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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
or INTEREST no TEACHERS.
summer Normnis to Commence Early
in JuIy-A Statement.

Special Dispatch.
Austin, June 29--The department of
education is busy today sending out
supplies to the conductors OF The Sum-
mer Normal institutes that open on
Tuesday of next week. The following
circular letter is being mailed to the
conductors:
Actin, Tex, June %. 1894.
10 Conductors Of Suslmer Normal In
stitutes;
You are advised that supplies Of the
followln., circulars and forms have
been forwarded by express TO each cor
ductor at the place whore the institute
Of which he is conductor is located.
Circular No, 49,; Circular No 40; Cir
cular No. so, Form No. 4. Form No, 8;
Form No. G; Form No. Z.
Circular No. 40 and Circular No. 40
are intended Tor general distribution
among the teachers In attendance. II
the supply is not sufficient to give
each teacher a circular Of each kind
they should be so distributed that each
teacher may have access to them. Cir
cular No 90 should be posted about the
building so that teachers may become
familiar with Its provisions. The con-
ductors should preserve one or two
copies for reference. Forms 4 and 8 eN-
PLAIN how they are to be used Form Q
is for the use Of the conductors. Form
Z should not he distributed until the be-
ginning OF the examination. II the
conductor finds his supply Of any cir
cular or form insufficient. additional
copies may be ordered; but II Is to be
hoped that care win be exercised in
the preservation and use Of supplies, as
| have had printed only a sufficient
number OF each circular and form to
meet actual needs. making very little
u lowancc for waste. Most respectfully,
j. NJ CARLISLE.
state Supt, Pub. Inst,
Hon. ]. NJ. Carlisle, state superin-
tendent OF public Instruction, said to-
day:
II understand that anonymous orcu-
lars have been widely circulated
throughout the state char ng that
have diverted the public school funds
TO the support OF Catholic and other
sectarlan schools. | wish to say In the
most positive ana unqualified terms
that the statement Is absolutely I'M
true and without foundation. Those
who arc familiar with the law know
that | have absolutely no power to do
such a thing, did I so desire. Those
who are acquainted with my lnstruc-
tons to subordinate school officers
know that my rulings and Instructions
have BEEN In the strictest terms against
all abuses Of this kind. however artfully
disguised, ! only nsk that those who
receive those anonymous circulars IN
vestlgate these charges before con-
demuing me. They viii find that the
whole thing Is a mlserably dlshonor-
able and deceitful campaign trick"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Such admirable mimics are. the Nea-
politans that they can even dispense
with the use OF proper names. a twist
of the features. strut. or other pc
ouliaIity OF manner. and they have In
Dictated an acquaintance without usinl
his pRtronymlc.
Two men. on opposite sides of the
street, In Naples, have bonn known 10
hold protrac;ed colN ersution by
means Of signs alone.
Number one pulls face descriptive
OF some common acquaintlnce and
makes AN interraBative riDtion
Number two crosses hts fingers like
bars before his face and winks signih-
cantly.
Number one signals "Whv -
Number two closes his fingeta, with
a peculiar motion OF the hand laughs,
and proceeds on HIS way This bcln2
translated, ready "Where Is so-and
IN prison"
"Mnat has he been lolng?"
Stealing
Familiarity with the language OF
signs saves a great deal Of time and
effort. For example. II IN any other city
you wish 10 Invite a passing acqualnt-
anee 70 dinner You must stop him and
90 through quantity Of courteous
formallty.
ia Naples You may simply rap your
mouth, and Intimate tho hour by mold
lns up the rcqulslienumber Of fingers.
4 motion on his part Informs you
whether Your friend win accept your
hospitality The following are some OF
me common signs and gestures In use:
An outward wave 81 tbs hand signi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
SENTENCED no LONG TERMS.
The Gale Brotbers Receive the Con-
domination They Deserve.

