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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
MUSIC In CHURCHES
Proves Often a Subject of DiscOrd, and
the Common Enemy
is HELPED BY CHOIR TROUBLES.
Some of the Topics to Be Discussed in Our
City Pulpits.
GLEANTNGS FROM CHURCH FIELDS

It is strange anomaly that music should
be one of the main subjects of discord in
the churches; but such is the fact Rowland
Hill, one of the great London preachers OF
the last century, said: eff the devil cannot
get into the church in any other way, he is
sure to get in through the choir gallery"
Strange and sad it is that music, which lifts
worshipers to heavenly place should so
often be q bone of contentiNa in the
churches. An old minister, with an
experience Of more than a quarter
of century in the pulpit, said
recently: 81 never had any serious trouble
in my ministerial work until the singers got
into quarrel Then there was music of a
kind that was altogether discordant, and
the strife became so intense that found it
necessary TO seek q new field for opera
tiOnS -
If there is anything heavenly in this
world ii is music, and vet the adversary
often uses it to disturb and distract
churches.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
Free to All Patients.

The charges for treatment at the Electro
pathic Institute are so low as to be within
the reach of all. All necessary medicines
are furnished to the patients of the Institute
free.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31

. ''I was attacked with facial neuralgia, and
have suffered since such tortures as man
seldom suffers from pain, continuous and
almost Grazing, in my face and head. 1 was
also afflicted with lumb8go, accompanied by
its usual terrible pains and aches. The
constant strain upon me finally resulted in
complete nervous prostration and insomnia
or sleeplessness, that nearly set me crazy.
''The pains in my head were so severe and
continuous that l could neither eat nor
sleep. 1t was in this condition that 1 ap-
piled to the physicians of the Electropathic
Institute, 507 Penn avenue. 1 was under
treatment less than a week when began to
grow better, and 1 am now completely
cured"
There are persons who must be treated
not only mildly but ut long intervals and
there are persons with, perhaps, the same
disease that can bear with advantage pow
erful and frequent applications; to disttn-
guish between these classes and the various
gradations that lie between the extremes of
tolerance and of susceptibility is the first
duty, and oftentimes the hardest study of
the electropathic specialist.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
GAME No. %.
Black.

Played between two amateurs at Canton,
Ohio. We are indebted to Mr.. HI. c. Catltn
for the moves:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
White: 10 pieces
White mates in two moves.

SOLUTION TOURNEY PROBLEMS.
Problem No. 10l, B to B3.
Problem No. 1O3, Q to KITS.
Problem No. 103, Q to X 7.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Seoiuo SeIbftn1or6.

0enrO@riinihed pnroc0 onnerltag Wtor>
gen i'm 10 l6r toot in ieinem 3in1nter, 115
MeusStroBe, 9efurben. Gr bate it6 nit
einem alien &aiirn,elier beioe BulSaoern
b~urhi6nitter. SrOBoem Wrilnid0ed lan9e
in 9endnntem 6auie lebtc, tDeiB man ipeni9
BON inn. Seine 0raN lit Don ibra Gel@ies
ben uno Elm 8rroer Don ibm lit in eitem
@lenipaoren9eIddft. 514Dfainlir., Tonh ou
Sac, NiS., anQeiteQt. 0ersDeiflung barber,
DAB er te ne Mrbeit finoeH fOnnte uno Tas
mlIienatpjit5 ioGen ibn 81 Get perstpeiIeIten
3bat getricben bobeu. Sein Geld)nam
nuroe nod 8laner'S Worgue all Der D&on~
roeitraBe 9vbr0bt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
p0dentid1e 5uinois staots5eitune, u1ontae, 80 r1opembr 1891.

