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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Two IFrrkE babies at tho u. q. A.
Home looking for homes. How many
homes are looking for babies?
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

(.oSesEssakS BLANCHARD. of Lousi-
Ara, wants the killing of Sitting Bull
investigated. So ne considers it sn out
snge. Many good and respectable citl-
1ons consider the killing OF black Re-
pnbiican voters in Louisiana . still
greater outrage. bat there has been no
mvsst.xstlon Of such occurrences.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Avn now lt seems that Gen. Salvation
3rxny Hooth did not write MS book,
SIN Darkest England"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28


The Democracy aeelsxsa u thar
hstanai Dknskesm. . lsso, thns shsy
ssilesssl -tAas hsmoefssis prias.ssss
sss interchangeable IA their as&,zrs. vhsn
appi'sd - The same susIec< maxswrs. =
dsvsisad, a isss. rs eppos~1 n al
ver. La isss. n d sa. brseins sAs salssr
lnfiAtson -. l. p3b.e okIes suxA =
peshs fust tast p~ss1sr A.. . pnosszl
eiaopst'ess q xsias - be zee . pelisiesl
eonto<tionsst IA order 70 seesrs the
uasss snsass Ut refazm sad Jsffsr.
so1iAa s.n2icsty forbid ia
TIE brooklya Times reads the cssl-
zea lecture on the dIfEersncs BE-
tween rss.esocsty ssa frss trade. IL
Gays.
h1sk ws iaform the C.tizsn that re-
ciproesty does not nsas. free trade, b1E
pfoL@stsof1s that a does n1x elm % ex-
tend tssa Area Of tree eeuspstssioa. hut
rather 70 secure between seIf protest
sng nations an Interchange VI xommo-
ditles la saea arleies thai neither can
pfoduee-taefsoy extsAdiag the mar
hsts Oh eaen n a manner advantageous
- Doth We have what 10 practically \
revenue on raw sugar when to pro-
duesd ey various nations that levy A
tAFsi- Tor rsyentle GA American saa al
foreign products. IL the sale OF these
products lbs tsEin levied ty the sugar
Producing nations bears with esta Al
wsisnt upon the United states aud Is
European rivals. III We can strike A
bargain with these nations sd as TO al
mft our goods free IN confederation OF
the Tree entry Of sugar here, that 10 re-
elpfo>sty--tne free Adl:liss.oa Of cheap
Canadian products IN competition with
our osn would be free tsxde."
Thar good man, Col. Elliott =. shep-
ard, has made an offer Of charity. with
= stipulation attached. The Eolonel is
willing 10 contribute $3.50 to the
RFeone Street Presbyterian church,
apen eonditioa that the name of the
church TO changed To the Seventh
Presbyterian Church of the Lord Jesus
Chrsss OF New York" IL that parsonage
has tinally located in New York, il
must be because that IL the headquar-
tiers of the class he came to call to
! repentance
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

SenE claim Tia: sstGsE Bull Was
Killed IN cold blood. Quite likely;
that's the kind of blood be had.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

TnKEE are iiS religions known in the
world. New Years Day is good time
- take your pick Better have one
khxn none.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

An Ohio nan suggests that the next
Democratic National ticket 30 Brice, of
Ohio. and ErIee, OF New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

WILL SELL you one efthese beautiful lots
OF my Fifth-sve. addition for $40. $50 70
$40, on easy terms; also ssrty nine choice lets
On Ncphersons addition. numbers hFst and
second. sane price. terms on~-Ggsrfer cash
balance on time at per cent: beautifully 10
Gated call sad see re in new once 81 IA inertia
Frout-sf-
S7OO0-one Sns brick block. comprising
ssttHp store. bssezafaf. and elegant rooms
on second aeor. hot water heat. 1t enly f7asn.
Call a; Dy real estate e1Scs. No IA y. fr0at-sL
UoUsEsin All parts Of ctr from $50 to S5Js
IL Ne. "a Neftk Freatst-
STEsN snd water hsstlrg sn3 piunbfas ~
= fTrs=S Rsries Sfesn Heating ard Fi9nh
ina Co. IA SsFfh frohfst
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

trruSo BulA had three wives, and
yet some tender hearted pxls-faces say
bis taxing OF was an outrage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
". II. W/N4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Mp
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
free Of Charge!
ROOMS 81 TOWER BLOCH.

