The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-27
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Preaching on Main plaza tonight at hall
past seven.
The circus destroyed the prospects OF the
debating society's meeting last night.
C. G. Vogel, proprietor of the Boerne Land
Register, was in the city last evening.
lanes M. Reed and Rosine Leineweber
were married by Justice Anton Adam yester-
day.
| "A permit has been issued for the burial OF
Robert Lamb, aged 80, colored man whose
death occurred yesterday.
Mr.. Doris, of the firm Of Batcheller x
Doris, presented Tom Howard with hand
some watch and chain.
Lieut.. Bulls went to Austin yesterday on
business, and expects to return to his post IN
Indian territory in few days.
There will be an important meeting OF
the British association at Strives hall to-
night, and all members should be present.
Bryan Callaghan Esq, purchased the
prize Durham bull at the Austin far yes'er.
day. The bulls name is Hancock; very good
name for bull.
Major Hinkle is the recipient of hand
some diamond ring as a testimony OF respect
from several prominent wool growers and
and merchants.
"A change of venue is to be taken to this
district in the case of John Tumlinson' now
under arrest in Atascosa county for completely
in the Attic homicide.
Outfits have been purchased for use in
constructing the proposed railroad from here
to Dramas Bay, a distance of I25 miles and
work will be begun in few days.
u. c. Howard, contractor, who has just
finished work on the Sunset extension at
Eagles Nest, has gone to Eagle Pass to work
a contract on the Pecos and Rio Grande rail-
way.
The total receipts of the circus were
S1o,463.5o. On the first day of exhibition
SII,I2o5o were received; on the second
S., 343. More than 5000 spectators were
present the first night.
Compliant is made that large part Of
the menagerie at Batcheller & Doris circus
was moved at such an early hour last evening
that many persons who attended the ring per-
formances were deprived of sight Of the ami
mails.
Berry Buckalew, who escaped from Gus
tody while charged with stage robbery, has
been re-captured by U. S. Marshall Gosling's
deputies, at the head of the Sabinal, In
Uvalde county. His brother Jim is in Jail
here now, charged with the same ofense.
Eugene Dietrich swore that Charles Koe
MIG and F. Schuhardt had threatened to in.
lict serious injury on him but he failed to
appear this morning when Justice Adam was
ready to make an investigation into the cir
cumstances surrounding the suppositious diff
fculty and therefore the complaint was dis
missed and he was charged the costs which had
accrued.
In consideration of the payment of all
taxes dne on Edward Braden's property with
in the city, Mayor French, acting for the city,
this morning re-conveyed to Mr.. Braden 6
lots at the southeast corner OF Romano and
third sts., five lots fronting on Gonzales ST.,
two fronting on market St, one fronting on
Pecan st., one between west 5th and west 9th,
south 9Th and south 9th sts., and one near the
government depot.
The funniest thing we have heard during
the canvass is one of our leading Hancock
politicians appealing to an ex-confederate
to vote for Hancock out ofrespect for his con-
federate love. Hancock friend of confeder-
ates Why, he had Capt. Oaks, of McLel-
land county, commissioned as Yankee off,
Ger "because he killed one of d. S. Of BIS
before he left Texas" Oaks murdered
confederate enrolling officer and Hancock
considered it entitled him to commission in
the army. Hancock a friend to the old con-
fed. soldiers in horn