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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-27
Don Pedrito in Politics.
To the Daily LIGHT.

To the Daily LIGHT.
One of your reporters recently
reported p. T. Barnum's most
truthful remark, 1.-THE American
people want to be humbugged," in
an article showing. the absurdity
Of Don Pedrito's miraculous CD
powers. A very aggravating coin
cidental exposure could be made
to the dupes OF designing men who
invoke the services of an old Mex
ican,over four score and ten. If any
reporter of any newspaper would
scan the official mortality reports,
and learn that since Don Pedrito
relieved so many persons OF all
pains the mortality of the city
has increased 200% it may be
possible if thinking people, who
would read this, and have been in
the habit of proclaiming the I'M
seen powers of Don Pedrito, they
would hereafter proclaim his fail
ures. A publication recently start
ed here called the "Don Pedrito"
recites the cure of the Newman
boy, when the father of
the boy himself in a pub
lished card asserted that no
Pedrito and no medical aid
save that of the family physician
had been near him. Pedrito may
be charitable in his approach to a
century of years, and those keep
ing "tabs" for him, interpreting
and gate-keeping, may use the old
humbug for mercenary motives,
and think no more of it than a
wire pulling ward politician on
election day, who brides the poor,
downtrodden, hard up father of a
family with the promise of a little
filthy lucre, to surrender his man.
hood and principles for the sake of
one good day in two years, and
ever succeeds in making him cry
"hurrah" for the very man whom
in his heart his despises, repudiates
and would not consent to associate
with, when the "allmighty" dollar
is withdrawn.
Our ward politicians are the Don
Pedritos to society, the same as the
old humbug Of that name is to
health. The abased creature who
receives pay for his surrender of
political honesty will keep as silent
as the person who visited the char
latan's dupe without realizing any
FAITH CURE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-27
For sale by all Druggists.
MAI. PENN, EVANGELIST,
Lectures in Dallas. and Refuses to
be Paid-other News.
Prom our SpeciaI CorrespOndent.I

~
From our Special Correspondent.
DALLAS, Texas, April, %, '94.
Major Penn began his revival
meeting yesterday in the Central
Baptist church, the newly organ
lied church on Commerce street.
After the benediction had been
pronounced and the congregation
dismissed, attention was asked for
a short while. Maj. Penn then told
his congregation that no way they
could manage it, could he be made
to accept one cent for his services
here; said that God had blessed
him with an abundance of this
worlds good. OF filth lUcre he
had plenty. Hereafter | never
expect to accept any compensation
whatever, for preaching the word
of God. | have an income of from
$50 to $3.50 per day. God put it in
my way to get this competency
to write these hymns. "This," said
the major, holding up a little book
of hymns neatly bound, "affords
me and my wife the unprecedented
income"
The helpers shoulders of the
church no doubt breathed freer
after hearing that the noted evan
gelist would not accept remunera-
ton, for the church as yet is poor
but faithful.
That $4,000 bonus, with which
to get a trinity Of railroads, is not
being subscribed to as though
money were flush. A citizen, con-
trasting San Antonio with Dallas,
said, "In one short day last week
the public-spirited citizens Of San
Antonio raised $4,000 for one lit
tie old road, to a short dis
lance, through a barren portion of
the country, to the Gulf, and Dal-
las can not raise $4,000 for three
big systems of railroads, that will
be worth millions of dollars to the
place."
Some one suggests the issuing OF
bonds, in order to raise the bonus
On account of a defective engine
the Oak Cliff paper mill had to
suspend operations last Friday,
not to resume until May 1st, as it
is necessary to send to Indianap.
oils, Ind, for a new engine.
Henry Alexander, aged IL years,
ct al. has filed suit against the
Rapid Transit Railway company
for $4,000 an account of an cleo.
trio shock received by coming in
contact with one of the company's
wires.
Some time since a man who
claimed to have a quantity Of
Worlds fair silks in his possession
humbugged the people Of our city
into buying dress patterns and
paying amounts down, the good:
to be delivered upon its arrival
More than one woman has her tale
of woe to tell, for his victims are
numerous. The man was reported
to the police for the non-deIivery
of goods. He swore the silks wer,
en- route. The officials said he coulC
not be held. A few days ago thu
same trick was announced in thu
st. Lous paper, and one Chas
Rhinbar has been arrested, charged
with swindling. He is the gentle
man that did Dallas so thoroughly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-27
List OF Patents

