San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-14

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TUESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1890.
LITTLE Denison is putting in sew
ers. Where, GA w lere Is San Anto-
Mo.
THE democracy are notified that the
elections committee have accepted as
their motto assassination no title to
congressional seat"
THE Dallas TimesHerald an
nounces the increase of the Galveston
lobby fund from $4,000 to S25, 900. The
Island city will need 1t all.
THE HOgg-Hal controversy will
have the ineN table effect of knock
ing the st'"rr ey general out of all
chance for a gubernatorial nomina-
ton.
SMOKING in the street cars is
misdemeanor in New Orleans by Or
dinance of the council. The Crescent
city muItiplies gus of civilization.
SENATOR VOORHEES, was knocked
out in the first round In that Dudley
matter but he comes up again for an
other knock down with all the conf
dence of uninstructed ignorance
THE Del Rio Record is of the opinion
so prevalent throughout Texas that
the LIGHTS holiday edition was an
excellent advertisement of San An
tonic.
FORT WORTH aspIres to the dignity
of a big horse market and the south
west Texas papers serve notice on the
Spring Palace town that she can buy
all the horses she wants in San Anto-
MO. There is no discount on this in
formation.
GALVESTON like the Little boy who
cries for the moon is wishing after
Patti and hoping to hear from the
Diva ON re ON Mexico.
The Island city will not hear Patti,
who enters Texas via Ell Paso and
goes to Denver. Galveston wants
the earth but only gets some of tn
outside slices.
WADE HAMPTON once said that the
democratic party would have to de-
fend the negro against the attacks
made by the republicans on his vot
ing privileges, ard the New York
World pre- ends to think that tina
time has about come. The time hal