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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

THE farmers of Texas put Hogg in
the gubernatoriaI chair, and now
they are kicking themselves because
ne does not pan out the kind of meat
that they expected. Disappointment
is the common lot.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

81. JOHN, the malign, is looking
over the field, ostensibly in the in ter
est of morals, actually in the interest
of himself as prospective prohibition
candidate. John is not without the
suspicion of guile.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

THE prevailing opinion in this state
seems TO be that Chiffon should be al
lowed to serve out the term for which
he was appointed to the United States
senate, and that the extra session, If
called, should not interfere with his
seat,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

The Galveston News mis- tax es.
The LIGHT is not unhappy because
the Island city was SO susceptible to
Velasco's New-Year taffy, but it could
not we'll avoid moralizing on the oc-
casion,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

THE troops of this country and
Mexico cannot be allowed to pass and
zepass the border even to catch Cara.
There would be danger in the expert
me MT, and it will not be tried,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

THERE is very strong feeling
throughout the state that Texas might
go farther and fare q good deal worse
than to take John Ireland for senator.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

REMEDIES for the grip are almost
as numerous as the victims of the
disease and they range all the way
from. q sailed undershirt to a pro-
aonged dose of bed. You gets the
grip and takes your choice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

RECRUITING for CARA In Texas
should stop right where 1t lie, If it
takes all the militia of the state and
all the Federal forces in the depart.
ment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

VELAsCo SHES its castor into the
ring and establishes a real estate
office for the sale of Velasco dirt In
Galveston. The new deep water
port will saw good wood in the Island
city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

The .guerrillas Of fhe democracy
are in the saddle, and Cleveland,
Carlisle and Mills are ordered to the
rear,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

THOSE warm blooded mortals who
were so anxious for cold weather have
had their expectations more than met
during the past week, and still they
are not satisfied,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

THE Sultan of Turkey has straight
ened the kinks out of that press cor
respondent affair that was stirring up
the bile between France and Bull
garia. Thanks, awfulIyl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

The democracy in congress are In
a peck OF trouble. They do not know
how to tackle the Mckinley bill with
out going for the old Mills bill,
which they all swore by last con-
gress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

For state that is. supposed to do
out little in the way of fruit culture
Texas shows very well, with her one
hundred nurseries and 5000 acres in
nursery stock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

BLEEDING KANSAS and Old
Alabama can both discount Texas in
lawlessness. Read the record and
quit reading the riot act to the Lone
Star State.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18
MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1892.

THE "Irreverent Sam" is to affilct
Brennan In March. San Antonio
sends coincidence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

The death of the Khedive will not
affect matters in Egypt. England
virtually owns that country, and the
name of new agent will not matter.
even if he is supposed to rule the
roOst.
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Miscellaneous Notices.

CHOICE PoT PLANTS for sale; will
hire for decoration purposes. White
and Gala Lilies In bloom.
Mrs. s. Maverick, Ave. c and 10th SITS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18

Boyle, Con NJ, Successful,
competent and reliable teacher of the
Banjo Guitar and Mandoline. Studio, Cog
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-15


i ,' re-locatlng the boundary the
treaty OF Guadalupe iidalgo. westward from
IL iaso. is Progressing ftvorably.
Our intercourse with spain continues
lrlehuly 1ooling. l regret, however, not to be
aDle 10 report as Yet the ad justment OF the
cl. ms OF the american missionaries arising
from the disorders at Ponapey. in the Caroline
Islands. but | anticipate setisfact ory adjust
ment in view of renewed and urgent representa-
tons 10 the government at Madrid.
The treatment of the religious aud education
al esta blishments of American citizens in Tur-
key has of late called for more han the usual
share of attention. A tendency to cUrtall the
liberation which has SO beneticially prevailed
is diScernible and has called forth the earnest
remonStrances OF this government. Harassing
regulations in regard to schools and churches
have been attempted in certain localities, blu!
not without due protest ana the assertion of the
inherent and conventional rights Of our coun-
trymen.
Violations of domicile and search of the per-
sons and effects of citizens OF the United States
by apparently irresponsible officials in the Ash
attic Vilayets have rom time to time been re-
ported. An aggravated lnstaL ce OF injury to
the property of American missionary at
Eou1deur, i'll the province of konia. called forth
an urgent claim for reparation, which, | am
pleased to say, was promptly needed by the gov
eminent OF the Porte.
Interference with the trading ventures of orr
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= " -, ~ '1'| n q Ne@'J VI TO PCI Z
nd coffee brought into the Domlni c
Tue United Suites IT THIS unequal contest be.
American wi hSi d,.1 VIII,


