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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

Senator Sherman was wise
enough not to ;put out his little
volume until he had abandoned all
hopes Of presidential nomination.
He knew it would raise the capil-
larry, but the truth is mighty and
must be told. The only trouble is
that which involved PLATE. What
is truth?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27
WED'sDAY, NOVEMBER 81, '95

Southwest Texas will be giving
thanks, with a smile yard wide,
this time next year, for the duty
on wool restored, duty placed on
the importation Of, Mexican cattle
and hides, for twenty-four feet Of
water on Arkansas Pass and re-
publican lot of congressman re-
turned to the national legislature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

The New Orleans States is look
ng for a great batch OF democratic
victories in the west next year.
This is tantamount to an acknowl-
edgement that it is useless to. look
for those lost majorities in the
east. If the dem ocracy.do not win
east OF the Mississippi they are
lost,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

The Thanksgiving turkey roosts
high this season, but every family
should have one. II the poor are
too poor for that luxury then there
should be universal turkey fund
for their benefit.
The drying winds will soon put
that track in first class condition,
and the prognostics for warmer
weather will come acceptsbly to
those who are interested in seeing
successful race week.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

The races which open today will
not be open to the objections that
have been urged against other race
meets in this city, in so far as the
racing of the officers of the associa-
ton go. 1t is well to avoid even
the appearance of evil, and this
the Jockey club management has
done,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

Great Britain has those maxim
guns in position on the Venezue-
Ian border. John denies any
thoughts of cOersion, but he is
mighty previous in getting his
guns in range. Venezuela kicks,
butwhat can she do against the
forces of the British Empire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27
INCH ;. $50 "a sol $500 sls. oO So. 90 ssi.uO

Legal advertisements 81. 90 per inch each In
, ,rtion Trustees sales 81. 90 per inch hrst IN
srtlon, 25c each insertion after.
Reading matter, editorial page, 25c per line
sch insertion; Local columns 20c first inser-
Cou, I0c first week, SC after first week. Speci al
Fstes on so and 100 lines running for month.
IONS advertisements payable on first OF
N,1h month. Transient advertising payable
4 advance. ~ ONLY METAL CUTS PRINTED.
Special rates given on larger space and long
ne sdvertisements. Discount given for
sash.
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FUR RUGS

About the house are ornamental and use
full as well. Koch, the furrier, at 2l1 S.
Alamo street, and 3l3 Alamo Plaza, has a
splendid line of furs and everything in the
fur line. He has something for the man
with limited means, and something to
satisfy the most fastidious taste. Come
and inspect MY stock. Everything is well
put up and strictly as represented.
10 IL Ann
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27
Will They Elect syrne's successcrp

VIII They Elect Byrne's Successor?
NEW YORK, Nov. o. Today
Inspector Conlin will have served
six months as Acting Chief, and
Captains Cortright, Brooks and
McCullagh will have served the
same length of time as acting iu-
spectors. 1t is understood that
the police board will shortly make
a full chief and also some full in
spectors. The general impression
in the department Is that Conlin
will be chief permanently, to sue
coed Byrns, who is now in Europe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27
THANKSGIVING DAY.

