San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-27


a great state, and the Messrs.
Hunter have seen it grow"
"The recent terrible riot in Ohio
caused by the attempt OF mob to
lynch a negro rape fiend, is full
and complete answer TO the north
ern slauderers of the south. HUI
man nature is the same every
where, and where devil in hui
man form commits such a crime
as the black villain did in Ohio,
vengeance, swift an sure, will be
melted out to him. The firing on
the people by the militia was, to
saw the least Of it, uncalled for, and
the sacrifice of a number Of inno-
cont lives to save that of such a
wretch, is enough to make the
blood of every one boil"
Boerne Post: "Messrs. MacMil-
Ian, the publishers, have arranged
to publish series OF works under
the title Of cine Jewish Library"
This implies that Jewish scholar
ship is coming out of Ghetto, and
that Jewish topics are assuming
their place among the subjects In
which the world at large takes an
interest and about which 1t would
willingly learn more. 1t also
means that the centre of Judaism
will shift from Russia to the Unit
ed States"
"Why don't railroad engineers
apply a perforated pipe on both
sides of the engine and tender
from which could be elected at the
will of the driver a stream of hot
water and steam. That would do
more to overcome train robbers
and render futile their thieving
efforts than platoon Of soldier
guards. Men and women have an
instructive horror of being scalded,
but besides, marks would be left to
lead to identification"
Fort Worth Mail Telegram:
"The Dallas fair is in full blast
and, as predicted in these columns
it is a grander exposition than
any former fair. Immense crowds
attend it daily, and through it
Texas is receiving thousands Of
dollars worth of advertising that
will bring us men and money"
Uvalde News: "The Del Rio
Record is waging war against the
purchasable vote in the counties
contiguous to the Rio Grande. Is
advocates a change in the law re-
garding citizenship and voting.
Here's our hand, neighbor; this
writer has been advocating a
change in the naturalization laws
these many years, and believes it
will yet come. A large per cent of
the votes In many counties in this
| section of the state should be de-
prived Of the ballot"
Globe Democrat: "The largest
meeting seen in the south this
year was that which listened to
Mckinley at New Orleans Satur-
day night. The north and south
are clasping hands over the intel
ligent building up of all American
industries and a boom that will
last for all parts of the country"
ain the last quarter Of a century
the Democrats have carried New
York for governor many times
more than the Republicans, but the
elections of 1894 and 1896 will go a
little way toward equalizing
things"
Fort Worth Gazette: "The Dali
las News has not exhibited the
courage and the easier to avow
that it is opposed to the election of
the Democratic state ticket, but it
is filling it's columns every day
with arguments against it, and no.
body has ever been able to find
good word for the ticket among it's
editorial utterances".
Houston Post: at is said that
Republican ladies in Chicago are
registering and threatening their
servants with dismissal if they
vote the Democratic ticket. Is
this the way woman suffrage is to
reform politics?
If New York goes Republican
this year the "some- good Western
man" idea will create a great de-
mand for lightning rods in the Oc-
cident."
Waco Morning News: "Reason-
able people understand that an
editor is not Ubiquitous, and hasn't
as many eyes in his head as
freckles on his countenance in
youth. He can no more keep up
ND crni,nrrn Of