diminished subsidies, and the English Cana
dian line TO which | have referred Is to con-
tlnue. we should at least see that the facilities
tor customs entry and transportation across our
territory are not such as to make the Canadian
route favored one and that the disc elimination
as 10 duties to which have referred, is met by
q like discrimination TO the importation OF
these articles from Canada.
No subject. think, more nearly touches the
pride, the power ana the prosperity of our
country than this development OF our merchant
marine upon the sea. Ii we could enter into
conference with no other competitors, and all
would agree TO withhold government aid;we
could perhaps take our chances with the rest
but our great competitors have established ana
maintained their lines by government subsidy,
and until now they have practically excluded
us from participation. In my opinion no choice
is left to us but 10 pursue, moderately at least,
the same lines.
BUILDING UP THE NAVY.
Twenty-Five Vessels Added During the
Harrison Administration.
The report of the secretary of the navy ex-
h!bits great progress in the construction OF our
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OF S6,SII. 925.09 in the amount of wages ps
-. u VFr0 0VIIt1I1o
state OF massachusetts, shows that 3,745 indus


tries in that state paid Sl2e 4l6 24S in wages dur
ing the year 1891, against S26o3U SOB in 1890, an
increase OF So 33a, 915, and that there was IN in
crease OF $9932, 400 i'll the amount of capital and
OF 1886 IN the number of persons employed in
the same period.
During the last six months OF the year 1891
ana the first six months of the year 1892 the to-
tai production of pig iron was 9. 710S tons, as
against 9, 2O9, 703 tons in the year 1890, which
was the largest annual production ever at
tanned. For the same twelve months of 1o91-2
the production OF Bessemer lngots was 3,S7S aSl
tons, an increase Of 1882 40 gross tons over the
previously unprecedented yearly production of
3,6SS,S7l gross tons in 1890. The production of
Bessemer steel rails for the first six months of
1882 was 772,436 gross tons, as against 7O2 $50
gross tons during the LAST six months Of 1891
EXPORT OF FOREIGN TRADE,
Astonishing Increase In the Exports and
Imports the Past Year.
The total value of our foreign trade (exports
and manufacturer during the last fiscal year
was $l,S57, 6S0,610 an increase of SIPS Ss, 6u4
over the previous fiscal year. The average an.
nual value of our imports and exports of mer-
chandise for the ten fiscal years prior to 1891
was Sl,457 922 dig. 1t will be observed that our
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advantages in the ocean trade OF the Fntitc
that we did lot possess on the Atlantic The con-
StructlOn OF the Canadian Pacific RAILWAY ana
the est"b llshmcnt under large subventionS from
canada ana England OF fast steamship service
from Vancouver With japan and China Seri-
ously threatened shipping interests in the
PAc1hc. This line OF English steamers receives
as Is stated by the commissioner OF navigation.
olrect subsidy OF S4O0,U0C annually, or $50 367
per Trip 1or thirteen voyages, in addition to
some further aid from the admiralty in CON
necuon with contracts under which the vessels
may be used for naval purposes The Compel
ing American Pacific mail line, under the act
of March i, 1884, receives only 81. $50 per round
trip.
Efforts have been making within the last year.
as am informed to establish under similar
conditions line between Vancouver and some
Australian port, with view of selling there u
trade in which we have had q large interest.
The commissioners OF navigation states that
very large per cent of our imports from Asia
are now brought 10 us by English steamships
ana their connecting railways in Cam
ada. With view OF promoting this
trade. especially in tea. Canada has i'm
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tlzens IN Asa Minor Is also reported, and


PROTECTION. ! cannot believe That these Incl
dents represent settled policy. and shall not
cease to urge the adoption of the proper rene
dies.
international copyright has been extended
with the act Of March 3, 1891, upon as
surance being given that Italian law
permits to the citizens of the United States
the benefit Of copyright on substantially the
same basis as to subjects OF Italy. BY special
convention proclaimed January 49, 1892, recip.
rocal provisions ofcopyright have been applied
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y 10 Which they may be sent. These
haps too llliberal. The result is, sentence for

i've Years 1neHNS one Thing II the prlSOner Is
sent TO one state for confinement and quite
different thing If he is sent to another / rec
ommend that uniform credit ior good be-
havior be prescribed by Congress.
have before expressed my concurrence in
the recommendation OF the attorney general
that degrees of murder should be recognized in
the federal statutes, as they are, believe in all
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-15

