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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


25c- IuserIeene Fameelbaurs ODE,
naturluoaene Hanbom a.mijft,
Yiannshtmoeu uno sllnterbol.u.
Son 40 Gts. herabg.ett.
S3e. Vussrleiene peise Rerinos oser
SamesIhaar 0ttrtno .Ruunshem.
ben unb 'uHterbpen. Bon so Gts.
reou;iyt.
49c. anserieisHe naturiuoueue oo.r oe.
Hilfte SaiHeeIbaar- r-RannSh.m6e,, e,,
Hns -llntsrsoien. Bon IS @ts.
rebuiirt.
S5e. auserIeicne i.iue naturmou.ue
ODER wOueNe semiidte De.riuO.
ooer 9aHj wousne lharIahrotb.
Waunshemben. une =llnterho'en.
VOn 81 berubssiert.
98c. auserleitne sQn;ipoQene idlarInd,.
rotRe-saHimolltu Haturuollene,
9aH;noueEe geulufferte Saidmirs
ooer id)were Balbriaeau. gR AIMS.
heulOeR. Bon $l.5O rebu;lyt.
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S9near Suitij.
Gin idwurser Sdaubbube madt 9O9i.it
mt pSeiiers Sodt.rI.ir."

5rs6erid8burs, ga., IA. gtOO.
= Woiss &briitUpber, welder Dor ,
OiOnaten in @urOlinez@Onntp siu le>
bsniabrisss WdOdsn usysswaltiste, an
Oemielben Gage usrbuft,t, prO;sifrt,
ibulois bsiuuOen uno uerurtbeilt murS,,
1T bcute au gOwIius-@ -@rssn scbdnst
iuorbsn. Die 9inri4tuug fanS senuu
nm bic 0tltternadtsitunoe tatt, unb
Der Cob frat bier vtinuteu, ua6bsm
Die Elupp. sefu0en, Elm. gs mar Die
crite 9inridtun9 in GarOliue>G Ountq
ieit Il Jabrsn.
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Sine i6perr ani9uloiguns.

Nud SerIani Don Oyei jGbren Oes NovOes
beifuI0iat.
@ulIman, ala, IA. Noo.-SObn
uno OlOnrOe @unns uurben bier I'M
Sabre 1891 sclpn6:, unO Ser @Ouperz
neur iette ieiusr 3,it ein. 8elO6uuns
ami O;e gr9reiiuns Der Sbiter aus.
Seuts ltnb nun aui Die 8eidulSisung
bin, an Oem OfOrbe betbsiligt 9emcien
~ ieiu, 3wOIf 8itrscr OeS GOnntps, Oaz
runter elmer Der GOuntgz@ ommihdre,
arretirt uno in's GeiausuiB 9sbrudt
nOrben.
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Weitridte NGaner-Safeu

S5e. sluserleieue sute fiarte 0lduu.r.
Saden, triiber 1925.
CSC. Anserteisue 9yOBe Nerino.WG Gu.
ners9adeH, bisb.r $3.50.
$1.49. auserls lene san5wOaene Wtauu.r-
Sadeu, bisbrr 81 une s.. 80.
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v9. Of Z. "
Bic 5ituus Ser pG.n.r0l. 2lRembIg.'

0le Slsun9 Der D9eNeToIsAnsmbIq."
9temzS zSrIeanS, Ga, IA. gtoo.
- Die gOrmittagssSisung Der r0sncs
ruIsNhembID Der Sni9bts Of 2abor"
warO nit Grwdsuns uOr 0tanOatsu
aus9eiiiGt.
9n Der 9tadmittag8isuns purOe
iIber iOIde 2OtGl 9lhemblies berutben,
iusI9e in 6oIge 9ddtbeaatuns Der Ors
bsnaz@eIsss luspcnOirt wOrOsn Uursu,
jeSO6 0erlautste ni9t, pclde @nti9eis
Oun9en ssialIt wurOen. Sud wurOsn
in Der Nadmittasaii iieung Die peridiez
Oenen @Omite'n srnannt. Pow0erID
miro mOr9en bier erluurtet, wann Die
Seamtsuwabl itattiinSeu ioQ.
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GimOerztGebcrsieher.
EdsIidb, ius6,HtIi6 unb Sonntass.
Reine, Giasntbhmer nno Reeattet