Special Dispatch.
Brazoria, Tex. June 29.-In Decem-
Der last. while dance was in prog
ress in the southern part of this eoun-
ty. difficulty sprang up between
Lemuel Gale, London Gale and Ander-
son Rutherford on one side. and u. N.
Williams on the other The former.
armed with Wlnchesters. opened fire
and when the smoke cleared away, a
woman. n man and u boy We're found
dead. while four more Were wounded.
The Gales were put upon trial at this
term of court and both convicted. Lon
don getting life sentence and Lemuel
twenty-five years. There seemed to
be some extenuatlng circumstances in
Lemuers behalf, the testimony tend
Ing TO show that Williams fired twice
at him, woundlng him once in the
breast and once In the hand, while
out of twenty-five witnesses only one
swore that he over fired a shot But
that he was aiding and abetting the
others there was little II any room for
doubt. In the case against London
Gale TIE evidence was plain and posi-
tive that he shot and killed a boy
about Is years Of age without provo
cation or excuse. The case against
Rutherford was continued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Special Dispatch.
Austin. Tex. June 29.-During few
minutes ON the Avenue yesterday after
noon. many groups u citisens We're OBJ
served in more or less excited dis
QUESTION. Que passing by could easily
catch the drift. and by the kodak pros
cess photograph the various arguments
and dlsputatior Here are samples;
"Old Reagan isn't In ~ heartily
exclaimed one onrbstoner, standing
With group at Coetisofs corner, as
the passer-by paused 70 shake hands
with friend.
You are as much mistaken as you
were two years ago when you were
tellng me that HOGS was beaten
responded one OF the party. two
years ago Clark was ahead of Hogg
III the returns began TO come In from
the forks OF the creek, II won't do to
het an your money on the horse THAT'S
ahead the firat quarter. it's the horse
that's ahead at the Judges stand. you
know"
"Ah. yes" retorted No I. ''and the
old man won't be there. and he ought
not 10 h.. No man who Is trying to
break IN the harmony agreement and
Is going about the country denouncing
the president and tho Democratic party
MS old Reagan il doing ought even
to be elected TO any Office"
But MT Reagan Is not doing these
things" put In No. q MIR Reagan
wants the harmony OF the party main-
tanned but he 10 much more con-
cerned for the integrity Of its prin-
clples. and as far as denouncing Mr..
Cleveland. that u Al bcsh--hs de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
wurrrIrns ONLY LOVE,


al ,y,,n the quaker moot ,yos one az
W" w
the things Inevitable II Miss Eliza
beth Peabody could not escape the
search-lght Of posthumous curiosity.
80, 49,. 1890.
OF inc inventive power OF eh'erprlslhB
commentators, how can anyone hope
to escape 80 great sensation? Not only
IL II trna NM IVA ,,nas m. co,rn
Ia cnnrt NE grovcr M tbat n, fnds
IN, 80 ,,or,atr',n, H. ,t.,,,, toid'' ~
~ p,,ri,.,, i'orcLta,
II, a.. Gaya ~ ise7 yy.ti,,,er anu and
,ot.'a ,,a;Sa,' 'es,'ot ~. az
iiIaSerh,u isyci,na rSr,v Shc Zoo seit
III, H., ,,n,, 10 sfo,,,, Mn, 80,
~ W., h"5 .ic a. ~, ~
w. IT,. 49,, ~
ness ny ouni.cr bouseSoid sba MAJ MAJ
49, u. SuuNsI nvussiiolu; She M. ,
10 NeN Ells I,u nus nNeu AVr
i tiang w'"oW, ~ sns s err,
usyS % M, i,,.,lt polsr9.s
hls nome az Ainesoury untli taken
,ir,%ina Dy avs executors ma sent 20 inc
"i 1n,, u,. noo. ,o,... s,,.,,. 80 ,,..
Love !, Is suppressed ne - 70 have been the IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

tfe women. dear Lady Betty, angels
In disguise or angels In dlsgraeeg This
appears to be n perpetual problem. Let
me then submit a few observations
which may assist 10 solve it.
A wnmanB day should begin at night
Women are always Wishing that mon
Were true; men are always wishing shat
women were new
A woman generally makes tho worst
Of a gpod husband, a man generally
makes the best of bad wife.
Amy man with a heart Is attracted
toward those who suffer; nny woman
who has a heart Is attracted toward
those who prosper,
II you want 20 know woman marry
her.
81 my women can make every home
happy but their own.
Tel child that he Is good, n man
that he n great. and a woman that she
10 beautiful.
Vanity ~ woman's conscience.
Women are very good to eat. but
very bad to digest.
A woman IA strongest when abe ia
weakest a man Is weakest when he
Is strongest.
a womans love IA bcwilderlng mi
You gel Ia; then it Ia embarrassing.
whore there ID a Will there Is a wo-
man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
shot Down in Cold blood.

