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The Irish standard., 1896-05-02

alone" said the surgeon. "For when I
endeavored to bring her to and was
sponging her face and head to discover
her injuries her color came off! She
was q white woman, stained and dis
guised as a mulatto."
For An instant Brant's heart sank.
1t was Miss Faulkner.
ibid you recognize herr" he said,
glancing from the one to the other.
Had you seen her here before?"
"No, sir" replied the Mid-de-camp.
~But she seemed to be quite a superior
woman lady, should say"
Brant breathed more freely. "Where
is she now?" he asked.
. "In the guardhouse. We thought it
better not to bring her into the hos
tpital among the men, until we had your
orders"
'lou have done well, returned Brant
:gravely. "And you will keep this to
yourselves for the present, but see that
she is brought here quietly and with as
little publicity as possible. Put her in
my room above, which give up to her,
and any necessary attendant. But you
will look carefully after her, DOCTOR"
he turned to the surgeon, "apd when
she RECEIVERS consciousness let me
Know"
He moved away. Although attaching
little importance to the mysterious
1ncssage-whether sent by Miss Faulk-
;ner or enanating from the stranger
herself-which he had reasoned was
'bnsed only upon knowledge of the
original plan of nttack--he never
theless quickly dispatched small
scouting party in the direction from
which the attack might come, with
orders TO fall back and report at once.
With a certain half irony of recollec-
company the party Us a volunteer. This
done he returned to the gallery. The
surgeon met him at the door. ''The in
dications Of conclusion are passing
away" he said, "but she seems to be
suffering from the exhaustion follow
ing some great nervous excitement.
b You may go in--she may rally from it
/. any moment.
u With the artificial step and mystic
J ,rious hush of the ordinary visitor to a
sickbed, Brant entered the room. But
some instinct greater than this COM
mon expression of humanity held him
suddenly in awe. The room seemed no
longer hist had slipped back into
that austere conventual privacy which
had Arst impressed him. Yet he hesi-
tated; another strange suggestion-it
n1> %
oyercame him like some lingering per-
fu1ne, faint, far of md pathetic, in its
\ dying familiarity. He turned his eyes
almost timidly towards the bed, The
coyerlet was drawn up near the threat
Of the figure toreplace the striped cot
ton gown, stained with blood and dust,
which had been hurriedly torn off md
thrown aside. The pale face cleansed
of blood and Disgusting color. the long
hair still damp from the surgeons
sponge lay RICHLY back on the pillow.
Suddenly this man Of iron nerves ut
tered q faint cry. and with q face o.
white as the upturned enc before him.
fell on his knees beside the bed. For
\ the face that lay there was his Wife's. .
s5 yf Yes! hers. But the beautiful hair
! she had 5gloried the hair thai
jn hia youth he had thought had once
1 fallen like i bened ion on his shopl-
(; ~: strealed with gray along.
fjie blue vained holi owa off tho temples:
orbits sofF Hose clear ban cath
heir delicate szched flbrsyvvg.is we're
IS - 81 M fering; ONLY THE
81 sS,it fas N,
The Irish standard., 1896-05-02

liberty and our native land Nv eIaust defy
all foreign government s.s siss and geffete
monarchies and desire to go upon the
record. str. as 4 patriot wi HI blood shed
on my country 81 alta ''3
The editor applauded the svalnrs OF the
visitor, told him there were hundfedsahkel
him and took the comm nieat ion under
adylsement. where TT still xs ia
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CHAPTER VII.

Z 1850 - ..CHAPIER VII.
Not word was exchanged till they
had reached the lower landing and
Brant's private room. Dismi*'~.' ng his
subaltern and orderly with sign
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Grover Cleveland aud Secretary
Olney have in mind to enlarge the
Bureau of American republics and
push explorations into South
America and try and enlarge our
commerce there. II they would
enlarge the bureau of United States
Industries, take off the premium
paid to the pauper labor Of Europe,
engineer some way Of meeting the
national expenses without over
whelming the country in debt, they
would deserve more thanks than
they will ever derive from the
schemes OF South American ex-
tension that are the substance of
their dreams. They have work at
home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