es fam ieoen Qugenblid su SetnoieLtsfeiten
tomnlen. Wtotaafa bGlt ith tlr ben reDt1
rndBlgen &ontg Der Sanoaner uno maht
aus leIner Nbfidt, iiber tur3 ooer lang ote7
lem ote0errlhaft ltrettig gu lnahen, gar tetft
9eb. Sobalo oieJta1ri6t BON otefer trtegez
ridden Nusli6t in Qlpid eintraf, ipuroe Der
Staatsratb bon Wtaltetod 3uiammenberuz
fen unb etne Yrotlamattpn e~rlalen, tpos
burh Die Sduptltnge aufeeforoert murcer,
acknowledgement. Oieielben tuetgerten
ftd ieooh. Der Nufforoerune Solge gu letz
item, lporauf bic Jegierun9 erflGrte, tbre
8eitBuasen in 8eidlag gu nebnten. Ote
9auptltn9e nuroen fir Eebelien erflGrt.
= @tne 0epelde aus Seberan, Der 6oupts
itaot BON Yerften, meloet, oaB Der W3uld7
tabio, Der 9obeprteiter Der Shttten, Der
metituerhreiteten Sef!e oes 2alDes, oere1l
NnbGn9er iteben Wlllionen 3dble1, tlrslih
in Utaienoeran, elmer Qroutn3 I'M nDroz
liden Beriten, cine Gnp0rung an9eaettelt
bat. 0ie &esterung ergrtff 'o1ort sner7
glide WtaBregeln gut u~ltterorudung
oeS Nufitanoes uno lanote etr1e 1tdrte
Sruppenmadt ab, UNI Die Eube mleoer
ber3uitellen, uno ben 6o6enprteiter 31 per-
baften. Die Qlnfibrer tDaren aber porberets
tet, uno leBten ben Sruppen oes Shab
Wtoer1taro entge9ell. Sle batten 1t6 1tart
peri9an3t, unb es fano Elm bluti9er &f
itatt. Die JtebeIen muroen i6tieBltb gez
idlaaen, aber crit nadoem 5%net9unoert oerz
ielben toot auf Dem S6ladttelo lagen. =
8oitnad)rihten aus Wonropia in
2iberta, bis gum 3. Ottober mcloen, oaB
cine Nltsa6l StGmme Gingeborener, nelt>
lid pott @rano Gape Wount, it6 gegen oe
8cb0rben BON 2tberta erboben uno itb
unter Den S6ub Der Gngldnoer in Sierra
Scene begeben baben. @5 tit an5unebmen,
boB Die @n9ldnoer in Sierra 2eone Die
NufrIbrer 5u ibrem S6rttte DeranlaBt
babcn, I'M porfommenben Sails I'M Sriben
Al fiideu b. b. etnen qroBen Sbet!, tDenn
nidt oas game 2arto an ith gu reiBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
uloro un6 Selbffmoro perbinoert.

6rau s.. @ristpolo tpuroe 0tenitrg bon
8oli5tlten Der Cottage @rooe 2lue. Statton
oarait perbin0ert, fth uHo iDrelt Z Sabre
alien Sobn I'M see 81 ertrdnten. lie See
amten ~patrouQirten 9egen { ubr am Seez
ufer am 5SuBe ber u. StraBe, oils lie etne
Trau oa%bertommen iaben, Die eiilelt Bitter
lid metnenoen Snaben nit 1td Id eppte.
0as Yaar puroe at1geDalten uto Der Su1ge
befragt, tparun1 er tpeine. Ser EIettIe a1ts
wortete. BOB ieine Wutter i'm in ben See
werfen uto baum it6 lel6it btnetnltlr3en
Dolle.
sSrau @rispol6 beitdtigte bies uno fugte
binau, baB ite bes 2ebenS iiberoritlit9 let.
sic mohne nit tbrem Wanne tn 9tn. 2737
Soutb Bart Qne. Seit Idngerer .3ett babe
ibr Waun le ldIedt bebanoelt uno babe
leine 3eit uuo @elo nit anoeren 8rauer
perbra6t. Dim Sonntag iei cine Trau in
benz 6aule eridienen unD babe BON Delnlel'
ben Neiib ergreifen moaen, nit Dem Sez
merfen, oab lie before Nure6te aut 9rlsz
polo babe, aIs. oeiieu 8eieBltde Trau.
Ginem loI6en Daiein aiebe lie ben SOD
Dor. en0lgte Die 6rau. sic nuroe baum
BON ben Geainten mad tbrer 8obnut1g gee
braDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Srieffalte1t.