4 LEAN Inv oAt'
This is the day set apart by proc
lamation of the president OF the
United States and the governor OF
this state as day Of Thanksgiving.
The gods who distribute to each,
according to their supreme will,
have given some greater and some
less cause OF giving thanks. All
may find some occasion of thanks.
giving, even il it be no more than
that of the pharisee who thanked
God that he was not as others. This
occasion can be drawn on by all OF
us, but there is more in it than
this. Sitting each under his own
roof-tree, enjoying the good that is
in sight and hoping for that
which is around the curve,
who is there that has not some
occasion of Thanksgiving? AS
American citizens we are in
possessions Of blessings that fall
on no other land so bountifully as
upon ours. There Is peace in all
our borders and no cloud Of conflict
OH the horizon, no matter how
small. With all Of our complaint
of hard times and restitution,
there is hardly a son or daughter
OF toll who is in actual want, and
those who are have brought it on
themselves by personal IMPROVE
dence or family unthrift. Com
pared with the peoples of other
lands the citizens of this are in
good condition and should thank
fully accept the blessings that are
theirs. Texas in particular has no
reason to kick against the distri-
button Of the goods the gods pro.
vide. Her fertile valleys and her
grassy plains, her rivers running
with plenty to the sea, her bounti.
full crops of cereals of all kinds
her orchards and her gardens
all TEEN with plenty, and in all Of
her homes the children o.
thrift enjoy the fruits Of their Ia.
Dor and look thankfully back up.
on year of good. II matters
might be improved, so also they
might be infinitely worse, and il
is the province ssof the wise to
enumerate present blessings, COM
pare these with what others pos
sess and thus strike the balance
Thus doing, the Texan will find
that he is the white haired child
Of fortune. That under the flag Of
no state do more abundant bless
ings spring. He can shoot his own
turkey, or raise it in his own coop
or buy in the market, and eat il
with thanksgiving in his heart
and a sense Of fullness in his
stomach that would be appreciat
ed by millions less fortunate than
he. The rich will be thankful
that they are not poor, and the
poor that they are not poorer; the
wise that they are not fools, and
the fools that they do not know it
the young because they are not
old and the old because they are
not older; the living because they
are not dead, and those who wish
themselves dead because theil
wishes are not gratified. Let each
reader of the LIGHT as he retires
to rest to night, to awake to thanks
giving enjoyments on the morrow
wrap the drapery of thankfulnesi
around him and lie down to pleas
ant dreams, and not roll himsel
up the wrong way Ikea hedgehos
tormenting himself with his owl
prickles.
Maryland repudiates Gorma1
and Baltimore is governed by re
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

Among all the occasions for
thankfulness in this great E Pluri-
bus Unum there is none more
worth mention than that THE WAR
Is OVER. Over in the life and
thought of the nation. Let us
give thanks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

In the rising aud thickening Of
the dun war clouds that roll across
the European horizon there is a
supreme opportunity for the
preaching Of the gospel of peace
among nations by the ministry Of
arbitration.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-27

For 800 you can buy a silver
waUch with Elgin or Waltham
movement. Emerson & Co. SLOT
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SILVER KING SALOON

Cor. Flores and Commerce Sts East side Mill
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of Gallagher, and Bourbon Philadelphia, and
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Liquors and Cigars.
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GOLD CROWNS AND BRIDGES.

DR.. Breeding over Wolff & Marks. will
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Try him. IL 31mo
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

l'y And the south wing ARC n pos, ,
enoulIeflng ruius, but the bs,f &c.,
tle uebfis IL 30 Intense that II cannot
20 approached.
"A special train on the flllnols Con.
lisl WIN three engines and growa az
IlNeN from Cairo 10 am, and il NOW
vIeuchlnE tho ruins and endeavorlpy
10 save the smaller building, nliacsn,
when ufo blnzlng futioualy,
~ Is supposed that all the uuf,riu.
nate people were removed ia safet,
though nothing definite can be- asccr.
'slntl until day light Gnd an accurate
I0l call is nadC.
In the excitement attending IA.
unusIet OF tho more violent manlacs, Is
humber were badly bruised by stumbi.
lug down siaifs, their keepers being
unable 10 maintain even sumblaucg
oI ofdef among them. None oscaped.
however, tho Keepers helug reinforced
city. ''o'i 'io
Terrible confusion prevailed during
the burning oialltho OLD builiinrs Al
tne insane asylum aud IL 10 rpinark.
hbie that many lives were not lost.
Nhly the north wing remains standing.
fiames were fpt discovered near the
toOi oi the main building and cannot
uo hcctuliti for The asylum has
WalNwofks, but Tor some reason the
sysiein WA Ineffective In lighting the
ite' Tue piugs seemed frozen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