The unbeaten oil Of pure re-
publicsnism and the waters Of a
troubled democracy cannot mix.
1t was Teller's mistake, misled by
the southern conspirators in the
United States senate, to suppose
that they could. The denuncia-
tions Of republicans at Chicago
have made his right ear Jingle.
1t is hard for the political leopard
to change his spots, and about as
hard fer the political leper to
cleanse himself. The white
scales are not easily removed from
the flesh.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

The most convincing argument
that could be at present used
against the positions Of modern
spiritualism is that Thomas Jeffer-
son has not resppeared to smite
Altgeld with terror for prostitu-
ting his name and his principles
and his teaching in the manner
that he has. Such perversion Of
idea and policy would make old
Rip Van Wrinkle wake with a start
from his sleep.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

After the campaign is over and
the issues balanced it will be in
order for new dictionary maker
to arise and re-define the word
democrat. However defined it
will remain a small nondescript,
with white dust on its wings that
crawls backwards. Will it develop
into 9 golden beetle? This is the
political conundrum OF the next
presidential period.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13
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Brokers and jewelers.
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Last week demonstrated to the
satisfaction Of Hill, Fellows, Rus.
sci & Co., that there is nothing Of
which a democratic majority is in
capable, when it comes to the alb.
solute pinch. Such display Of
the power Of majority is not
often seen, but it cannot be said to
have been unduly exercised. Had
the positions been reversed would
the Hillites have been more lem
lent?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13
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Of property, real and personal, for
the fiscal year commencing June
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

There is no doubt that there was
a grim satisfaction in the mind of
David B. Hill in listening to the
manner in which he was at times
contrasted with Grover Cleveland.
There was nothing in the COMPARE.
sons that should in the least dis
gruntle the New York senator.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Both events came off last week,
the Henley races aud the Chicago
convention, and in both the Amer
leans got the worst of it. Yale's
crew were taken out in fainting
condition, but the faint will not
come to the free silver fellows I'M
til after the NOvem Der elections.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Since God was so importu ned to
be put into the constitution OF the
country, there has been no per-
ceptible diminution of the num-
Der of churches struck by light.
ming, nor Of gospel tents blown
down. There is something loose
in the connection between religi-
Gus cause and effect.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

1t is not comfortable to reflect
that the Carter of the republican
campaign management four years
ago Is the Carter that secedes to
the democratic silverites this
campaign. But it is not out Of
place to remark that Carter was a
failure then and may not succeed
any better now.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

England and the continent Of
Europe seem to be standing still to
see what is going to happen in the
United States. England will find
that the common sense Of the peo-
pie is one thing and the uncom.
mon sense Of the silver leaders oil
the democratic and populist
parties another thing.
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CITY CIRCULATION NOTICE.

Mr.. Dan. C. Bitter from date, has
been given entire charge Of the City
circulation of the Daily and Sunday
Light, and will deliver papers to sub
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the office.
Mr.. Joseph Ball has been engaged
as his assistant and is authorized to
receive subscriptions and collect for
same.
T. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio Light.
San Antonio, Texas, May 8, 1896.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

There would be little hope for this
country If the masses of the plain
middle class were no more gifted
with common sense and political
honesty than the political leaders
who at times arise as blind leaders
Of the blind, to guide their follow
ers into the wayside bitches.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

The women suffragists at Chica-
go claim that they were there not
for recognition on the platform or
in it, but simply to have good
time and to please their suffrage
leader. The knowing ones Of
them understand that there is
nothing in that line on the demo-
cratic salYer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Texas knows what she has in
store in the future. Will her gold
standard men sit down quietly and
let the DEGREES of Chicago be car
ried into effect, or will they recip-
rocate the good offices of the repub-
licans few years ago, and turn
over to them their ballots in
November?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Will the time also come ia the
history OF David B. Hill in which
it shall be said that the faithful
among the national democracy
love him for the enemies he has
made among his own people?
There are indications that history
may 60 over its own trail here
abouts, as it has done.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

David B. Hill has sacrificed him
self on one occasion too many in
his attempt to save the democracy.
On this occasion the attempt was
not only failure, but it was not
appreciated.
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a receipt.
Z. B. JOHNSON, Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