Granted to Texas inventors this
week. Reported by C. A. Snow &
Co., solicitors of American and
Foreign patents, opp. U. S. Patent
Office, Washington. d. G.
j. benson, Stockdale, refrigera-
tor.
w. E Elan, Dallas, machine for
handling and cleaning seed-cotton
w. ]. Graves, Gainesville, Pend.
ulum scale.
G. w. Hughs, Fort Worth, wire
stretcher.
f. Kellner, Waco, perforating
mechanism for cylinder printing,
presses.
w. r. Lee, Jacksonville, sad-iron
heater.
S. R. Stallard, Merit, circulating
machine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-27
5 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAF

In sums of $4,000 OF less to per-
sons DESTROYS of building or i'm
proving city property. Several thou
sand dollars have already been loan
ed to prominent people of this city.
Chas. A. Everitt, manager Cotton
States Building company, room l6,
Kampmann Building. 4-l4-1mo
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
I. & G. N.

"a G. N. RAILROAD.
Leave for Austin and the North s.so a. m
Arrive from Austin and North. s.45 q. m,
10.55 p. m.
Leave for Laredo and Mexico. $40 a. m.
Arrive from Laredo and Mexico, 7.30 p m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
EAST BOUND.
Leave for Galveston, Houston
and New Orleans. ........... 2.2O p. m.
Leave for Houston, Galveston,
New Orleans, Waco and Kan
sas City.......................9 900 p. m
ARRIvE FROM THE EAST
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal
weston, Houston and Kansas
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal. -
weston and Houston ......... $50 p. m.
WEST BOUND.
Leave for Eagle Pass anG Mex
leo 49,. 9.45 a. m.
Leave for Ell Paso and San
Francisco 9.45 .. m.
ARRIv FROM THE WEST.
Arrive from Mexico and Eagle
Pass .:....::....:....:........ 1.55 p. m
Arrive from San Francisco and
Ell Paso ...... 800. .......... 1.25 p. m
>. A. & A. P. r. REMISSION ROUTE
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Cuero Houston, Gal
weston and Waco. ...... 9.05 a. m
Leave for Beeville, Rockport
and Corpus Christi. .......... 2.10 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Cuero, Houston,
Galveston and Waco......... 100 p. m.
Arrive from Corpus Christi,
RockpOrt and Beeville. ...... LAS p. m
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Kerrville. 7.15 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY
Arrive from K%errville. ......... $50 a. 10
LEAVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
Leave for Kerrville. ........... TAO a. m
ARBTvE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
Arrive from Kerrville. 6.45 p. m
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WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
TO any persons on account OF the LIGHT
except to our authorized collectors as
published in the paper, unless they hold 8
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. 7. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT
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A NICE RESORT.

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4 4 I'm G. G. ZELLwEGER, Prop.
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lower than heretofore, at market
price, as he bought out a bankrupt
stock. Call and see him before
buying elsewhere; also has in stock
harness and farm wagons and alf
kinds Of machinery. II 5 I'll
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26
WANTED A MAN.