on his present trip by his wife. IN,
team may be sized up 40 worry snappy
lot ana have nome fine plnyefs
amonrst them (als, four divinity
liudenis, together with fun nedsrl
Beplist minister IN Wyaut, the o foot 9
cenierl Unfortunately their mlI back.
Hcrschbetger, hal 10 leave for line
Eatt, which makes thum rather weak
In that important place.
Tho iirst match Of their Californian
ecrits was played on Chflstmas Dny
against the Stanford Univorslty eleven
when resulted n n harder fought
- TO 3
The second match was played NJ
Los Angelcs ana was mJrc Tor thu pur.
pose u an exhibition gone than q lo.
turn match with Stanford university.
AZ tho same time tho Caliiorniaas
reversed tho score anu defeated tho
visitors by H. TOO.
The thru game played AZ Oakland
VERSUS the Reliance Athletic club re-
suited likewise IN defeat OF She q. u.
by 8 points " o. This game was e5sea.
TALLY oue Tor blood during tho last
twouty miuuic5i wuen time was cnllui
the Wiudy City tuhm Just lacked three
yards from equsiiz,ux maltefs.
The fourth and last Vrme 0f the
series VIII DO played today at 1880. thu
&. U. linlug up against tho Y. I'd. o..
A. pigbkin prOpgllura, anu very uElt
and exciting game ii assured, rain or
shine. Both teams arB "a tho pink OF
condition, and Interest runs hIsu. o. To-
the dual result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
MILITIA MATTERS.
tirsl Session Of the Onlter,' school
Held Last Night-Tne l,egl-
mental Election.

In accordance with previous arrange.
mont anu announcement tue commls-
stoned officers Of the local companies
oi the National Guard met at AdJu.
tant General O,tinger's office last night
to receive instruction at the hands OF
Lieutenant Lassitor, u. 5. A.
All Of the companies were repre-.
scented by their captains aud by at leagl
one Lieutenant. An hour was pleas.
nntly spent IN discussing military mat.
lcTa Aud IucHiay night OF each week
was h&ol Tor the Glass tU mset and pur.
sue its studies.
The commanier.iu.chief aud the
adJutnnt generals office arc formulat.
ing orlefs Tor tho battalion and frgi.
mental organization Ot the Guard,
Whlch VIII probably DO effected about
tue close Of thu present month,
~ j. likely that there Will DO
ono Iull regiment Of infantry
iglmei out VI the companies in
this city, Pennington, Morgan, Tooelo
anu AL % cue companies south Of here,
WINE the prospects ATe that the com.
papy ~ brigham CITY and the three IN
Cache county VIII form the hfst bat.
TALON OF the Second regiment. The
three troops " cavalry VIII constitute
one battalion, Us Will also the two COM
panies oi battery. The election OF
Oihcers male necessary by thuse
changes VIII probably Ue ordered Tor
tue emu OF tue current month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
OGDEN.
junction CITY News.

Cole Noel while Offering Lady,.
gold watch Tor 81 WA arrested on iuu
charge " DurglarJ; no iH suspected OF
connection with the Tribe burglary.
Tho Union Pacific Kindly donated a
oailoai OF coal 10 the poor Of Ogden
city. The ladies' Of tue charitable no.
socistlOn had the honor OF uireotiuy
tho distribution, anu arc thankful for
the donation.
Married at tho Methodist patronage.
Mr.. Edward Mohesy anu hliss AnuTua
Sorcnseni both OF salt Lake City.
Tho new yenr makes some changes
nour county uillCials: Hobur J . Wrllht
succeeds 5ngrn Belnau: hluroui n
Brown Is our new assessor, H. win A.
DIX rulitius; Washington JENKINS as
county Surveyor succeeds II. A. Per.
klne, and Joseph Han succeeds Mar.b
Allen AZ c0IOuog Joseph h. Lelriuzo
and John G.. rylor succeed them.
selves as county clerk ami recoruer
respectively Seleotmon shurtln,
5wonson audi Vanguard retire aud
are succeeded by Messrg. Wilson,
Wade and Childs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
ELECTION b rALYAnon.
sutisTres Win Probably bo Again
Chosen PRESIDENT.