san Angelo. Tex, June 29.--Jack Lem
ons. respectable and industrious
freighter, was assassinated yesterday
afternoon while enroute from San An
gelo to McKavltt with load OF freight,
by being shot three times from ambush
from which he died this morning, Lem
ons was discovered by parties passing
shortly after being shot. and says that
w, Simmons was secreted near the
roadside and shot him as he was driv-
ing past. Several years ago the de-
ceased was AN important witness
against Henry Simmons. charged with
highway robbery, on which he was con-
victed and II is supposed that this is
the cause OF the bushwhaoking. A
large reward is being made up by the
citizens OF San Angelo TO secure Sim
mons arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

SpecinI DIspatch,
copperl, Boeque County. Texas,
June ga-charlos Dorsey, who was shot
and mortally wounded IN a quarrel
with Charles white. farmer living
near this place, on June 20. over eight
dollars IN money which White accused
Dorsey OF stealing from him, an ac-
count OF which appeared In the Ga
zette at the time, died today from the
effects OF his wounds. White has been
arrested aad placed IN iail at Meridian
without bond to await the action of the
grand fury,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Special Dispatch.
Hllsboro, Tex, June 29-This morn
ing Sheriff Bell received a telegram
from the bondsmen OF Geo Stanford OF
Alvarado, requesting him to go to AL
vardo. as they wanted to give Stanford
up. Deputy Jones went up to Alvs-
RADIO to receive the prisoner and bring
him to Hillsboro jail but stanford
made his escape. Stanford, while city
marshal OF ltuska some months ago.
and In company with Deputy Sheriff
SALES Rice, attempted to arrest man
named Allen and the effort ended In the
killing OF Allen. Sales stood his trial
and was cleared ana stanford was still
under bond and II was thought by
come thar there was not much Of n
case against him sheriff Bell was
much worried over the escape ana said
tonight that he would give Se5 for
Stanford In any Jail In the state OF
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Special Dispatch.
Norman. o. n. June s9--BrIt Phil
lips the gambler and Minnie Cameron
and Iona johnson, the girls ne alb
Quoted away from here on Saturday
last, were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Hunter yesterday IN Hlllscoro. Texas,
An examining trial was commenced
this afternoon. The evidence so far ia
very damaging to Phillips and an old
woman OF this place named Ross. but
the latter took hurried departure yes
terday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
] AHAPPY|II|S
Why is | llll SInIIl|
pie Al8 NiIIlII|'1'
= PRoFEssloNAly,.|
: Gentleman Who IA,
served Tel. u .,.'''
Gauss d /, &,

