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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Prezydent Cleveland W ore
dziu SVEN rocznem, pomiedzy
innemi, mowi tez o powstaniu
ma wyspie Kubie, cd dwoch go.
ra lat trwajacem. aarz1..r
TIE krwawe zapasy ma Kubie
trwaja "a dlugo i kazdy re
wzgled6w czysto ludzkich zyczy
sobie, ably koniec i tame i'm po,
lozyc, TEN wiecej zycza sobie te,
go obywatele tel rzeczypospoli.
tel, kt6rzy powodu tel walk
miiiony potracili.
1 kazdy to przyzna, re ma ho-
ryzoncie pOlitycznym ukazuja sic
jakoby chmury W lonie SVEN
gromy i zniszczenie niosace -
gdyz wojna z Hiszpania - do
kt6rej przyjsc moze, czy ia wy
powie Rad amerykahski, czy tez
Hiszpania, pociagnac moze "a so.
ba rozmaite komplikacye z Eu.
ropa. Ale oredzla widzimy,
ze Rad wcale ME zamyka 6cz,
aby tel chmury ME dojrzec -
ze spelnia swoj Obowiazek -
chociaz zbliza sic koniec urzedo-
wanna obecnego prezydenta. u
oredzia przekonac sic moze kaz-
dy, ze p. Cleveland, jesli ukaze
sic konieczna pOtrzeba tame po.
lozyG tym zapasom krwawym,
bezwarunkowo krok stanowczy
zrobi.
Albowiem Rad hiszpa1ski ME
moze stlumic powstania - O..
kazuje sic, ze pred rokiem Hi
szpania miala lepsze niz teraz
widoki, De pred rokiem jeszcze
myslano, il dumna ia monarchia
zatrzyma5 zdola w SVEN posia
daniu to nperls"s = Jak Kube
naZwano.
Ale te nadzieje nikna 2 kaz.
dym dniem i bystrzy spostrze.
gacze cala stanOwczoscia utrzy.
muja, ze HIszpania Tychiej czy
p6znlej musi uznac niepodle.
glosc Kuby.
Kwestya ma czasie jest - jak
ma sobie postapic Rad Stan6w
Zjednoczonych co ma uczynic,
W razie jesll jasnem bedzie jak
ma dloni, ze Hiszpania Kuby po-
konac ME mozel
Cleveland utrzymuje W SVEN
oredziu, ze Rad nasz powinien
uszanowac prawo wlasnosci pra.
wo polityczne Hiszpanii = do.
p6ty - dop6ki Hiszpania moze i
Jest W stanie ma wyspie tel u.
trzymac sws powage, swe zna'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

