San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-13

| greater for waco, as the brightest
point in the Texas star.
st. Louis p 'eempts a claim on
the next National Republican con-
We 1tion. This is 10 )king a loi e
way ahead, but it harms no one
and seems to tickle the "big bridge
CITY,"
There is no trouble about the ar
bitration of labor difficulties on
paper. The idea is accepted as the
proper method of settling those
disturbances, but how to reduce
the idea to act is the question.
Tennessee has not yet been told
officially who was elected governor
OF that state, but she would like
the official assurance, notwith-
standing the certified figures have
been already made known.
That injunction against the use
OF the name Avalanche, does not
prevent the Memphis paper coming
out on time and being a good one
every time.
No University foot ball team
ever limped back to their campus
after a knock out looking so for
lorn and disgruntled and so COM
pletely nonp!u sed as this present
congress has since it's return.
Twenty feet of deep water on
Arkansas bar is promised within
three months of the raising of the
required bonus of 100000 acres of
Texas land. That land will not be
subscribed this year.
T.llman has been laid away to
rest in the sombre seclusion of the
national Senate cham Der, but what
will be done with Kolb?
Congress is like a steer betwet n
winter time and grass in the cold
and frozen regions Of the north.
It has eaten up the hay of the las t
crop and the new one has not yet
come in.
The press and the pulpit have
a divided opinion as to the NUM-
cipal righteousness Of this pious
city. So far as heard from honors
are easy, and the knock out has
not yet come.
Summer y weather in December
is just what the frost bitten dem
liens OF the north are hankering
after, and they can get it on tap in
breezy, balmy, blest Sanantone.
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people are getting ready to corral
the sugar trust. When that fat
corporation gets so it can oil and
sugar the people at the same time
it has a cinch on them.
The opposition grows against any
aid to the Nicaragua canal at the
hands of the general government,
but that does not necessarily in
volve the abandonment of that ef-
fort by Congress.
The Populists are very 10th to 60
back on any one or anything that
bears the party brand, but the best
men of that political persuasion
draw the line at Kolb.
Kolb is not bigger fool than
Tillman was, or than Waite, or
Kansas Lewellen, but he is more
kinds OF a fool, and it Is this mix
ing of his different brands that the
z neral run Of the party hate.
With all the soiled doves in
Austin turned into the milk-white
doves of innocence and the gambl-
ing dens closed, wont those Texas
Legislators wonder what they are
here for.
The abolition OF the legislative
chaplain is demanded in the in
terests of state economy, but the
prayers might be offered all the
same by some pious member, on
the strictly volunteer plan.
Butler is shelved for the present
and Tillman is the new senator
elect from South Carolina. The
old state breathes freer, and her
governor has a great weight of his
mind.
The municipal pot is simmerlng
and the firemen are piling on the
uel. 1t will soon be time to put
kid on the safety valve and stuff in
the fat pine and petroleum, then
won't she buzz.
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