San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-17
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| COnIIdlg
The employment of the able.
bodied idlers in this city in the
improvement of the streets would
be means of support to those
who have no regular work and
would be a good thing for the city.
| Those who imagine that Hogg is
out of the political deal in Texas
| because he has said so have a very
| poor idea of the discrimination
that James Stephen makes be-
tween his saying and his doing.
The Supreme court of Kansas
in delving into the motives of
those who in that state assign
their mortgages, has passed the
limit. There is no aScertaining
real motive to legal nicely.
There will be no end of Demo-
cratic candidates for governor in
Texas until after the meeting of
the State Democratic convention.
After that is held there will be on
ly two candidates, as of old.
There is no question that as be-
tween Mill and any other man
that can be mentioned for his
place the Senator that is has the
call and is likely to become the
Senator that is to bed.
When ground is broken for those
railway enterprises that are now
boing arranged for in this section,
there will be work for those who
are willing to take it. For the 9TH
ers the rock pile waits.
There is altogether too much
court house in the civilization of
this country, in the mind OF the
| Galveston News. How would it
do to supplement this with little
more industrial school.
Tennessee is getting ahead on
cash in her treasury and should
get a move on her about straight
ening out those repudiated state
bonds. There is demand upon
her in equity to do this.
The Waco papers continue with
praiseworthy fidelity to pull for
that plucky little city. This Is a
course that brings forth good fruit
in its season, unless the tree is
shaken prematurely.
| Queen Lii is vainly posing as an
object of sympathy, exposed to
the attacks of DOle's assassins. Lii
is too fat and black to evoke much
sympathy on account of her weak
ness and delicacy.
Dallas Herald complains that the
city marshal of Terrell came to
that city and got drunk. Would the
Herald have him get head on in
his own town, where he is sworn tC
keep the peace?
Dole says that the President OF
the United States has no right tC
intervene in the local affairs Of
Hawaii, and the people of this
country bank on the correctness o.
that position.
1t is not right in principle mol
. good in practice to permit any
other than the head of an official
department to select his assistants
Make the head responsible for the
whole body.
The Arkansas Pass people have
that continuation granted and car
go to work deepening the water or
the bar as soon as they get ready
Uncle Sam will not rush the
mOurners.
The Democratic papers OF thu
country recognize the mistit char
acter of the cabinet that went into
office nearly year ago, but baggy
: clothes never were an eyesOre t.
: Grover.
! There is an anxiety that is NOR,
generally felt than expressed t.
know just how much figure tn
figures of Carl Spreckles cut in thu
report of Envoy Extraordinar!
BlOunt.
Hawaiian annexation looms u
, in the near future as the result Q
5 Growers attempt to replace Ii
: on the throne of Hawaii. Sup
\ pose Dole's government rejects tn
q idea?
The Democrats in Con gress ar
carrying things in this tariff de
bate with high hand, and seem
think that the Republicans hav
no rights in that controversy.
Carlisle wants the Republica
I party to help him pull the treasur
C chestnuts out of the fire in whic
y the Democratic members of col
e gress are going to burn them.
10 Gresham is in a hole and til