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The sun., 1888-09-12

Tsned along and met q leading Repuhiioan-
and then this eonyersstton passed between
them:
approve Of him -
SAID abe sister: Look At that banner
The tsadtns k1ppeliean looked and saw tie
s:Szer saw that she had him on the hip.
eur man ,ssfc the sisier. ,mhJ oe what
Ton think, hut be Is al richi with the saloons
Is no; coine TO get the Prohioiti5n VOTE
Tie Democrats had gotten into cTess TTu-
hihiiion mass meeting i9I Western kev York:
The sreaker was Miss Frances L Willard OF
NashtngTnu. She took Gen Clinton 3. Fisks
rlhc@- he had Sent word be was Il ". Martin
Jones. the candidate fo- Governor, vas present
place a; nighL A man OF the r.islead-
inE name OF Beer was EecreIay. There
was aTrn singing and prayer. Methodist
domino sssailed The Republican party rourdl-
for the rldicuicus sTraddle OF lis state and nA-
Hd1A Platforms The famous Silver Lake
CuartetIe. which has lost its tenor and go; .
some a-eer prohibition scaES. One o. them
was eSile! Samantha Aliens ADVISE ana
here IS scv two OF its verses rAr:
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Tnere was q street parade ot 2tN 60 800 with
e be Prohibition ra-7v is al-airsS The "a, son
the Democratic pa-TF Is for the sAioon: tAa
Eevus ttear party i for A-r.hiaC 70 win
The IHnrlMhEE M oe!eCa.ion ne; his evening
delegation and Thomas 2. Giiroy Sec-eta-y
On Inoztol OF Eicbsr6 Croker the folloEinE
thtrty-s:S 0ernoer< o. .se oelecstion we-r
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Dispatches from Buffalo report that Police
justice GEur5oe : Power. the County Dsnoc-
rBcJ leader. who. L was supposed had gone or
tu BueA4o O. Aooozy night Is no: il Buffalo
but L ven seriously u with b-Atn fsvs- Il New
4o-k EIs house II this CITY = closed and be
has tee, living =: Far socksEsJ- AZ the NeE
Anste-aa- Cert last niEas -hsy supposed he
was u Buffalo
The sun., 1888-09-12

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TeleCa1 were received last night hy q
Ee--Eoovl Sporting nAr troE Ki-E Gur- tie
-Cst-s- 81 Caio&ro- Aoc t-oa Max nnorsoa
o-e o. C1ncInna.is htrt roles escs suthnr-
Elnc she T.AetoS q ss6lR OF Harrison Sa5
AorSoc tc $1,000 q Cleveland aot ThunE-
TEE S-y hks tie name 0. The nGa WHO has
rhA --nrrr,ar
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Commissioner Thomas s Brennan hss hesn
6TrectAc fy CoA,-nAn Nurphy o. the state
Committee - take charge q he Couvertaon
bal Ic-D0-rov. with tuu power To sUpe-vise
the Dshers and arrange Tor Ehe seating 0! dele
gates and scectk-oS
The sun., 1888-09-12

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Tbe Senate adopted yesterday SenstoT Yeet' 3
resolution providing for an Investigation OF his
charges against Assistant Librarian Mckee
tor compiling & protection handbook fof use
by the Republicans II the car. r'sAlEr- Prtsl-
oeni ingalls, this morning aIIpoiDted the spe-
elal investigating CON rlft1ee authorized by
the resolution and the announcement % their
names caused genera smile Nchee.s Of
inc tie spirif .: the Cfril s@rrice laT. and NJ
ingalls, appointed the following WeA-Enovn
followers of George William Curtis g eTanine
and r@baks him: Senator Q1ay o. ferrEyi-
vAniA- Senator lldrich o, Rho3e Islaod. Esns-
TOT t-uEt oi Alaoarl1 eer aiot 4Iihso1 q Iowa
Senator'S IL famous for Lis lore Q: etyll service
reform
The Ssnste adjourned veTy early yesterday
6; the suggestion O.. Senator Stewart who took
the floor 10 make speech OF the Chiness bill
M Stewart did ROT care 10 address sycL sii-n
should speak to-day and was quite dissrpStnfed
10 and that the ATTENDANCE @. Seoas crS Uss
mn 50 tnan - i.- n+ Sessas $500. e-S -,
ever subject that comes 90 l. sourre c! nucl
annsement 10 The senator arc theT enloTe5
his disappointment a. tae thtr attendance
The President to-dsy se-t the following non-
nations TO the senate
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-31
A Lucky Delay.