Sben. g d. gebor Naptos. Sic
baben gar3 gts6t. Gin Wlblen>
berg tpor es, tpelder beDirtte, oaB in
penniptuanien itatt Der beutihen Sprade
Die en9lii6e ais 2lmtsiprohe 9etpdblt
tpurbe. Seoe Der beiben Spra1en bate in
bet @eltBgebun9 NenniplpantettS 9let6
biele Stimn1en. WIhIenber8 dis Spreder
entIhteO fit Die englti6e. Gr mar etn
Sobn oes beriihmten IutAerilden Breois
gers t6e;nrt6 Mel6ior Wiihlenbera ulto
Elm 9ruoer oes ebenlo beriibrnten @enerals
Sobann 8eter @abrtel WIblenber9. Selne
0orndmen l~duteten Srtebri6, Nu9uit,
@oarab, uno ct itarb int Sabre 1901.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Derld6t Sen alien 8uno.
Curnperein South seno, Elm r~rltolieo oes
Ghtea9o'sr Se3irPs, bcfdlte6t, ons3us
tretsu. Der Se5irf ohne Gurnfeifort.
= Cine 5ol9c oer ian9ifen nirren.

Wittglieber Der. Gbicaeo Turneemeinbe
erbieiten Sreitaa big gta6ri0t, oaB 6er
1urnperein in Sout3 8enb, Snb., Der be-
tanltIl6 gum Chicago Surnbe5irt aebort,
in letner Serlamntln19 ait 0tenitaa ettts
itilnmig beiGIoIien bat, aus benz @btcagoer
Turnbeairf, uto 0atnit aus benz itorDar1ez
rifaniiden Surnerbuno auS3utreten.
0aS Gebtere TT fretlth nod nidt bel6Iols
len, bod oIrfte bies, lDetrt ltiht Der Sur
nerpaplt 8oppe uro iette ct. 2outlereSdz
telliten et0lt6 erfeultel1, tpie Die 0trae
itebet1 un0 Ntitret9ungen MAIDEN, Die @es
fobr a%65utpenoer, eintreten. Jiad ben @es
iebet lit IS einem Sutnperetu niht 9eltatz
tet, ben Be3trt gu nerla5let uno lpeiterbin
benz 8unbe attSugeb0ren. Ser Nustrttt
oes ySoutb 8eno" geraOe 5u oteler 3ett tit
In mebr alS elmer 9t1lt6t daratterllttlG.
Ser Iurnueretr. ais conlernattD b%efanllt,
eller Der Gltelte1 uro erprobteiten I'M Ots
ftrtft, lprupatblltrte, ais Die Chicago Surn>
genetnoe g%e3lDungen tOar, Den Sull0 81
perialien, nit jenem 8ereiil, bel0loB @aber,
5unQoblt bas 9telultat Der Bunoesta9laBung
ab3urDarten, ebe al6 tie bent alien Vuno
De1 Eilden tebtte. Grit Der IDent9en Wos
den belud)te Elm CONT DeS bieltgen BE-
5irt5uororts bes alten 8unoes Den Tur1z
petetn, aitt cine binoelloe @rfldrHn9 au erz
baLten, ulto Die Nntnort oes Soutb Beno>
SurnDereinS Qi1a oa0t1l, oaB er bereit lei,
baS tim iberDieiehe, fir ben nd6iten
CONNER anberaumte 8e3trfsturnfeit Der
TIT alien 8unDe gebltebenen Surnneretne
sl ilbernebmen. 0as mar 10 9ut Dte cine
3uiage, DAB South 8euO i'm 8unpe blciben
merDe.
gBeun Der 8erein ieBt plobli6 ietnen
Gntl6luB geGnoert bat, 10 lGBt it'd oas llur
auf Die junaiteu NnardiltelttpIrren auritds
flibren. Oils bic Iurner %erfubren, oaB Die
am II. 9fopernber I'll @retf'S Sale 8erbafs
teten gu 3lpei Orttttl yTurner" uno Wttz
slieoer io9enannter raoitaler 8eretne tDas
rem, ba Daben au6 ite, tpis Die bier aus9ez
tretensn Geret,e, iDabrl6etnli6 geoabt,
SAB IS 3ett lei. bonn 3aune betunterSuflet>
tern linD mdunli1 gu erflGren: vBir iDolz
len nit ienen niGt in ei1en Sopf 9etporfen,
niht nit ibnen iOentifi3trt neroen."
Sir ben Gbicago Surnbestrf lit Oas Elm
Shloq, 0enn abgeleben, oob ct it'd nod
eirtem reuen 6eitplab umieben mlB, Der
liert CT in Soutb Beno einen leiner ~dltelten
Gcreine, Der Die Surleret idon pflegte unD
fir ibre 3icle fdn1pfte, ais DIE tonQnDe6enoe
Dae0rbeit Der y9taOtfalen" nod nah Oaoitz
idem Jte3ept in anardiltlidien 0ruppen
iibsr bic Die d6te repolutlonare Betpegung
bemmelben SurnDeretne l6Inpften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
August
Flower"