Pittsbnrg Pa, February liza remark
hfle case was tried ~ he criminal court
today. Ada Virginia Martin, "a i5-year-Old
elrl Of perryopoiss was convicted 81 oh
tanning so by fake prelepsea from her
weil-to-do maiden nuai. Miss Celia Ener-
hart Of Allegheny who ~ ysars old,
and who was Drei Ss sinRie iife.
Ada got tho ni;-.:ss -: .; king .p.a % her
aunt hy letters under tn name Of min
frankiln 81 Sclttdale Her iinut became
enHAE4d e MARY lie nyfhie9l Ffulkliu,
ana seiis him money through Ala.
Judge samg expfasgsd tbs oilinlon that
tho Hiri wie morally insane, ard Deferred
passing sentence on her. - that he might
naYe ame 70 inquire INTO Der case
Ada n telegraph operator ana a type-
writer, employed by ihe Western Union
Telegraph campany-I ard = known ~ the
Hkaby OPERATOR She las petlie form,
dark hair nnd euarflln9 cree. and u OK
cceaipsly pretty
Ada said afser she vas convicted, thai
= was an 4 cruel Ynfe,Qkc, and ~ II Waefi'f
THAI johD FrNnAitn had got into serious
trouble With iis sisicr- in-aw aud had ~
leave gpddeniy y avoid arrest ne YNid
pe % band % Scar her far nnpt
AHA tqstincd thai Der aunt grpnpied ~
one time nrpoi sending Fraa3lln any ilot
money, Ada then said ane would ttii
Franklin thir Don't 90 ~ sald fte
aunt u AM goiag 10 hRye man.
.pt't care q did what II costs. I'm tired
cf being alone 81 s. BAR tastined tilat
ie nlsnled Tor Franklin. hpl conld not ind
hlp. The pbp;pgreph md tWopty.eeyfp
pf The ssaHt lDye 5etftrf. ynleh ware idfn-
titled rs beng n Adafs hnp1WfliinE. Was
All the pr9cf they had mat kran,siin *.
hlfd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

pic1e TIC hlll q. one mumbcr OF the sub,
SQlintttco g1d tonight he saw no reason
why y should NOT be reported tomorrow,
lsl'lt the full committee would not change
s'sgie tainr oven TO the dot,tng OF an
or me crossins % a I.
lie thought that no proposed report
Mould be made on the bin by the commit.
tee, the bill itself standing for the report
~ u rot believed that the republicans will
consent 70 report upon the bill tomorrow
ana this may Interfere with the demo
Gratis programme ana delay the reporting
OF the BIN
bemoemtie members OF the committee 50
not ATTEMPT 20 conceal feeling that the
caucus called Cor tomorrow az the same
time the committee meets is antaeonistlc
g Tho pcncnt o. some features OF tho bin.
u IS said 10 be unlikely that amy menibetr
OF the finance committee win attend the
cnucus.
FRIDAY morning Chairman voorhees, gave
nOuee ot a meeting Of the fun committee
LOT 70 O'Clock tomorrow morning. II was
not understood.
Last evening. said member OF tho
tNlN committee, u rot notice OF a caectat
az the SEINE hour which can not rssaid
any other way except as very strange
pt coutse shalt not attend tse eau,1,s
nps thai I am unwilling. because believe
\ We should SO into cnueus ana an would
nsrce TO abide BY t. that there we'iid be
teN Y any changos made IN the biz. Il
rev men Interested In one or two partiru.
AIRS could not expect 20 sway tha other
forty
y y probable whether ordered reported
70 We seaate or not. that the bill. M NIB
InaIed 70 the tuil committee tumoTrtsg.
WI be made public durlns the day.
" Is said hs member OF tho committee
Nnat srserel important chaRgos have bern
made u the bill as 4 came frsim the hoass.
a iatge nninber Of minor changes aasr
also been made. including chNnprs nom
apecine 10 aavniefsn rates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

Wu4Wnglonl I'eWn1Fy a57-9n0W van
falling thick aiid fos,. the WHITE House
grounds were under white mantle Of
about ak inches, AMI he wind was drlp-
ing flakes down the neehs Of Tie fcw par-
sons who wcre compelled 70 traverse the
House carriage drove w 70 lhe executive
inafA,on ana Prevalent Cleveland ava two
aie,1ciufcs s'aricd on On a4cond uleasgre
trip down the Potomac riveg rile preai-
dents companions wtre 6ecreiarr Ores.
faui ard cpptaln Roh.ey Fyana 4earstafy
'of The igit house baart Il vas ropfh
Day 70 start % ~ outing trip "a tie VIZ
ter bat ne president was sell mufnei
faci that hes did rot Altos me rougt4at
wraihes 81 me YER 10 * +fr nj nia plans
Tor few days o. nuf-acsr nsefrstl8n
would seem 70 citfciOaliy sst ~ ret tha
reports i1iaf he u IL 81 lesili
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

More Sensational Developments a.
the Toledo Case.

