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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31

Die &Iab3ttpd felbit fam ie6o9 utb tpurbe
BON 90mtntt burb einen S6lag an bic
S6lGfe betdubt unb Johann ertpiirgt. Do
mtnit bing barauf fem Spfer bermtttelit
elmer 3uderioDnur an einen 8auma1t, Inn
10 ben Nni6ein etnes Selbfmorbes Su er>
tpeden. gber bas 8erbdngntB ereilte ben
WfOrber rai3er, alS ct es eripartet baben
mo6te. 8eretts am friben Worgen mar
bic 2etcbe bet GrmDrbeten burcb einen in
Der NtGbe bei3afttgten Wtibltnebt aufgcs
funben tDoroen, un6 fofort tentte itb Der
@erba6t auf Commit. DerieLbe murbe
auf offener StraBe berbaftet un6 in bas
@eri9ts9efdngntB BON 6ulti6in ab9efiibrt.
Oer Worber trug 1onobl Bel ieincr 8erbaf7
tung, als AUDI Bel ietner 8erne6mung Elm
GuBerIt frecbes 8enebmen our Sdbau, bas er
felbit i'm Nngeitbt ber 2ei4e fetnes Opfers
ntbt ablegte.
- Sn 8e3ug auf bte in 0euti4lanb
berri6enbe anbaltenoe 0irre entnimmt Der
v@eitpbGl. Wterfur" nadbiteben6e i3etlen
elmer alien Gbrontt, bic iiber einen nocb
trodneren SDmr1er beri6tet: 1854 mar
Elm iebr trodener fommer, 6aB man a1f
.pftnglten, Sen Fl. Map, in ser 8tc6e gefez
gelt unO getntppet; baB paBer aus bet
breber pieBen in einem lpringer gebolt unb
bauerte bis mt3aeL, enbltcb ais bas paBer
tDtebertommen Oben in Der bi6en, Bic &tns
Der baS paBer betptQfommt, 1856, i'm
tptnter, ma eine febr sroBe notb nit futter,
bas itrpb bon BEN badber furs ~geIcbnttten
unb baS oieb fir hunger geitorben."
- @us 8aris tuir6 ge1dbrteben : Oer eben
bonenbete WdrmorsS ~artnpbag i'm Snnern
bes 8bterssW auioIeums auf benz Bere
neutrality-suspicious., elm @ert 6es 8ilbs
bauers Maci6, lDurbe cinigen Sreun6en bes
WteiiterS gs3eigt. Gbters, febr i6edlilirt,
tit in ben lebten Iusenbliden letneS 2ebenS
bargeiteQt. Setn lebter 8lid lit benz golz
benen Strange 3ugetpanbt, mel6en ibm Der
@enius Sranfrei6s rei6t. 0as @an3e
mabt etnen ungetpObnLtcb fefielnben @tne
bruG, tuo3u Der ausgeaet6nete 2i6teffect
tpeientlt9 bettrdgt.
= 6ugentobler in Qbon bat eine 8ltnz
6en1brift erf unben, bic obnemetters iebem
9aien nerftG1bli9 lit. Sic beftebt aus Ell
ner Combination BON 8untten, tpelche iib
BEN Tornten Ser gebrdu6li9en 8~ucbitaben
70 na6e ani1lteBen, baB man bie1elbe Leicbt
gu Lefen berrnag. Die friber iiblt6e
S9rift (has GIpbabet 8ratIe) iebt fib aus
elmer Summe bon ntutirltcb 3uiammenz
geitelten Buntten suiammen, beren @ntz
3ifferuns MIR ben 6arin unterpieIenen
8Itnben m0glt3 lit.
- Dieter Sage iptelten tleine &tnber in
Der Sran8 Seiben'iben @obnuns in
Stem Yort nit StretbbOl5ben unb
iebten 3tuct 8etten in 8ranb, bann Gtefen
bret bon ibnen CUR Wutter, tpeIcbe I'M See
ben3tmmer NIT einem neugeborenen &tnbe
i'm 8ette lag. Die Wtutter nobm ben
Sdu9Ltng auf BEN Qrm un6 i6tdte Sic
dlteren brei &tnber bic Ereppe ~btnunter.
91s fe bas Geuer gelOi9t bate, fanb tie in
eineln 6aufen balbperbrannter Sebern bic
berfo6lte 2etbe t6rer To6ter Nnnie. Ser
Batter ber &tnber Tran5 Seiben lit 8audbz
rebner unb Seuereiier unb 9ie6t ais iolcber
in Chicago 8~orlteaungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
mtnterleeer.