Der a6tb. $. %. SsnnimOre lit Der
Sbertff bon Sent Co., 0el., uno tpobnt in
0ober, Dem @ountbfiB uno Der 6ouptitabt
OeS Staates. Ser Sberiff 1T Elm 0err BON
nennauofinf3i8 Sabren. uno bier folgts
tp0S ct iagt: uS6 babe S6re Angus
Flower" mebrere Sabre lang in ne!ner
r6amilie gebrau6t, iotpie fir mid lelbIt,
Juno babe eefunoen, baB iie mir me6r ges
yboIfen bat tpie irgenO eitt anberes 6eilmit>
vtel. SD lit GIL iebr itarfen Sopfl6merz
use1. Ser S6mer3 trilt getp0bnli9 suerIt
tint 6interfopf duf unb debt Oann in Gl9ez
Incline &opfidn1ersen iiber, big i9 tranf
vtperoe uno fi6 Gr6reGen t~inftelt. 3uz
omeilen fiible i'd mid aud aufge6Idien,
vbauptid6li6 rad benz Giien. AQbe eine1
v0rud in Der Magenarubs, lauren @ez
viAnlaf, unb Die 0enoiienen Spetien toms
men bod in Ben SAlllno unb Wunb.
rMenn fi6 bieies @efibl einiteut, bdnn
m. brne i6 Elm tDeni9 August Flower, es
rbiIft mir uub lit Dos bette Mittel, mas i1
voage9en gebrau6t babe. Sesbalb baltic i6
rs unc empfeble IS Qnoern ais Elm erobes
ut0eilmitteI 9e9et u1oeroault6fe!t &C"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
$tQ0t OOtGQ0O.

Bss@ uuS ere GorreSponoeatteat 1atto
M9eutet befw0en Die fOt8cmoen
&tGatett
seer Sec SSenwtn8hoUen Stc
afaaten Neorasfa mN0 @anias.
&err 8rans StsO oett Staat 0tS7
cDnttt.
seer Seter 8tti@ oen Staat
SutmoiS.
@err SamI 0rtebeI oen Steat
ecSOtud.
&crr 0rik &cmoe1 Sen Staat
GattforNtea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

Serin6et nnb Sbr werbet tou=
ANAKESIS, b0S lueltberiibmrc Sell
mittekber bartnadiglten $ dmorrboioenz
sale. pon Or. .. Sitsbee erfunoeu, bat
ote pu1oerbaren Sureu Oieies i6redli6en
Qeioens be31ued: uno 20, 600 bQntbure W{en=
l6en, Die eS aulpan ten. f0nnen es beSeu9elt.
Wtnlter nit Vjebratd5auDellu Jung perOen aut
Verlan9en ourb y. @leutdDter s. 60. Sor
2416 9tem Oort, tie 3u9ei1idt. 81 baben
III allen renommirten 2lpotbefeu 9uttt eu9
Dor jto1obmut9ell. NGtet baroilL DoB Die
nnterl0rtit BON s.. Silsbee, M. d., li0 auf
ieber Seite Der S@a6tel %befinbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Gin Edth fir mntt9r.

