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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-28

Wait for ROYAL OWL. 21Etf
If you buy your horse feed
from US we will guarantee your
bill to run less than $500 per
month.
SUNSET WOOD Co.,
.SStt Phone 81
Lost, package OF letters and
valuable papers on the street while
on the way to the circus on Sep
TENDER 10Th. ANY person having
found tn" same, will return them
to 1ll9 West Commerce streets
9.27.2t
Enamel finished cabinets 800
at Curtis, 227 East Houston street.
924 tt
Sure tapeworm cure, 4l2 Mar
tin street. 924 LIT
If you want to get the latest
news on Sunday mornings, buy a
copy of the Sunday LIGHT.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra,
with forty professors, at Muth's
garden tonight. 927 Ut
-Sullivan's $500 Cordovan
shoes, the best in the city. 8 81 st
Wanted, live pigeons.
9.27 tt GEO. A. CHABoT.
We have received from the
best factory in the United States
the finest line of misses and child
ren's shoes that money will buy,
which we will sell at prices others
ask for common goods. Sullivan
Shoe Co. 921 st
Wanted, live pigeons.
9-27tf GEO. A. CHABoT.
Finest hand made Sour Mash
whiskey-Old Grow, at the Crystal
saloon 407 Main plaza. 4 20 t.
Don't forget, we sell mems
shoes cheaper than anybody else
and give 30 shine checks with eve
ry pair. Sullivan Shoe Co. 927 st
Miss Alice Quasso will cele-
brate her birthday anniversary at
her, home on Bowie street tonight
| For Rent:-Smal rock house, fur
| niShed, three rooms and kitchen; suitable
for small family; three blocks from Ala
mo plaza. Address, 81. b." this office.
S15u
I'm mems Cordovan, French
and domestic calf, enamel and
patent calf, kangaroo and Russia
calf shoes, we lead the procession.
Sullivan Shoe Co. 8 q 81
We respectfully ask all men in
need of shoes to look at the splen-
did line of footwear we have re.
ceived, contracted for before the
| rise in leather. We have eXcelled
all former efforts in variety, style
and elegance, and have every fine
brand of leather at old prices,
Sullivan Shoe Co. 927 st
For ladies' button shoes you'll
find the right place is Sullivan's.
927 81
GRAND EXHIBITION at Linn.
burgers garden Sunday Sept. 2e
Z 80 p. IN. Trained sheep will imi.
tate the grand bull fights of Spain
and Mexico. Perfect limitations.
9 26 At
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Ladies as Bowlers.

Mrs. Frank NJ. Gloeckner won
the medal bowl at the Hayseed
clubs weekly bowling game last
night.
1t seems the men folks are not
In it any more as Mrs. Gloeckner is
the second lady winning it, and all
the ladies in fact made good scores
last night better than the men.
Willie LANCE got the BOBBY prize.
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5 II tt
DANCING.

Madame Virginie Donaldson having
closed her public classes, will acconmo-
date ladies who desire their children
taught dancing at their residences.
Glasses Of eight or sixteen will be received.
addressed to No. l021 West Hous ton
street, or left at Arbeiter Verein hall, care
OF Mrs. loft. 925-1m
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STILL IN THE LEAD.

The celebrated "City Beer" man.
ufactured by the San Antonio
Brewing association Why? Be
cause it is the Purest and Best in
the market. When you try it once,
you are sure to ask for it again.
lS If n g. &
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Columbus DaY.

Jagley-Although this country
was not discovered by Columbus
till 1892, Columbus day was cele-
brated by the English hundreds OF
years ago.
Bagley-How do you make that
out?
Jagley-There is an old English
saying, "Come day go day, God
send Sunday.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS,