jesli Rad nasz przekona sic, IL
wysilki Hiszpanii W kierunku
stlumienia ruchu ma Kubie ten
tylko mice moga rezultat, il sta
ma sic plama W dziejach ludzko-
Sci, ze ciagle pozostana cieza-
rem publicznym i miedzynarodo
wynn, i tylko szkode przynosza-
Gym tel rzeczypospolitej, ze jesli
faktycznie wladza Hiszpanii mad
Kuba zachwiana bedzie, wow
czas Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
stanowczo zazada, ably wojne "a.
ko1czono.
Bedzie Cleveland przy tenn OBJ.
stawal, ze W sprawie kuba1skiej
tylko i ijedynie Rad ameryka1-
ski moze powinien odezwac sic
i do sprawy tel mieszac sic -
aby zadne mocarstwo europej-
skie ME wzmocni}o sic, ably do
wiekszej ME doszlo SHY powagi
przez nabycie Kuby.
w jaki sposob Rad Stan6w
Zjed. wmiesza sic do tel sprawy
kuba1skiej?
Otoz prawdopodobnie wysto
suje do rzadu hiszpa1skiego no.
te, ze ma wojne zako1czyc W o.
znaczonym czasie. P. Cleveland,
widocznie ME chce uznac pow.
sta1c6w "a strone wojujaca -
zrobi wszystko co moze, aby do
wojny ME przyszlo; chce on mo
ralnie" wpiynac na Rad hisz-
pa1ski, ably uznal niepodleglosc
Kuby = jesi ME moze powsta-
MIA stlumlc.
Ale kongres pewnoscia ME
podziela zdania prezydenta - i
pos1owie juz deba-
tuja mad sprawa kuba6ska - i
WHOLESOME juz kilka bardzo o
strych NOW. | kto vie czy o.
statecznie do wojny ME przyj.
dzie; Kongres moze Emusic Rad
do wypowiedzenia wojny Hisz.
panii W obronie uciemiezonych
kubanczyk6w, tembardziej, ze
podczas rozruch6w W Hawanie,
rozbestwieni hiszpanie Inoga
- tam zamiesZka
lych amerykanow.
Il druglej strony ban dzo bye
moze, ze Hlszpania wypowie woj.
ne Stanom lied, gdyz ludno5c
hiszpahska Jest juz bardzo obu
rzona na swoj Rad, ze ME zdo-
lal jeszcze stiumic powstania; i
bardzo bye moze, ze Rad ME
zdoIa oprzec SIC presyi ludnosci,
kt6ra zada ukarania rzeczypos-
politej tel "a udzielanie przytui.
ku pomocy powsta1com. Me.
swiadoma ludnosc hiszpaGska sa.
dzi bowiem, ze statki wojenne
hiszpa6skie j wojsko hiszpa1skie
pobija Stany Zjednoczone W kr6t.
kim przeciagu czasu; zdaje sic
ludnosci iewyksztalconej, ze
Stan. Zjedn. to maly i bezsilny
kraj ] dla tego prze Rad do
czynnej akcyi.
Vice przyjsc moze do zapa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
No. 81.

Yresc; Cleveland - powstancy na Ku-
bic. - Smierc Macei.- Notatki. -Spra-
wa jezyka polskiego W Milwaukee. -
Gdlie ley wilma: - Co pisza inna gaze
ty? z kongresu. Wiktor Hugo o
sprawie polskiej. - Polki - a Sztandar
Wv. Lista nowoprzyjetych czfonk0w.
- Wiadomosci ZSiazkowe. Echa z
obchod0w. - Nowe barwy. = Dewajtis.
- Kronika miejsc"wa. -Sprawy Skar-
mia / ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

wv NJ We" III AhaoN BohiqJ W
tez okreta wojenne amerykahskie
z rozkazu rzadu SO przygotowane
ma wszelka ewentualnosc.
Jak to juz wyzej zaznaczylis.
my, kongres stale W obronie po-
wstancow kubahskich; w senacie
senator Cullom wyglosiI bardzo
ostra bardzo sympatyczna mo.
we.
Kreslac dzieje tel starej a du,
mnej monarchii, senator ow
twierdzil, ze Hiszpania byla po.
sredniczka mordu i tortur W i
mieniu idei chrystyanizmu cd
czasow Ferdynanda i Izabeli-az
do poczatku obecnego stulecia.
w czasie istnienia sw. inkwizycyi
wydano wyrok Ma 81, ,9I2 os6b lub
tez spalono je zywcem na stosie
= a prawle 100000 okrutnie
bezlitosnie ukarano. Ostatnia O.
ofiare spalono zywcem na stosie
w 176Or.
Twierdzi dalej senator 6w, ze
wszystkie prowlncye, ktore sic
odlaczy1y cd Hiszpanii, staly sic
wolnymi szczesliwymi krajami,
podczas gdy ich macierz co raz
nizej upada i podtrzymuje swe
rzady tylko "a pomoca ziota wy.
dartego Kubie i Filipinom; ze
jezeh pierwowzoru pod tym
wzgledem ME bylo - to 60 trze.
ba smia1o odwaznie zrobie -
ze Stan. Zjed. W +. l776 czwar-
tego ipca ME mogly sic oprzec
ma pierwowzorze "a jednak o.
glosi1y swa niepodleglosc zmu-
SHY Anglie do uznanla jej t. d.
Mowy takie j podobne i'm be.
da wyg1aszane W kongresie, kt6-
ry jak wiadomo uznaI juz po-
wstancow "a strone wojujaca, -
ME uznai ich przeciez Rad.
Tymczasem hiszpanie ma Xu-
bic prowadza dalej swe hanie.
bne dzieio spustoszenia mordu.
Strzelaja do bezbronnych lu-
dzi, lub pala ich zywcem W do
mach, gwalca kobiety dziewczy-
ny i niszcza plantacye. Strasz.
ne dzieja sic tam rzeczy.
Wyzszy sad Stsn6w Zjedno-
czonych wydal decyzye, &e wy
syIka amunIcyi i bronI, bez cd.
powiedniej zalogi ludzi ME Jest
ekspedycya woJenna. Wyslano
wlec diva Okrety peine amunicyi
/ broni, kt6rej powsta1cy bardzo
potrzebuja. Okrety opusciiy
port jawnle, a nawet Rad Sta
now ZjednOczonych moze Inn u.
dzielic opIeki, aby hiszpanie ME
mOgll napasc okret6w W drodze.
Rad Centr. u. N. p. wysiaf naste-
pujaca depesZe:
Senior Quecada
CUBAN Legation
Hotel Raleigh,
Washington, ID. g.
We grieve for gallant Msceo's
assassination and heartily sympathiEe
with your struggle for liberty.
Cuba hbrel
ESecutiUe Committee
of the Poi. National alliance of U.S.A.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
NOtatki.