Mrs. 60 instow's .0Ootbin9
Sprup" iottc beitGnoi9 beim Giltber= 3obs
nen 9ebraltdt merben. Gr beldnfti9t bos
&lnb, er1pei9t bas .3obnfleil0, Hubert alien
G6nters, turirt Miuos &ollt, uno 1T DGs
bette Wtittel ge9en 0tarrb0e, Siinftnb3wans
gig Gents bic SlaIae.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Gin paitor ais Selbltmoroer.
Gpaufon bat cine bIuti9c S~enfation.

4 Sn Goanlton bat Ser Doctor Ser G6eos
logic. Step. @Sra Warih Boring, elmer Der
Gltelten YreOi9cr Der Jtod 0tiper @o1ierens
Der metboOtlttl6en Girds, SeIbitmoro be-
9an9en. 81 tpar lett LANCER als SS}o6resz
frtlt fraif 9elpelen, Elm 8ruit> unb Elm
t6er3leiosn batten i'm Doulg auI9erteben.
Get ben lebtet Wonaten 3eigte ittb aud
leile @eiiiestraIt Gel6Ddht. 0aSu fam,
oaB er It'd our6 etu Gift aus 0erle0el
Sd)aoeh Su9efit9t bate. Yor bier QHod)en
ipuroe CT bon Goblu6t b%efalen IND 0teie
entlebltdert Scelen mie0erboiten ith irliner
irteoer. SIM 3ultanoe Der 0tube ipradD DER
0cctor ntebrraO Den yEunlh aus, oaB
man lbn III etn SrrenaiDL ldaffe, aber itiu
Sobr, y. =. Boring, ulo letnc 3odter,
Srou Sones, fonnten it'd niNt oaSu euts
ldllleBen. ben Is Sabre alien Wlann freln5
Der Sltrlorge an3uDertr0uelt. Gin Sarnltda
mat Der Nlte nit letnem 17jQ0riaen @tltel
ollein al 0auls. lin 4! llbr 0eQ6mittogs
perlieB Der iun8e Wiann auf fur3e 3ett Oas
6au5. Nls CT 3uridfebrte, fono CT ben
@robpater ntbt Dor. ST 0urhindte Dos
OauS un0 iano ben elten Otann baum oil
etnem Stride bGnaet0 duf benz BcDen.
Or. 8ortta iDugoe IS 3 in Sbio 8ebos
rem. Seit 1915 GeDorte Ell ais 8re0lger
uno &tbrer Sur Ohloe@ onierens. @r lam
1857 mad Sltnois uno mar Suerit Nreotger
in @alena, no @en. Grant 3u ielner Mes
nieinOe eebOrte. Sn Gb.caao Diente er ais
Seelet6trt Der Aarl'S STRIDE, Gr0lt
8Iace 3trde, Statei!taBen Sfirde uro
8'Tonftrabeuz &ir6e. Nut tpar Ell larlge
Sabre &aeut beg n6eim fur 6reunDloie."
Gr mar Der Uegrnitoer Der ,Nesplanes
Camp Meetings."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

Nenn Gle iib entl0toiien boben, 6ooO's
SdrIoporiuo SIT f%alten, 10 laiien Gte ii6
ni9t perleiteit, anbereS gu 1e9n1en. 6oob's
@oriaporilo lit cine eigenarti9e Wtebi3in,
beiibt, perm09e ibrer eigenartiSen 8erbiIt=
bun9, 8roportion unO 3ubereitun9, cine ut=
iibertreffli6e 6eiltraft, pel9er feline Mests
ain i1ter Dirt 9lei9fommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
aria

oGafortn 1T IS ppr8asli@ seeisnet fur atnber, bab i3
isr; rpr alien anberen mir befannte1 Brapardten bep
SprSuS ge6e.H $. q. ar4e r MD,
Ill Sputb Srfprb Str., Scepflpn, o.. g..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

