San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-01

an organization "for the proven
ton Of cruelty to animals" was
formed. 1t should be perpetuated
il for no other purpose than the re"
dress of the wrongs and injuries
perpetrated upon the poor, i'll fed,
starved, overdriveD, beaten, mis-.
used, aged and attenuated hack
horses Of Waco.
Paris Advocate: III the people
of this country who have land to
sell would form an association and
all chip in little they could have
boundless supply OF literature
printed and send a man to the
Atlanta Exposition to distribute 1t.
This would advertise their lands
well and bring thousands o. people
to Lamar county.
Arkansas Pass Beacon: We do
not advise our friends to come to
this coast just yet, for business is
not now made manifest. Yet we
do say to all who wish to get in on
the ground floor, you should keep
close watch on Rockport and it's
surroundings. II you will come in
quietly and buy such town pro-
perty as you may desire, we think
there is no chance for you to make
a mistake. 1t is evident that you
can buy cheaper now than few
months later.
New Orleans States: The talk
at Washington is that President
Cleveland is disappointed in Am
bassador Eustis because of his
slowness in pressing the demands
Of this government in the Waller
case.T he statement given out yes
terday by Mr.. Adee, the Actin g
Secretary Of State, shows quite
clearly that the State Department
feels that Mr.. Eustis has not
shown the proper interest and
energy in the handling of the case,
but there is every reason to believe
that an injustice has been done the
American ambassador to France,
and the fact will we hope be ad.
mitted by the officials at Washing.
ton when further reports are re-
ceived from him.
Houston Press: The season OF
prosperity is dawning upon the
fair Southland again. The crop OF
south Texas will be an immense
one and at the present prices will
leave many a dollar for future in.
vestments, the paying off of :all
debts and obligations, and money
being put into circulation will
; abolish distrust and re-create con.
fidence.
Fort Worth Mail-Telegram: The
scheme to start a new morning pa.
per in Forth Worth has collapsed,
but 1t accomplished good while ii
: lasted-it changed four-page, en-.
larged by condensation, sheet into
an eight-page daily in about az
quick time as could be done. II
operated on the sold lady" as a
cockle-burr would under a bronco's
tail.
st Louis Globe Democrat: The
growth Of the population OF Cana
da between the years 1881 and 1891
was 100000. In the same period II
received 100000 Immigrants from
Europe and lost 100000 by emigra
ton to the United States. At this
rate a Greater Canada will soon bt
, found under the stars and stripes
/ Houston Post: The next thine
in order will be an internationa
goat race, to be run at the Paris
Worlds Fair in 1900, in which al
the nations of the earth will con
tend against Houston's champion
Black Bill will not be then in hi
do-tage, but just the right goat
age.
!, Denison Herald: The merchant
, OF Denison showed great wisdom
in declining to take any space il
the st. Louis Republic special edi
ton at the rate Of 500 per page
: Sherman contracted for half page
= but Sherman must either haV,
: money to burn, or feels the need o
IOuhSiuO uO"opdpeI SIlHlulus u
save it from total stagnation. Re
public is good newspaper and the
. Herald does not single it out as al
especially Objectionable advertis
ing medium for thriving cities, bu
l 1t does not hesitate to declare tina
money spent in that sort of adver
4 Using is thrown to the winds, ant
8 it makes no difference whether tn,
medium Of publication be the 81
!, Louis Republic or the New Yorl
l World.
Tyler Telegram: Judge Georg
Clark has announced that he vii
!, not vote for the Democratic ticke
= IL a free coinage plank is put in 1t
!, Good bye, Judge, the sooner tn
' Democratic party gets rid of sucl
: members as George Clark the bet
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