nJunta" otrzymuje re wszystkich
stron telegramy kondolencyjne.
Adres: Senor Queoada, Legation of
Cnba, Hotel Raleigh, Washington, D.
c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Me zwazajmy ma oszozerstwa miota-
ne ma mas ze strony prasy klsrykalnej.
Bsdzmy wyzsi duchem cd niej, bo Gel
many vielki prace przed soba mozoI-
ma, sby Gel ten osiegnae. A oelsm tym
Poasozenie polonii ameryka6skiej pod
sztandar zwiazkOwy, ably wspolnemi 81
iami d1iaaac ma kOrzysc niepodleglosoi
ziem POlskich W Europie.
Mas nigdy ME przyciagniemy wymy-
slaniem, klotniami swarami-a ale plo-
szeniem spokojnem, powaznem ciag-
lem hssel naszych.
Badzmy wyAsi duohem cd przeciw.
nik6w naszych, gaOsmy nssze hasRa
idzmy dslsj Z przebaOzeniem ma ustach
W serOu; - badzmy jednem slOwem
ohrzesoianami.
Iii ssmi upadns, obalamuoeni przsi-
rza i Przebaozymy i'm W imie ucismie-
aOnej ojOzyzny.
Szerzenie umyslnyOh klamstw O.
szozerstw - to broh slabyoh; to znak
bliskiego upadku.
Silny takiej brOni ME potrzebuje.
Piec lat ME uplynie, a oi ks6rzy dzis
Zwiazek zniszczyci zmiazdzyc praQna
- Przyjda do mas prosba pomoc.
Dziwnie sic to jakOs pleOie ma tym
Bozym swieoie.
Klerykalne dzienniki nspadaja ma
pasz organ swiadomie fslsze szerzs,
jskobysmy sprawe niezale4uych popie-
rail-; a organ niezsleznyoh rzuoa sic /
gniewa, ae Zgoda niezaleznyoh ME
PoPierai atakuje nawet osobisois re-
dsktora jsj.
Zwiszek jest orRanizaoya polska,po.
htycznq / celem jego sprAwa narOdoSOa
= praOa mad odrodzeniem PoIski.
Stare nssze przyslowie sprawdsa sie:
- straoh ma wielkie oozy. DEienniki
boviem kler Kalne " ksadym, ktory
ME ohOe sic podds6 ioh vlasoicieIom
vida - niezaleznego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

(Ciag dslSzy ma Stronis 4.tej).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Stare nssze przyssowie sprawdsa sie:
- strsoh ma wielkie oOzy. Dsisnniki
boviem klery kalne " kaAdym, kt6ry
ME chce sic poddac ioh wlasciCisIom
widzs - niezsleznego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Pieo lat ME uPlynie, a ci ks6rzy dzis
zwis1ek zniszczyc i zmiaadzyc pragns
= Przyids do mas prosbs pomoc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

zwisIek jest OrganizaOys pOlsks,po-
Htycznq ! Celem jegO sPrAws narodOsOa
II praOa mad odrodzeniem Polski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17
Cleveland - a powsta1-
cy Ma Kubie.