Die 8e5etbnuns v8tnterleger" fon1mt
fetner beittmmten Gaffe Der 6ibner gu,
un6 tpenn @tner ~bebaupten m0ebte, bod
cine iolbe gu beitben, 10 itnb iolcbe Qe9e>
bIbner nur inter na6folgenben @eit6tsz
p%unften %eritanOen, 5. 3. tur3peg, bic Srubt
bon Sru66ruten. Nt6t ielten ftebt mar
ais Minterleger bte 8rabma, Go6tn unb
9dnglbans an, unb bod ftnb bieie gerabe
int @egentbeiLe b~teienteen Gaifen, tpel6e
bis gum ~bolitdnoigen Qusgepacbienietn
bic Idngite 3ett n0tbig baben, ndntliB
bGufi9 etn boles SSabr. 9aB aber bor
etnem 9eptffen Glitter Elm 9ubn tein 81
le9en tann, bariiber tptrb tpobl faum etne
tDettere MISUNDERSTANDING n6tbt9 fetn,
benin Nabfommeni6aft fann Elm Sbter erit
berborbrtngen, tpenn IS feIbit a~usgetpa6ien
lit. MQerotngs fommt es BEL Ben oben' err
DGbnten STATEN unb nod mebr BET Greuz
aun9en berielben NIT StaItenern (tuetI
friiber ret) Dor, baB 3tpetz unb mebrtdbri9e
Tbtere i'm SpGtberbite 5u le9en Beginner !;
aIein btele Srucbtbarfeit riibrt Dffenbar
baDon BET, baB ite burb Dfteres 8riiten
tDGbren6 0eS SommerS 3uritGgebaltert
tpurben, unb fomit no9 bic 8rutpertobe
iib no9 nabtrGglt6 etniteQt. gtgentlibe
@interleger itn6 nur ba6ur6 a1 ~erlangen,
baB man id6rlt6 Sriibbrlten sroB3tebt
nno 70 aQtGbrlt9 6ubner erDdlt, Die in
Der l3ett bonn Sebruar bis sum Nopember
Doltltdn6t9 it6 e%ntlptGeln, UNI alSbann ibre
6ruAtbarfeit entfalten 3u f0nren. Sol6e
Sbiere foptmen i'm fDLgenben Sabre frii6er
Snm Wauiern, unb in Der Splge aucb tpie>
Der friber gum 2egen. !9ierbei ipielt
ieLbftreben6 bic Siitterung AUDI eine tpeientz
lt6e Stole, benin net i'm @tnter nt1t fir
@r%infutter iorgt mnb tpenn mogLib aub
tbeilpetie fir Sleii9nabrun9 (bas ior9z
fGltt9e Sammeln DDn &nprpeln, altem
Sleii9, @uritbGuten unb anoeren &icbenz
abfdaen lobnt itb boppeIt unb breifatb), Der
tptro, tpenn ntbt Der9ebens, 10 bod MIR gez
rtnge @rgebniiie bonn Gierlegen inn gtoz
Dember bis Sanuar ober Sebruar al err
tparten baben. 2etber tiimmert man ficb
piel gu tpenig UNI @r~itnfutter fir oie 6ubs
ner; oft be~belfen iib Die Sibner ielblt
oa5u, nGmlib in. benz Safe, baB &iben
uno bergleicben i'm Stale an bas 8teb oerz
|fittert tperOen. Wan iiebt oft, baB tie
8ur3elfribte 9an3 arspiden unb nur Sic
S3ale itbri9 laiien; &rautf0pfe unb @inz
te~rfoblpflan5en itn6 fretLt6 no9 better uno
lobnen Die MGbe Ser N~npflanaung unb
9lufbepabrun9 su bieiem 3mede rei6Gid.
8teLe ~glauben, nur burcb paru1e Stonunge1
iet bas @lerlegen i'm @tnter gu er1n0glicben,
uno bteier @Ialbe itebt oft Der 6altu1g bon
6i3nern btnOernO I'M 8ege, obi6on Die
8ertebrtbeit biefer Nnibauung 6urcb bie
8raris ldngit beutIicb bargelegt tpurbe.
9a Le9ten 3. 8. % 6ibner obiger &re1;
3ungen, uno 8tpar etne un6 meDrjdbrtge
Tbiere, Die tbeilpeile bon Sriibbruten
ftammen, bonn l.. Nppember bis Is. Sebz
ruar nicbt meniger ais sec @ier, 10 baB
ntcbt Elm Sag poriiber9ins, obne baE Elm
o6er 3tpet, alc3 bret @ier itb i'm 2egenelt
befanben, trobOem Der Stau mn Elm elm
facbes 8retterbauS mar. @Sas bic Ser
id6iebenbeit i'm Otter Der ein3elnen Gbtere
%betrifft, 10 itnb barunter nic6t Bios bic
Sabre, ionbern AUDI Die Sabres3eiten gu
ueriteben, ir baB man alio ein@ unb me6r>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31

