San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-06

sheep-fold.
Breckenridge a take a contract
TO supply China with stinkpots il
he is defeated in Kentucky.
. Fort Wort Gazette thinks thai
Populism is the milky way Of pol,
itics. Perhaps, but there is no de-
nying that the Gazette is the "turn'
over" Of the Texas bakery.
Mary's little lamb will probably
be taken out of the blasts this No.
vember.
The Republicans who have not
been in evidence in Southwest Tex
as for, 10, these many years, will
put a ballot in the box for Noonan
in November.
There is a good deal of low life
in high life, judging from the scan
dals that r abroad.
Gould's yacht has again lost her
centerboard. Gould lost his center
of yachting sense some time ago.
All New England has been en-.
veloped in clouds of smoke. Is it
the smoke from the Michigan fires,
or that OF political battle?
Wilson asked to meet Tom Reed
in West Virginia and then took the
first steamer for Europe. Wise VIII
son.
There are thousands of Repub-
licans in the southwest who are
only waiting a good excuse to line
up with the party. They have the
opportunity now.
Dallas has two things that San
Antonio should have, and has not
an annual fair and a first-class
hotel. AS for the rest, o my!
The death roll IN the burnt dis
trict lengthens as the tragic tale
unfolds. The history of that holo-
caust never will be written.
The general depression has
aroused the general apathy, and
this always insures a Republican
victory.
All the bottled up wrath of the
Protection-for-revenue paper, eff
f~ervescing for q months, is now
discharged upon the head of Re-
publicans who dare to put a candi-
date in the field.
The Democratic party claims all
of southwest Texas as its rightful
neitage. The Republicans are call
ing for the title deeds.
With Mugwump, Populist or Pro-
hibition C the Republicans of
this county are not monkeying.
The great st. Louis Exposition
swings its gates like those Of Cos
pei grace and they will stand open
night and day for the next six
weeks.
When a Democratic Congress
runs short Of cash for expenses it
cuts down on pensions to equalize.
Mexico seems to have reached
low water mark in the matter of
silver exchange and in the future
she will not be paying two for one
as in the past.
Congressman Sayers is warming
w Llo "olh anu IIlIbB I1uICulu-
sons jacket at the same time.
The press of many of the states
congratulate Texas on getting rid
of Killgore.
Jones, Of Nevada, reaches his
long sought home, as a politician,
in the bosom of the Populist party.
1t seems to be a harder task to
sell a court house thz.n to build
one.
The Democrats of Texas will bet
ter know the Populist strength
after it has been polled.
The Populists were not so named
because they popped at every
thing in sight, but they might as
well have been.
II the old Twelfth sends a Re-
publican to Congress he will know
that he is sound on the goose.
Vermont with a voting popula-
ton Of 100000 goes Republican by
10000 according to the press re-
ports. How is that for an opening
gun?
Sayers, the statistician of the
House, says that the Democratic
majority will drop almost to zero,
but will not go below. The Novem-
Der temperature will test that mat
ter.
1t is not a name but a prin ciple
that marks the line between po-
litical parties.
III all voters who are Republi-
can in sentiment in this district
support Noonan, he will be elect