San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-03

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The increase of the insurance
rates in III custom to twenty-five
per cent over those of this city in.
dictate that the Bayou City has not
yet reached out beyond her village
conditions as yet.
Those who are looking for the
appearance of j. j. ingalls, in the
pulpit have a good look waiting
for them. Ingalls, may pose as a
Populist politician but not as a
pulpit FOUNDER.
Houston Press reports Harrison's
law lectures appreciated by the
law students in the Leland Stan
ford university, but Harrison has
not reached San Francisco yet.
Previo us Press.
This city should turn loose an
additional 100000 a month in the
way of wages to railway and other
operatives. The only way to do
this is to multiply railways and
manufactures.
The country will be glad to hear
that tariff deformer, Wilson, is
out Of danger. There is no danger,
however, of his getting to Wash
ington to take part in legislation
this month.
This increased tax for school
purposes is all right, bat it should
be forecast in some way so as to
provide at once the funds for the
construction of at least two school
buildings.
Corpus Christi is as far behind
with her $4,000 water bonus as
shells with her Brownsville railroad
business. She is a wonderful
town on paper, but it is not bank
paper.
San Antonio is not quite ready
to take that Brownsville road in
oul of the hole into which Corpus
has put it, but she will be as soon
as this Cuff road is constructed.
Those would-be-leaders of the
state Republican party who led it
into ditch last election are earn
estly cautioned against a repetition
of the experiment this year.
This city is in Immediate need
of improved streets, and the unem-
ployed in this city are on the
anxious seat, waiting for the City
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New Orleans States is continuing
its fight against the sugar indus
tries of Louisiana. The States
swears by its party and swears at
the industries of it's state.
Pfetfer is doing some works meet
for political repentance. He seems
to be slOughing his POpulist skin
preparatory to coming out in his
old Republican garments.
The Gulf Shore road will break
ground for construction before
the shovel comes into play exca-
waiting for the foundation of the
Cotton Palace in Waco.
All the arrangements for that
Spring racing meeting in this city
will be made next week. San An
tonic is in the race for the Gulf as
we'll as for the heels.
The cars will be running into
Sutherland Springs within less
than ninety days after that $780,
600 is raised. Put that stock SUBJ
scriptiOn on paper.
This whole Southeast country is
crying for that Gulf shore road,
and San Antonio is listening to the
cry and is coming to the rescue of
the importunate.
The Republicans of Texas are so
much interested in the condition
of affairs in Congress that they are
paying little attention to state
matters.
Princess Colonna will take out
her divorce papers and then the
Prince will be in the soup so far as
handling old Mackay's cash is con-
cerned.
The best method of registering
the Chinese is to register them as
passengers on ocean ships, out
ward bound, China as their desti-
| nation.
Mitchell, Of Florida, gets knocked
out second time by Corbett. The
courts decide the pugilist not gull.
ty of breaking the laws of the state
Matlock's committee meets on
the 18th, and Bakers on the 10Th
but there will be more than a
weeks difference between them.
Cleveland's Hawaiian policy is
as stiff as the dead ducks that he
sent to his friends from his shoot