Wanni9aft oufgefunben unb nacb Mur7
pbD's Morgue in Siib7Gbicago gebrabt.
Serbian tpar unberbeiratbet unb tuobnte In
$50. 1914 Buffalo @oertue, Der 11idbriqe
Sobn SIfen BET ieinen @Gtern in So. 1920
Mdfinatp Q(benue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31

@6ofe trafen ein 1000 Stid, fir Die
ISOLDE Al, 100, 9e9en 80, 1O8 in Der 8Orpo9e.
@tiles @el@dft uno nominea meni9 uerdil=
berte Ereile.
8erfauft nuroen unter anberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
WteDmarff.
@btcooo, 30. Sult.

@btca9O, 20. Sult.
Dim @inbpteb betrus bic gu
taabr 1000 9tiif; 9uGlitat siemli9 gut,
Der @Drpo6e . @ei6dfte iebr laltSiam nrb
Hretie wet6enb.
0erfauft rpurbet unter anberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Ntmnttsr8ert@t.
@hicaon. % s1tIi

N9lC1 Q, ~. eStlt.
Sn Sinan3treiien berrl9te beute Elm etuos
6ofI1tun9spoqeres @efibl por unb Die Qusz
finite Don Seiten Der 9rDBeren Stnonsiuti=
tllte la1teten erinutbi9enb uitb belfGti9ten Elm
acknowledgements 8ertrouen. @s bat SEN Dit
l6ein, ais pb Der @elbsuluB pom ouBerbol6
bic 8e5ii9e 3temlt6 balancirt, natiirli6 nit
Nusnabrte bes OitenS, mo- unlere @utbobeu
td9lih a1flaufei1, obne baB mir i'm Stonbe
Itno, @urrenan prompt 81 erbalten. Stem
Oorfer Q8eblel ipare1t beute nit $500 bis
$1,000 pro SauIetb angeboten. Die eltormen
8~eri9tfn19en Don 4robuften per1nebren bic
9~irlitt9e Sage ber biefi9en 8anten tGsli3.
0ie bteit9e 3tnsrate bletbt nomtnea Z Yroceitt
nit 9r0Berer 8erettpiqigfett. 2ofole 9epoz
iitel1 1parer beute IN lebbafterem l1mIab III
etrpas b~eiieren 8reiIen, bas ~pripatpublifum
tritt me5r uub mebr ais &Gufer auf. Gin
srOBerer Poiten @ttp &ailwap plIrbe nit $50
perfauft.
Ole gtetu gOrter gOrIe mar lebbaft aber faf
bur99dnSi9 niebrt9er, namentlt9 fir Gbtea=
Soer @as unb 3uder. @elb iteute ft9, trob
6es 1ebr f6le9ten 8antausweiie fIiiieer un6
9~lnla9epaptere tparen feif, STERLING iitebriger,
9ilber 500. ~@olbimporten rperben beri9tet.
2oltbor mar fet urtb better fir ameritaniI9e
9t9erbeiten. @oniolS 994. Silber 324.
0iscOnto 2 Brocent.
Ser Seem Q)orfer 0anfdusrpets 3etat foloenbe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
M0rftbertMt
Chicago, 90. Sult.

