San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-27

| Torres, a. Bruni, lgnaciO CassianO, Eli.
Arnaud, joaquin Guerrero, Ed. Haltom,
| +. j. Bethel, +. n. Sanchez. T.. j. Scott,
Joseph FlOry. J. Coy, b. Obrioti, n.
Mackey, G. GiOrda. A. A. Brown, Pat
Fields, Clemente Garcia, q. Garoni, Bry-
an Callaghan, Antonio Lopez, Julius
Braunagel. j. Runge. w. l.. Smith, =.
Heitgen, II. Fest, Walter Beck, Francis
co Leal, X. Mcdonnell, Lorenzo Baroza
N. Misa. Feliciano Flores, Domingo
Flores, J. Miller. John Withers, ST., Pc
ter Marx, Cosmo Flores, Joe wilkins, l..
de Ollos, Ililario Diaz. Bias. Nillareal,
Domingo SaliZ.
They were instructed to vote for u
straight ticket. The
TwENTY-sIXTH BOILERS
met in Garronl's hall. Alderman Gala
CHER, chairman, and NJ. A. Higgins sec
rotary. There was some very plain
speaking and then a committee were ap-
pointed, who brought in the following
resolution which was unanimously
adopted
whereas, the called primary OF the
26th precinct was held at the place
called, at Villanueva's saloon, and the
preliminary proceedings became so dis
gushing to the majority of the best and
largest portion of the residents of Il hat
precinct, ii was resolved to leave the sa-
loon.
W. II. SNIMs. Chairman,
j. n. GALLAGHER,
NJ A. HIGGINs,
JOSEPH NORM.
NJ. ARMSTRONG"
Resolutions were also adopted ad-
vising the county convention to make
no nominations. But in the
TUrpNrN. ,uVuNTu pp,trS,.r
there WAS considerable trouble. That
was Jose CassianO's ward, and as the
ring had captured precinct 20 by
stratagem, the anti-ringites returned the
compliment with full force. The hall
was crowded with an excited bowling
mob, who made the whole district echo
with the wild shouts. derisive cries and
cheers. Galley Newton called the
meeting to order, or at least tried to do
so, and failed. He shouted until he was
hoarse, and used his pile driver with
the vigor of Mayor Callaghan, but all
in vain. The meeting would not hear
him and Justify cried No! MOI Rats!
Rats" Turn him out, Turn him out.
George Dashield was nominated for
chairman and the vast ajOrity was in
fsvOr of his election, but Fred Cooke took
that chair and declared Newton elected.
following, hoOting, chair banging, and
the hall became a perfect pandemOnium.
The proceedings on the stage was then
nothing more than dumb show. Not
a word could be heard q yard from the
stage. Then a delegation of friendly
Mexicans were marshalled in, but not in
sufficient force to control anything and
only added considerably to the little
Hades that then existed. Jose CassianO
looked blue, frOwned. lost his temper.
but that did no good. Meanwhile the
dumb show on the stage proceeded.
Several policemen were brought in. but
they did nothing, for it was evident that
any Interference on their part would
cause an open riot, and probably seri-
Gus trouble, for 1t was looked upon as
an official attempt to override them in
the exercise of liberty. Then Mayor
Callaghan, in his white ulster, came in,
but no respect was paid to him, he was
treated to the cries of Rats, Ratsn Turn
him out! Turn him out! Down with the
ringn' He took the cries good humOredly
and raised his hat in Acknowledgement as IL
they were compliments. There was
more dumb show business on the stage.
Several gentlemen sat round table on
the stage, then they arose, came for
ward to the foOtlights, and Fred Cooke
read something that no one could hear
or understand. In the meantime the
pandemOnium increased in vigor ,unco M
| plimentary cries were louder, more
numerous, and the noise seemed to indi-
| cate that the promised earthquake had
reached San Antonio. Then Galley
Newton and friends left the stage and
| the meeting was considered adjourned.
| The following is particulars of what is
supposed TO be done, but there can be no
| question that it was done against the
| will of the meeting and was illegal.
Chairman S. G.. Newton, Secretary
| Glen Bee.
Delegates-D. |. Weed, J. ii. James,
| l.. ID. Dibble, Fred Cooke, S. G. Newton,
Fritz Jagge, J. c. Cochran, A. z. Rivas,
G. l.. LOwday, Chas. Oohse, Fritz Russi,
Griff Jones, Bone Stephenson, l.. Els
ner, John Fest, Henry Krempkau, Jas.
II. French, VIM. Aubrey, Frank Krisch,
Santiago Villanueva, VIM. Campbell, l..
Moglia, Chas. Florian, Ed. Welsch, +. j.
Caldwell, Geo. Kalteyer. Walter Ma
pier, Guillermo Cassas, Manuel Serna,
| +. MGC. Newton, Saladonia CadeDo. T..
| ZalmanZig, John Monier, James Van
Ripper, DR.. Amos Graves, J. b. Malts-
berger, VIM. Richie, Placido Oliyari, f.
| GalaD, Ed. Stoves, Jr., Louis BerteauX,
Glen Bee, Chas. Schreiner, G. Vile
main, Il. X. Dougharty, James Cloud,
John Brady, G. G. johnson, o. Petit
| pain, Frank johnson, D. b. X. Smith,
John 5. Martin, VIM. Krempkau.
Ii ia understood that these are in ia
vor of a straight ticket.
But the meeting didn't adjourn. Mr..
l.. A. He'll got on the stage, scattered
considerable sulphuric remarks abroad
and called the
| TwENTY-sEvENTH BOILERS
to order, of which G. w. w. Smith was
made chairman and Santiago Warren
secretary.
| A protest against the former meeting
as being Illegal was made and 1t was
carried, and then the following dele
gates were elected:
| Warren Reavell, Chas. Reavell, l.. A.
He'll, o. B. Bailey, Thomas NORM, Geo,
Lester, Jacob Weber, Thos. Doyle, Jno.
b. Dixon, G. A. Francois, Bias Mateu, l..
L. Pnllian, w. z. Linthicum, Rosillo
Luce, Pragois Morales, Mariana Garcia,
Ignacio Garcia, Wolf Merrick, G. w.
Maltsberger, VIM. Maibaum, J. G. Nc
Clure, Mariana Garcia, Jr., j. NJ. Gray,
J. Il. A. Bowman, w. s. Taylor, G. W.
w. Smith, +. McC. Newton, Charles Flo
rian, A. G. Earnest, Frank johnson, G.
G. johnson, John ii. Apries, Limo San
chez, Nicolas Sanches, Frank Miller, Geo
NJ. Goldriok, Geo. X. Dashiell, Victor
Monies, Frank Caldwell, John c. Plat,
Theo. KunZman, Gus. Runnell, Il. X