San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-25

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Mr.. ID. S. Irons, of Boerne, was in the
city yesterday upon railroad business.
Judge Wurzbach handed in his an
nual report Of the county schools TINS
morning.
Between Centre Point and Bandera,
great forest trees were leveled and
broken by Fridays gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is. Perkins, OF Sims
port, La, are looking ut the various
points OF interest in the city.
Rev. Father Louis Genolin Of San
Fernando cathedral to-day celebrated
the day of his patron st. Louis.
Mrs. Hackett, wife of the Rev. j.
Hackett, Is confined TO her room with
bad attack Of intermittent fever.
Yesterdays storm was not felt at
Locke Hill, and, outside the city, 1t did
no damage in the southern districts.
Mr.. G. A. Qnerler has retured from
Kerrville, and Mrs. Duerler and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie, have returned with him.
Passengers from Laredo report an
outbreak Of smallpox in that city, and
that child died yesterday from the viz
u!ent disease.
"A politician standing on the corner
OF Commerce street and Main plaza yes
terday afternoon, had all the brass blown
of his base by the squall.
Mr.. c. w. Clawson, who was so
badly burned few days ago, is doing
well, and though somewhat distigured,
expects to be out tomorrow.
Information Of the death Of Mrs.
nf | rpQnhan
city this morning. The deceased was an
estimable lady, we'll known here.
-Messrs. w. Kilbinger and }. Bell
went hunting yesterday on the Boerne
road, and found a good supply ofplover.
They bsgged 30 in very short time.
kilograms from Waco say that Col.
A. Belknap, of San Antonio, and o. i.
Lyon, Of Sherman, are mentioned AS
probable republican candidates for gov
ernOr.
The gold watch found on SOledad
street, proves to be the Christmas pres
ent of the baker, Mr.. Richter, who
dropped it while delivering bread from
his cart.
"A man was badly beaten at saloon
near George Schroeder's store last night
and had TO be carried home. No arrests
were made and the affair was hushed up
from the police.
The workmen on Maj. Cresson's
house on Government hill, and team
ster with load of nails, were slightly
shocked by the flash of lightning during
yesterdays storm.
"A little row occurred between an
American and Chinaman on West
Commerce street last night over a
small matter of the price of supper.
The American paid So for his supper TO
the recorder this morning.
Two boys found trunk near Henry
Pauly's residence this morning that had
evidently been broken open and plum
dered, but there was no evidence to
show to whom ii belonged.
Mr.. Fred Kantzer has returned from
Columbus. where he was called by the
sudden death of his father from cOnges-
ton of the brain. Fred has the sym
patty of many San AntoniaDs in his be-
reavement.
Jack yarmouth laid his coat aside
yesterday, and went to work on the new
opera house building. When he wanted
it again he found that his pOcket-bOOk
containing few dollars and some pa
pers nau gone missing.
-Thos. Webb, alias Webster, alias
Case, a negro, who was arrested yester-
day by the police, has been turned over
to the state, an old Indictment having
been found against him for assault with
intent to kill and murder.
During the storm yesterday, Nato
Villareal's horse, "Sleepy Frank" and
buggy, which was standing on the
Alamo plaza, was lifted up and deposit
ted On Hugo & Schmeltzer's dray, but
no material damage was done.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tips were near Mayor
Callaghan's ranch yesterday when the
storm came over San Antonio. There
was no rain and all was sunshine where
they were, but they saw two clouds meet
directly over the city and then saw both
suddenly drop greatly disturbed.