@D1cd9o, ~. suit.
STE Mdrtte ber beuti9en 9robittenbOrIe
5ei9ten eineu fOrt9elesten un9e6euren Ser
foufsanOran9 aus bent 9eftern un9e9ebenen
@ritrben u1to Yreile 5ei9en eiuer1 erneuten
i6merer &iif9eu9. @ei5en per5ei9net beute
eilten 1~peiteren 8rl9 pom 24-3c. Seem 0ort
mar berte bier eir1 itarter 8ertGufer. @epz
tembcr erDfi1iet nit 633, met9t bis COL 5urid
unb I9lieBt etpas feiter nit Gil. December
erbolt 1ib non 67B a1tf SO am S9lu1ie. Suit
ober &alienpei3en nomineu 564 i9lieBt nit
574. &orn ~perliert 1c unb l9ltebt fir Suit
nit 361-369 unb fir September nit 384.
9u6 Safer mar i9wd9er unb ntebrt9er.
8ropiitonen obue piel 2eben BET 9ertn9eu @tm=
buBen.
Oie 3ufubren i'm Norbmeifen paren 9ertn9
utb betrl9en fir Wetnneopolis unb 9ulutb
sulommen nur III 9a6unsen Q8et5en. 9teii9e
3ufubren fit bic lesten "a Stunben:
@etsen 146 Cars,
@orl1 All
9afer 205 -
@r1teberi6te waren 9iiniti9er ultb Nottruitz
gen OIL alien Mdrften oes SUI nllO &uslanoes
1tieort9er. -
Sra9ten mad 8uffoGo paren rnperdrbert.
Seuti9e CHARTERS 1870 1000 8u. @et3en, $780,
900 Corn u116 40 1000 Safer.
8erI6ifiunoen pom BEN dtlantt16en 6Gfe1
betr19ert 414, 372 8uI6el @et3en, 1929 8u.
Corn u1b 50,046 SAB Wtebl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Nusmdrtiee r1drfte.

@ei3en-g3 Stem gorf- Suli, e5sc; @eps
TENDER, $3.50; 0esem6er 1880. ct. 9ouis -
Sult, 55c; september 585c; Miltpalttee -
Suli, SIC; 9eptenber< 585e. 9ulltb Snli,
SIC; @eptember, COO. MtuneappliS Suit,
53c.; @eptember, $3.50. &oleOo-Srli, 55e;
september, Gle, Baltimore = Snli, 644c;
>NVGS oFrn8 gsew gort Suit, 47c; @ep>
TENDER 468c; ct. 3ouis-Suli, 348c; Sep
TENDER $500. Baltimore Sult, 493c; 2ll9ltlt,
453c.
craftsmanship 9oteltt, So. 60@3.75;
mei6, So. 50@3. so; bart 8dder, S 9.1O@2.25;
0feb Dog, S1.35 il: SGden; 8tnter1peI5en,
$3.O0@3.20 IN Sdiern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Observation-Disclosures.

81 SonblpirtbI6oftliGe @egen1tdnbe b~etrefenbe In
Yaeet fin6 al 9errn 8pttIteb Sc nttne + OBJ EFT
Gtaoes 6orterS, Wisc., 81 rrdtsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
wMrben unter 0nberem
9ur1=
fm11ittss

Dim sd ortt belief i'd Die
3ufubr auf $500 Stif, fir bic @o9e auf
1O7, 791 @tif, 9egem 1O4,091 Stid III Der
@orwp6e. 9afer f%auften 9700 Stif,
tGbtil6e 8utber 500 ur1b 8erIeubungen no6
6ern SIte1 $500. Mtorft in etrpas beIIerer
@timmlln9 unb Hreiie cine Steinisteit better
fir quite 2Soare.
@erfauft mnrbe1t n11ter onberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31

SEEtIlII9 TIWH HIIU TltUtIYtH OuItlt9 SlWI
484, 60 Sage 482, 9anbelspapter 9t@t 1921,
go Sage 4794. Seem gorfer 8e9ieI $1,000
Otsconto.
8antaus9tei8unselt $40, 1904, 468
9alnitces 916 ,929
fir bic per9an9ene ISOLDE S72, 257, 1853
Balances 6,102,34O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31

@ertauft wurben inter anberem :
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