..98. Iuserleeue Glnber llsber;ieber
nit Niantel Srag.n. in ouufcln
uuo uetten giuitern, @r0Be bis
a Sabre. IS iptrth.
'.98. NuserIeieue Sinber llebersieber
nit gtautel Sru9eu. in biibiheu
ounfelu uub hellen Otuiferu, Gr0=
sen 3 bis IA Sabre; iperth s..
:.98. Nuserlei.ns siuOer.lsbersieber,
giautel Srageu ocer lllil.rs, i'll
bunfelu ooer bellen Sdatttruugen ;
friIheGer Treis 81, IS uuo 50.
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Aus unlrrrr gtftriatn 2. 1alorsrH>
Aus9abr.
guIberzGTpInIiun.
g.frufte StudIdlTstejt zines iuHscu
0iannes.

geifrufte StadIdilsteit zines iuHscH
0tannee.
cling Cling, N.<Y., IA. NOpbr.
- @iue fur9tbure YulOersGrpIOFOn ers
.isnete iid beute 9tudmittas balb llbr
in Der 8ufsnbGnOIuus Oss @upitdus
sIbrabam Sones, Del ruelder cine 9criOn
Sas 2eoen einbiiBte, mebrere Yerionen
ihmer psrIest uub Oas 9ebGuSe iait
bemolirt Wurbe. Der lluiau purbe
burd Die Dummbeit unO Spielerci .incs
Snabsn, 9tamens 9Obn Waibburn,
berbeisefibrt, iuelder BON Srn. Soues
eins SIinte seliebsn bate. UNI Damit uuf
Die Gnteuiagb 81 gebsn.
2ll8 @albburn beIte in Se9lcitung
IeIner 6reunOe Geonaro 6lu fen unbG.
athelOn i'm Soncs' den ga6en .ridisu,
nm bas @swsbr wieber ab;ulicfern, err
flGrte er uuf 8sirasen, Oaiielbe lei nitt
9eluoen. lssts, ul5 uOllte er Oen SelptiS
tiir ieiae 8ebauptuus lieftrn, auf elm
I'M G0Ocu itebeu0e5 YuIueriaB an,
Oriifte los, unS sic &us.I - bic 5liute
mar 9elaoen- lalug IN oas Puloer.
Oura Die @ciuult ser GrpIOiiOn murz
oeu Sglpeiter ggOns, iOwie atdeior
unO 6lufen aus oem 6eniten uuf ben
binter bem Sauie berfiibreubcn Gquas
buff geldlcuSert unO tru9en lebensgsz
fabrlide Serleeunsen Sauou. GSm,
Peurial, Superiutenoeut Oe8 aqud=
butts, warO Ourd bcrumfl;e9enSe 3ies
geIiteins unO @luSi9erbsn trbebIih Uers
UunOet, uuO Gbomas 2Oitus, Elm Irz
better am Iquabutt, erlitt ciusn Sein>
brud).
Die 2eide 8ai6burn'S fun6 man
ipatsr auf Dem 5uBbOoen SeS 2a0ens
inter sinem i9wer.n OadbaIteu. DaS
9ans serietb in 6Ol9e Der @rplOiiOn
in SranS, ben Die berbsieilsnOe 6eaerz
uebr prompt lOi6ts. Der @eiammt>
idaOen pir6 uuf $4,000 9sidGet un6
lit nur gu cinem tleinen Gbell bur9
SerItderun9 ge0cdt.
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Ghinn nnh Sannn.