1t qpnmu e.,... NJ IL
tunatais ~, surprising. bu, (,
men wSo rue, that many n !. = VA
acti,," VIM ought to lei >., ~:
s uss,ss una happy al ih,s.' VI,
49, are tired out. ue.r nFl= u
ny q N11 ~
~. was the eminent K. q
marl, orH' VINO made III. !, An. a.
"Tha - 'r''l4
r,.i, ne number OF paon,<
sa,aa u, Keeling lauguId ~ a
s ,t,,i under the wea, ann q n
iueu, VINO are feverish h
ui appetltes r., tt,'ss'1l,,s
o cu i. 1riniiar troubles, 49, n@r
,isesihs, Why they are t. ~ y y
iu on hsilher they nor fhsa.
A ,ivw any more than n,s s n
ug 5,, do,' n 'nf y
nectea p ~ paused d MI. 4.
..i,i'a carefully. and then sses'
ona ,n y generally bn, ~
S IN 'nat can Usually be trse,aF:
d LII, incident, d ner,sr,ss y
v,n, possibly the grin hi, t' !. q
M, IN eleSls on the system Il, ~
. q, ra, = pap spot In a choice M
ai,, anse .nlng about II IA thss
90 "Sss sllects one. and oniy ~, ~
VI me body. and from ths, XVI
spreaus over the entire sr.,4 49, v
organ Is the kidneys and n. y.
u u,ig ac.1. II the kidneys * mn ~
s s,n healtny and throw tht -,
I'm. toni me blood there Is 4. -. =.
sisln' no neuralgia. no na,,,s, -. NJ.
heauaches. no restless feellrss
resuihrlties or coated tong,,s y =.
Inc secret cause Of all these ~, y.
VI u nutshell" ~
nave spoken frankly w,
say ne continued, ives butr
serious matter and affects III ~.
happiness of thousands Of hso., .'
PEOPLE eopie suspect the presence X M
diseases, uric acid or possibly + III
ulsease, because 1t Is 60 dse.i,ss
trouple. ~ steals like thllf II.
system ana rohR the health Mn.
presence Is known. l have haa =
experience upon this sxbject III
say 70 you frankly that I know !,
one thins mat will stop this K.
anu Keep the Kidneys healthy, ,h. N
pellect' the health good, The ~
70 Whlch l refer Is Warmers 81 Al
when. OF course, Is now the ga,i1
remedy OF the world for kldney Il.
5rlshts disease and tAe yafidn, n
IONS 10 which women are sulje1]
~ Is purely vegetable, It il VIVID
aL l.i at me same time harmless u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

fies "adleu," and inward s'p'
downward, stop The tnmp Y. ~
backward says look ny y /. IN
with a slight toss Of the hsaa ! X X
drinking, Passing across inr .s Z, "A
as though wlping away p''
fatigue. 4 i, Al a
1t is infinitely amusing Y y. 4
window and watch Neapqh'a'nI. I. x,
street. II their cOnyersauo1
animated. one can easily e ". ,;.,s
the use Of the eyes alonf''i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

The Houston Post which Is. we sup
pose. entitled to the distinction of be-
ing known as the organ OF the man
agement OF the culberson campaign. in
Inmates very plainly that unless Judge
Reagan gets two-thirds Of all the dele
gates TO the state convention he VIII
have no chance for the nomination.
1t is well to know in advance who in
tends to do the locking act.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

In ruvenai,s time the women ~; 4,
tirely independent Inss md "!
they pleased, go where lns s5'i i'
out comment, and wsis .sssf,, At
their own fortunes nnp XII, ,, M ,.;s|
the great civil wars the rens, s,s 4 X
marriage was disc0ntinnsd, ~ IKE
custom Gradually arose y x, ~
woman on her MARRIAGE nla IN =, III
"a belong 10 her fathers ho .','ss II 4,
she could return, y s''
yorring her husband 80 Il ~
with such u i00is 49, Il sea,r NJ
and divorce so easy, ANA h 81
II was scarcely worth w. y
Mt all. The Romans ins' ~. ~
~ this oninion. SO many rs. N -
~ marriage and 50 cbjfc'sa n, NJ s,sl
An ~ ~ children that NJ ',s.,n.lg
ae,, =, was fi,erateued With q 81 u
and was eventually sau'lg,sn.aal< x.
Of freed men and pf2sn the ~
witt thou tamfly uiHs
chain, ,0sshi ~
while hemp II 70 "s
-. fnysnai AZ urslbius. KS '1:.f
ne INTENDED marriage e. IA ~ I, <
rich Roman WIG n VIZ ~, y
earaed us 4 fool, pnmsi,s' N ~.
Out heirs, ha. was 49, ~, kanll'< Y
az svcophants and 'fg'r' III ~
az aroUrd BIN e llf,iI|i
Tor gifts during NE of ~ !.
his death. !, oii.alt'1 !, =
a,i,,laiion from az. flae s,. ass.
S MIA. Ma neIghbors y s,se J ~.
xsalth. ossenintion y ,s- ~ Z q !,
Mss ssas, was not esIls ~. \ Ilsi'' Z
, MN sInn IS ''aii e'a'ne AZ ss'..
S Sis,ps We're hull; IN ~ ,.. XXI re
~ coetiv style. tspn wv BIZ f,,'
s snia ma silyTr md ''.sf \ (,
s tSnre laylshiy used. ~ ~ 7
~, MT vsaith d their oN,ps.,'Ia,a &
snS rooms IN his xxi, e.
s,,,Sdea An over VIE ~ lhsf'
s sns.,,,f we'll Term he Ky,
e ei' psryenuss ia hls's'' &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