,Mu8 perIbnliGer gcobadtuns unb G~rfabruns tanrt@
fa9en, RAP @oItpria cine au68eaethnete 9febtstn tut
Gtnbar tft, Die ais seltnbeS abfihrfttttel mirtt unb RE
Gpannuns Der @tn9efpeibe, feIvie be8 @efanl1tipftemS
fe6r b~e6eiifcnp ltntert. 9tefe Mitter BADEN iair ietne
aussesei@nete Mtrfuna auf TIRE 9itber be8east."
DR.. Sc s. S88ppbi Spirea, Mai.
Dte acknowledgements, IT Murrup St&.; 81. Q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

rGeit ~me6reren Snbren babe tn SIR p6uifprta@ ems
pfr8fen uno fpetbe IS aua ferler tbun, la IS pbne auss
1abule Cute JteIultate ersielt bat"
Gbwtf &. Bdrbee, MD,
vSEe @intbrpp", 125. Ctr. nnb z. ape., NefD Corr
Ettn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

TRIAL by jury in the case OF a man
accused, of crime judged leniently by
the public may be a good thing for the
accused but trial by a bench of JUS
tees will cost less and pan out more
real justice every time. Changes of
venue would be thing of the past
under bench of judges. and in eX-
ceptional cases it would not be neces-
sary to exhaust the eligible jurors OF
whole county in order to secure
twelve men competent to try case.
Ignorance would no longer be the pre-
requisite, nor lack of intelligence the
qualification for sitting as a court of
inquest in cases of life and death.
Jurles would not disagree to spite a
Judge, as was recently the case in
Long Island, where the jury resented
his honor's refusal of beer, lunch and
cards for the panel and so agreed to
disagree. The ends of justice would
be answered many ways by substitute
ing bench of judges for the regula-
ton panel OF jurors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

THE abolition of internal revenue
tax In this country will in time be
followed by the imposition Of a graded
income tax. 1t is the only way in
which an equitable adjustment of the
expenses of government can be made
so as to fall most heavily upon those
most able to bear it. The government
protection is to property fully as much
as to person and those who derive the
largest returns from property should
pay most heavily for its protection.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

If the democratic house of repre-
sentatives means business it will
adopt the rules of the last house. 1t
may be come down for those who in
contlnentIy cursed Reeds rulings, but
those rulings were the necessary con =
illusions of common sense applied to
the government of deliberative
body. If those rules are abrogated
and the democratic house declares the
visible invisibility of the members
then the democracy will only demon
strate their pig-headedness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

IGNATIUs DONNELLY is a disappoint-
ed man. The libel suit of his against
the st. Paul Pioneer Press was doubt
less instituted in the hope of securing
damages sufficient to make him good
in the suit instituted by his Chicago
publishers. Donnelly's "Baconian
Cryptogram" was un salable and fell
fat upon the public. Ignatius hoped
to pay cost of issue out of receipts, but
there were none. As dernier resort
he fell back on his libel suit whic h
was big flash in the pan. Ignatius
plays in hard luck.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

MISSISSIPPI has tired of the fuss
and expense and uncertainty and
too-frequent change of biennial elect
ions and hereafter chooses her county
othcers for a four years term. This
ought to insure a better class of
candidates, on account of the longer
tenure of office, and a more perfect
discharge of official duty for the same
reason. Longer terms of office,
and official life limited to
one term in the cases of those
en- trusted with public funds, would
be a great improvement upon the
present practice of short terms, and
re election as frequently as the OH.
cial ring can work the conventions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