Gofio, IA. 9tuuember. .-Sapan but
bis ieet nod feline 6riebsnsUOridldst
pom China erbaltsn. 6aqs Sapan biz
Sferte 4merita's, 6riebsn gu ftiftsn,
unnebmen wir6, 10 seidisbt 9iss nun
unter semiHsn 8OrI9riften nnb 8sbin,
suusen in 8.3us auf bic Su 3ablsnee
&rie9szGutidabiSun9. Die iapuuiids
91esieruus Behauptst, bis jest fir Sriess.
3wcfe unsefGbr 930,O00,000 perau8.
sabt ju ha6en.
Gine Dspcide bes 6eIOmuriduus ga
masata mel6et, OaB er ieiusn 9Ormurid
in Der Dtun6 lduret fOrtisst. Der linte
6liscI isin,r 2lrmee marihirt uuf Suis
9)eu, mOfelbIt 10000 Gbineien untsr
General 0ta Elm ieiteS Qager be3ogen baz
ben. Der redtc 6lii9el i9lus tir3lid
cine srOBe 2lbthsilun9 dinsiil9er SGs
uuIlcrIe auf Der 2an6fruBe mad Gins
Sane&pau, tpeld.s ipGter obne OppOz
fitiOn Ssitsns Ser 9biueisn BON Sen
Supansrn beieet wurO,. Dieter 6lasel
murI4irt sur 53ett uuf 8O'GinsSins
gu, wOIelbit Elm diuelii6ss lrmeez
Corps inter General 3bO Stsuuns
9enommen.
GtenzG Gin, IA. 9too. - Brini
&un9 bat oen 9eneral Sbtu nit 2OO0
Wann na9 Bort 9lrtbur ;urid 9eiunSt.
Oisie NbtbsiIuus that benz SOr0rdngcn
Scr Sapauer glubaIt unS tdmpfte am
Z. NOUember nit GROCER 8rapOur, OBJ
sIeid lie BON ben iibri9sn dtntfiiheu
@Orp8 ni9t unteritIet wurbsu. Am 8.
Rspsmber mu6te iebOd @sncral Sbiu
mad .inem laugsren @eIedt sen 9apaz
uern ueiheu, welhe Johann &in6Ow
beiesten.
Q SbausbGi, IA. gtOU. - Der
Ssrtebr 3wiiden &i'9uusz@bang unO
ben fuiierli9sn 91dtben in Beting lit
ani9sinenO sin fr.unOi9aftlider uno
innissr. Die rebeuii den 3ongBat8
fnb iebr tbati9.
Die Sapunsr ianSten 400 toreauiIhe
SOIbatsn 9sgen bic 9tebsIIen, bod Die
yeBtercn srtIaren, bag iie pom &0uig
BON &Orea, luel4er gefangen sebalten
WerOe, ben 9tuftras battcn, fiir ieius
9efreiuns 3u fampfeu, unb oaB iie Die
6einOisli9teiten nidt eber sinitellen mir
ben, bis man ibnen ben &0His uuS9elisz
fert babe.
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1uabeu=2tttsit0e.

$7.48. gus.rleeue 2nab eu.Au;iige, bop'
pslrelbig uur einreibis, in blauen
uuO Qittt.lfarbeu, pertb $12 uro'
$15.
S9.48. guserIeieus suubsu. ansiige, ein.
rebig uno noppelreibig, In BIau,
Sd]mar5 unb ger1ii6teu @beuiuts; (;
reou;irt Don SIC uno $1S,
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6im0er@W Wmsiiae.

$2.79. guserIeieue SiuOer.a au;iiSe, gan;
gSoae, boppeIreihis, 2oppelsSts
uub &ue; wertb $3.50.
$4.15. Nuserlei.ue Siuoer-IH;ii9e, oOps
pelreiblg, in Slau, S6wari IND
gemuitsrt-@beuiOtS uuo 1afmre,
9r0Ben bis 16 Sabre, iriiberer
9rels 81, S9 uuo So.
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OtQnnerzNn3iiQe.

TX iHr Sic Iuswabl $1O un0 $12 gn;Igen 9ma
p-f. ~ ne:ten Wutern, pOrHsidJe gSetbe.
O. 10 fHr guswb unr S14z S15zansdscu, 0nn
cps sfO mOOilu oiu mad]t ale urIu9ldsn Pre wertb
GO on guswabl s17> s1szam,asn uGd
DCsOV m0Gen 0arial alien nun uuo Gn5u9
Elm ibrraidenOr Bargain.
Oft dr Die gusuab $40 S22 ansasu bsbrnss
plIsfO wsrtben ulrn Der $re 1T uubOtn ntNrs OILS bic
Sersuuus8fofen.
CT ar bic guspu S24z $25zsn;asen feline
pIfs unb eubemiie Gew allen nsueen 5ueOns &uuOen
ubit ebenbartis; sinise burdwes nit sebe seatut
WQlmer= lleber3ieber.
CD TX Nuwabl So SOzllebersbrm gut ssnla
eDOs ~ unb Sauebu.
$475 5 @ % ns1s no5S @s ma a"o ''"
1915 s s:a Bic sn ":%s % "n; s,sa ssS ""' % o
$14S s % ssn: as ss ss4 ""' 's''''''" ' ""
Oh fir bic auauu S2S. S3Olleber,ieber
Plfs ~ inisn NateiaIin ibr piel nit 5siOe seatrt
Wamner=0oie
GOr fir ausmabl Ssinflsibsru sra.su s.ma
d. fir O: Guspu 81 25. So 5picn refine gBouc
PIs@f ausiebenS unb bauubat.
6f fir bic ausmabl So. unh $3.5OSuieu mOidn
pI. q Il 0uterm nnb 6arben.
e9 auSwab ST. $5s6oien pOrSaslbr
PGs ~ eubsmiifcr BOue, Buiien uuO apprsur prief.
GO fir Die auswubl Sc unb S7s5on iuin
POs q II @eweben in mObiifen Nfunern.
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S0lSbefleiS1tn0

