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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-19

ARKANSAS PASS has been lifted bod
ly out Of the slough OF the river ard
harbor appropriations budget. Upon
this she is to be congratulated. 1t is
the first step to securing something
better. 1t improves the chances OF
the bill now before congress for the
opening OF the Pass by private capt.
tai. Once that bill passes, Arkansas
Pass will come to the front with a
rush like winner who has been
making a waiting race and takes his
place at his Jockeys call when he en-.
tiers the home stretch.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-19

THE Austin people are joining the
big procession and arranging for a
series of sermons from the Rev. Sam
Jones. The Austin Globe does not
take kindly to the quality of the Rev.
Sans eXhortation and remarks:
"The time and place and the one
using the language very frequently
make a great difference as to the pro-
priety Of it. Such language for in
stance, a. "You Internal old skunks
Of heIln and "Iou old stool pigeon of
damnation" and "T0u cussed Old
black devils" if used by common
people on the streets, would be con-
sIdered vulgar obscene and protdue
and would subject the user to arrest
and fine. But when used by Sam
Jones in the pulpit, it is considered
not only proper but almost Godlike.
o tempora, o mores -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-19
IvcH....sI SOS 5OOs 5 90 sl8 60 $50 90 s54 0

Announcements TOR State anu County officers
an Dollars IN advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Charleston, ". Va, Sept. tspecial.-The Ropnh'
LEANS OF tho WITH District in convention AT Ravens
wood Yesterday nominated Charles Brooks Smith TO
succeed himself In Congress.
EIlensburg, Wash. sept. <-Tho State Convention
Of the Prohibition party today nominated Robert
Abernathy Of spokane Falls. for Congress. The plat
form protests strongly against the liquor trafc. favors
equal suffrage reduction u tho lf on tho neccssaries
OF lie.
S. Paul. MIMI, sept. a. dispatch from Eau
CIHre. Wis, to The Globe says: "The Democrats
Of the With Congressional District here yesterday
nominated W. +. Bailey to contest tho election with
Nils p. lIangcn."
Ruclch. y. C., Sept. 4-Willam j. Rogers. Of North
ampton County, yesterday nominated for Cong css
hv the Democrats OF the lid District Rogers is the
Farmers Alliance candidate.
Rome. ia. Sept 4.-Tho straGh'out Democrats
boltcd the Alliance Democracy OF the With Congress
District OF Georgia. and yesterday nominated ex-COn.
grossman ". Il. FELTON, for Congress.
Chiffon. Wis.,, Sept. 4.-The Democratic Convention
Of tho Vth Congress District yesterday renominated
Congressman Br;ckncr by exclamation.
Wausau. WIS., sept. 4.-ThOmas Lynch Of Amigo.
renominatcd by tho Democrats OF the IXth District
for Congress.
Ceutreville. Md, sept. A-The Let Congress District
Democratic Convention ad1oEasd to-AAy Without mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
ALESSON OF The STRIKE.
From The Railroad Gazette.

