San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-06

w. H. Huston, a loud mouthed
prohibitionist, don't like French.
The Callaghan bulldozers got sat
down OH last night.
The Callaghan crowd cannot buy
Bart Crowther. or the Dryers, nor
any other honest reformer.
Billie Campbell will beat Fritz
about 1000 votes.
Policemen are reported on the
sick list every day now when in fact
they are out electioneering.
"A shot gun, accidentally dis
charged at the Mahncke hotel this
morning, drew quite crowd.
Frank Simmang was granted his
final naturalization papers by the dis
trict clerk this morning.
The annual election of officers of
San Antonio Division, Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, occurs tonight. A
full attendance is requested.
1t WIN. HOLT, Captain.
Read Mr.. P. II. Shields announce
ment as candidate for alderman of the
sixth ward.
There will be- social gathering of
the Young Mems Catholic union i'm
st. Joseph's hall tonight in honor of
Father Pfefferkorn's birthday.
When Johnny Copeland rushe d
forward last night to see "fair play"
the old war boss, Pete Nelson, was
lust behind him to shake the wind
out of him, had Johnny made a bad
break.
Editor Newcomb was quiet spec
tator at the meeting last night: occu-
plying a front seat in the gallery. He
behaved like gentleman and listen
ed to the speeches.
The election of officers for the
Ladies Aid society of Madison Square
church will take place this after
noon at 4 o'clock, at the church.
A large attendance is earnestly de-
sired.
The amateur reporter of the Ex-
press that reported the ratification
meeting last night ought to have his
wages raised. 1t was very tame re-
port of the largest political gathering
ever held in this city.
The Galveston News will have a
representative at San Antonio, and
has sent Mr.. Arthur II. Wilson, FORM
erly their manager in Houston, to be
permanent manager in this city for
that paper.
Entertainment at st. Luke's Epis-
copal church tomorrow night, given
by the young ladies.
In the case of the San Antonio
National bank VS.. j. V. Dignowlty,
ct al. in the district court, Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff.
One of the employees at the opera
house who draws double pay from the
city and the opera house manager,
said to Mr.. Mullaly a few nights ago,
that he would like to be excused for a
week, as his boss, Bryan, wanted him
TO electioneer for him.
Some of the Callaghan bulldozers
have threatened to assault and do
bodily injury to Mr.. Modesto Torres,
president of the Hidalgo club. They
are warned not to attempt it, as the
people of San Antonio will not permit
such dastardly deed to go unpun-
ished.
-Messrs. VIM. Muth and Chris
Miller are going to Paris in April says
Mr.. Muth. The LIGHT would like to
appoint Mr.. Muth as its special cor
respondent in order to get graphic re-
ports of the exposition.
Mr.. Bush will preach in the
Christian church Wednesday even
ing, February 9th. Let all come as he
will only remain one night, and de-
sires very much to see all the mem
bers. +. A. FRY.
j. T. O'Connor, machinist in the
Sunset shops, called at the LIGHT Of
flee this morning and stated he was
not the individual that was fined for
being drunk on the street in last Mon
days recorders court.
ON HIS BOND,