n the Gnscttc printed all the nrti-
Giles, speeches, eHsnys, stories. etc..
we receive, every line OF news would
he crowded ont of Its columns. As
81 is. thousands Of words OF teIe-
graph mattcr are thrown into the
waste basket every night for IncL
of space. For this reason we are
forced 10 decline all combinations,
except news mntter, nH defined 10
our correspondents. We trust this
win he accented by MI persons who
have sent contributions OF the class
Indicated 10 the Gas-tte Ms eNplnnn-
tory OF the non-appenrnuce of such
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

III for some time. died last night at II
o'clock and the remains were shipped
70 Eddy. McLennan county. this even
ing for interment at that place. Mrs
Wilkerson was 20 years Of age and had
been a member of the Baptist church
over half u century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

a white man commits crime Of that
sort. whether IN the nineteenth or
ninetIeth century, the chances VIII be
in favor of his taking on in the same
expeditions manner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

opVUIHI JIspdIuH,
Guthrie, o. T.. June 2,.--The annual
convention of Epworth League societies
of Oklahoma Is in session here with a
large attendance. and Will remain in
session over Sunday. Rev Murray, of
Independence. addressed the convention
tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30


Brownsville, Tex. June 2s.--Yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. about a
mile below town, the wife Of Fulyencio
Rios, while washing clothes at the edge
Of the Rio Grande, accidentally fell In
the river and was drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

NVVVIHI IlSTHtVHs
corsIcana. Tex, June 2s.--Georgc
Kicker. jim Rogers and Ross o'Nen
had their buggy run into while cross
Ing the Central railroad this afternoon
by q switch engine. The buggy and
it's occupants Nsre knocked twenty
feet and the horse instantly Killed.
Rogers had his ieft leg broken below
the knee Kicker aud o'Nell sustained
seaip mounds. --i-----.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Guthrie. o. II, June 29.-The SUI
preme court has sustained Judge Scott
In the Oklahoma contempt cases. and
Messrs, Burke and Brown. editors OF
the Times-Journal. will be compelled
to go to jail for six months and pay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Gladstone will retire from politics
after n longer public career than that
OF any other man who reached the
British premiership.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
coNrorNnnn wIrm rNcln nIaMrs.


me innocent una interesting Young
work for the New Yorl, city dnrles mad
q ,,,..o, a,,,.ar.,,,,,,,, .u.,.t,, 49,.
80, 'lp'' .u'''S W "'Hi''"s '"e''
N''owl'usv oi eou'nerl men ana man,
nsrS on tns u'IlFa' %. GOV iioss ana
,'.n, p',r'y ~ sew io,N, anu 'ngy
tract from the report OF the New York
sun-and II You see It In the sun It's
30:
THE greetings were very hearty. and
real Southern hospitality was IN the at
,nospnsrS, ~, Mnen NV oi tle t ~.
someihing ike this,
" Why, calonel Is that you, sab?
Why, I'm right giad 70 meet you. J am
Fine, majah; nnc' sab An yo'h
nlsmno NM , No. o,n " 'p s,a 'Ns s,e sge
fo'h maxim, good health.
AZ reckon not, colonel The Lone
stan beats ,rm al ION anything,
iottN"li'9, NV . ~" WY ~" N'' ''''S'
I'm prime health. Majah. yoh must
cal, sab, bcfo'l yo'h leave. Right glad
Thank you, colonel. shall be
kiaa 10 oali' san. BUSINESS p'o'''h up
.nnsinass Is only ,orah,bie. Maiah.
Just torah'bie.'
We trust Col. Parrott win take one
OF those young Newspaper men In tow
aud have Texas set right Uncle Remus
does not give the brogue for Texas.
Gov. iiogg's explanation Of Texas
aftairs was entirely satisfactory 70 Rcs-
tons fluaneiers They learned from his
address TO the chamber Of commerce
that our laws are jus. aud benefcent
ca,sr,,v ho,v,or N 90, y hcs,,ns ~
~ Isas, h.cansc ar ~ eoyernor.s
,rIn
r.--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