Open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
Evenings.
WANTED Female Help hotel cooks 3
W cooks for private lam Lies. gen RAJ glrls
best % wages. sal all families. 2 N fnbermaids
man for days we X. Kitchen girl. Ladies' Par
lor. Tower block.
WASTED-Nal. Iielp-Mechanies and sales
w men out OF employment We vii. md you
something II you viii call 81 rooms and
Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Buffalo Times:
Thewhole State of Michigan is Of the
opinion that Harrison did the vacancy
on-the-Supreme-Co urtbench business
up Brown.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
PERCYSNY DER
Is Canal-st-, Room Is.

WORKING MEN ATTENTI0N-5o or n acre
w tracts for sale near u. * VI. junction. only
SIS An acre. Here Is q chance 10 get y good
home.
OS FOOT FRONT on Scribncr-st.. near
81 Bridge, on S4. rents for siA year.
CHOICE 20 acre farm in Southern Illinois TO
v trade for property here.
NEW room house and choice lots, only
~ $50
drug STORE business and stock In first
IL class location for sale; reason Tor selling.
III health OF proprietor: price $3.50. worth
double the ADoffHs &c = live man.
I HAVE hrst-class livery stock for sale or
Il trade
MONEY To LOAN at and per cent on vilt
1u edged security. Percy Snyder. - Cansl-sf
IT WILL PAY parties wishing 20 mike In
yesfmeois 10 call and look over my list be-
fore purchasing
|PERC1SNYDE
% Csanal-st.
istep one.--t 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

es<e.. F@o1 s. Nerre. srs = Frts~e-efs
I hsvs ss--e syt-a esrz&frs - IRIS ~esk.
Cas- ard sAs NJ Hxf I hsT~ xe4<Tn h9sss
a., saf vera ksbf ~Af<h I eeH so - - Z,
s~s So ~@rsh tH eez - 80 sf~s
SeFs n extra ssrzsEs g. sae ve-tf q Sf rs-
- fsT 49, s. sssea tkss sess lsS-xs ~
9>r1 renss vith sx9tt res4rs A. Fts~6F -
wsv. fsfs. Ns<ers fes sn b~-H 81 r. rsNt
- gees rayfv He1@es - ftHt - sfk ~
e<sESA Fsraes fsr ssss ard rsse<v e ttsa
lvs zeaeEz hSas.s - txefzsSs fsZ = Ceye
fNn
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Makes fuest psssFv, bresd cr biscuit.
The rest i eHespest and srost sszs-
fscsoxy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
61Dlmlakion Guaranteed 70 he the
uuons Of Al Michigan Dsaliss W.
- 1hose Of Detroit.


&Any sub><Fis~s 90 ran TELEGRAM
1xnAID ~iss fsiis 40 rseslss ths paper
1ou9ka<iy. ~hs sssy have reason 10
1~~Dtssa es iair delivery, viii .eesssr .
>nns4al f4sss ~ iassxsaias tAis once OF
- ooek - ssss. sssa psst~i card cr call
- ts1spbsas s31.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Twelve words will 49,
uaiis ma he TIVE iiaess
thtrtsea and NOT an rx~
coed twenty words sas-ee
lfDes. aad fn the larger
advertisements the aver
age A. seSea words "a a.
liuc- There IL hut one
price and that A. quoted
tm the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Eok SALs OR RfNg-A iar.e. Hsw hui.a.
ing. snsi eottr rfec, Will dauh.e 1 aAs
ffent gooa stand ior grocery ana "a laou a
nils n3s.kc frst-ciass helei and ruae .eay< ~
ina sgst OUTSIDE Of city sla hear railway nj
itn and street cars. Lane aArH To- ikr.< Isl
,aonneclion. irl1k AaaefsdG. ooissr f1fss
anG lonis-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Dyspepsia
Mxkss ~ ksss ~ E-&Ay sssfls g.s<sskls.
<sasiss azssre>s ares ssxlsx. sozr staznSeA.
s<k hs@xAras. ks4z<nSrns to~s sf sEPe1a<.
s1ant. : - ssas fes@az. - sssss. ee~ssa
fe2gse. xxa iTFsxa-xfisy ~
Ot0<fooo lEs bewxsA pssp<zsss dess
After nas gvs ~en Il iissaL u
80. rssz8ses s<Tefxi <ztsa<ss2.
8ouu8 al remeay flks AssSs
sarsa2zrsliz, wkkSa sess ssszis, YET sne.enrss
Il tsaes TIE ssozazeA. reSal<sss Us exss
nsa. sFsssss gid az Hirk
aeE.as. h&zl>hss ke2daes=s
ans. refresAes tss nkna SOoo oCuo
II AVE been tsoeblsd ~ilA dyspepsia
hAa esk i1sls sppslsse. aH1 vt&s ! saa go
n distressed ne. Or al ne
kite goa. AffsF eating l
DUN weaid have fslat % tired
al, eens fs<lsns. - tAsasa hs1 BOT essea
safE4ns. Ny trouble Was aggravated ~
my business. painting. Last a~.s,
spfsng took Heod's szr~
s4psgltlA. WHICH did me an SSomoou
immense sEaoanf u good IL gave me an
appetite. ard ms food felished aud satisfied
ths craving | had previously experienced"
oxokox A. PAGE. MaleFt0wa. Mass
Hoods Sarsanariiia
sold By all druggists. 81; six fss S. Prepared snly
~ L HOOD Co. As,otheesuss. Lowell. M.AA
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
RuslNKss BLooks. KaslprNcEs And