128c- 500 2useuo uuserI.ieuer Salsbe.
fleibnus in neueneu 6acona. llr.
irriinsllde pr.ie 25 uno 40 Cts.
Soe. 500 8ufeaS auSerIeieu.r eIegauter
5alsbstlelcuuQ in neu.feu 6acoue
uno auserleieneu Mufern. Sriiher
Ilir so uno IS @ta.
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Sinh Snieboieat.

31e. 4uterl.ieue Sineer Snieboier,
@r6Beu 4 bis IA Sabre; iriibtrer
Yreis SO Gents.
48c. auserlsisne 9inO,r sniebo.u,
GrbBeu bis IA Sabre; friib.r.r
Yreis 88 Gents.
92e. auserleIene Sinoer Suiebcieu,
GrBBtn bis Is Sabre; friib.rer
Yreis $3.50.
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Gin Etee Oer 9lrbeiter

8rIfieG, IA. NOO.-Oas 9abiuet
but bei9lOhsn, iOfort elm Departement
fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu creireu.
Die SO3ialii ten iubeln. Sie ertlareu,
Der 8eIdluB be8 &ubin,ts i,i bns srits
9teiultat ibreS SieseS um 8ubltuitsn.
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9riGauten tn SarDtlGicn aa Der
QIrbetf,

91 ON, IA. 9}Ouemb.r. - SunSert
Srisunten, idwet bsluufInet, Oruusen
s.ltgrn Absn0 in oas iurbiniide DOrf
GOrtOIi Elm. 9tad6em iie elm 0uesnO
Sumilien uussepIiintert, umiteutcn fis
bus Saus zines iribersn girsermetz
iters, i4lugen Die Gbiiren Elm unO fab
len N[Ges, mas 8ertb bate uub ri9t
MET. uuo nagelfeit mar. Gle tO0teteu
eincn Diensr Oes SuuieS, peI9er ben
Ssriud mndte, Oem 8uubseiinOsl sutz
segen III tretcn.
Drei BOli3iitsn nnO cine an5abt
8irser itelten lid I9lieBli9 auf Der
StraBs Sen 8anOiten entse9sn, uuO CO
entipuun iid, Elm OreiitHnOiges @sfcdt,
bel ipeldem siu BOIiSiit 9.t0Otet unb
mebrtre 8iirasr unO 8riganten idpsr
oerlest wurbsu. Den 9taubern gelang
e8 l6lieBli9 bod, nit ibrer Beute 3u
enttOmmen. Gruppeu iinb sur 8er>
foI9un9 Der 8auOe aufgebOten luOrben,
unO Die 8erbdngunq bcS &risss3uitau'
bs8 iiber ben DiitrItt itebt in gustdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-16
GtnrsS,emoe1tsSeibdleit,

1896. 81. 2usnahl uuter 100 9usenS
S:ar,Stmeeu=2eiOfen beiterSorte
in au.u neueu Serbf. GHeften; /;
bisber OIL uub Sl.25.
SOC. Die Gusmabl inter IS DuSeno
bitter 6arnsr'ider S.mbsnleibheu,
lauier GewGneer bieier Saiion
ais as Cts. artifel tpoblbetauut.
"
9oientrd9er.
Toe. 20 Gusenb SOisutrdser; bisber
Is Ste.
25e. eco 9usenS 6oieutrdser; friiber
so @ts.
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SdIicken aitf Oeit STetttO.