IT IS easy to kick against an offer
never made. How many of the states
now damning the Louisiana lottery
bell, book and candle, would turn
their backs against that 81 $50, 900 per
annum added to the state funds for
the rechartering of that institution
for term of years? The LIGHT is not
the champion of the lottery, but go
long as gambling in grain and pro.
visions and stocks is legalized in
every state in this union the hue and
cry against the lottery is a mad dog
cry, without sense and for no good
reason.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

so long as Chilli thought that she
was safely sheltered under the wing
of John Bull she was as sassy as a
chipmunk, but as soon as she found
that she was to be held responsible
for her own cussed less and must put
up or apologize size began to haul
in her horns. Uncle Sam wants no
quarrel with any country, much less
a little one like Chilli, but our South
American interests demand that in
demnity be exacted OF Chill for her
hostility TO a friendly power, and
Chill will pay indemnity to the fami'
lies of those murdered American sea.
men, and pay the costs attending,our
preparations to exact justice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

THE democratic journals write
down the selection of Minneapolis az
the place for holding the republican
convention as q victory for Blaine.
The republican committee will not
say SO, neither will those misguided
politicians who went to Washington
80 strong in the belief that Blame
was certain to commit himself on the
vexed question of his presidential
candidacy. Blaine blocks out recipro-
city treaties and let's the republican
presidency slide.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

EVERY season Thanksgiving tur-
key grows more popular and the
Thanksgiving observances become
more general. AS day of home re-
union and domestic enjoyment it is
rapidly outgrowing its narrow New
England boundaries and spreading
southwark as we'll as westward. This
last Thanksgiving was more generally
observed than any of its predeces-
sors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

Cut Flowers For Sale, bou-
quets and designs made to Or
der. Plants for sale and also
fine specimen plants for dec
Grating purposes, such as:
palms, ferns, pandanus, GRO
tons, ficus, grevillea robusta,
draceana, alocasia and an
thuriunl. Roses - Chrysan-
themums, violets, gerani-
umns, cobus, hanging bas-
quets, greenhouse and pot
plants. Other nursery stock
ready i'll November, such
as fruit, shade, ornamental
and evergreen trees, at San
Antonio Nursery, 52I N Flores
ST., F. B. ROSENBERGER,
Proprietor
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

WHILE the Archbishop of AK is
duly fined 5000 francs for his impoli-
tic letter France assures the vatican
that it has no desire or intention of
curtailing the powers Of the clergy or
limiting the liberty of the arch
bishop. She only wants peace with
the church and hopes that the pope
will continue his pacificstory course.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

THE evidence grows conclusive
that the wealthy followers OF Balma-
ceda will have their estates confiscat-
ed to pay the expenses of the late
war, the existing government going
through the form of a trial to justify
a condemnation already determined
upon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

CHAIRMAN FINLEY cannot deliver
the goods. When the next democratic
state convention meets let him sta nd
at the door with his sub-treasury
club and endeavor to keep out the
democrats who swear by that plat
form, then see how his experiment
works. That convention will not en-
quire into any mans views upon the
sub-treasury question, but simply
upon his Willingness to act with the
party as expressed in the policy laid
down by the majority.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

THE Virginia Editors will carry
away with them vivid impression
of Texas and will give a good account
of San Antonio when they return to
their constituencies. The local.
country papers were represented and
through these the Virginia farmers
will learn more of Texas than they
have heretofore known.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

BISMARCK has evidently had
enough of German political life. He
would not re enter the ministry if he
could and prefers to spend his days
quietly. He will not take his seat in
the reichstag unless some particula
exigency of the empire demands 1t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

CERTAIN county commissioners
courts have ordered the scalp bounty
payments discontinued. Do their
acts discount those of the misfit legis-
lature? A nice legislature to be
knocked out by a county court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

YoAKUM GRAPHIC says that after
next election Louisiana will have
sold herself for mess OF pottage.
Louisiana has been eating lottery pot
tage for some time already, and ST.
$50, 900 annually will pay for very
generous mess.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-01

EVENTS Enthusiastically indicate that
San Antonio will have railway con-
nection both with Velasco and Llano
in the future, but the time of such con-
nection might be very materially
fastened by San. Antonio taking a
deeper interest in that connection and
boos ting it along.