Prezydent Cleveland W ore
dziu SVEN rocznem, pomiedzy
innemi, m6wi tez powstaniu
ma wyspie Kubie, cd dwoch go.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

silny tskiej brOni ME pOtrzebujs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-17

Szerzenie umyslnych klamstw O.
Szozerstw - to broh slabyoh; to znAk
upadku.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01

praised these men before, but too
much praise can not be given 20
such fine, serviceable men, nor 70
the wisdom of Diaz, who has con-
verified dangerous outlaws into Inc
most efficient peace preservers ana
supporters of the government. Inc
procession took over two hours In
passing the American club, al
though the military was eight
men abreast aud marching In
close order. 1t took even more
time to pass the president In re-
view, and he expressed great pleas
ure in what he saw, as he mignC
we'll do, for certainly the army in
every way made . most creditable
showing.
or course stores were closed and
everything given up to pleasure
and people enjoyed themselves In
the many ways present. The usu-
ally attractive fireworks had to be
postponed owing to rain at night,
but were exhibited on the following
Sunday, and were excellent. The
only thing that marred this occa-
sion was a runaway team, scared
at fireworks, that crippled two per-
sons.
The celebration was indeed q
grand one and we'll worth seeing !;
to Mexicans it Is important as Gre
ating and maintaining q spirit Of
liberty. ID. Ri.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
MEXICO CITY LETTER.
HOW INDEPENDENCE DAY WAS GEL.
EBRATED IN THE CAPITAL.
What the Day Means-The City en- Fete
Crowds on the Streets and in the 70
calo-Ths Presidents Birthday.

Special Correspondence.
City OF Mexico, Sept. 25.-The
September fetes of Mexico, COM
mencing on the night OF the 18th
of Septembe extending through
the 10th and away into the 18th,
are the greatest OF Mexico's many
flestas. This time is to the Next
cans what the Fourth of July is to
America, only it is celebrated with
a heartiness and grandeur that far
exceeds that of even patriotic
America. But there is an added
interest in this celebration. Maybe
it is accidental, but some think it
is by Divine Providence, for on the
first day the honored and much
loved president-Porfirio Diaz-
celebrates his birthday, and then
passed his 6Sth milestone on his
journey through life. Naturally
such an event could not be passed
unnoticed, and the president had
to hold a reception i'm the National
Palace. The rich and great came
to pay compliments and present
presents and the poor came with
congratulations. When the rush
OF the ceremony was over he asked,
"Are there any more waiting"
"No," was the reply, for it was
seen the president was tired and
wanted to go home to rest, and
then added:
"There's only a few peons." "Pe-
ons," echoed the president, "they
are our best friends; bring them
in" They saw and reverenced the
president. He received them
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01