DR.. MCGLYNN was reins tated in the
priesthood simply because the Pope
thought that an injustice had been
done him in his accommodation
This fact is most creditable to his
Holiness and demonstrates the
broader view of affairs that is being
taken at Rome. DR.. McGlynn's recent
address before the Anti-Poverty so
ciety of New York shows that he has
not abated one jot of his previous con-
victions and does not propose to keep
silence concerning matters in which
the people at large are vitality Inter-
ested. Rome lie all the stronger for
the larger liberty and greater freedom
of action that she allows her priests.
The change from old time monarchial
restrictions to nineteenth century re-
publican freedom grows more marked
every year, demonstrating that the
papal authority is of the living pres
ent and not of the dead, sepulchral
past.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07
MEN AND WOMEN

Many men and women who a sho time
ago thought themselves of strong physique,
splendid intellect and nerves of iron marvel
at their feeling of exhaustion and total lack
of interest in their business affairs. They
are Overpowered by sense of lassitude,
languOr and dullness. Their Wanted
strength and self control seem to have left
them when most needed; already they have
experienced lack of old time vigor, a GER
tain lack of confidence, and nervous appre-
hension instead of the old courage; con-
slant feeling of las ,itude and waning am
bitten: their blood is impoverished, their
eyes lusterless, they are haunted with mel.
anchnly and frequently have the "blues;"
they feel their vitality wasting day by day
and night by night; they are easily discOur-
aged, irritable, mOrOSe and unhappy; pleas
ures tire and friends bore them.
DO you KnOw what your trouble Is, or
what you are coming to? Come at once and
consult DIR. j. N. Hathaway, the successful
specialist of this city, and he will tell you
also how tn get cured. Do not delay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

THE country can enjoy the benefits
of the Mckinley bill for at least an
other year. 1t will be out of the
power of the democracy to revise the
tariff in a way to suit themselves and
get the new schedule into operation
before sometime in the year 1894, and
by that time the country will be so
con WINGED of the,industrIal wisdom .of
the present tariff that the change
will be suicidal to the party that
makes it, This only has reference to
the general features of the present
bill, not to all its specific provisions,
some of which no doubt might be
altered tor the better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

New YORK state imposes an inner
itauce tax, by which it is intended to
secure from q mans estate the back
taxes that it is supposed that he did
not pay while he was in the flesh.
The tax levied on Jay Gould's devise
ments footed up the neat sum of $780,
900. This might be called an OUT
come tax in cOntradistinction to'an
income tax, and will cause much less
grum5ling on the part of the princi-
pal in the transaction. Dead men
kick not at what is done after their
demise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

WHEN Home Secretary Asquith de-
clares that the explosion in the police
barracks at Dublin was neither poltt-
ical or anarchistic in it's origin he de-
clares what the sober sense of think
ing men has long since concluded.
The whole matter was a dIabolicsl
attempt to revenge a private grew
ance, utterly regardless of how many
innocent parties might be injured in
the attempt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

THE latest concerning the Panama
canal scandal alleges that it was &C.
tually unearthed and the agitation
ionented by German agents in the
interests of the German army bill.
The intent being to weaken the alli-
ance between Russia and France by
showing Russia how ready her ally
was to revolutionizs on the occasion
of any home trouble. The explana.
ton is ingenious, but unsatisfactory.
William is too much of an autocrat
to resort to fool stratagem to enforce
all act the passage Of which he be
lieves he has q divine right to de-
mand of HE parliament.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

RAILROAD building in Texas is yet
in its infancy, and he is q fool legis-
lator who allows himself to be made
q party to any legislation that will
handicap railroad construction, or in
any way unnecessarily burden the
railway enterprise of the state. Rail-
roads, existing and prospective, in
this state are in need of all the en-
couragement that wise Legislation can
give them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

THE letter that never came was
what played the mischief with the
Rev. DR.. McGlynn. The letter that
b Q sent the Pope, at the time he was
ordered to Rome, never reached his
Holiness, having been burned by the
American ecclesiastic through whom
it was sent. 1t was knowledge of this
fact, only recently learned, that paved
the way for the priests restoration to
the churchly office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07
PANAMA CANAL SCANDAL.

