San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-09

bills upon the labor question.
A heavy frost fell at Plattsmouth
Neb., September 5. Northern Michi
gan has also had frost.
The anniversary of the battle o
Chapultapec was celebrated in Next
co, September Z.
The British government has order
ed 100 heavy guns and the Australian
government has done likewise.
The number of the dead from the
recent holocaust in Antwerp is about
two hundred.
The seventh of the series of tariff re-
form picnies held in Missouri occurred
at Cogswell.
J. M. Mattingly & Son, distillers
at Louisville, KY, are financially EN-.
barrassed.
J. r. Merrifield, Southwestern pas.
senger agent of the Ohio & Mississip.
pi. dies at Little Rock.
Jack Dempsey is to become boxing
instructor of the California Athletic
club.
Saturday closed without single
juror in the Cronin case being selec-
| ted.
Count Won Hatsfeldt, german am
bassador at London has gone to
Freiderichrue in answer to summons
| of Bismarck.
Mr.. Parker, who recently resigned
as general freight agent of the Santa
Fe, will become general freight agent
of the Missouri Pacific.
Samuel Austin Allibone, LID,
whose "Dictionary of Authors" is so
well known, has just died in Switzer-
land.
The legislative assembly of Sidney,
n. s. W., has approved the continu-
ance for one year of the San Francisco
mail contract.
Heavy storms are reported through
out Switzerland. Many farmhouses
were struck by lightning and burned.
Near Hardaway, Ga. a railroad
bridge was struck by lightning, in
stantly killing 6 men who had taken
shelter under it.
Amour & co. of Chicago will feel
the effect of the heavy duties on live
stock recently passed in Mexico, as
they had established packing houses
there and had contracted for 5000
Texas beeves.
Rudolph Schnaubt, the Chicago an
archist who is supposed to have
thrown the Haymarket bomb, has
been living in London under protec-
ton of an anarchist named Penkers,
but has fled, fearing extradition.
hn
noise. Look at a boat. Those who
do the drudgery work slash and puff,
but the one who governs sits quietly
at the stern and is scarcely seen to
stir Selden.
To help the young soul, add energy,
inspire hope and blow the Goals into
useful flame; to redeem defeat by new
thought, by firm action, that is not
easy, that is the work of divine men.
Emerson.
The more one lives the more one
learns to act toward people as if they
were inanimate objects-namely, to
do what you can for them, and utterly
disregard whether they are grateful
or not.-Gen. Gordon.
If man has a quarrelsome temper,
let him alone. The world will soon
find him employment. He will soon
meet with some one stronger than
himself, who will repay him better
than you can. A man may fight
duels all his life if he is disposed to
quarrel.-Cecil.
The first principle of Repu blicanism
is that the lex majoris parts IS the
fundamental law of every society of
individuals of equal rights; to con-
slider the will of the society enounced
by the majority of sin gle vote, as
sacred as if unanimous, is the first of
all lessons in Importance, yet the
last which is thoroughly learnt
Jefferson.
NJ. Eiftel makes IS, 900 day out of
his tower.
If gilt were only gold, or sugar
candy common sense, what a fine
thing our society would be! Had we
recently arrived from the moon, we
might, upon hearing that we were to
meet the "best society" have fancied
that we were about to enjoy an oppOr-
tunity not to be Overvalued: but I'M
we are not so freshly ar
riuaH -Gaprna w Tnrtia