RISlAkSs BLOOMS. kEslgfNfEs AND
bNi.ding LulS. toari.t. suiG a. eifeHeta
80 CEN ~ ,.so4. 40I clft oa.sfdf ifSilpftl.
Aehef 10 lesh good ellis property. tiEs
- = itW = leftcbs fion fuA ialiE iist "a "a
ckbf lois; Cat beautiful isf 0alner 81 Arcola
Ana tehter-Sts.. cab Ia hos. - capaa / Haas
Tea f3nfe IaiieEe sTe. fst> hat ] VA &c un
easy terms aaa ga .seig lssrsies % Ania. oie
bekitial igt on la I s4lIs4s-Si no "a III cax
liin Ia CAME eat .ssl nff a. street, tan fril
faI hall RhaE A. aelaiiE ole hfe se L.. fof add
ia ~ask trfns- thrgaa. Alce eoFnfT i0f o.
CasSst.. north ~ tl-aKt-s kfr.tf grated.
lots eBu block OF froia Dlxssloa-st- sssa ssf'il,
fSea insesf mrLg. &C. lrohL sik ists Hcaf
Wealthy Ave fisa - fasI-ai.. ia
esss. William ii. Llibcsg. koom .. n ias.esfoS
tcnding. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

frrkk 0kkf = .es soki sna haiia hous< ~
q Sesr eva lastesa 81 feHaax. $50 cash
Asa ia mote en eAss terms Vii sas > hsslxs
az tie wltaia nsseeh hsausrs MA > the nrN
sA4-ssk Eass ksI 4. a frssla. lotetss k.SUk
opposite sweet : II otni
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

ron sAg.E OK kENT-ghrce new. f-rnsm
h.ssssz eesl el4e, $50. real. B. per month
Aise .setsfAl ell lac2sea lei lsins sets. ciflns
Shs ihfts 90 tias cifs. and "a klhes Al sniiasek
fukteflhtsi vera lowest .fle.e Asn easy tci Ia
Also setefAi Aes.sss ana let's suufs aaa rsrt.
VIII sell ehuss AZ ozeAaaEs lsf tssgn sss sarl,
soAai HFofeTfs hear ely. Have epecini bar.
taln iol AZ 4ts. neal ilif.A eeisef. anls 80 pes
isserhane ii
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
TOWER
{ Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
ROOMS 8 AND TOWER BLOCK.