SuiisTrss WIN Probably bo Again
Chosen PRECEDENT
sAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-J. q. Gas.
tellanos, the newly appointed minister
plenipoIenliary ana envoy extraordl.
nary from Salvador TO Mexico, 10 here
ca route 10 tho Mexican capital. Since
tue revolution last May, he has played
"a important part in SalyAdOTeAn
suhlIs OF state. CaHlellanOs SAYS an
election viii DO held Ia Salvador on
lhe second sunday OF tins month aud
a! that tins Gutierrez, will bs again
CHOSEN president and by unanimous
vote, mo people being satisfied with
hls administration and desiring ito
continuance. CastallanO8 dlsCredits
the statement that Ezpta will return TO
EAlVador, start revolution aud ostab-
llsh himself nj the head Of the govern
mtnl, Hosaya EEeta Ia only seeking
hy1otleiy anu could not provoke q
revolution II he tried, bus that his ap.
leafance In Salvador would cause hin
Immediate arrest. CaEtellRnos says
E4e1a could not enlist corporate
kuard In any movement designed 10
oNerlhr0W the present government. IL
~ Understood that n Gutierrez Ia elected
no VIII resign within year IN favor
the vice president to DO chosen ut
lhe same time.
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cOSFEs,E, FIIs ourLr.
sparks Erisd to Uoycr M "a shortagl,
uutia Caught.


CiNCtNNATI, Jan. Z. - Frank H..
sparkle, tue assistant cashier OF the
pJstouicU, who clsimud 10 have been
knocked down anu robbed la tho post.
0illce yesterday, was arrested late last
night aud shortly afterwards confessed
that no got away with thU money him
self.
lie was about S2S33O short, aud was
10 settle ~ soon ~ Cashier Tucker re-
turned from luncl, when he knew he
would be caught. while Tucker was
luuching, sparkle took sjS8.65 from the
drawer, put the 1909 In bulls between
the leaves OF "a magazine, anu S2l,GS Ia
coin In an envelope, hiding both.
Alter his confession no told whore
this money was, aud s5s3.OS was &c.
covered.
sparkle is married and bolougs 10 a
good family. His ifiends will make up
tue shortage of s2S3, but Inspector
Salmon says that viii not savo him
from prosecution. SPARKS will have a
hearing tomorrow.
CtNCiNNATi, Jan. i.-Frank II.
bpatgs, assistant cashier OF the post.
Ohlcr, who created sensation yestcr.
day by reporting n daylight robbery and
last night coniosaing his own guilt, was
today bound over In $1,000 by the
United States c0mmisaiOnef. lie gave
bail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
nORSE.TAMlNG.
ProL Glcason's Successful aad Inter-
estiug EXblb ton.

IL was case OF standing room only
at the Continental Merkot Han on
West Temple street last night, on the
occasion Of the opening night OF Prof.
dlonson's horul-,aming exhibition.
Iwo-1hiris Of the crowd was composed
VI akepJci, but before the performance
was hall over tho professor demon.
slraIsd that he was all that was ndver.
iisud. His exhibition bordcred on the
marvellous. There were no trimmed
circus hJucsi each aud every one OF
the animals treated was well.knowu
homo hOroc VI uusav0ry reputation
ana character that woulI not .bsAr in.
yestigAtion.
The firat 10 be introduced waan mare
belonging 70 CITY Treasurer Harry
Duke. The animal Is not particularly
Vicious but rtlsr periodically from
uau attacks OF runaway mania. a
slfott cat or oven a piece Of paper on
those OCCASIONS ttirs her tobfUAk Nancy
Hanks's rcCOid without duu regard 10
lmmOvablo obstacles or hor dfiyefla
osmiofL Ia a Incredibly short rpacr
VI time MI Duke was o1mplAcently
viewing hiB piece " horse property
walking around the urrna PERFECTLY
unoouocfuud at tho hfe cracker.
That were being lot Of under
her nose and oblivious to the fact that
from her no0ie tail hung four or 1--WE
tn oans. The second hnimaI was A
horse OF eimiiar rropUnailoe, which
was quickly tubduei by the patient
anu quiet professor
Then tho above two horses werr
driven Ia double harness around the
arena.
MI. X. B. Whit,omoro's imperiootIy
broken thtcc-year-old bay was taken In
hand. After he had Undergone inw
experiments In the hands Of Mr.. Glea.
son. that gentleman turned his
attention 10 rifo COmmlsuoner EN-.
pey's fine though wllful animal.
THESE two animals were driven single
ana double over hre.cfnokers, aud
through pandemOnium IN general and
even when tho insult was Offered thrm
OF opening an umbrella la their iaces
they never turned hair.
The whole show was q surprise 10
many 10 will be- repeated tonight
with new horses together with a low |
hnishlug touches 10 DO put on those
already praolicoi upon before they are
turned over % their OsneTs, Warranted
quiet 10 ride or drive"
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The Visiting PIg.skln Kickors.

