San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-14

the state funds are being paid
These facts measure the depth
. of HOgg's ignorance as to tn,
condition of his own state treas
ury.
The Parnellites think that they
have wiped up the earth with
Gladstone, but they have only
wiped their dirty brogans on as
true a friend as Ireland ever had
in the halls of British legislation
Irish reform, according to John
Redmond, consists in having a
fund out of which the agitators can
draw milk for their own partisan
sustenance. They will draw less
from America than formerly.
| FloresvilIe Chronicle estimates
that 100000 has been raised in
Texas for the TObin exhibit, but
there are no itemiZed accounts
printed to establish this statement.
The Chronicle is little off.
The little independent oil mills
are squeezing the fat out OF the
large monopOlies and compelling
them to raise the price OF seed.
This is a bonanza for the farmer
who pockets the difference.
The Senate has been flooded
with resolutions fayoring repeal,
but it did not catch on. That body
of the misrepresentation of the
people are in danger Of being rail-
rOaded out of existence.
There is a great detection in the
Democratic ranks, and were the
party lines drawn according to the
platform declarations there would
be no doubt Of their being the
party Of the minority.
When the members of the peni-
Tertiary board are making a good
thing out of their discount on pen
itentiary bonds it is high time to
enquire where we are at. Matters
are not little mixed.
The Houston Post talks about
the painted harlOt of protection.
The Post may know all about the
painted harlOt part of it's conn ar
iSOn, but it certainly is not posted
on the protection.
The country is general and the
Democratic party in particular
have their ears very close to the
phone to catch the first movement
that Cleveland is doing to make in
the silver game.
All things and signs point to a
splendid week for the Dallas fair.
That Fair association deserves sue
cess, for it has put forth every en-
ergy to give the best while times
are at the worst.
There are only two classes that
attend the Worlds fair. Those
who take in the fair and those who
are taken in by the fair. This is a
distinction with very wide diff
| ference.
There is no doubt of the defeat
of unconditional repeal, and it is
almost equally certain that it is
too late in the day for Voorhees, to
make any favorable compromise.
The cool north wind is refresh
ing, and would be more so if the
weather clerk would put a little
more Of the moisture in his COM
pound.
San Antonio is cosmopolitan.
She welcomes the church and the
circus, the, pious and the proiane.
There is money and sporting
blood enough in this city to make
it the sporting queen of Texas.
Avenue d should be put in first
class driving condition from the
plaza to the Jockey Club gate.
| Voorhees, has followed his mas
ter into the tureen, and the silver
ties have clapped the cover on.
If Mckinley wins hands down,
as expected this fall, he will be
Republican candidate in 1896.
Omaha fire chief is a Jim dandy
He knows how, or thought he did
to engineer an appropriation.
That crescent moon and attend
ant star were a beautiful sight in
the western sky last evening.
The British yachtsmen are not
done gone on Dunraven's Valky-
RE as much as they were.
Hogg is no statesman, but no one
in Texas better knows how tC
, strike the popular pulse.
: All things work together for the
victory of the Republican party in
the fall elections.
The howl against the calamity
| hOwIar OuthOwlS the howl of the