San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES

AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
| New Orleans States: The New
Orleans Traction Company is clear
ly unwilling to arbitrate the griev-
auces of its employees, and should
the stand which the company has
taken precipitate in the end a
strike, the sympathy of the COM
munity will be with the motormen
and conductors, who, since last
February, have been willing to
submit their case after full hear
ing to the decision Of the Board Of
Arbitration and to abide by it. The
statement of the Traction Com
pany that it is unwilling 30 arbl-
trate because large majority Of
its employees are not dissatisfied
and there is no danger Of a strike,
will not be accepted.
Eagle Pass Guide: 1t is conf
IDENTIFY predicted that bi-metallic
sentiment cannot become domi-
nant in England. Let the English
producers, however, once appre-
bend the fact that their business
is going to silver using countries,
and then the change In sentiment
will be swift and sudden.
Waco News: II the cotton crop
only compares favorably with the
yield of corn and other crop pro-
ducts in this state, during the
present year, the Texas farmer
may we'll consider himself the most
favored Of his class and, despite the
prevailing low prices, laugh to
scorn the prophesy Of impending
evil, which emanates from the cal
amity howlers and political pessi-
mists who continue to infest even
this land Of peace and plenty.
Galveston News: Tennessee is
being stirred from end to end by
back tax attorneys. The Memphis
Commercial-Appeal has twenty
long columns closely packed with
names of delinquents who are to
be brought into court under the
act Of the last legislature creating
offices for half a hundred back tax
} attorneys.
Forth Worth Gazette: The
-, wholesale murder of whites by
Indians in the Northwest, while II
causes thrill OF terror to run
/ through the entire country, will
4 in all probability not serve to
arouse the powers to realization
of the necessity Of treating these
I red devils as other murderers are
: treated. A big pow-wow will bt
!. held, much talk will be INDUCED
, in and the chief murderers will bt
furnished with plenty to eat anc
: blankets in profusion and sen
o back to their reservation with thu
{ admonition to behave themselves
4 Temporizing with these murderer
should be stopped, and IL it can b,
. stopped in no other way rope 70
n every neck in the tribe should b.
l. provided and used.
d Weimar Mercury: kaufman
Ia county has level headed set o
commissioners. They recently In
u structed the officers of the count,
J. to have all their printing done a
p the home job offices. This cut
ia throat policy Of sending of worl
i, to st. Louis, Galveston, and othe
~ cities simply because the represen
tatives OF those houses have calle
st a time or two and "set 'em up" t
% the officers of the county, or mad
80 them "present," is all wrong, an
g. should be stopped. 1t is not fai
y to the job offices, nor to the tar
IL payers, and Is nothing more no
~ less than a swindle all arounC
Keep at home all the money W
- can.
81 Gonzales Enquirer: The Ell
g. quirer will wager doughnut tina
st Major Fly, OF the Arkansas Pas
II Beacon, is the happiest man |
Rockport. He has talked deel
10 water in and out Of season, whe
" things looked bright and thing
Up look gloomy, but kept talking a
ut the same. Now that his labor
o. and hopes seem we'll to be realized
he must be too full for utteranc
Galveston Tribune: Speakt
II Crisp is on the bounding ocean e
n, route to Europe, while Secretar
ne Smith is in Georgia digging u
w sound money COOLERS. Mr.. Girls
:. will be back about the time til
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