2onoou, Is. NOo.-Nus Sieutlin
baben ole rEimss" cine DspeIde erbal'
ten, Scr jufolse tauIeuO 6lIdtlinge,
pslde aus &intidou seflOhcn mareu,
BON ben dineiii6en 2ruppen irrtbims
lid fir 6siuOe gebalten unO b,ftis be-
idOfen wurSeu. 0unberte Ser lln9lId>
Ii9sn iOlleu s:t66tet wOrpen icin.
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2ouSOn, Is. 9tOS. - Cine Depes
ld3e aus Gbemul9O an cine 9tsuisf.itsz
asentur melOst, OaB oieicuisen cOrsanis
lden Seamten, luelhe Oen Sapauern
freunbIih Qeiiunt iinS, cine @onititus
tiOn entwOrieu, weIGle nit Dem 8esiun
oeS Sabrcs 1895 prOmulSirt wsrOen
ioa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The two leading political parties
are going through the motions in
the several states, but the real
music of the campaign is coming
in the congressional districts,
where every inch of ground will be
stubbornly contested. The capture
Of Congress is the goal Of all this
wears ambitions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17
FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1894

The Populists and the semi-an-
archists get no little comfort from
the situation at Dallas. If the
people of the state could only de-
pend on the deliverance of the
Democratic party as setting forth
a policy that will be followed out
in legislative act there would be
much more satisfaction with mat
tiers as they stand. 1t is not to be
forgotten that the platform was
adopted by a tight squeeze and
that it is not at all improbable that
a legislature favoring the senti-
ments of the minority report may
be elected, in which case what will
the platform be worth? The POpu-
lists will elect some members Of
the state legislature and these will
naturally side with the supporters
of the minority instrument, which
is in all its essentials a Populist
document. That such a conglom-
GRAFTON as that minority report,
with its demand for free silver and
free trade and free anarchism,
should come within Sc votes of
carrying in a convention that had
S66 votes in it, is its own comment
on what is yet to be feared in the
legislative acts of the state with
the Populist to aid.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

There is not much of the veni,
vidi, vici in the outcome OF Hogg's
movement on Dallas.
The adoption of the majority
rule comes too late to save the
bacon Of Galveston Gresham.
The adoption of the majority rule
will give the nomination in the
18th district to Cockrell, sure.
The adoption of the majority
rule carried with it logically the
nomination OF Culberson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

IL Is nOU d u6SlTdDl6 COHulUlOu vi
political affairs that centers all the
interest of a contest in the nomln-
alton, leaving nothing to wake up
the menagerie after the nomina-
tions are once made.
These hot days between showers
the average citizen prays and
cusses. Prays that the demand for
surface drainage should be COM
piled with, and cusses because the
prayer is not answered.
The train wrecking spirit is
abroad, and the only remedy is a
neck breaking spirit on the part of
those who guard the trains. Shoot
the train wrecker down in his
tracks wherever found.
There will not be so much jingo-
ism in Texas matters of admins
tration this coming two years as
there has been in the past four.
For this little blue sky the business
of the state gives thanks.
The rain clerk has not yet shut
up his bowels of compassion to-
ward Texas. There is only one OBJ
lection to his deliverances. He is
like the fellow who suffered, IA
a-w-w-w.ful sl-sl-sl-slow.
That Chin-Jap war is not far
enough east to outrun the legs of
the press liar. The farther one
Journeys toward sunrise the more
imaginative the mind Of the pre-
varicator of the daily press.
If half of the reports of Chinese
ships destroyed by Japan were
true the Celestial navy would be a
thing of the past. The average de-
struction reported is half dozen
war vessels a day.
Senate is not anxious to enter up
on discussion of the tariff meas
ures proposed by the House, as an
addenda to the bill that came out
Of conference with the House scalp
tackled on to it.
There is twenty-five years adj
vance noticeable in the Democratic
platform adopted at Dallas over
the one adopted at Houston two
years ago. Even the Texas De-
mocracy live and learn.
The ranking of corn with wheat
in price is one Of the anomalies of
the situation. This year all things
as we'll as politics seem to go by
the rule of contraries, prices of pro-
duce not excepted.
When the true history of tariff
compromise and surrender is writ
ten it will be seen that the fine
hand of the President has written
some of the coarsest lines that
have been drawn on that sheet.
Tariff reform has degenerated
into tariff deformity and the au-
thors of the monstrosity are hid
ing their degenerate offspring
from all knowledge Of it's own pa.
ternity. Verify it is bastard.
The German Emperor is taking
a day of, and he evidently enjoys
his unbending from the cares Of
state.
The Emperor Of China will know
more than he does now after he
has been we'll Japanned.
1t was a 16 to l dig that the Dial
las convention gave to Hogg in
adopting its platform.
1t was George Clark's field day
yesterday in convention, and he
got in his work nobly.
Everything that Governor Hogs
wanted he didn't get at the hands
of the convention.
Reagan is in the same place that
Moses occupied when Aaron eX
tinguished the lamp.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The Fort Worth Gazette is all
unstrung over the outcome of the
Dallas convention. 1t had banked
it's everlasting all upon the carry
ing Of the Is to l resolution and
the endorsement Of Hogg as
against Cleveland. 1t had monkey
ed with Clark until it had him
twisted out Of shape and swore
that he could never be recognized
of his own political family more
but the cyclone struck on the other
side of the fence and the devil was
to pay in the HOgg corral. Clark
is the high-muckamuck Of the
platform committee and it's ma
jority report, a transcript of his
ideas, is adopted by the convention
The Gazette is in hard luck. TIVE
years ago it took the Clark side o
the fence and Hogg worried the
daylights out of it; this year i
takes the Hogg side of the rail
and the Clark fellows hit it amid
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