"
DIR. Won KOEHRING, ART,
3N Alamo Plaza, Tel. 476. AS tt
-Clocks-in Oak, Walnut. Nick
ell, Enameled Iron-Emerson & Co.
SLIT
Judge J. NJ. Goggin and family
are in the city from Eagle Pass.
Misses lace shoes, misses but
ton shoes, new styles, new toes, in
endless profusion. Sullivan Shoe
Co. 927 st
Emerson & Co. is the place to
go for bargains in watches and dia-
monds. 311 tt
MONEY to loan low rate; long
time. Address &C." this office.
S14 If
The famous Mexican Band at
Scholz's this week. Be. sure and
hear it. 923tf
Wanted, live pigeons.
9-27 If GEO. A. CHABoT.
DIR. Catfery's buggy was run
away with in Austin street yester-
day by the horse becoming fright
ened. 1t was stopped at the corner
of Avenue @ and Ninth street. A
shaft was broken.
Mems $500 enamel shoes, look
like patent leather and wear like
calf. Sullivan Shoe Co. 927 st
For Sale-Our grocery bust
ness. Roll Brothers. 8 IA limo
-Photographs-Bring this no.
tice or tickets that you have from
any gallery in San Antonio and
Callaway's gallery, 513 East Hous.
ton street, will make you one
dozen nice cabinet photographs for
$150. S3Itf
The engagement Of Mr.. liam
and Miss Fannie Teel Is announc-
ed.
-Edgewood and Paxton's pri-
vate stock at the Crystal saloon,
407 Main plaza. 420 If
LOADED shells nitro and black
powder just received large fresh
stock of E. G. and s. 8. Schultze
and Walsrode shells as we'll as
black powders of all gauges and
sizes.
VICTOR n. Confines,
9 ~ st 311 w. Commerce st.
The famous Mexican Band at
Scholz's this week. Be sure and
hear it. 923 If
Place your fire insurance with Jos.
McAllister, 73s s. Alamo st Z 161m.
-Drs. r. Menger, r. l.. Withers
and F. M. Hicks were called out to
Withers station yesterday to at
tend a man suffering from diabe-
ties. The patient died shortly after
the arrival Of the physicians.
The Irish-American society
will have meeting tomorrow, to
arrange for their annual ball soon
to be given.
GRAND CONCERT by the
Mexican National band at Linn
burgers garden Sunday, Sept, 20,
3 p. m. 926 At
Hear the Mexican National
band at Limburger's garden Sun
day night. Admission free.
Grand ball after show. 926 At
Policemen, motormen, mail
carriers, have you seen Sullivan's
$3.50 water proof shoes They are
just what you need for fall wear.
927 3t
The Grand Mexican lyrical
Orchestra will play at Muth's gar
den tonight. 9 26 1t
-Nobby, stylish, good wearing
and neat fitting children's shoes.
Sullivan Shoe Co. g27 st
-Caoutchouc Combination Roof
Paint is the best in the world.
Manufactured by the Arey-Doerr
Co, 512 E. Houston street. $50 tt
Get your letter heads, enve-
lopes, bill heads, circulars and all
kinds of printing at the LIGHT Job
office. II tt
-Blanco News :"The fruit crop is
about all gathered. That is, all
that did not rot. Some orchards
were so full that the fruit ripened
faster than it could be gathered,
consequently there was consider
able loss from rot"
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LAST TRAP SHOOT OF TIKI

Prepare yourself for the game
season which opens Oct. list, get
your guns, ammunition etc., from
VICTOR III. Confines,
9 % st 31l w. Commerce st.
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Mo Trouble 20 Get Money.

II your security Is good. Low in
terest-long or short time. Address
slender" care LIGHT office. 29 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-28

Finest Rye whisky, Dsugher-
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old g. and B. at
the Crystal saloon. 20tf
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QUAIL SHOOTING OPENS OCT. 1

Avoid the rush, call early or
telephone 229, for your guns and
ammunition.
VICTOR HI. CORTINES,
9 % 3t 3l1 w. Commerce st.
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Cabinet photos 99e at Brack's,
1874 Alamo Plaza.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

WHILE Carnot was 81 the head OF
France his admin tration vas greatly
aided by the popularity and character OF
his wife, Mime. Carnot. Her greatness
Of character has just been demonstrated
by an incident in connection with 9 me-
mortal fund raised by the ladies Of
France in memory Of the murdered pres
ident. When the ladies having the fund
IN charge consulted Nine. Carnot as q
her wishes ii regard to the form Of the
memorial, che expressed it as her wlsh
that the money should Be held il trust
and the interest thereof applied TO aid
ing poor widows Of France who had
large families "a support. Would 70 God
that more women and Sons of women
possessed the character and common
senss of Nina Csrnot. The memory 81
her late distinguished husband will be
preserved iin The way abe suggested il 8
much more mactioal aud common sense
WY than Il Eould 81 building some
large ma of useleeg Stone
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

