The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-14
LOCAL DOTS.


-Awarm day.
-"Spread the Light"
The river is very full Of snakes just now.
The Mexican National is reported $50
miles into Mexico.
The Express stands our old friend Jas.
Duffy on his head.
Dean Richardson is contemplating trip
into Mexico by rail.
Capt. Bader carried his left eye in sling
yesterdays bee did it.
The scholars of the Jewish sabbath school
are enjoying picnic to-day.
NO doubt the decline in wool is due to
threatened revision of tariff.
BY error, the name of J. Wilkes appeared
in the recorders list yesterday.
The 4th of July is now put down as the
day of adjournment of congress.
w. G. Butler, of Karnes, the we'll known
stockman, is guest at the Hord.
The ending of the Schreiner assault case
is generally thought to be unsatisfactory.
Oscar Wilde is to address the San Anto-
MO Literary and Debating Society on art.
The train on which ex-Marshal Russell
left Washington was wrecked, but he was mol
hurt.
Judge Epson got as near home as St.
Louis the other day. No explanation is given
Of his trip.
1T is stated upon good ground that Oscar
Wilde will visit San Antonio shortly, but there
are some doubts upon the point.
"A man with float drove into DR., Herf'
buggy this morning, while it was standing on
Main street, doing it much injury.
Herman Rabitschon has taken out per-
nit for the erection of lumber dwelling IL
x24 on the east side of Austin street.
Once that the tariff is reduced to revenue
basis, as desired by Mr., Epson, then protec-
ton as to all raw material is at an end.
The policeman who was the hero Of the dog
chase yesterday, killed another dog this morn
ing. Its head was badly eaten by worms.
Postmaster Manning is reported as among
the arrivals at Washington on tho 10th. So
he must have got part way home and returned
again.
In Justice Adams court, to-day, Mr.. J.
G.. Murray, obtained a verdict for $3.50
against l. & G. N. r. X. for damage done to
cattle.
There were eight cases before Recorder
Anderson this morning, six Of which were for
being drunk. Fines to amount $45 were i'm
posed.
"A Washington dispatch puts Reagan
down as possible candidate tor governor.
Jno. Ireland will have opposition yet Mark
our prediction.
Licenses were issued this morning for the
marriage of w. G. Kerley to Matte Van
Cleve Phillips. and of Domingo Guerro and
MERGED Hernandez.
The signal station reports height Of ba-
rom"ter at this place, 20 "a Thermometer. 70.
rising barometer; barometer, 1000; thermom'
eter, Sc.
The hack case, yesterday tried by jury,re
suited in the imposition of a five dollar fine.
Two cases tried by the Recorder Anderson
this morning ended in the infection of the
same penalty.
"A. McElroy. of Washington, Pa, accom-
panied by Mr.. Cundall, OF the same city, have
arrived at the Hord hotel. Their business is
to dispose of Mr.. Mcklroys deceased broth
er's sheep interests in this state.
i. GUNNER, the handsome book-keeper at
Schran's, had rough and tumble with
Rafael Moke in the Main plaza. He SUISSE
quently had Moke arrested for threats, but it
is supposed the matter will end in fasco,
The committee for framing the constitu-
ton and bylaws of the English association
met last evening in Mr.. Hollands store, the
president, Mr.. w. Holland, occupying the
chair, and Mr.. A. II. J. Barbour acting as Sec
rotary to the committee.
THE Austin Statesman prints bexeeshiRg
appeal to Jno. Ireland to accept the challenge
to meet Gen. Weaver at Gainesville on the 4th
of July. The Statesman is almost fearful, it
says:
ale should 60 to Gainesville, and meeting
Gen. Weaver on the threshold. should battle
the false doctrines which he has been employ