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for cash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

Vest has not come to the conclu-
sion to hold his tongue on the true
inwardness of the tariff bill. I'm
til he does there is some danger
of the bottom facts getting out of
the bag, in which case it is said
that the bottom would drop out
of some high Democratic aspira-
tiOns as well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The attorney who is after Debbs'
scalp seems to thing that he has a
dead cinch on it in the kilograms
on file showing that the A. R. L.
boss called out men and ordered
trains not to run after he had been
enjoined from interference with
them by the court. Debbs is non
compos mentis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

II Cleveland had kept his fingers
out the tariff pot the House would
not have upset their pottage in the
lap of the Senate in the wholesale
manner in which they have. Gro
yer did it with his Interference and
bold attempt to coerce the Senate
into accepting his dictum in the
matter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

There is really little to find fault
with in the platform of the Texas
Democracy as adopted at Dallas
outside of it's declarations on tar
if. They will revise their views
on this in another two years, as
they have already done their
views on currency, to meet the adj
vance of the national idea.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The conservatism OF Texas De-
mocracy has spoken at Dallas, and
one of the most encouraging and
hopeful signs OF the times is that
convention was a convention Of the
young Democracy of the state.
This places the coming policy Of
the state in a better light at home
and abroad than those will have
imagined who heard only the ut
terances of the "By Gallins" gov
ernor. Not only the Democratic
party but Texas itself is to be con-
graduated on this fact, as it places
the state in a better attitude every
where, disabusing the minds Of all
who are interested in her future as
to her real sentiments and pledg-
ing her incoming administration
to a more CONSTANT and conserva-
tive course.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The Democracy Of the Tenth
district already show signs Of be-
ing dragooned into line for the sup
port of Miles Crowley. There is no
doubt that they will openly accept
the situation, but thousands Of
them are too sore not to feel the
sell out and will not be found pull
ing a trace for his election. Calves
ton prides itself more on doing bus
mess than on running politics, and
will come largely to the support Of
a Galvestonian of requisite respect
ability and brains, if the Republic
cans give them a candidate Of that
kind. Such a man is to be found
in either Hawley or Sinclair.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The tariff bill as it came to the
conferees was expected to be
trimmed down and licked into
shape, some of the items being in
ing introduced to trade on with
the House and not supposed to go
through. The agreement to take
the tariff bill as it was by the
House leaves it as it came from
the Senate and a more ragged ar
rangement, imperfectly arranged
and scheduled, it would be hard to
discover.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

ships and knock the stuffin out Of
it. The Gazette does not know
where it is at.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

Announcement for State and County
Ulcers ten Dollars IN advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The administration at Austin is
not sustained at Dallas, and the
administration at Washington is
not sustained in the Senate Cham
Der of the Nation. The Democratic
pilots will soon be down on their
knees praying to be delivered from
their own crews, but the prayer
will not be answered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

The Galveston News is the one
Democratic daily in the state that
has reason to congratulate itself on
the outcome at Dallas. All that
the News has distinctly contended
for the state convention has en-
dorsed. There is a world of salts
faction in this view Of the case, and
the News is not unmindful of it,
even if it does not rush into lead.
ers to express it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-17

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