TAMndANY Hall has elected it's new
sachems. The election was the largest
otthat society since 1881 when Hubert
o. Thompson attempted to capture the
organization from John Kelly. Hugh j,
Grant and Richard Croker still maintain
control but they have altered their
policy. Elk Mayor Grant in an inter
view expresses the wish that such men as
Whitney. Anderson and those Democrats
now engaged in the reform movement in
the city Of New York come into active
participation in the reorganization OF
Tammany. Elk. Recorder Smythe will
probably be elected grand sachem the
coming summer.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20
1THE 1RIsH -

sa.nnniing III ~ q, - . aalt a. &;
perlsnces q preacher ll e &
non Catholics, the Rev. " iott,
q. s. T. lays particulsr s,pon t We
fact that non Catholics III this country,
a. general rule no willing to listen \ % 9.
the predic ion il Catholic truth Az y:
though this WILLING nessS does npt, e, e
Father Elliott says, slwayisa mean q read AZ
lness on the part q such listeners g en- M.
brace Catholic truth, the very fact that ;l' I
il exists constitutes 9 great opp tu g
which American Catholics cannot CON
scientifically neglect. Faith frequently
comes BY hearing, and il our separated
brethren are willing to listen to Catholic
doctrines it behooves Us to give them
opportunities of doing 90; and tor that
purpose Father Elliott eloquently pleads
Tor the Inauguration Of missions to non
Catholics in every diocese.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

mind him chat IS must buy g q
sell; that his ilrealna q plenty are
shaded 81 The oert ainty tthst 4 the price
,sfthe things BE has tosell are noninlallly
:snhance The cost 81 the things he must
buy will not remain stationary
ut ought not TO be difficult to con-
vince the wage earner that il There were
benefit arising from q degenerated cur
renoy. they would reach him least Of 81
and last Of all II % nnhealthy stimnla-
ton Of prices "a increased cost Of 81 the
needs Of his home must long be his por-
ton, while he is at the same time ye1ed
with vanishing visions Of increased wages
and an easier lot. The pages Of history
and experience are full Of this lesson. !"
History and writer's on economy estab-
lish nothing more firmly than the fact
that labor is the last Of saleable things
to increase il prloe. This, we believe,
viii not be denied. High prices are de-
sirable, il thsy are substantial and last
ing; but il not, they are disastrous, be-
cause they entail upon the laboring GLASS
q long period Of cheap wages and high
prices; and when at last wages begin to
increase prices fall, and wages with
them. High prices, in that case, have
only benefited those who have something
on hand at the time to sell, and have
debts to pay. IF universal bimetalism
will increase prices and wages on last
ing and substantial basis, let us have it
by all means. Nothing less than uni
.versal bimetallism can succeed, and its
success remains to be proven.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

The eternal vigilance that character
ICES. the patriotic orders has again
thwarted scheme TO undermine our
American institutions. A teacher in this
state who read the Catholic Bible and
used the Catholic version Ut the Lords
Prayer has been discovered in time, and
stopped in her IRRESPONSIBLE conduct. The
discoveries are to be congratulated, fret,
on finding that the Catholics have q
Bible; second, that King James, loyal
American that he was, is responsible for
the only American Bible. The loyalty
Of these gentlemen to King James
Bible is equalled only by the loyalty of
their sires to the immortal memory OF
King William, another american Of the
patriotic order type. Possibly these gen
tlemen, who seldom see Bible closer
than whom. it is carried on q stretcher
in their parades, will be panied to learn
that the eleventh chapter Of st. Luke OF
their Kings Bible is version Of the
Lords Prayer akin to the Catholic and
which they may have mistaken for it.
The revised version Queen Victoria's
Bible) also contains this Catholic version.
It will now be in order to forbid the use
of the Lords Prayer or have the Bible
revised again.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

