San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-03

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their convention. This accounts
for their selection of Dallas, where
the climatic conditions favor the
caloric generators.
This legislative district should
send representatives to the state
Legislature pledged to the passage
of laws that would insure the
working of the state convicts on
the public roads.
Mexico burned twenty thousand
pounds of powder publishing her
jubilation over the expulsion of the
Monarchists. Diaz was wreathed
in halo of glory and saltpetre
was king.
That commission case hangs fire,
but it may be argued this month.
In any case it will not return to
the people of the state the money
that has been paid out in unearned
salaries.
The Japanese will not succeed in
overturning the provisional gov
eminent of Hawaii, notwithstand-
ing the presence of several of their
warships in the waters of that Sec
| ton.
Snap Shots says that the devil
himself is a silver tongued orator.
True, but the devil has some re-
gard for his own reputation and
has an eve to the decencies of life.
Events in Colorado and South
Carolina demonstrate that Popu-
list governor can make as big a
fool of himself in Republican as
in Democratic state.
The song writer who said that
Jordan am a hard road to trabbel
lived before the days in which
Coxey's army took the field.
Tillman's example in South
Carolina is not such as to encour-
age the Democracy to take the
Populist road to anarchy.
There is no cloud arising between
Great Britain and the United
States, not even a cloud of Mos
quitoes.
What a bonanza for a three card
monte gang would old Breckin-
ridge have been, if he tells the
truth.
Does the silver veto foreshadow
a veto of Breckinridge's silver
tongue by the jury? This is
what.
The Commonwealth army is mis-
named. 1t has no wealth to dis
tribute in common, not even ideas.
There is no moisture in the eye
of the weather clerk. He would
make a poor mourner at funeral.
The requisite moisture would
bring into being no end Of flowers
for the anticipated "Flower Fight"
If Breckenridge tramps on the
Blackburn toes he will find his
head punched before he knows it.
San Antonio may be poor but
she can roll out few hundred
for a church fair most any time.
There are yet a few hours in
which it is possible to pull in that
Gulf Shore road out of the wet.
Those Starr county sufferers
should not be left with the bag to
hold, by the ladies Of this city.
Those Mosquitoes will buzz
around the American ear once
too often if care is not taken.
There will be no coercion of Con-
gress by the army of buns who
have invaded Washington.
Pollard's testimony was much
more creditable to Breckinridge's
manhood than his own is.
If Breckenridge tells the truth
he was not fit to be trusted out Of
his wife's sight a minute.
The Woman's Exchange have
reaped a good harvest from their
Kermiss entertainment.
Waite and Tillman are not swap
ping congratulations quite as
heartily as they did.
Waco will settle who is entitled
to sit in the municipal bath, at the
election held today.
| lndJ NeUO may De DIS uluCu Vi dill
cxtinguisher to the eXtinguishOr as
to the eXtinguishee.
All smiles and no tears make a
dry face. This is the case with this
city at present.
The more the country knows Of
this Breckenridge matter the more
it is disguised.
Bismarck has passed the last line
that he will cross this side of his
| four-score.
The Southern Pacific would not