The rains have fallen upon this
democratic territory. while the fire
has been scorching the party In
Chicago. These rains will insure
good cotton crop, and the election
OF Mckinley will insure the farm
ers being paid in undeprecisted
money for their white staple.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

the sound money goose. Calves
ton may be slow, but she is sound.
The old Gal is not usually caught
In a free silver filtration with
giddy Miss White.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Houston and Galveston are not
noted for seeing eye to eye as DEM
ocratic bretheren, and in this
silver discussion they are in the
same old boat. One on one side
Of the range and the other feminist,
but when 1t comes to voting there
is in Texas party glue sufficient to
stick both.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Cotton used of old to be king Of
the south, but it is another white
sovereign that now rises to claim
the scepter. Will there be any
parallelism between the passing Of
this last and the first? 1t Is some
what singular that the new de-
parture In which both are involved
started in the south. Will 1t be
the destruction Of southern supre-
macy in the democratic party for
years, as was formerly the result.
These be hard questions, and only
the years to come can tell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

There is no doubt that the Texas
delegates to the Chicago conven-
ton last week were very obedient
to the powers that be. Verify they
shall have their reward when the
pie is carved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

There is not much division of
sentiment on the money question
down at Galveston, and the demo-
Gratis Of that city are strictly on
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13
DEMOCRATIC OPPORTUNITY.

| hO eOhOSioeiS poAsy " sA>
United States has come to the
parting of the ways. History is
only repeating itself. The con-
vention at Chicago is the conven-
tion OF 1860 over again, with a
difference. Then it was a contest
for the encroachment Of slavery in
to the 'territories. Upon this ques-
ton the national democracy
divided and, thus split up, as
many different tickets were put
before the people as represented
these different ideas OF the proper
method of dealing with the slave
question. The permsnency OF the
union was at stake, but it cut no
figure In the determination Of each
faction to stand by its peculiar
ideas Of national policy. Now the
democracy is hopelessly divided
upon question that as fatally as.
sails the credit of the nation as
the old one did its existence.
What will the democracy do?
Will they repeat the program Of
1860? Will they divide the split
into factions, or will the best Of
them throw their weight and in
fluence into the scale Of republican
ism and insure the success of the
party pledged upon its record, up
on its platform, and by it's candi-
dates to maintain inviolate the
integrity of the government and
redeem all its financial promises,
thus preserving the national cred
it and establishing the national
honor? Will patriotism prevail
over party, or will party triumph
over principles and dethrone
them? Do the sound money
democrats, who virtually shook off
the dust Of the free silver conven-
ton from their feet last week in
testimony against its work
do these men intend to
create q division in the
ranks of the sound money,
men Of the country by holding
another convention and putting
out another candidate? If so is it
not proof positive that even with
them the national credit stands
for less than the party name. The
situation is one OF imminent peril
for the country. AS In 1860 so now,
there should be a union of all
patriotic elements Of all parties
and factions who would uphold
the national credit abroad and the
national honor at home. This is a
time when party should sink out Of
sight and country be in the
ascendant. Many of the strong
est journals of the east, such
as the Philadelphia Times
and the Brooklyn Eagle open
ly declare war on the
Chicago iniquity. Will they
counsel a patriotic union Of
all their following under the
Banner Of sound money and true
Americanism, as announced one
month ago at st. Louis, with Nc
Kinley as their standard bearer, or
will they counsel another conven.
ton and a split among the sound
money men? viii they allow the
silverites of all classes to set them
stronger example of devotion to
fad, than themselves show to
great national principle? 1t is
little too early to answer these
questions, but the indications are
that the sound money democrats
Of the country incline to divide and
suffer defeat, rather than unite and
conquer under the banner OF re-
publicanism.
The rains have fallen upon this
democratic territory, while the fire
has been scorching the party In
Chicago. These rains will insure q
good cotton crop, and the election
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This week for a rest from the
worries of a convention, and then
the populists will tackle the
patience and long-suffering Of the
American people. One is moved
to exolaim how long, oh Lord
how long! When will this perpet-
usl WEAKNESS to the political flesh
come to an end?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-13