DEGOLIA BROS. .Proprletors
WANTED-Male Help timers. 3 team
w sfers, % wood cutters. ! moulder. 4 cab
met makers. iurniture workers. boys.
yVANTED-Female Help girls for gen.
w eral houseworK. 3 cham bernaids, lAun-
dress. ? dishwashers. diningroom girls. 3
cooks. sewing girls.
FOR SALE-A fine modern house on Cass-st..
plumbed throughout. ca and all modern
conyeniences. This house must be sold an d
Will 20 at bargain-
WANTED-To rent, with privilege OF buying.
w good hotel In or out OF city. by re
sponsble party. One with furniture and q
good bar trade preferred.
EoR sALE-Txo s-room houses on North
l. LafAyette-st, near Bridge; win sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 20 days.
l. foot front. good cellar; well and cisfcrn
graded street; water and gas price $3.50; easy
terms
E0R sALE-s-room house on Third-st. stone
foundation; COED well and cistern; will
sell on contract. slo0 down. balance monthly
payments
TOR sALE-7-room house on Forrestst. Il
foot front, well. cistern and modern con-
veniences; on contract. 800 down.
TOR sALE-s lots on North-ave, 5lxloo at
Il 500 each: on contract; easy terms
TOR SALE-ts acre farm. miles from Battle
Il Greek soil clay loan syoom frame house.
land all under cultivation; owner u non-resi-
dent and anxious to sell: price s3sJ
EOR EXCUANGE-H acres two miles from
saugatgcx. 100 peach trees bearing. 20
standard pear trees. - cherry. - apple =
plums go goosberries acres oi strawberries
good house and barn. Price $40.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and persena 2ror.
IVA erty in sums to suit. Baohss aud ~. Tower
block
HOUSES ana rooms 10 rent; also 4 number os
ii good tenants -anftnK to rents bring "a
your keys Rooms and Q. Tower block.
DEGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
roR slLE-srscEJLakEous
FURNITURE And PIANOS sToRgp.

IL ~ ilf south Ditisicn-kf.. sforf Hfsnos ara
fufTifure ~ iov rates e1pcra packers and
careful movers xlth large vans" SEM prompt
~ ~ ieiepbouine 20 800. euriag houfk. - -
after hours jar I'd
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Hon sALE-R- {. Eaih~Eas. ever 8asf
Cloth AZ Sfott. IL "a 4 hAac ilnk hoiis ~,
lots farms Pine al IN 4Anos II h/s
70 rent cheap. fr0perf4rs g. exchange. yail
alter 10 or y 30
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

FOR sALE-My new tafme 20 81 Terrace
a ave. susf south OF Wealthy. oBr - az
prettlcst sites AUD best neizhb0rfieoas ln the
city al modern improvements aud ten rsnfns.
have eat Gown tie price four hundred q d.
lafs ana oner n fcf sale Tor $50 g. n
Buchanan. Ledy&ro i,iock. rooms suo a. If
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
!I!F!I!Ir!|!I!I!
i'll \ ] ,HI,,I|III|E |||||| ]
20 50 IS as ss IS ! Sc So e

Lost.
l orT--Atarasy szersing . fenasis iteliAa
"a Sreylesaa sls~tfs - the pssne II fsl-
nse.N A sutfknl4 rew&rd HlE b. pad ~ re-
refelas 10 A. ]. Bount s>s Eess Fllfen.sf -
4 osf-sman sre~a mare. 2,s ypFs saa
~ uahrese. unshoa she sFrxsta iissa la u.
~ hsraissxt thfsk asas dRs. AEf .hse has
ina seea - hssra el toe mae psessa iate IA
~ bara or reen IL Nextor builesnx. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

ENok SAl-E-My new 70 room hose "a Ter.
rSoe-ase.. near Nrslfhs-ase. farnh..r cei-
lar under whole 4 =. hsis foeM aHA hot
and cold waller. astd nafnie sEtataEs, nsaiftel
~ sitting room. g.s. cssieIb. hrsf sfos tEl j 4
IN OAK a handsome sts ana Skcf hat MT 81
hofhcod gracc g s5a ca ! meath slssll f4.i.s
he price IA the &Sfing. 1. a.. Baeaao4a. Asd
ledyare block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

ToR BusBEss PLACES
Ls0E RENT-Store a south Dixlsion 81. In
- CURE - Thos D. NykeA ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
ZOE REaT-sousEe.

