The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-13
LOCAL DOTS.

LOCAL DOTS.
Tom Hughes is better to-day.
Willie Walker, lunatic, is missing from
the poor house.
Another man was fined $25 this morning
for carrying pistol.
The "Jack Rabbit is printed in the
same Office with the Catholic Star.
There will be a meeting called of the
county republican executive committee.
Jack Harris repudiates connection with
the Jack Rabbit, and SO does Sim Hart.
Col. Oglesby's portrait and biography
adorns the current number Of the Police News.
Ten cases were before the recorder this
morning. and fines amounting to sos i'm
posed.
Carol A. Hassel was married last night to
Mary L. Thompson, at the Office of Justice
Adam.
Louis Buesche was fined ST. for using in
decent language near public school on the
Salado.
The lower story of the court house has
been very dull since the misdemeanor docket
went up stairs.
Frank w. Johnson and party of friends
yesterday went to the mission Conception and
located the grass fight.
e. Armand has taken out permit for the
erection of a lumber dwelling 3ox3o on the
north side of San Fernando street.
Preliminary meetings of the democratic
wire.pullers are in season. Delegates to the
county convention are being Matched.
w. d. Kelley was arrested yesterday for
running a wagon without license, but as he
paid the license the case was dismissed.
The scholastic population returns publish
ed is simply for the outside of the city limits.
The grand total should be 1926, not 1880.
Now is good time to pass around Pc
tition for the postoffice; the candidates for
county Offices are SO numerous and obliging.
The signal station reports height of ba-
rometer at this place, 20 81 thermometer, II;
Indianola, barometer, 29.S9, thermometer, 81.
The case of G.. ]. Murray VS.. I. & G. N.
Ry., suit for damages, SIG, on account of in
jury to stock, is on trial in Justice Adams
court.
Considerable excitement was created yes
terday by the disappearance of Martin Culver
seven-year-old son, but We understand he was
subsequently found.
"A meeting for the revision of the B. B. A..
constitution and bylaws will be held at the
residence Of Mr.. H. Ryder-Taylor, I6 Kings
bury street, on Wednesday night, at O'Clock.
The receipts from the Volksfest amounted
to $4,343. IS gate money, and 81. IoI for rent
of stalls; total $s,44I.35. The committee find
no difficulty in returning sums loaned by bust
ness people.
Capt. Locke is receiving general sigma
ture to his post Office petition. The Capt.
tells them as Newcomb and Huston couldn't
get it he thought he might try, which Of course
he has perfect right to do.
The trial of misdemeanor cases in the
The abolishing of the county court simply
shoulders to Judge Noonan's.
Mr. Fred Cooke took occasion to pay a
glowing compliment to our German citizens
during his remarks in SIS misdemeanor case
this morning. How mellow and ripe our can
didates are getting as the election draws nigh.
Capt. Locke is passing about petition
for signature asking his appointment to the
postoffice. If the Captain will come in and
see us we will give him few hints as to the
best methods of securing well-signed petit
ton.
MIR. Jonas says there was no disturbance of
any kind at his garden Sunday. The trouble
occurred out in the street, over which he has
no CONTROL He wishes it distinctly understood
he will not allow any row or fighting in his
garden.
Several parties have visited the LIGHT Of
fee to inquire if we printed the slack Rab-
Bit" To save further trouble on the part of
inquirers, we will say-we do not print it,
publish it, edit it, or have anything to do with
it, in any manner, shape or form.
The hack drivers cases are being disposed
of. One was tried by a jury this morning and
fined S.. Another will be tried in the same
manner this afternoon, and the other two
cases will be disposed Of Tomorrow. In the
convicted notice Of appeal is given.
Our correspondent "Hopwood," will ex-
cuse us for not publishing his communication,
because if we did SO we should be compelled
to criticise it with severity. The attack upon
Judge Siemering we consider unjust and con-
tanning WORE Objectionable vituperation and
abuse than that complained of.
There was a swearing case in the district
court this morning. young man named
Buesche Wasarraig ned for swearing in the pres