Mrs. Sim Hart and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Roman, OH leaving
San Antonio July 10, missed the
morning train for New Orleans and
went by the afternoon train. Then
they got into New Orleans too late to
take the outgoing train and were
laid over until the next train. The
train they intended to take was
wrecked in collision with a freight and
the lives of several of the passengers
were lost and others were injured.
1t is just by an accident, then that
these San Antonians escaped this
calamity and Mr.. Sim Hart, now here,
is very thankful that his folks missed
the first train.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-31
A POEM.
BY A RAILROAD MAN.

BY A RAILROAD MAN.
What's the use of kicking,
When your stOmach's full of pie;
A big laugh you'd better tackle,
For tomorrow you may die.
But if your refrigeratOr's empty,
And your vest is getting loose,
Its time to fight, by thunder,
Or hold up the flag of truce.
Stop, my friend, there is way,
To fix your vest withOut-a krincle;
Go call upon your Uncle Jesse,
He'll put you on the wrinkle.
Uncle Jesse's curious chap,
I've seen him stand and boiler,
With a solid silver watch and chain
And it only brought dollar.
We trade with Uncle Jesse
AS we find him straight and square,
If we really need a dollar
We are sure to get it there.
We often thought his business
Would fill man with gall;
But when Emerson finds us worthy
He's got cash enough for all.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-31
Almost a Fire,

Turner hall had a narrow escape
from being burned Sunday afternoon,
and had it not been for the efforts of
Policeman Abbey, most probably
would have been demolished. This
vigilant officer noticed the dry grass
between the side of the saloon and the
little fence next the sidewalk on St.
Mary's street burning vigorously and
promptly extinguished the flames be-
fore any damage was done. The fire
is supposed to have been cOmmUni-
Gated by some one throwing a lighted
match or cigarette into the grass.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-31
New Suits in District Court.

Peter Shields ct al. VS.. M. c. Sinner,
garnishment.
Peter Shields ct al. VS.. Max Sam
uels, ditto.
Peter Shields ct al. VS.. Ira Hewitt,
ditto.
Peter Shields ct al. VS.. Carter &
Mullaly, ditto.
Peter Shields ct al. VS.. Mic Tengg,
ditto.
Peter Shields ct al. VS.. G.. Shacklett,
ditto.
Peter Shields ct al. VS.. Nat Lewis,
ditto.
Peter Shields ct al. VS.. VIM. Locke,
ditto.
These suits are brought by Messrs.
Shields, Micklejohn, Dickinson and
Madarasz, on a Judgment obtained
by them against the San Antonio
Base Ball association for $500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
Eank Thieves In America.

ga 'rnoh,'' said the detective, consists
usually o. two mel One u them Is known
Is tie stall and the other the sneak The
cashier. who usually faces tAe inclosure be-
hind which t-s clerks are az work, can be
made TO rurn IN his chair by tho stall. who
will pretcad 30 be- deaf, and while talking
about opening On account viii lean over so as
TO set the cashiers eyes away from the front
OF tie building Ia an instant the sneak
with pen behind his ear and ink Oh his
fingers, perhaps wearing an inEy otiice coat.
Is behlnd the railing, having entered through
the cashiers rooU- He Is skIful in turning
rapidly Sc that lis face Is not seen, and know
Ing exactly where the money IS located that
he covets, he has it under his coat and is out
of lie inclosure and out Of the building be-
fore any one knew even that be was there.
There are TWO CT the most expert 'nobS
Of bank thieves n America at liberty this
moment, any member Of either CT them be-
ing fully capable % carrying out lust such
q crime IS | have described Il would not
be expZstiert 20 make their names public L
Is Just Is easy 70 rob bank by the sneak
method today as it was fifteen years ago.
The only wonder IS that there isn't uorr OK
IL = CTR average bank detective would nos
recognize the king OF su bank snesks who Is
alive a-1d a. liberty today If be walked in
and asked the Ems OF 6Sy.H-New York
" GRID
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
rcnm-n, CIerkr H.,o,.r,-