FOR RENT-IIouse OF Lake ave- ana rooms
4 al 5ss south hsY4sl0E-si. A h. froSt -
keilose-st. So
TOR KENT--One 81 my s-rosn bonses gu
Eigbth-st. between Front snd Ncrtrsf-
SITS. good wei. cikiera. also tyafaHf. Afsa +.
room house tn barn ssn West i-Gnara cor.
Dssisst. Inquire Harrison Wagon WORKS.
Telephone So. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

45ffsFsfFs WHITFIELD - beS stalls
1,f sssa rrnpnf tteso flznefils hsx
n tirsss~s f.nlief To- ana delivered
kkfRr2 1eiet.eous rs afires - ne -
uS&4SXde4es ~ r7i ~ csA Fl Art 81
srsr.s - - sssfsse 81 8r1k Division 81 eeod
ysrds - Fnn n v'hen vesfhs4 - saitatit y
/. Gfreh-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
A Star in the Profession.

TOPEKA, February 10.-The most
daring and deliberate robbery in the
history of Topeka, occurred yester-
day morning, when a gang of men
ransacked the residence of B. F..
Booker and took 81, 800 in cash and
diamonds, watches and jewelry val
ued at $1,000. Mrs. Booker was
awakened at 2 o'clock and found the
burglar in her room. She asked
what was wanted. He spoke to her
and sat down on the window
sill and talked tor halt an
hour, finally calling for the SER
want aud asking her for the mon
ey; he cautioned the women TO make
no cutlery, assuring them if they re-
manned quiet until he departed he
would hurt no one. When he got
ready to go, he babe them good night
and went out the front door. He
promised to leave some of the money
but forgot it. He said he had entered
the house by the back window at II
o'clock and had gone through every
room. AS he entered each room he
turned on the electric light and went
away, leaving every light in the house
burning except the one in Mrs. Brook
er's sleeping apartment. VIM. Raglan,
brother of the servant girl, has been
arrested on suspicion and Mrs. Book
er has Identified him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Those Elegant LaceS.

Ladies do not rest until you see
those exquisite laces and beautiful
embroideries at Wolfson's. Over $50
patters in Swiss and Cambria embroi-
deries and flouncings. Val. laces, at
far less than their value; also, Van
dyke points, eescurial, Spanish
quipurez fish net, Persian point DIS
put and all the latest novelties.
Black silk gimps all widths, Van
dyke points at popular prices. Irish
point very cheap. Cambria and JacO-
mel embrOiderings and flounces from
&c to g per yard. Jacomel Swiss and
all-over wasting richly embroidered
at much less than their value.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Just Before Lent.

Mr.. Tony Battaglia and friends
gave complimentary ball to their
lady friends last night at Arbeiter
Verein hall, and danced until 2
o'clock this morning. Among the
company present the LIGHT noted Mr..
and Mrs. A. Battaglia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Froboese, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen TruaX,
Misses Garcia, Flores, Valdez, Villa
nueva, Neuendortt, Straw, Cardenas,
Barrerra, Gutierres. Noel, Froboese,
and Messrs. Werden, Garcia, Truax,
Rodriguez, Rattaglia, Cam, Froboese,
Valdez Gallagher, Lasteree, Both
well, Levin, Ysaguierre, Pena, Gar
za-GaIan, RObalin, Brotze, Flory and
others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Flood T ak.

A number of old timers were con-
gregated recently in Justice McAllis-
ter's courtroom, and among other
things discussed the great rise of the
San Antonio river in March, 1865. ut
was an awful time" said the Judge,
who Is an old resident and was foreman
of fire engine No. 2 at the time. at
rained steadily for three days, wind
ing up with tremendous storm last
ing three hours. The river rose with
astonishing rapidity and to an unpre-
cedented height, and the night that
followed was simply indescriba BILE.
Houses were washed away, many
people and stock drowned, and an H.
calculable amount of damage done.
That was an awful night, the roar of
the waters and the crash of falling
buildings striking terror to the soul
of the listener. The river rose about
Is feet, flooded every cellar on Com
merce street, and stood foot deep on
the floor of the Mahncke hotel.
"a that time the river channel was
much wider than at present, and the
water had more opportunity to spread
out, but now the river has been walled
in, willows have been planted along
it's banks, making it great deal mar
rover. Should such another flood as
that of '65 again occur, it is certain
sure to work ten times a greater
amount of damage, for the river is
bound to rise to a greater height, on
account of its much narrower chan
nell
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 800
A CHEEKY BURGLAR
Shook Hands With Her and Then
Rnhhed the House.