Tue Chicago University team ar.
rived In town on scheduled time Inst
night and spent very pleasant even.
ing aS guosta OF the University club.
This morning Wan spent IN viewing
the sights OF tho city anu places Of his.
torloRl intcroHt to tourists from the ton
OF the Raymyni coach.
Manager stage, who by the way Is
as m deat nnd uuassuming As can be.
reporlH u very enjuyabla trim aRd N
most enthusiastic over Californian nos.
pltality aud the courteous treatment
his team received at every city where
they stopped. lilo Is OF International
lame AZ a ssdeball pitcher snd refused
a. $1,000 offer 10 play for the New
YORK association, He ~ accompanied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
STONES MESSAGE.
VANS An Increased Appropriation 10
Support The National Guard.
UNIFORMITY OF LEGISLATION.
The General Affairs Of the State Are
said to be In Good Condition
Tho Railroad War.

JEFFERSON CITY, No., Jan A.
Governor stone, iu his mossavo 10
the legislature, asks, among other
things, for an incroascd appropriation
for the support Of the National guard.
Ia this connection be suyC:
"rhe maintenance VI fairly well
equipped militia Is not only iacouiofm.
NY ~ our theory Uf government, hut
II iba positive necessity lie presence
Of All adequate anu efficient iorpe OF
THIS kiuu removes al excuse Tor the
employment Of the regular Amy In
purely uUnualiu niuifs. 10 was never
intended by the fathers that the Fec.
oral military should bo used, without
Invitation, 20 90, or AID In doing.
those things which IRE Incuu.
bent upon tho police or civil
authorities " tbs state. rne theory OF
our government c0nltmplates that our
chief reliance Tor military force shall
he upon tho militia, which is a nation.
~ 10 well hs al state organization. It's
always To DO greatly hoped that there
viii 10 no need iOUmrlOy ihv military.
uut when tho uUcUssi y does arise 10 h
often Of the highyat mOArut. Tho
lfeient iorco 10 not large although
think large enough % meet any urgba.
bic contingency"
He reviewed the general Efi.irs Of
tho state, showing them 10 be- la pond
condition, Notwithstanding tue prt
that from abusiuO.s p0int ul view the
past two years have burn character.
ICED by the most trying citcumBtaucrs
among which he mentioned the
financial panic ui '98, the Coxey
mcmcnt, anu tho clai and rniirunl
strikes. OF the latter strike, Governor
Stone nayt:
"During the railroad war,whilo both
tue militia and the regular army were
Ralloplhg over macy OF cur neighbour
lng statusi while battles were being
Fought property destroyed aud mou
CLAIM while passion was higa, excite.
ment Intense anu tumuIt universal, no
instance OF disorder occurred Ia
this state OF sufficient mngbi.
TUE 10 attract more than n
passing notice. Many Thousands Of
mon abandoned their posts, aud for a
low Jays several railroads were more
81 ices embnfraibcd because OF these
local conditions; but II 10 n well known
TACT that the railroads OF Missouri were
aANA' RAAAANNA W huAk htNlAEUQ
without than within the state. The
peace Of this gtoat state waa scarcely
broken. Throughout this conflict no
instance Of disorder occurred which
could not be easily controlled by the
local conaiabulaTy. There was never
= timo whom there was any real need |
for outside assistance"
lie tecommunds,gmOng other things,
tho establishment OF a board OF paruOns |
ana Inspection; tbs establishments OF |
hgencieh and means Tor properly nd. !
Neftislng the resources Of Missouri with |
ANEW 10 inducing Immigration; the
ceHsiOn 10 tho United States OF certain /
lands 10 be- used by tho general gov
eminent In connection with the i'm.
ltoVcmont OF the Usage river, Aud
movement To secure In connection with
9'htr state assemblies, uniformity OF
legislation.