be ended.
Ireland VIII JOIN III ouI triumph, gnu
Canadian John will hang his harp
upon the willows in the region of the
fisheries district; John Bull will cease
to steal seal in Alaskan waters; Uncle
Sam will represented by an Ameri-
can citizen in fact as we'll as in name
at the court of st. James; protection
to American industries will be the
policy of government; it will no long
er be considered a disgrace to have
fought for the maintenance of the
union aud the days of the republic
will return, the ruler of the first Eng
lish dynasty in the person of Grover
the king having vacated the throne.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
Annual Meeting.
OFFICE OF THE FRONTERIzA

OFFICE OF THE RON TEKIAA 7
SILVER MINING AND MILLING Co.
SAN ANTONIO, August 81, 1888. }
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the From teriza Silver
Mining and Milling Company will be
held at the office of the company at
San Antonio, Texas, OH the first day
of October 1855, for the election OF
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting. Transfer books close Sept.
10Th and opened Oct. End, 1855.
r. H. RUSSELL,
9-11-3t Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
Died Suddenly.

The sudden death of Mr.. P. j.
O'Connor, a young and prosperous
merchant of San Angelo, Texas, &C.
Cured last Thursday at that place.
The deceased was well known in San
Antonio, having a few years ago
been in the merchantile trade on
Commerce street. He had recently
visited San Antonio and settled up
his business here and in the lower
country to his entire satisfaction. He
leaves one brother to survive him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
His Opinion.

Attorney NJ. r. NJ. Wallace, of Chi
cago, gives the following opinion for
Protective and Detective association
CHICAGO, September 3, 1855.
c. r. Collins. secretary United States and
Canada Dealers Protective AID Detective
association, Chicago. Ills.
Dear Sir:-Yours of this date re-
ceiyed and considered. In reply l
have no hesitation in saying that the
practice and methods Of yOnr associa-
ton using only the business card on
the envelOp in correspondence with
the debtors of your members), is en-
tirely legitimate and not inhibited by
the postal law. The law does not
prohibit the sending through the
mails such letters as you furnish your
members, to be sent to such debtors.
Respectfully, NJ. +. NJ. WALLACE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
A Wise Patron of the La. st. Lottery

A worthy Chicagoan is Mr.. Peter
Klein, doing business at No. SO E.
Kinsey street. He is a benevolent,
frank and social friend-like all old
time "Fatherlanders' he will invest
spare dollar in lottery and Oh a
former occasion secured an S, 900 prize
in the Louisiana State Lottery in as
ISOLATION with his brother-in-law. OF
his latest good luck, he was the pos
SCISSOR of fractional ticket No. 1894,
which drew $500, 900 in the drawing,
August eth; he collected the amount,
$4,000, through the Express COM
pany. His present business place is
"a wooden frame building for vending
refreshments, cigars, etc. He will
erect, on the lot which he owns, a
modern brick block.-Chicago, Ills.)
August "a.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
SAN ANTONIO ACADEMY

Home aud Day School tor Boys. Prepares
for business or for any University. Fine ioca-
ton, new building, large play grounds, best
teachers. BOarders live with the Principal.
The school stands on its merits and refers to
al patrons. Third year opens Sept. 18th.
cad for catalogue.
PROF. ". R. SHELLEY, A. NJ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

ALL GOOD republicans should at
tend the primaries tonight and see
that good and true party men, not
mugwumps, are selected as delegates
to the county ventiOn, which meets
in this city next Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
For Sale.

A nice i-room frame cottage with large lot
blocks from High school, price $500. s5SJ
ca and easy payments ll6-2
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
TyoH, IS l SOS co.'s OO'slS oOSSO OolsA %

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Insertion: 10 cents first week, ; cents after hrSt
week Special rates on 50 and 100 lines running
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Home advertisements payable on the hrst' OF
each month. Transient advertising payable Ill
advance. Only metal cuts printed.
Special rates given on larger space ana long
time advertisements. Discount given Tor cash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

ST. LOUIS exposition is now in full
blast and the I. s. G. n. road offers
excursion tickets, good for 20 days
from date of sale, for one fare. These
tickets will be on sale Tuesdays and
saturdays OF each week until October
18th, but no tickets will be good after
October 24th. This week the music
will be conducted by Hecker, formerly
leader of the Prince of Wales band
and the spectacular displays will in
clude the panorama of the battle OF
Bulls Runs; and, Pains last days of
Polnpeii Fare for the round trip
from this city is S27.95.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

THE present administration having
cut down clerical service in all the
departments in order to make a ahow
of economy in the public service and
increase the scare over a ruinous sur
plus, is now beseeching the senate for
one hundred and lightweight
extra clerks for the war depart
ment alone, in order to complete the
clerical work required by the senate
in furnishing certain information be-
fore the adjournment of the tiftieth
congress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

pAll contracts or bills must be approved by
the Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

THERE was hot passage at arms
between Senators Morgan of Ala
bama and Mitchell, of Oregon, on the
subject of the Chinese expulsion bill
when it came up in senate. Nor
gan's charge. that the Chinese were
waiting for Harrison's election in OIL
der to secure greater privileges. was
hotly replied to by Mitchell and led
Morgan into a personality for which
he was most numerically scored by
Mitchell, and in which the chair did
not altogether escape. The utter
senselessness of the house bill, for
which the president is responsible, is
dawning upon the country, and the
senate is trying to prevent the nation
from being made general laughin g
stock among all people Oh account OF
that hasty action.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

THE retirement of Col. Brady from
the congressional contest in the first
district makes three cornered fight
Of it with the Odds in favor of the re-
publican candidate. Efforts are being
made to induce one Of the democratic
candidates to withdraw in order to
save the party. Stewart sticks like
grim death to defunct AfricO-Ameri-
can.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

Announcements for State and County officers
Ten Dollars in advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

The Furniture Man of the Future
Is Wolfson. His furniture sales are
increasing 80 rapidly that he has in
contemplation the addition of another
story to his immense dry goods house
and devoting the entire second floor
to furniture. In this event his third
story will Contain his reserve dry
goods and passenger elevator will
render easy access to all floors. His
fancy tables for room OrnamentatiOn,
as well as use; his parlOr suits; solid
bedroom sets; wardrobes Of every
make and finish are equal to any Of
fered in this city or out of it, and all at
the lowest prices at which goods of
this quality can be sold. For turni-
ture go to WolfSOn's if you want the
best for the money. $40, 2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

ABILENE district fair which opens
at Abilene, October Bird, has made
arrangements to ship so much of its
exhibit as can be removed in good
condition to Dallas fair which opens
the following week. In the Abilene
fair no two members of same commit
tee Oh awards will be chosen from the
same country.