From Inc KallToiu UaLctu'
The inquiry Of The New York state Board 81 N Sa
ton and AYoitratlon into tho recent strike Oh t,e New;
York Central has revealed some amusing examples ~
Of s asceis Of tie Kns W People viii laugh
his plans to make capt. In 10: out OF NJ. psps"
1888. but prUoaD:y 10 one tremoes at the peni es
capped for NJ owdeiys s,xc The Sse aaSry s Ss
been, important CHIEFLY as showing something OK fl.s
Character Of the who led the strikers into their
tWoy Of these leaders and the lercrs put IN evidence
should be carefully read not only by employers , CG:
most Interest and who can get most gooa iom read
great railroad strike whether successful not. !;
serious matter for stockholders and for the general
p Sn them hut spr ia aS ms '' 10 Them
earnings paid in assessments. Of wages while IDLE and
sH, sns s Of hse p 81 '
take the risk " lons 9ot uAniss but inc common ,a
necessities h S St Mbo H T. ' saas them int" strike
We heard the other day Characteristic little story "
he sd Fork some aso for
failure IN dny After Se TINE i. ne worked f event ear
With The hope Of ren.tatng himself shortly betIrs
he strike he was promoted to be sonat' cor, ~
strikers. He has LIST the place for which he patiently
worked 80 long and day out % 100 Co ad p ep.
Il Is wonderful that Intelligent should continus
sa p"' as ss' 'sss" %s
wage, will continue for years 70 come to seek 70 eees
the llke Probably il desirable that they shoud and
like any other organizations. can only b
success ,hl when they managed by honest ana 1u
S;rous men At best they are bad for the best men;
at the worst they are bad fJr all They tend % keep
iii at q common 1--we. and 10 cripple individual enort
In Tic long run the Of most brains and best chas
A., Ter Will set ahead of the average run OF men WIN
whor, they but they are hinp"rd by any OF ing
existing AID all subject Il udirn AM
great los, most OF the organizations as now con'
ducrd ny cXperen,e d through ae Se u ara s sST
crluslly 10 put their aha, me re h''o, "t ro' "a
lctcnt and honest leaders ana to hold those aaer 70
s,I,t accountability f,r me imN, M"rn - ~. n
burSc. The more cTeiuiiy Incy >luus INC ''S'"'' ~
each strike the faster VIII they learn earn, alton.
1t Is to this end tia. We call tir p,r'Wiar Ayw
ton 70 the testimony taken by the i"a.i of \rh?,uo.
aid to tho powdery Lee -pondencc by INDY OF
this evidence they will see that Lee l. as cI~h! vs.
sparrow full of foolish VANITY ana too recke' 10 hs
Entrusted with the command Of canal boat. ~ s
showing he wa. guilty a as9leHre . %Tnrs was
officers. which could not b" tolerated II d.srpnne .no1
TO b. kent mp with the fortunes OF two or .s to
chtcN" his general mauag,r and related on the stsmS
his hoysh tall, with a scf>atsfaction when woulo
have tern amusing II the consequences hal not been
an rnns 4" rho roor fellows whom he led out into the
.1,dern~ss II is pathrtc 10 think Of the putting
themselves into rhr hands OF such person. COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
EEprnrIcAH CANDIDATES IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA. Kan. sept. T.. Tn" Republican state CON
ven ION 1T 10 10 O'Clock this morning and no'ni
mated = e. slower 81 Republic county for TrrtSurcr
Major j. X. Hudson. ~ the Committee on lie. olutions.
mad the pla form which Is long. II reviews the his
tory II tho Republican party Ut len.th and declares
"n favor 0f The principle Of pO"Cton ~ oApoindcd
BY the grca; leader Of Republican thought and policy.
lame, q. Blaine, and It's enforcement to tho extent
OF giving the American citizen an advantage over The
foreign producer. We wuat the same degree Vt prO-
fcctlon to bc given agricultural products that Is ex'
tended to all other interests Tho commercial in
du>t:cs of tie country demand u tariff whose maxi
mum will not NtaM the growth Of foreign trade or
unnnrally stimulate pircs at homo aid whose mini
mum " III afford ample protection to every Legitimate
industry. \ tariff beyond such maximum "a legs'
luton in the interest Of favored few. wh' 'arir
below such Il minimum is legislation against labor.
1--WE believe il to be tho highest dictate VI the
commercial policy Of this country To cultivate the
most extensive as we'll "a tho most extended CONNER
ctaI relations with sister republics u the two
American continents"
The platform further declares for free coinage Of
silver ndores the administration Of President iiarri
SON and conmends senators Plumb and lusalli. II
dcnaad; that no change be made In the piohibtory
legislation Of the stu.
{. ". iloTey. Of Thomas Comfy. was named for
Auditor. Ghereupon the convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
THE WElrHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL s p. n. FRIDAY

FORECAST TILL p. ~ FRIDAY.
Washington Sept. For Msin'. New Hampshire -
Vermont fair followed by light showers IN northern p'
tons; warmer: soutierly winds. 81.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Conncc1cu' '''''
warmer; southcrly wlnds. .a
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware. Mars'ano
Virginia. light local rains preceded BY air' saao"S"
perature: southerly wnds. 81.
For Western New. York and Western Pcnnsyvania raw
followed nv showers on lakes southcry winds snah'v
warmer.
Je.ssy. sss ssliows By ltsAs MA u xsstasea aArs
WARNER sevtAsxlx 11a1h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
JrrpGB D1JGRo AND THE MAYoRALTY.