me Textile World for July. 1892. states tn
during the first six months of preseut--
endar year 10 upsalsutnG1E
-1,1l seGii,s11 az he date Of
scDfernDer 30 1892. there were " con- 3Ino
I1a tin ana tcfHc platc IA the
United States and ii compnnleS bul!dlnS
such manufactures. The eStimCt-
ed Investment i'll buildings and plants at the
close the fiscal year, June 80. 1898, If existing
conditions were to be continued, was So, 900, 600,
and the estimated rate of production 200 900 900
pounds per annum. The actual production of
the quarter ending September So 1892, was TO-
952 725 pounds The report OF Labor Commits.
sioner Peck, of New York, shows that
during the year 1891 in about 5000
manufacturing establishments in that
state, embraced within the special INQUIRY
made by him. and representing g. different in
dusti1es. there was net increase over the wear
1890 of S31 6S in the yalna of the nrni,1nt
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CIIey nave NuVOCAleu, VIII await the results Of
the new eXneriment.

The strained and too often disturbed rela-
tons existing between the employee and en-
ployers in our great manufacturing establish.
ments have not been favorable to calm con-
sideration by the wage Garner of the effect up-
on wages OF the protective system. The fact
that his wages were the highest paid in like
callings in the world and that a maintenance of
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~-'-'~ ~': *s.s..S,- t an. ssS"""nr1ss.
The report OF the secretary of brings
again TO the attention of Congress some inAf,or-
tant su ggestlons AS 10 the reorganization of the
infantry and artillery arms of the service
winch his predecessors have before urged that
they be pressed. Our army is small, but its
organization should ali the more be put upon
The most improved modern basis. The condi-
lions upon what we have called the frontier
have heretofore required the maintenance of
many small posts, but now the policy Of con-
centration Is obviously the right one. The new
posts should nave the proper strategic relations
10 the only frontiers We now haye-1hose Of
the sea coast and Of the northern and part OF
our southern boundary. l do not think that
any question OF advantage in localities or states
should determine the location OF the new posts.
he organization and enlargement OF the bu-
reau OF military information which The secre-
tary has effected IS Il work the usefulness of
which will become every year more apparent.
Inc work OF building heavy guns an the con-
Structlon OF coast de1ences has been well begun
and should BE- carried on without check
Inc report OF the attorney general is by law
su bmltted directly TO Congress- but l cannot
refrain from saying that he has conducted the
increasing work or the department of Justice
with great professional skill. He has in sew
eral directions secured from the courts decis-
IONS giving increased protection TO the officers
OF the United states, and bring ing some classes
OF crime that escaped local cognizancc and
punishment into the tribunals of the United
states where they could be Tried impartially.
The numerous applications for executive elem
ency presented in behalf Of persons convicted
In the United states courts and given penten-
nary sentences have called my attention
to a fact referred to by the attorney
general i'll his report, namely. that
time allowance Tor good behavior for such
prisoners -, is prescribed BY the federal
Tertiary is located had made no such provis.
ion. Prisoners are given the benefit of the pro-
VISIONS OF the state law regulating the peniten-
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by flIi~ conn
,Jeii.e 1bur substa tally 'abllSh1nS

o9r ams and preserving this great industry
to the benefit of all nations will be attained.
TRADE RELATIONS WITH CANADA.
Failure OF tho Attempt to Agree on New
Reciprocity Plans.
during the past year a suggestion was re-
ce1Ved through the British minister that the
canadian government would like to confer as to
me possibility OF enlarglng. upon terms of mu-
tual advantage, the commercial exchanges of
canada and of the United States, and n confer
ence was held at Washington, with Mr. blaine
actlng tor this government and the British
minister at this capital and three members of
the dominion cabinet acting as commissioners
Oh the part Of Great Britain. The conferences
developed the fact that the Canadian
to the United States, in exchange for
the concessions asked the admission of
natural products. The statement was frankly
mace that favored rates could not be given to
the United states as against the mother coun-
try. This admission, which was toreseen, nee
cessarlly terminated the conference upon this
question. The benefits of exchange of
natural products would be almos. wholly with
the people in Canada. Some other topics of in
terest were considered i'll the conference and
have resulted in the making of convention Tor
examining the Alaskan boundary and the
waters OF the Passamaquoddy Bay, adjacent to
Eastport, Me, and in the initiation Of an ar
rangement Tor the protection of fish life in the
co-termlnus and the neighboring waters of our
northern border
The controversy as to the tolls upon the We'll
land Canal, which was presented to Congress
at the last session by special message, having
tailed OF adjustment Ielt constrained to exer-
else the thorlty conferred by the act OF July
70, 1882, and to proclaim suspension OF the
tree use OF ST. Mary's Falls Canal to cargoes in
transit to ports i'll Canada. The secretary Of
the treasury esta blisned such tolls as were
thong ut to be equivalent to the exactions un.
justly levied upon our commerce in the Cana
dian canals.
IT, as we must suppose. the political relations
OF Canada and the disposition OF the Canadian
government are to remain unchanged, q some
what radical revision Of our trade relations
should think. be made Our relations must
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20 the same END.

