San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-01

last week in this city, but they will
demonstrate that the Gulf Shore
road is on its travels, pointed for
Velasco harbor.
The periodical announcement is
made by the Caller that work on
that Brownsville road will begin
in few more days. 1t would not
do to be any more definite as to
date.
Some appropriation in Congress
for the improvement of the Brazos
river is in order. 1t is of more
practical utility than 100000
dredge boat for Galveston harbor.
If Jupiter Pluvius really under
stood how generous rain makes
this section throw it's heart into
| it's heels he would not be so mig
gardly with his sprinkling cart.
The Dallas Times Herald again
changes hands. That paper will not
known its own hell-box after few
more changes.
The Democrats have an over
whelming majority in Congress
and they are overwhelmed by it
themselves.
Nature has washed the dust
from the rose trees with her tears
that they may smile again in
blooms.
Chiffon is having all the sena-
torial running his way just now,
but there is ample time for
change.
Coxey does not know what to do
with his army, and Washington
does not know what to do with
Coxey.
The strength of the Democracy
is in fighting Republican MAORI
ty, not in engineering the govern
ment.
The Texas senatorship is not
very much in controversy at
present, that dispute will come
later.
Washington is wrestling; with
Coxey and Congress this week.
What has poor Washington done ?
The LIGHT tenders the horse
FATALITIES of this section of Texas
to the horse lovers within the city.
With plenty of the moisture
judiciously distributed over this
Southwest it is earth's paradise.
Now that the San Antonio river
has taken jump up the spirits of
the citizens are on the rise also.
Some street sweepers who WELD
brooms and wear pants should be
employed on the paved streets.
The friends of the Gulf Shore
road are as true as steel, and some
of them are as finely tempered.
Mongolia, in Russian Siberia,
has no women within it's bounds.
Breckenridge will not go there.
What the Senate will do with
the Wilson bill is one of the things
that puzzles Grover nightly.
Culberson says to his friends,
GLANDS off until Charlie gives the
word" This is sound advice.
Currency initiation is no remedy
for wages contraction. Labor does
not regain its place that way.
George Clark is in favor of a
United Democracy, but Reagan
has the other object in view.
There will be no lionizing of
Coxeyites in Washington, but there
will be some bear batting.
Reagan is going to heir the
throne of the carshedites this fall.
This is only prophecy.
1t does not take much of a cy-
clone to knock the underpinning
from a castle in the air.
The state campaign promises to
be little if any less interesting this
year than it was last.
The idle man tempts the devil.
The other fellows wait until the
devil tempts them.
The sun of prosperity dawns
with unusual brightness on this
glorious southwest.
The Supreme court of Louisiana
leaves the bars down for all future
fistic encounters.
Rain rules all things in this Sec
ton, and the want of it is our only
possible ruin.
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