In the death Of James w. Scott, of the
Times Herald Of Chicago, the newspaper
world has lost q leader. He was q
strength throughout the country. To
him more than to any other man Chicago
is indebted for securing the Columbian
Exposition. He was in position at the
time Of his death to virtually dictate the
policy Of the Democratic party in Illinois.
He had just completed the greatest news
paper deal ever undertaken in this coun-
try and it is to be hoped that the Times
Herald will overcome it's loss, hard
though it be.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

"A HORRIBLE atory Of guperst ition and
savagery has been elected in the trial Of
nine persons at Clonmel, County Upper
airy, for the murder Of Bridget Oleary at
Ballyvadha on March Is, says the Boston
Pilot. Among the accused are the hus-
band, father, aunt and four cousins Of
the murdered woman. The husband, it
seems, thought that his wife had been
bewitched and carried off by 'sthe
fairies, her body being occupied by one
Of the uncanny spirits. In order to
recover her, he and his friends made her
take decoction prepared by q herb
doctor. Not satisfied with that test,
they scared her body with hot irons, and
finally in q burst Of madness the be-
.sotted husband poured oil on Der and
burned her to death! It was the most
revolving act Of barbarism ever commit
ted in Ireland or in any other civilized
country Of this century; and Irishmen
all over the world will read the story
with anazement and shame. The people
OF the place could hardly be restrained
from lynching the degraded wretches
when they were brought into court; but,
happily, that additional disgrace vas
averted, The witch6raft delusion never
took On malignant form in ireland,
even when it led to Judicial murder II
England, Scotland and America IN
5fact, the Irish fairy 4 has always been ii.
garded as q worst 8 mischieyous elf ~
those who believed il his existence; but
this revelation of latent savsgeryshow
how dangerous even the mild est super-
stltion may become ~ the minds q
people naturally gentle but susceptible
10 unreasoning dread slof The imaeii naly
powers Of lf-land. RE 1iipperary tras..
sedy conveys al awful lesson which will
not IS wasted il II RESULT Is banishing
the last yeattii q Il1eIef -
ireland fforeyer.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

I'M outside sh dsil svork|
sw,sh.ch they 1are 81 "a q i'm nv
s. this %! Simply because Americans
Is TOO busy tto,,do my thing veil. They
are chasing tho slmighty dollar. They
have 40 time % d. any Thing FOR literas
ture unless there u money in il. The
pursuit 81 wealth. has attracted the best
talent of tho country This IS moreao
now than formerly The age of q Anllerl-
| can poets Is past. We have no Long
fellows, Winters o. Bryanta now. The
age of American orstory il past Men
cannot stop Il their mad rush to even
express their thoughts, and whom they
do express them they are simple, plain,
cold facts at 60 much apiece. There is
probably not . single man in public life
in this country today who could write 4
book on political economy which would
be- serviceable to 9 college student.
There il certainly not one that has done
90. 81 zs
Is this rush ever to stop? We think
90. Even now the people in the Eastern
states are becoming accustomed to slow
:er and more thorough methods. The
person who removes from the Atlantic
to the Pacific will perceive along the
route q graduation in the manner Of the
people. The West has no time for any
thing but money-msking, the East is
learning that there are other ends in
life. We are not prepared to say that
the money making ambition IS not laud-
able, in fact, we believe it is; but il
should not absorb all the energies of 9
nation 90 that their statesmen and
scientists are inferior on account Of that
ambition.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

The decision rendered last Saturday
by the Supreme Court Of Kansas, in
which hypnotism is reco nized both as
defense in law and asa ground for
conviction OF crime, is one of far reaching
Importance, opening up an entirely new
line of argument for lawyers in criminal
cases, pointing out wide range Of study
and inquiry to the moralist, and supply
ing the writer of fiction with an inexhau-
stible fund Of material, says the Provid
ence Visitor. The facts in the case on
which the Supreme Courts decision was
gwen are thus briefly summed up:
Thomas Mcdonald, without apparent
provocation, shot and killed Thomas
Patton near his home, in Winfield, May
8, 1894. He was arrested, charged with
murder, and set up defense that he was
under the hypnotic influence Of Anderson
Gray, aud was neither legally nor moral
~ responsible for the deed. MsDonald
was acquitted. Gray was then arrested
and brought up for trial. He was found
guilty Of murder in the first degree, not
withetanding the fact that he was not
present when the crime was committed,
the evidence for the State only going to
show that he caused Mcdonald to com
NIT the murder through hypnotic influ-
ence. An appeal was taken to the Su-
preme Court, where the ruling of the
lower court was sustained. Assuming
that the hypnotist can influence the
actions OF particular individual, as
maintained. in the evidence given in this
case, the verdict rendered was undoubt-
eddy righteous one. for in the intent to
commit crime is the essence Of guilt
But the question is one that cannot be
considered as fully determined by the
legal cision rendered in Kansas.
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20
SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1895.
/ cLEvELAND's LETTER.