sages that prompt and adequate support be
given to the American company engaged In the
construction OF the Nicaragua Ship Canal. 1t
is impossible to overstate the value from every
standpoint OF this great enterprise and 1 hope
Int hnrn Ipu hn ina int ic
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TO be imposed will bring treasu
I enue. The caR{sHk6<fnlHGEl
- r., o.. o1 ~
revision left to the incoming Congress. II IS
!, matter of regret that this work must DC de-
great tariff changes Introduces so much uncer-
tainty that an amount, not easily estimated, of
business inaction and OF diminished produc-
ton. will necessarily result. 1t is possible
suit in decreased revenues from Gus.
toms duties, for our merchants will
make cautious orders for foreign goods in view
OF the prospect OF tariff reductions and the I'M
VINO nave advocated protective tariff can we'll
afford to have their disastrous forecasts of q
change OF policy disappointed la system of
customs duties can be formed that will set the
1dle Wheels ana looms of Europe in motion and
crowd our warehouses with foreign MADE goods
aud at the same time keep our own mills busy;
tnat Will give us an increased participation In
the markets of the World'' Of greater value
than the home mark let we surrender that will
give increased work to foreign Workmen upon
products to be consumed by our people without
Qlmlnl ming the amount of work to be done
here: that viii enable the American manufact-
urer to pay to his Workmen from so to 100 per
cent. more In wages than is paid in the foreign
mill. ana yet to compete in our market
aud in foreign markets with the for
elgn producer; that will further reduce
the cost OF articles of wear and food without
reducing the wages of those who produce them;
that can be celebrated, after its effects have
been realized, as its expectation has been, in
Europe as we'll in American cities--the authors
ana promoters OF 1t will be entitled to the mig h.
est praise We have had in our history several
experiences of the contrasted effects of a reye-
nue. and OF a protective tariff, but this genera
ton has not felt them, and the experience of
one generation is not highly instructive to the
Ndc Of
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that no duty is to be higher becansa i've Io'
crease Wlll keep open an American mill or Keep
up IOG WAGES OF u Arrnnr
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the Behrlng Sea. Six naval vessels five revenue
Sutlers, ana one vessel from the fish Commas
sion, all under command of Com mander Evans
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made and it is beIiexs es3nmnwH1Tr1EEEI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-18


D1t el.sss $50 ki<c1L--1eS Year, @ftef
u che q ais esnghserss she said, II only
wish &c had spnlied Il il his owp family +"
A rich keiress, ale e2Egh liter II 80 e.linent
nnxneier. ted ne that sfsV 30. herself alb
soiately ignorant ~ al naoaey ln2tteEs after
her fathers death her brothsrs had man
aged her srAirs; thea ''of course her has-
band: bat sks ksrssR knew absolutely
nothiaz IL reminded me ~ another heir
ess lad knewfn. ~La sas twice married
The frst husband lost tsothisas ef h<r
property, the seoond made away with the
rest Of IL sBo ale supported herself and her
child for the rest Of ter iise-taere being
nothing left 70 tsaapf THIRD fsstzne hun
ter-by giving pubic readings.
One VI the minor achievements C. al en-
inent financirr under arrest II Sew York
Is stated 20 b. that Of sweeping in among
his vast lo.sss the whole propeIsy sls coo
OF ,so LADIES'. ~ho lad assign bed 10 him Ger.
tain stocks or certificates 10 be transferred
for their lsenert Perhaps II ~oaid he I'M
just 10 cali hiIn . swiEdlex. In this case. or
70 call those other men fortune hunters;
they may have expected better results; but
certainly the absolute ignorance, absolute
folly Of many eoafldiEs mon.sn present =
combined temptation which sometimes de
moralixss the very eleet.-T. w. Higginson
in Harper's Bszar.