cially invited guests. The cathed-
raj was also Illuminated with
white lights. There was a large
body Of mounted police there to
keep the road fronting the palace
clear. These did their duty well
but did more harm than good, for
as the immense surging crowd
would encroach on this reserved
road the police would ride their
borses on it, and drive the people
hurriedly and excitedly back, oc.
casioning terrible crush on those
behind them. And the crush was
not only awful but dangerous. l
was trying to make my way
through the dense crowd to my
seat in the palace but got there as
they say lawyers go to heaven by
very slow degrees, something like
q one step forward and two steps
backward movement. l got caught
in one Of these brushes and the
crowd seemed to be crushing the
life out of me. Several people were
injured in the crowd, and one
young lady fell not far from me
and was trampled to death. Bet.
ter arrangements could and should
be made for managing such i'm
mense crowds.
AS the clock neared the hour OF
eleven, the hour when in 1910 Hi.
dalgo is said to have given his
famous "El Critic" all eyes were
fixed upon the central tower of the
palace, especially upon an open
window on the first floor that was
surrounded with red, white and
green Illuminated globes. Imme.
diately above this window was
Mexico's Liberty Bell surrounded
by what appeared to be simply 9
radiatsd halo OF white.
Just as the clock struck the
eleventh hour the white IA ale
around Liberty Bell flashed into {
halo Of fire, for IL consisted Of nj
less than 750 incandescent electric
lights. Then the president, at
tired in simple evening dress deco
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at
8 pm. October 2, 1896:
Generally fair tonight and Fri.
day.
WEATHER NOTES.
Cloudy weather prevails over
North Texas, but elsewhere over
the southwestern states, clear
weather prevails and no rain has
fallen during the past "a hours.
The weather is generally warm
er, the temperature rises ranging
from few degrees to about IL de.
grees.
The barometer is highest over
the west gulf states and lowest to
the north of Colorado.
Fair weather prevails over the
entire cotton belt. The tempera-
lures are slightly higher as a rule
than yesterday morning.
LOCAL RECORD.
Maximum temperature yester-
day, 50 degrees.
Minimum temperature in past "a
hours, 80 degrees.
Mean temperature, 20 degrees;
normal, 70.
Temperature at Z q. M, this
date, Ga; sensible temperature 81.
Relative humidity, 90 per cent.
Weather clear and wind blow
ing II miles per hour from the
north.
Weather clear and wind light
from the northeast.
S. B. PFANNER, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
THE SUNDAY LAW.

New Orleans, Oct. 1.-Joseph
Voegtle, proprietor of the COsmOpol'
itan restaurant, appeared in the Su.
preme court yesterday and filed pc,
tition praying that a writ of prohibi-
ton and ceritorari be issued directed
to Joshua G.. Baker, judge of the
Criminal District court and of Robt.
II. Mari, attorney general of the par
ish of Orleans.
Chief Justice Nichols issued the
writ. making it returnable at IL
o'clock Saturday morning.
The petition relates that the infor-
nation filed against Voegtle charged
no offense against any statutes OF
this state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01

rated with a broad, red, white and
green sash, and carrying Mexico's
flag, came to the window attended
by several government officials.
He then rang Liberty Bell" for
the first time in the city, waved
the flag, proclaimed the Ell Critic
and retired. Then pandemonium
reigned, the people yelled them
selves hoarse with crying sylvia
Mexico" fireworks were sent sky.
ward, the church bells changed and
there was an Internal din. Most
OF the crowd separated, going by
the various by-ways to their
homes, but m any remained in the
Zocalo, which at such times is con-
verted into q huge fair, feasting,
listening to the music and enjoy
ing all kinds of fun. L soon re-
turned to the Hotel Europa and
went to bed, but for a long time 1
could hear crowds passing on the
Coliseo Viejo singing patriotic and
ribald songs and yelling sylvia
pl6AlCOs Ihutcu loll dolOOp WIN
that cry ringing in my ears.
l was awoke early next morning
by the booming of cannon and the
violent changing Of the bells varied
the concerted notes of trumpets-
These were saluting the flag which
on that day is raised with especial
honors, and for hours afterward
martial music broke frequently
upon my ear. After going to
breakfast at Mic Wise's restaur-
ant-the the same "old Mic" that
was the restauranteur and hotel
keepsaSS, - San Antonio-proceeded
tcli pfingN erican club to view the
"a s1ightN, for there are two in
q II a ting. The first, when the
s. Ea}pt theRbinet, staff, congress
us STicans-lignity's walk to the
20 dfEhats ge1, secondly, when the
he b)on H,.lns'y procession starts
i'll m Vi .ne eda for the Zocala
M ~. formslly reviewed
i pit.
Is viewed from The
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
ATTEMPTED Incendiarism.