Shook Hands with Her and Then
Robbed the House.
The rooms of Gus Schramm, the
saloonist, who lives on Jefferson
street, was robbed last night about
IL o'clock, and some valuable papers
and $50 in cash were distracted from
a little box in the wardrobe. Mrs.
Schramm was in bed and says some
ono whom she mistook for her hus-
band, came in about ! o'clock, by
forcing the front doors apart. She
felt vice-like grip on her wrist,
which the strong hand then twisted
so severely that she was unable to
speak from fear. Dropping her hand
he proceeded leisurely to ransack the
place, and finally secured the money
and left. She, supposlng it was her
husband, said nothing until her hus-
band entered the door which he found
open. AS he was striking light the
thief escaped through the open door
and ran rapidly away toward Travis
park, followed by Mr.. Schramm, who
was blowing his police whistle. The
shaking of the silver in the box could
be heard as the man ran. No clue
has as yet been discovered of the
thief.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
To Replace Judge Kelly.

PHILADELPHIA, February ia
full vote was cast yesterday in the
fourth congressional district for the
unexpired term of the late Judge
William S. Kelly; Reyburn, republi-
can, 24,S3O; Ayres, democratic, 49,
446; Tumbleston, prohibition, 23S.
Reyburn's plurality is 1854. Kelly's
plurality over Ayres in 1888 was
$3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Deficient Representative.

NATCHEz, Miss, Feb. 10. - Four
weeks ago r. F. H. Smith, who repre-
sented the Corbin Banking company
ofNew York city, and who had opened
a large plantation store at Elmey,
La, disappeared. Investigation of
his affairs which closed last night,
shows deficit of $4,000. The Corbin
company's attorney, who has been
here, has left for New York.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Interview With Villas on Tariff.

CHICAGO, February 19.-The Times
this morning printed column inter-
view on the political situation with
Colonel VIM. F. Villas, late secretary
of the interior. The article speaks of
him as Mr.. Cleveland's favored conf
dant. When asked if in his opinion,
the discussion Of the campaign of 1888
strengthened or weakened the cause
of tariff reform, Colonel Villas replied:
"UnquestiOnably it strengthened it.
No man can review the history of po-
litical discussion in this country and
deny that the people understand and
accept the argument and are govern
ed in their action by their judgment.
1t may happen at times, as in
the last campaign, that the secret
and corrupt use of vast sums of
money com bined with sectional hate,
or some ephemeral frenzy, can snatch
away a doubtful state, or turn the
scale of a close contest; but this can
not be when the people are awake to
the peril, nor does it prove the people
either fail to understand, or fail to
act, according to sound arguments.
The contrary is we'll established by
returns of 1883 tariff reform having
made gains and progress, wherev-
or discussion was most pleDteous
and failing where argument
necessarily moves slowly, all the
same, they will have the power of
healthy, vigorous youth" was Col.
Villas answer, when questioned as to
the effect the lapse of four years would
make on the sentiment of voters with
reference to the tariff issue. "And
surely" continued he, 1.-The battle of
1892 will be fought on the same issue.
1t is my opinion, by that time the
democrats can sweep the country on
that issue, if the right men are NOM
mated for president and vice-presi-
dent"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, D. G., February 10
Forecast till 8 a. m. Thursday, for
eastern Texas, fair weather, station
airy temperature in the southern, cold
er in the northern with a cold wave.
Winds generally southerly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
The Kelly Case.

ST. LOUIS, February 19.-Nothing
new has developed in the Kelly case
this morning, beyond the fact that
the Chicago officers left with him for
that city on the $50 a. m. Chicago &
Alton train.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Brutal Murder.

NASHVILLE, KY, February 10
Thomas A. Brashear, a large tobacco
mist of this county, was assaulted and
beaten to death with a club and
shovel by Gus Sullivan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
A $4,000 Blaze.

SOUTH AMBER, n. j., Feb. 49,
One half block of buildings were
destroyed by fire here this morning.
Loss estimated at $4,000. Insurance
about one half.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
Republican Victory,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb. l9-ln
the city election held yesterday the
republicans elect nearly their entire
ticket, by large pluralities.