In response TO the Increased patron
age accorded by the Dallas clientage OF
special agency there, In charge OF Mr.
II. Rutherford. Ofnce, Mcleod hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

FTIenu. Of
MIR. FULLY A. FULLER
Of San Antonio announce him as n can
ddate for the Democratic nomination
for Attorney General Of tho State.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Special Dispatch.
orandvisw, Tex June es-Afrs
B. %liksraso. who has been seriously
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
ron LInurnNANr-aovrnNon.

We are nuthorlzed 20 announce
b. w. CAMP
Of Fort Worth ms a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Lieutenant
Governor OF Texas,
For state Land Commissioners.
We nre authorized to announce
VIM. BRAAILETTE
OF Ellis county. MS n candidate
for land commissioner for Texas.
subject to the action Of the Democratic
state convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

God pity them both and pity us all
who vainly the dreams OF life recall
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-30
LATE TELEGRAMs


Senate adjourns over Decoration
Day.
Officer shot and thief killed IN a
fight at Guthrie.
The Christian Endeavores meet
in force at Waco.
Placer gold in paying quantities
found in Paurs Valley, l. Il.
The sugar trust will get what it
wants or defeat the tariff bill.
The Republicans in senate are
not ready to vote for free sugar.
Senate slaves :off another direct
vote on the Hawaiian resolutions.
There is no prospect of arbitrat-
ing the great coal strike.
Hoboe Kelly is charged with
misappropriating funds.
NJ. Dupuy has not yet announc-
ed his cabinet for France.
Populists in 7th Iowa district
nominate Weaver for Congress.
Pfeffer address commonwealers
at Mt. Zion (negrol chapel.
The pursuers Of the Longview
train robbers still keep the trail.
The Longview bandits are head
ing for New Mexico.
San Diego is sanguine of the
Brownsville road being built.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-30

There is not a question that
every county traversed by the pro-
posed Brownsville road will come
to the front with the full amount
of the subscription required Of
them. Will San Antonio do ditto?
Those who think that Reagan's
mental faculties are rapidly fail
ing can console themselves with
the reflection that his faculties for
pulling the wool over the eyes Of
Texas voters are in good repair.
The press of Texas seems to be
about as generally divided on the
real force Of the Supreme court de-
cision on the Texas railway com.
mission law as they originally
were on the commission itself.
Dynamite is a dangerous arbitra-
tor in matters OF industrial differ
ence, and those who use it have
forfeited their claim to consider
alton at the hands of the public
who sympathize with labor.
The coal famine has struck home
and the railway shops in some To-
calities are shut down. This way
Of dealing with grave labor situa-
tions will have to change presently
or some one will get hurt.
The fool Coxeys in Washington
Jail do not appear to inspire their
bretheren on the march with any
wholesome fear Of the consequences
Of treading on the capitol grass
The next lesson will do it.
West Virginia is going to max,
the effort of her life this campaign
and shake off the Democratic ana
conda. She has manfully tried 70,
her release on former occasions
but did not quite succeed.
Some of the leading Democrat
will soon take up the "pass thu
bottle cry" for the "pass the sugar
cry that is now heard reverberat
ing through the corridors of tn
National Senate chamber.
New Orleans is a splendid sum
mer resort before the heats of sum
mer come. The Picayune of tina
6 city understands this and bios
SONS out into an ecstacy of deligh
over its May attractions.
Snap Shots in Galveston News i
B. reminded that it is one thing t.
wear the slipper and another t
have the slipper wear just where
= will do the most good. Som
t mothers are neglectful.