An attempt to set fire to the
business house Of Staffel & Reich,
on East Commerce street was made
a few nights ago by some unknown
party, but the blaze was extin-
guished before any damage was
done. A lady in the neighborhood
saw the fire and gave the alarm to
some people who were passing and
they quickly quenched the flames
with q few buckets full of water.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Light heralds to the suffra-
gists of BeXar county the announce
ment of the Honorable w. A. Wurz-
bach. as candidate for the Office of
Couty Judge, at the ensuing election,
November 3.
Mr.. Wurzbach hardly needs an in
PRODUCTION TO the voters of Bexar
county, for it was by a majority of
their votes which elected him a mem
Der of the Twenty-fourth legislature
with honor to his constituents.
~ VIM. WuTZbach is the oldest son of
the late c. l.. Wurzbacb. who served
from this district, when he served
six years as County Judge of this
county, and also as aNmember of the
state legislature and other positions
of honor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
For Sheriff

L hereby announce myself as an
Independent candidate for the Office
of sheriff of Bexar county at the
coming election. / mean indepen-
dent of all cliques, rings, or COM
binations, and ask the good citf-
zens Of this county to give me
their support, believing can serve
them faithfully and well In the
office OF sheriff.
ENoCH GRIFF JONES.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
CHARGED With Assault.

S. E. Gillet will be tried before
Justice Jones tomorrow on a
charge of assaulting Emma Unruh,
of III Avenue B, on September II.
Gillet wanted to ride through Fritz
Unruh's piece of land on Avenue b
on a bicycle as means of shorten
ing his route, and Unruh objected
to this, which led up to the trouble.
Unruh's wife also took dish in
the argument.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
SHORT SNAPS.

The wind can still blow through
George Walkers whiskers.
The politicians can treat their
friends to circus ticket.
Governor Charley, old boy, will talk
at the Opera house tonight
You will make no mistake in put
ting your silver dollars in real estate.
The Big Indian manipulation has so
far failed to buy up the "plenary''
committee.
The BeXar county silver Democrats
are not anxious to put out straight
county ticket.
The RED Prince" and Little Hen
ry'' are now busy drawing the kinks
out of their legs.
The entertainment at the Grand to-
night for the Cuban cause is worthy
of your patronage.
The Daily Light spreads its rays
today. We grow little slow, but
we grow just the same.
Some of the candidates are trying
hard to boycott the newspapers and
run on the cheap plan.
There are several social scandals in
"high-life" reported that are too loud
for the newspapers to handle.
John Campbell is man of few
words, and while talking for himself
does not talk about other people.
The attempt to fool +. Il. GrothauS
and get him to pull down for the ben
eft of Me and the General" failed.
The reporter who will work for
drinks and free lunches is a dear
appendage to a legitimate newspaper.
If a colored man is good enough for
San Antonio policeman, he ought
to be shining light in the Hogg leg,
islature.
Boycott the newspapers and corrupt
the ballot box by buying the ignor-
ant voter is the game now being
played by the combines.
The two local combines are working
-, AfT r.ir
tickets and the Republicans are still
in the middle-of-the-road.
The Republican who voted for Gus
Houston is displaying lots of gall in
going around trying to get Republic
can candidates not to run.
Some of our colored and Mexican
citizens seem to have lots of business
at the county collectors Office. They
can hardly be paying taxes.
Short Snappers, The GOssipper, Col.
Grice and,the Courthouse Prince We're
among the distinguished guests to see
Jim the Penman" last night.
That Republican is taking his ducks
to poor market when he falls down
under the promise of an appointment
at the hands of the next city admins
tration.
It's not good evidence that a man
has a fat pocket-book because III, oc-
cupies box at the Grand HiS\ fe-
male relatives may take in sewing or
keep a boarding house
That gentleman who refused to f'un
as a Republican because he is look
ing for something in the spring.
stands a good chance of being dishp-
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Thrown Out Of His Cart

Charles Koehler, a dairyman Of
Grand View addition, was thrown
out of his cart in runaway at the
corner of East Commerce and Lite
Oak streets this morning. His
head struck post and he sus-
tanned a scalp wound. The cart
was upset and the milk split.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
Monthly Records.

During the month OF Septem Der
the county clerk issued So mar
riage licenses.
Twenty-one prisoners were placed
in the county Jail the past month.
Sixteen criminal cases and 81
civil cases were filed in Justice
Jones' court during September.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. Cattle 10000
including 1,500 Texans, market steady
to 10 cents higher Texas steers $3.50
a 1915. Sheep receipts 10000, mar
ket steady to strong.