JupGB DUGno AND THE MAYoRALrY.
He SAYS THAT THERE is no TRUTH IN TAS
REPORT THAT lie is A CANDIDATE.
A report was published yesterday that Judge fH1
rick Henry DuGro OF tho Superior Court was
candidate for Mayor at the approaching eecuoh' aNu
that he was certain OF receiving the County Democracy
nomination for that Office. Tie wellKnowh iao' 'na.
Judge Dugro was the choice OF large poF''o" VI
Tsmmany Hall opposed to Mayor Grant TWO Yeas sso
was worked into the story, and II was so"'e"""'
n,ousibly asserted that with tile County Democracy
soIdIy behind the Judge, and aided BY the Tammahy
leaders who are believed still to desire the oe'ea' VI
Mr. Grant, Judge Dusro would be succc''Iu oa"ui
date.
The Judge however, when asked last evening WHAT
truth there In the report, said tns' IL NV oeoi
started without consulting him. lie SAID NO su.n
proposition that referred to has ever been p'eS'hoa
for nv confederation and 1t Is therefore Impossible
that should lave considered It, Bat do not hcsta'c
TO say that II the County Democracy nom'ha'los ioi
Mayer were offered me, should even INC t"""'''
Hall nomination for that office 30 tendcrea u iho
I should need very little time to oonsiarr ~ io'
could not make the sacrifice which the soeep'an'c
such nomination would make Necessary ih're ""
q time. when was younger, and that was less 'ha.
t,vo wears ago when was ambitious TO be Mayor VI
New York l am wholly without such ano.t on nov.
hit even IL still entertained desire Tor tat oee'
should not seek IL through division OF the organize
zstion with which an connected (nesh'hs lam
many HaD Judge Dugro left tile impression ~'I.
HE purpose to serve out his term 40 'aue. y.
tho superior Court 10 which ne was eec'eu J." 40"
for a term Of fourteen years
Police Justice Power, chief Of the County Democ.
racy. was found at the Ncw-Amsterdam CLUB last
evening, but he said that he was without any W.
formation the subject OF Judge Dngro tfur io1
for MnyOr Mr. Power said that 1t was enurely ,oo
soon to discuss tic question. but he was sure t,ai
the report without any solid iounoa n ., iii.
Ing about the Mayoralty question. number OF them
maintaining that exMaySr cs Gaa rad caa huge victory
over the Wigwam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

ing a nomination. The convention will reassembls
september IL at Ocean City. One hundred and
seventy seven ballots were taken. The first ballot
Aesulted: Congressman Gibson, 10; A. Randolph
Weldon, g; Henry Page, 9; Z. Stanley Toadvin, 4:
Mr.. Covington, A. The 177th ballot stood: Gibson,
II Weldon, Il; Il. ~ Price. 7.
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. fallen Bushnell. Of Lam
caster Grant County, nominated for Congress By
the Democrats Of the lid Congress District -
Madison, to-day.
Keokuk, Iowa. Sept. 4.-John H. Gear Was renomi-
mated to-day by the Republicans Of the LIST Iowa Dis
trict.
Camden, n. j.. Sept (SpeciaD. OF the
Ist Congress District Of Ncw-Jeisey to-day renom'
mated Mr.. Bergen for Congress and indorsed
reciprocity Senatorial and County ticket was alss
named.
Baltimore, Sept. Speciap.-The Republicans OF the
lid Congress District comprising the eastern part d
Baltimore City, tonight nominated the Rev. Royal n.
Pullman brother Of George NJ. Pullman, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

- APPROVING THE EXPULSION OF GIBBS
largely attended meeting OF the Republican or2an7a.
ton . the SIXth Assembly Di :rirt place last
evening at Slxtyscventhst. end the Western Boulevard
Charles r. Eruder presided. and r. H. Dunn. the sern
tary announced the addition several the roll
membership Tho report OF John Ies,nwcbcr. dcl gate
to County Conittce the action tkcn by that
body In cxpcllins Frederick 3. Gibbs approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
KR. THOMPSON LAUGHS AT TIE CHARGES.