Toledo Ohio, February "a. perhaps The
most transitional turn ~ the a. p. 4. casa
Yesterday was tho nosice 81 anpea by il.
r aef,c. attorney Ger tne dsrenaont ia thc
sase Of hainmel egasrs, os,ysnaer o. ire
treasurer Of ooapeil No :. Tor the payment
for Ten rnes- which was tried IN tho qua.
iice's court we9nesaay Mr 0strandcr
was highly incen9a Il ne verdict ans
makes many eharges against mernbefs 81
that order whom he claims deserted hin,
and worked against MIN N the law suits
IT goes 50 FAR 10 g say that Tie lsstica
before whom the oase was arensd had his
charge % The jury written out berore 4
word q evidence had becn taken. The az.
TAR has assumed such proportions that
spA, IN the order Is threatened, which wili.
Il 1t does not disr1pt she council ii the
city. A least destroy it- poiiIicai influence.
pstrander has been talking freely since .,.,,
ant was entered aeainst him, ana has nor
only revealed the number o. rifles par-
chased 70 resist the Labor day massacre.
but has given clt TN nEmss OF those Win
purchased them. among which are sevsfii
prominent business men. politicians and
city Officials.
Mayor Major. who Is the asawod canal4
date Tor the association for governor. ma
who has announced hiuiscif az a cotiKres-
ssonal asnirant as we'll Is among n.
number charged With having purchased
rife. The mayor denied the implica
tons this morning, wher the dIsgriintled
treasurer ciinchcd fis stttcmont b, pro.
dnelng q stasemen, bearing the signature
OF the city executive An anort Il balnt
made % have he appeal 20 the common
pleas court withdrawn, as members Oh lie
city council e9y nothing can be gained ny
further agitation OF what tiloy term q
tempest IN a ieapct
~ IS denied by these members that
Treasurer Osiranier VIII BE- able "a ac.
count for the missing ten guns. over whicn
The contention arqse, bur rather than have
the anair 80 further they @ili comprn,
mise matters Whether or not the case
is reppened IN common pleas court. Ii Is
probable thar INC matter VIII be iuvesti-
Fa'e'i By Federal or Stats anthnrlilos ii
me insilgatlon AZ parteg who assert thar
The aFinins OF secret body is IN Viola
ton Of both The constitution of OHIO ana
the Union
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26
A LIVELY WEEK AHEAD.
FORECAST OF THE WORK BNsAa-
ING CONGRESS.
A Rule May Be Brought In to Force
Vote on tho Bland seign.
forage Bill
THE MAJORITY BxPIors TO STRAIGHT
Is OUT rue TASoLs.
Parliamentary Battle May Be Prseipi,assd
Little Chance Of the ssaa.. Taking Up
tho Tariff for Several Days.

Washington. February sS.9rhc battle
oyer the Bland seienoraee bin VIM 50
merrlb on throurh this week, Desp,tc the
many rcversos Mr.. Bland has met IN his
attenpts to procure quorum. he Is ns
determined as over 10 nEht lt out on this
line II Il takes al winter, II he does not
succeed. however. in the course Or IA rev
days II rs not probable chat the speaker
ana his associates Oh the rules committee
will permit his bill lonser 70 Blockade tho
path Of business: AS the opponents on sAs
measure have now adopted an open nlibua-
tering polley rule viii De Formulated ~
the committee on riiios tomorrow mornins
to proven, tails and bring the vote down
directly 70 Mr. BANDS motion.
a caucus win be meta tomorrow night or
Tuesday 10 consider she question OF an
amendment 10 the rules, which WIN either
give the speaker power TO count quorum
or place It IN his power to compel vose
with the alternative OF nnins him. while
II would seem from the number who sienea
the caucus plil--lis that a minority or
NSHhvNiaNh AhNoF Hetht lnENiiod % prevents
ing tiiibustering soiaa OF the leading mem.
bers do not desifcto push such a tnodin-
cation ~ the rules ut the end OF this long
fight With eighty majority they think
they should first vlndicate their aDiiity TO
eStricate themselves film their present
humiliating position ana arterwarus. they
argue, the events 81 the past two weeks
would Furnish ample Juslincation for stlch a
modification OF the rules The outlook rar
The week is therefore fun Of conungenc,es,
The struggle over the Bland bin may
drift into big parliamentary contest
over change in the rules. IN which event
there VIII be some hitler opposition mani-
Tested from the democratic side. espeolalIy
II tho proposed rule contemplates ionsing
( In the spenker's hands the power TO count
q quorum, Pending the reslllt Of the SILVER
night the democratic opponents OF mo
measure, no matter what they may favor
with regard 10 change OF the rules as Il,
abstract propoaitioa, win contest anything
which is designed TO lessen thier powera Of
obstrncting the seigniorage bin.
y the silver bull is gotten out OF the way
before the end OF the week the contcste,
election cases and appropriations bills viii
follow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