The "Pauams Canal Scandal" as
sumes new proportions under the
revelations Of Messrs. De Lesseps and
Fontaine, the president and secretary
of the Panama company. These
revelations effectuslly dispel all res
ports that the corruptions In the
management of affairs ha We been ex-
sggerated by German emisaries In
order to prejudice Russia against the
French republic. These revelations
are of the gravest character, involving
as they do the integrity Of some
of the first off Gals OF France, and de-
claring that these officials virtually
levied black mail upon the company
70 such an extent that the very exls-
ts1ce of the company was periled I'M
less these exactious were COM
piled with. The corruption of
people whose lawmakers sink
TO such q level of dishones.
ty, greed and injustice cannot be
we'll overestimated. The fact that
the wholesale bribery and corruption
connected with Panama canal legis-
lation was forced upon the directors
by mem bers of the National chamber
of deputies, under threats that un less
the tribes were paid the legislation
would be hostile to the company, is
of itself one of the most astounding
revelations that could be made. 1t
shows as nothing else could how deep.
Iy personal aggrandizment and the de
sire for gold have permeated the
French nation and how lost to per-
sonsl honor the highest officers and
ablest representatives of the nation.
The situation at Paris is critical.
The impression of distrust is general.
The people are suspicious of the gov-
eminent. The royalists are keenly
active, watching every opportunity to
make capital against the republic out
of the corruptions OF the government.
The United States congress cannot
afford to rest under any suspicion of
being implicated in this scandal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

The contest of. this session of con.
gress is not going TO be over tariff,
neither will it be over the Hatch anti
option bill, but over the attempt to
repeal the silver purchase bill. The
free silverites want the purchasing
power of that bill doubled, and the
anti-silverites want the entire pur-
chase of silver under the provisions of
the Sherman bill to cease. There will
be q sharp fight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

Farmers come fifteen miles to my
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Many of them, like myself, are never
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07
CHAM7ERLAIN'S COLO. CHOLERA
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long time advertisements. Discount given
for cash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

THE people of Texas had better pay
the thousands that are now squan-
dered on q defunct railroad commIs.
sion into the treasury of the Confed-
crate home. 1t would do some good
there and 60 farther. AS it now is,
only few swell idlers get any of the
ME
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

THE office seekers are ii licking to
the stat capital, but there are not a
vast army of Clark's followers in the
crowd. This is the time when for o
second time these stslwart democrats
will be accommodated with a back
seat The Hoggites occupy the amen
corner this session of the democratic
church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

SAN ANTONIO will have no political
peace or domestic qnietness until this
municipal election is settled, and she
will have no municipal peace or bust.
ness boom until such election results
in putting the very best men in the
city into the municipal chamber to
direct city affairs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

J. J. INGALLS, is not the safest poll.
tical prophet in the world, but he is
q perfect seer political compared to
himself as a financial prophet. His
uttersnces on the financial outlook
are nil. Like the earth before cres-
ton, without form and void. Ingalls,
is not in it since he got left out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07
Notice of Filing Final Account.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |
COUNTY OF BEXAR. (

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
County Court in Matters of Probate.
To January Term, 1898.
The State of Texas to all Persons Interested
IN the Administration of the Estate of
Jacob EPP, deceased:
Anton Haiamuda, administrator of the es-
state OF Jacob EPP, deceased, has filed his
final account in the County Court of Bexar
County, which will be acted on at the January
term, A. D., 1893, of said Court at the Court
House thereof In the City of San Antonio
after this notice shall have been duly pub
lished for twenty coy days In some newspaper
published in Bexar County, Texas, at which
time all persons interes ed in said estate may
appear and make objections thereto, if they
see proper.
Witness. Thad W. Smith, Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of Bexar County and Seal
of said Court, at my Office in San
Isl Antonio, this 10th day of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1892,
THAD. w, SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
By X. SYMINGTON, Deputy.
Issued Same Day.l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

THIS country has been undergoing
q .process of Misunderstanding for
several decades. Something to coun-
teract this tide Of feeling is needed,
and nothing will do it more effectual-
ly than to arrest the stream of foreign
population that has inundated the
country since the late was.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

HAM GossETT and Cochrane of Dali
las are the candidates for the Texas
speakership, but Ham has the inside
track. His name alone would give
him that in q Hogg administration.
What's in a name?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

JERRY SIMPSON and Senator Pfeffer
are In Topeka endeavoring to aid the
populists to steal another United
States senatorship for that state. One
like Pfeffer is enough. The popuIists
of the greatly disgraced state of Kan
sAs can stand great deal, but they
will decline Jerry for senator.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-07

DANIEL LAMONT smiles and assures
the democracy of New York that
Cleveland will not forget his friends.
He certainly has not forgotten his
genial private secretary that was, if
rumor is true.