President Cleveland's letter on the sill
var question in answer to the citizens OF
Chicago is the first bold pronounce
ment upon what is bound to be the is
sue, by any party leader. The letter is
clear, unequivocal and bold, Thoroughly
characteristic OF the man. No matter
what ones opinion upon the question
may be, he should be pleased to see the
issue thus boldly brought out. The
currency question will displace every
other question in the immediate future.
The silver advocates are determined to
press the matter to final decision.
They have an immense advantage in
the contest from the fact that they know
Just what they want. They have ormu
lated their request, and are prepared to
stand by it. They want the free coin
age of silver at the ratio Of Is to l.
While they are united, their opponents
are divided, favoring anything from the
absolute disuse of silver as money, to
universal bimetalism.
Again, the silver people are for silver
first, and for party success second. With
them the lines of Democracy and Re-
publicanism are obliterated, and silver
made the single rallying cry. Their OPP
ponents still remain Democrats and Re-
publicans.
The difficulties of the past two years
also lends strength to Their contention.
It is to convince voters now that some
thing is wrong. It is easy to convince
them that the tariff is not the cause, and
the only other matter claiming their at
tention is the silver question.
The silverltes start with the support
of the Western States. No time or ar
guxept is needed to keep those states in
line. Consequently, they can reserve
their energy for other sections. They
possess, also, q great advantage ~ the
fact that both the old parties contain
strong silver elements, and Consequently,
the organization Of neither party can be
used to fight silver.
With these great advantages silver is
daily gaining ground, both in this coun-
try and in Europe.
1t would be we'll for this country it ell
it's leaders possessed the courage and
frankness Of Grover Cleveland. The Re-
publican leaders are studiously avoiding
the question. Mr.. Mckinley continues
to make tariff speeches, although he
knows that that question is decided for
two years, at least. He has undoubtedly
heard about the silver agitation. Some
OF mis- admirers would undoubtedly like
to hear from HIM on that question. The
dodge in politics will be unpopular in
the future. Leaders in all countries re-
alize this, and are declaring themselves
upon the money question.
The recent speech Of Mr.. Balfour has
benefited the cause Of silver to such an
extent az to make it q world question.
Should the Conservatives be successful
st the next general election in England,
and Mr.. Balfour become premier, there
Is no telling what England's action 90 on
the silver question viii be. Engtand's
stand ID pivotal. She is the banker OF
the world, and il she decides in favor g
silver, the course Of this country will be
plain. Universal bimetaliam would BE-
safe az least, while an attempt By th this
country alone TO rehabi litate silver
rs "a ;avha Va i1laakk The
The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

part Of the United Htates or Canada. TO any
ether part Of the world the postage will be $l.c0
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= : - II
question is whether the Minnesota Uni,
versity is to continue it's phenomenal
growth until it has outstripped all state
institutions or cease it's grosth out Of
sheer lack of funds to accommodate
those who seek entrance. In this appro-
priation to the University the abominable
practice of consulting class and local in
forests crept out. The farmer vote was
truckled to in this appropriation. The
entire amount asked for the agricultural
college was granted but the money asked
for the general college and other depart
ments was only partially granted. 1t is
not hard to understand how this is done.
We would advise the farmers to look into
the record IF those leg-pullers who are
g .ntinually talking about the farmers.
They do no good to the state but an in
finite amount of harm in creating discord
between the people Of the state. The
men who attack the University as a rich
mans institution knowing when they do
so that they are speaking an untruth
are guilty Of objectionable offenses. But
it is with pleasure that we say that there
are but few in the present legislature
who employ such despicable means of
keeping themselves in power. 1t is an
insult to the intelligence Of the farming
class to assume that the farmers can
thus be cajoled.