N no rioan nanner: the men also have
nre aud experience " the wnrsd In their
faNNe. Camp and Mofea have export
Rrooha and Ben IN the professional, and
pr Das,lfl IL n pnof04rr. X Is an
evenly balAuSrd conifnittec ANA has al
s sSTs ,, ps as, IN 4, se,sF rss sSsa,
tlerniJre the delegates gc 70 The con-
Nentlon Ntth open minds bound with no
views and reaty Tor tree discussion.
what chaases saou.I be i,,e.ie. BROOKS.
b.ll AMI Ni9dRtt have sud 'aii We want
~ e9incthiEs T. Improve tac game no
nsstts waats and Camp aul lsehiell,
wt'fle haNing cxprcainJ eplmons a. 70
gqnf ndssahle chUgNSss are AS free for
discussion rs TIM ctissra
Nc, ca5np II IN iAvar Of nHtins an
rnH % lying interfemnee ami mssnen-
ent. he wants a. see 4 more nnen Fame
ard frequent nuRting, hut ls not CERTAIN
~ by INC best v9y V 10 about u. Mr.
Camp thinks that kciine SHOULD be de-
:ft' issltnrc II tAe play We arc Way be-
hiltil Nrl Ia pur4iug. drop ana place
F'clesl iAe lNel' ehtten caa oayer d9n-
So the tina ~ niaylpg r,duced frsni
tatct,' lu0ffsn4 81 hAlf-lfeMr HALVES
talna wound then play Il faster and
inasc 4if'slts-S eAtie lie aii3 iilnlsa
.sAt p9eFe lNiSi Pc 53int sale 80 pr tct
the man Nrl nii.lola < rlif watch rom
bs.ag ipsertsisa with az he d AZ pres
III nagalga ays N sSSnss to nc
that lse nying plny at the iist sSensea
~ daHr,ue reyyfal o.. the iinp back
hh2taa be asslNshel ME pave al
toaipt4ns % make tree catch aapula
~ hctifr Nluilfiti tddn herOf fore. f.ic
cry i'sa baen i3r iht cid 5Ren Ronis
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a rtctn ~ 'ipwnH, ana dketaupD q gain,
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10 MAKE thu Same an okch Ole withbn,
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neel Nan alii ~lieh wlii cl; on rlayS
dear y the heass ~ ps1 ;iayai4 ma %
af,sa aofs w.,a undefRaDd he game
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p.aS.A q plvIsnt cilse MI egai;st too
,staa - thN old fAte ~ nas allowing
lacking below thr hiiH would tend Is
lesse,s The satThyicsa N play very mn.
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peSieily n push plAs3. pha. distance q
e~nie would he onaatd nj IS SLOWING
every usaSSr M cdtei ch0nne, with nefl
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moisd iisf great e,potssistliv fpr team
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ihen RI M aF.nIyn as 10 The ci.nngea
Stpph finally adyacAtar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

slldeIl In. February MA Systematic
and shrewi robbinR OF frelght trains on
tho Northwestern ToAd has been going on
successfully Tor the PAST new months. No
local mon atc connected With the slesiint.
Freight ia shipped 10 through cars from
Nsw orleans 10 yHrloun rointa In tto
North and East. Al New Orleans tho
caiN ans sealed the insf engaged ia ina
robbery apppiied themselves with quan.
tlty Of Seaia ind NJ any point on The road
coala Open q car, take out tho goods d.
Rircd, close and S6al tho eur aRain ANA
dispatch 4 on its way. apparently nm
miiested. The Queen and Crescent orfi-
claln, WHO BAYS received numerous com,
plants about Tho loss OF freight, we're
puzzled 70 Know wiiern II disappcarsd.
They nre highly wrought np since The dIs-
covery OF the operations OF the train
hands, and are uoking rigid investiga-
ton into the matter.