An article published yesterday which said that "a
apr.lntmcnt of Clarence Thompson. OF Owego Tiogs
to be the chief Of the executive department
OF the Immigration here. was not ut one. Tie
charge agans; Mr.. Thompson that as cashier Of the
Owego National Bank and treasurer Of Toza County ~
used their funds for purposes. In all no was charges
with having los. $4,000 which made good only
GENTLY Mr. Thompson laughed at the story, but declined
10 saw much about It, Iic said that there was no truth
In the story and inspired for the purpose OF anee
ing suit brought by J. F. Dec against the big Feor
bucket shop 10 e30.4iS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
PROHIBITION IN TIE BLACK HILLS.

Dca6wood, S. D.. sept. 1.-The Prohibition law wont
into effect ia Deadwooi Lead City aud all the mining
tow rs In the Black I'LL, yesterday. The saloon men
here have been selling right along over since the Law
was passed. in open defiance Of tie prohibition senti'
men, Yesterday thirty eight hjunctlons were served
on as saloons the doors closed and the property
an rwheIming majority asaE,'t the law. Intense
Excitement prevailed last night and Violence is feared
a. The reSIllf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

soecches were made by Samuel r. Randall ex.A'oerman
Martin. j. Gray Boyd. W. H. Rsinmy aao otners urging
ALI Republicans to prepare for the coming csmp
l.,,c and enthusiastic meeting Of the HepuoIcan C'uo
xxII1d A,,embly District was held last night at
No $3.50 Third.ave. William johnson pfe'aeu, wv
,,solution which was offered by Captain q. ~. Aua"s
iudorsing the action Of tho Executive Oommsee " '
ruh,,o,n County Committee IN recommending the cx'
,aa ~ rrcaorch y Gibbs was passed with rising
vote. The club also pledged itself TO fupp0'' 'uuse
Robert Earl In tho coming election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
rpxAS pEpI.RIICANS HARMONIOUS.

San Antonio. Tex. sept. tSpcciaD.-The Repnb-
lcan sato Convention did little todny beyond electing
j. S. Wright, OF Paris permanent chairmau Tho
split on the color liue 50 confidently predicted By
the Democratic press failed " occur, and every
body Ia perfectly harmonious. A. J. Rosent!al and
Webb Flanagan are tho more prominent candidates
Tor Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

The Ciermaii- American Republican Club Of the lid
Assembly District held its second preliminary meet
ing At No. Sc Bondst. last evening number OF
vance VIII, added TO the list OF members and a consul,
+,ton and bylaws were read. The club viii be or
caSzed permanently next Thursday eveninf L pro
noses TO add a large number 10 the 200 Republican
Votes cast in the district at the last election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
THE JOURNEY FROM BOSTON To PORTLAND.
GENERAL IS pIspAICHl


Portland, Nc. Sept i.-Tho spccia. car 10 which
speaker Reed and Henry Cabot Lodge left Boston
for Portland at p todny was attached 10 Tho
Provincial express ard was hung with two
huge crayon portrait, Of the Speaker anc
draped over the platform with dag.
The train drew Up at Iavc:h az >: 0j, where croNa
Of 2,OcO people awaited it. The Republican City
Committee $50 hand. When the SP;afer aI-
pcared lie received a hearty welcome He eiOzc ahit
twenty i've minutes and was repeatedly spp!aud"c.
After few rcnari~ III acinowc yn!c.it Of hIs recep'
ton he proceeded 10 diSru, NaJnau alters. Mayor
Durham then INTRODUCED Mr. Lodge who spoke briefly.
between Iartral and Dover the train stopped a;
Exeter ard Newmarket. At IN" former place Nr.
Iced showed himself 20 small crowd ard waj
chc.red. Al Newmarket he WIS met by Dover
delegation. A special train Of three cars from Pot
laud with brass band board. arrived at Dover al
10 80 O'Clock to await Mr. Reeds arrival. Tic
Speakers train arrived at 1885. Tho gcnthnlcH
wero escorted TO the Dove: B"cf Company plat
FORM where Colonel Daniel Hall introduced Mr.. kccc
lie made short address In vNd!catlon u the kccpins
of It's promises BY lilo Republican party. and At II
close Mr.. Reed va, loudly chccrcd. KcnIy Cabpt
Ledge was then introduced and spoke fer. icw
Minutes. Three che wcrG CALICO fr ard tlVc' n
Mr. Need. The special train left for Portland az ii 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
A IrDICIAL NOMINATION.

