San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-02
WHAT lHE PAPERS SAY.

Galveston Tribune: periodical.
~ some minister or religious asso'
citation assaults the Su nday news
paper as an unmixed evil. The
assault are not felt by the papers
but it is a little strange that the
ministers who declaim the loudest
against the Sunday paper made
up on Saturday night are anxious
to be reported in the Monday pa.
per made up on Sunday night"
"a Michigan Baptist convention
tabled a resolution advising the
mem bers to vote for prohibition
candidates, because, IL adopted. the
issue would disrupt half the Bap-
fist churches in the state. This
seems to somewhat confirm what
Bill Burgess once said about the
impossibility OF running a demo-
cratic convention or a Baptist
church without whiskey."
Manufacturer Record: at is
gratifying to note the decided in
terest that is being aroused
throughout the South in the ques-
ton OF good roads. This is the do.
minant question Of public discus
sion before the South today. The
trade organizations and CONNER
cial bodies throughout the whole
South are giving attention to this
/ m MOI tant uIattprO
Waco Morning News, Successor
to Day Globe: supply and de-
mand are not idle terms. When the
demand is good and the supply
limited prices go up. When the
demand is small and supply great
prices go down. There is an over
production of cotton and at the
same time the demand for manu-
featured goods has been brought
to the lowest point, owing to the
scarcity Of money, and the dearth
of labor. All calamities are focus
sed in the reduction, but they will
largely disappear as the situation
changes"
"If your home paper should
tramp on your toes little heav.
lily in performing its mission,
don't get on your ear about it and
abuse the editor. but stop and take
a long breath aud see il you can't
some OF the favors and
he has shown you"
Globe Democrat: olive thou
sands business men OF Denver, as
ISOLATED in league and connected
with all parties, place the loss to
Colorado through the rule Of Waite
at $300,000,000. They compare
Waite's blighting term of Office to
a forest fire, destroying the credit
to the State and causing a shrink
age Of two. thirds in general values.
short of reputation and
secession can knock State cold
as quickly as Populism."
Fort Worth Gazette: "Mr. r. B.
Hawley, the we'll knewn Republ.
can OF Galveston, advises Republi-
cans to support Joe Savers in pre-
ference to the Populist nominee,
who was Endorsed by the Republic
can district convention. Mr.. Haw-
ley declares that no Republican
can consistently vote for any man
representing the vagaries Of the
Populists."
Danville V. A. Evening News
"Muncie, Ind, Nov. 2.-In battle
at Cumberland Gap during the
late war Colonel s. j. Williams,
who was colonel OF the Nineteenth
Indiana, was killed by having an
arm torn off with a cannon ball
and a hole made through his body
with a bullet. His home being
near Selma, east Of Muncie, his re-
mains were brought to this county,
and buried at Sparr's cemetery.
For thirty-two years his remains
have lain beneath the sod, but
Saturday they were disturbed
His son Henry, who resides in Sell
ma, decided to have the body ex.
humed and taken to the Selma
cemetery and place them beside
the colonels wife. Saturday the
coffin was taken up, and through
curiosity, the lid was lifted from
the top. What the witnesses saw
was startling. Instead Of the
crumbled bones they beheld a per
feet image OF the deceased. Hi,
body was in a perfect state OF pre-
servation, and the features Of hi'
face were unchanged. Old mer
who bid him good by when HI
went to the battlefield where b,
met his death, and had not beer
told whose remains they were
recognized his featurs. His should
er straps and the brass buttons OIL
the coat we're slightly furnished.