A very interesting letter could Dc written
upon the heroisn IL the clerical service of
the government heard II case recently
which Is & striking instance CT generosity n
lowfv places A clerk u the treasury de-
psrmeo., who bad been there from twenty
to thirty years, found himself attacked With
what IS called pen paralysis. soreness IN
the muscles CT tie WITS which Threatens 20
nrlEg about crippled condition Of the
nerves unless relief : given 20 the muscles
Which have become affected By excessive
labor with the pen Thsrecpon tie clerk
though lie was nan Of 50 years Of axe, sook
CHS lefs oacd, and, ~ pradlc1zg at nights,
mace Il do tie work Of he risl. had. per
forInAzcs which few persons could scccess
fully carry cut About TIA. TINE fellow
clerk was taken Il, and was Liable 20 t<s r.
moved from TIE service for haviug his iabor
60 behind The cserk who had Jz.S- learned
70 write WITH Us Jeff baud turned In az
nights and carried tee bocxs Of a. friend.
dong RE tuu services Ct svo CLERKS, 81 TIA.
20 complaints coald ae made IN tie pruIorsrej
absence Of me invalid, who Il tee cux.-e q
time recovered add came back 70 lis de<S.
hzv,aS .ubs.ssed N Tbs martins u,Qn iaA
salAxy earned for him bT another, VITO would
take No pay for lis laocr--'GAthss- Wsxa-
inGso1 Letter n CaDczuAAa Enn.x..9
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
For a Young Couple.

What Is needed TO insure q larger degree Of
happaness IN this world is moral independence
and moral principle. The notion that the
end Is attained when the altar is reached is al
most o criminal mistake. That is not tie
end; it Is only tee beginning As q rough
farmer once said, ITO marry and love each
other for few months is Is easy as rolling
of log; but 70 love each other right along
for forty years, Up h1u and down, well, it's
quite job
There is hard work before a young coupla
They must set Used 70 each other, make
mutual concess5oEs, get s.e-r plans, AIMS,
interests 70 work smoothly IN double bar
ness. There is too much kicking IN tire
traces, too strong desire 20 have ones own
way, too little foEbea-aDce, al ilsistence
upon ones rights, but a forSesfu-aess Of ones
duties
Then il is we'll 20 remember that at Is 700
can't have what you viii perhaps be able TO
buy when you are 80, you a-e economical
Young people spend too freely, are unwilling
TO pinch themselves u order 70 have a sur-
plus. delight Ii show, and are apt 70 1--we
beTond their raescS-Nev York Herald
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
THE LAST LOOK.

Obi dewy ns.ds upon the dtstan: huG,
Across the waters reach how fair they IA
Unto the Gsa, how quietly they spread
How Silly grow and ripe As days 60 By
see them softly answer to the SKY
For shower And sun, EShs cloud and isngtasnea
rain,
For all the bounty from that la-geness she'd;
Uplifting to IT'S face their giisseuing sheen,
Their rich brown tinss, their nbers firmly spun.
The first young freshness Of their vivid green,
The gold white Of their dpeness- All the hSk
Dies softly Der them with the set Of sun.
Good night, o fields. good night
am awoary row Of all my work,
OF vain endsavor, OF SUCCESS hard won
And hardly held Oh. peace. the evening falls
TIE GOODNESS, quiet, soft oblivion
lay me down 70 rest. my toll is dona
L is SO good TO sleep and be renewed,
The morning IL so sweet When morning calls
viii LIT up my eyes again and be
Able for JOY. When new the daylight fills
The air. my frekhened vision glad viii SEQ
Fair siopfrg to the misty thither beach
The dewy fields upon the distant hills
Across the waters reach.
-AurilA Fsrber IN Pioneer Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
Gu. on nom cemmun,e..o..

Late last spring the two cable lines that
connect Australia with the northern her,is-
phere suddenly and simultaneously ceased to
work, and the island continent was for q
time CIT OF from instantaneous commlni-
cation with the cider world The fact that
both cables on the same day failed to render
their usual service was regarded as re-
narkable coincidence and excited alarm
Letters.fro,n Melbourne say the opinion was
general that this strange coincidence was
either the result Of great CONFUSION az the
bottom Of the ocean OK was the work
Of an enemy: and every Australian govern
ment lost no time IN putting its defenses IN
the best possible condition It was not long,
however. before placidity Of mind was re-
stored By the discovery that nature, and not
man, was responsible. In the CREST volcanic
belt south Of Java, where the two cables lie
within forty miles Of each ether, they lad
been simultaneously fractured, 1t IS supposed,
by some tremendous submarine disturbance.
New York Sun