Teller seems te have been lost In
the shuttle at Chicago. VIII he
lose himself at st. Louis also. He
must see that with two silver
tickets in the field there is no
chance for the success OF the'white
metal fellows. Has he patriotism
enough Of his sort to take 9 back
seat and see If the Chicago ma
chine can grind out majority, or
will he dip into the troubled
waters?
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DROBNE ZPRAyY.

y V South Dakot6 podala zadost
"a inkorporaci Dakota Pacific rail.
road, ktera provozovati bude dopra
WI Rapid City do Sioux City,
kfizovati bude feku u Chamberlain
a mfr bude pobocky Pratt County
do Pierre Chamberlain do Huron.
Kapital zaklaini pact Sc ma $4,000
"a mill, cili dhrnem ma 100000.
Reditel6 iednoho 2 neivetsfch
departmentnfch obchodd v Chicagu
telegrafovali We stfedu p. Bryanovi,
nshizejice mu rocui plat s25, 1000 "a
fizeni jich pravnich zalezitosti. Pan
Bryan dosud neodpovedel.
milwaukee Journal" navrhuje
gen. Edw. s. Bragga Wisconsin,
"a ministrs valky McKinleyove
kabinetu.
e w. Lamley, mattel ren6e
pfi fece Pierre, ). d., zobil orla, KITE.
ry mefil Z stop 3 palce 3 rczpjatyma
kfidloma. Orel obofil se ma tele,
kter6 chranila matka a Lumley ma
skytl Sc k tomp postfelil orla dfiv,
nezli tele bylo poran6no. 0rel vrhl
se ns Lumleye, kteremu teprve po
tuLem zarase podsfilo Sc orla kol-
bon pusky utlouci. V tamejsfm
okolf 10 pry takov5ch ptakd.poberta
vice.
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McKin|es.5ASo|en! !
zadl,. %hybnosti! !
V6tsina elektoralni 10
kol 100 HAST.

Aby 81 ssslaly dhsleInfmi, po
kndoysiy dsmokfs,ioss ds.opisy '
islbs n slsma ! po yolba. Iiejh
World IIstald Iei,s We atsftss cd
polsjne ptohlaapsal jistoIistd iso
lent Ijryaas a, jidA hfosll, H. prt
m Iid media piiprssit . rssleaient
vittr.,sL Wax yieobny dalai
,prAyy posyrsoysly dim dale tim
vice rpfAyy nejpfse dosId, d! IA 40
pa,rnd vyjimky q osstddiio So, 10
Mckinley swollen Iest sttiinoa as
tssovoo, jasou ma potitaly prasdo
mlnyne republikhnskd list5.
Podfobnsjifmi rpriysmi rjiiitno,
H. yt,iina repnhIikAnskSeh ro'lan.
20 kongre-u nebade TAX selsh, jak
podhtkem 40 m To mtlo \ ia vet.
alma v senate j. pochy bnou, nebor
ntkolik staih, jes daily vetainu pro
Mckioleyho cd nlchi 80 odekA
yalo, le rsolily tds y6tsiny rep. do
snsmu stAtnibo, nespInilo 80 tot,
o6ekAyAni q iak 40 podobb, bade
scna, rord6len ma polovici, ba
moino, 10 bude republikAnhm chg.
b6ti jeden hlas do ,ttsiny.
V nisledujtcim podavAme vSsle
dek volby presidentskd die stAth,
jak znAm 10 dncs nam:
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A. HfssAsM w srAfou n. LIsropAou 1895

Co tof gfesa se tfte. 10, poL al ~
ip no Issi, ,voleno bYlo 20i fepebli-
kknh . igi dsmoktsihs 10 popslisth
q nend isltch . hkslsdkem tnbo beds
MuKlalsY ~ sehon mtli htmovnu
. plevAiooa ssiilnou feyahlikAo.
skoe. v seokiu demokfslh popnli
dy budoa mili dohtpmsdy al ~.
iovici hiash,
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obsloufii obfoJaIe plakoyaiss, s,e.
~ vijtl 80 nuosna sylkh6out fsvol
solsef Nhslsdsem tobo 80 celia
smstss fosbtbIa Celf sylsv spa
sobil snatnt fotaiIeni, sle ,stoen
nebJl nikdo.
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