Cottage City, Mass. sept AT meeting Of the
Goverrsr and Council last night Governor Bracket
sent I'm the nomination Of Associate Justice Albert
Mason To be Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
the Commonwealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
, RrsJrr on THE 71.rH BALLOT.

Piqua Ohio, Sept 4.--The WITH District Democratic
Congress- onal Convention to-day adopted secret
ballot system. Two hours and two minutes were con'
sumed In casting and counting the 712th ballot
Australian SYSTEM with this result: Anderson, 70;
Marsh A Marshall. 144 Chance and Gantz 70 eaee
(Foy other Political Nsrs ses Page 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
- - - - = go - :
The Raval Bluo Linz

il o superb, Double track hig6 way between New
Ysrx, Phadelphia Baltimore and Washington via Jersey
Central, ResdinE iea 2. o. \; Rds. All ho tr,ins
equipped with brand yestbued Day Coaches and
Bu6ef Palor Carr the hnest ever oopAtrutS by the Pull
re u Il; - sSss :1 s az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

Hsasekeepers will find handsome and durable furniture
ahead IN Offering genuine bargaias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
NAMED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY:

Watcrtown. y. y. Sept. A. W. Marsh. OF Houns-
field has been nominated for Asscmblyman by The
Farmers party OF the lst District OF Jefferson County,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

To be fore-handed is
almost as good as to be
four-handed. To own a
Remington Standard Type
writer is practically to be
both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
DEBATE OVER FISH AND GIBBS.

0ffc.cl this substitute for tIr eighth resolution
K~olvcd Tia. tbs convention indoi.e tho cesurs adj
win srel to Mcssr Fish AID Gibbs iy tho Republican
state Committee
1t was beaten on a roll call, and then the re-
porl was adopted as leud amid great applause.
The Committee on Credentials made up rs
fellows J. Irving Burns, Westcheser: l.. NJ.
Morgan, New-York; DR.. Mcdonald, New-York {:
W j. Shcppcrd. Eric; I. II. Wymans, Il. W..
Sullivan and Samuel Norris Of Troy. 1t, pro-
ceedings were accepted inal. These were mcnl-
bers. Of tie Committee on League Work John $.
Smith, Ncw-lorl,: Edward McCaskie. Wcstchcs-
ter Frederick Alderman. Dutclicss County JOHN
Consalus Troy: j. &. Mcilurray. Ncw-Yorl; Will
lam Richardson, Queens County, and H. billiard,
Ncw-Iork.
A communication was read from the Repnb-
Iican State COMMITTEES cOngratulating the League
on the splendid work it had DONE and wishing
it continued success.
A feature OF the proceedings was the tremendous
enthusiasm displayed when Mr.. Blaine's name
was mentioned. Senator Fassctt MISC received q
flaftcrng demonstration when his name was ncn-
toned lie was saluted all sides as the sue
cessor Of Senator Evaris
TIE EVENING MASS-sfEETING.
Tie ,nass.mceting in the evening was held at
the Town Hall. President John b. Thurston and
Congressman Deliver, the speakers. were listened
to By IN enthusiastic audience. Mr.. Deliver
spoke on the relation of the American farm u
s.e American market. He showed that thu
true prosperity OF the farm lies in the prosperity
OF the factory. No importer in New-York, he
said, would live long enough to see the farmer
OF the West strike down the prosperity Of thu
American market, or ont in two the bread buying
ability of the American workingmsn. He had
just voted in the House to prohibit more fully
the importation TO these shores of contract labor
for tie reason that the American cottage musp
not be left to meet beggnrs' competition Tho
proposed to admit tho product Of foreign labor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-22
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