San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-12
All trains are on time todaY.
The reformers are in the soup.

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The present office holders are all
happy, their jobs are safe.
kid glove politics can't win in San
Antonio.
The LIGHTS rooster is very sick
today.
The cavalry horses were exercised
this morning.
Let us all laugh; those who laugh
last will laugh the best.
Our Fritz is beat after nearly
twenty years service.
-Anto and Denver Bill have run
their last race.
Francisco Cervantes was this
morning sworn in as special deputy
sheriff under Sheriff Mccall.
Bryan has "scotched" the Re-
form club snake, but he hasn't killed
it yet.
Alderman Lockwood, it is said,
will succeed Fritz Schreiner as mayor
protein.
The remains of the late Max Lind
helm, Of Del Rio, were buried in this
city this afternoon.
w. J. Belknap, a member of the
"He, She, Him and Her" Company,
was an old school-fellow of Mr.. Bert
ram, of the Maverick hotel.
There were many traitors in the
Reform camp or Callaghan wouldn't
have been reelected.
The next meeting of the Y. NJ. C.
A. membership committee occurs
March 9Th.
If elections came every three
months we would soon show up pop
ulation equal in size to Chicago.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium out
fit has been shipped from Chicago
and is expected to arrive in few
days.
The assertion that the Reformers
were prohibitionists and Sunday law
men, killed the Reforms, and as
supporters of Denver Bill they were
buried, yet the whole staement was a
lie.
President Albert Maverick loses a
fine hat, which he gives to Joe Cas-
siano in celebration of the Callaghan
victory.
The Callaghanites are joking the
formers take it kindly and say "We'll
see you later"
Justice McAllister this morning
remanded J. Lynch and G. G. Cliff,
charged with theft, to Jail in default
of 5000 bond each, to await the action
of the grand jury.
The increase of voters in the Sec
ond ward Is 400 over the same vote in
the county election. Mayor Callag-
han would make good immigration
agent.
-Lost-Friday night, between
Opera house and North Flores street,
red morocco pocket diary, containing
receipt and other papers. Return to
Frank Caldwell, this office, and get
| reward. 1t
Prof. J. A. H. Barbour, for five
years the organist of San Fernando
Cathedral, has resigned in order to
take charge of the organ of the Epis-
copal church, at better salary.
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tation to attend the grand masquer-
ade ball of the Young Mems Benevo-
lent association to occur at Casino
hall next Saturday.
The "He, She, Him and Her."
company appeared last night to an
other large audience at the opera
house and all were pleased. Tonight
Geo. Wilson's minstrels will hold the
boards.
Miss Kate Klockenkemper and
Mr.. E. s. Rutledge, the former a
daughter of Mr.. H. Klockenkemper,
and the latter a well known railroad
man, will be married in this city on
the Goth of this month.
Lotus lodge, Knights of Pythias,
had an interesting meeting last night
and initiated some new candidates for
page and esquire ranks.
Justice McAllister was called
away from his duties to-day to hold a
coroner's inquest on the body of a
Mexican woman.
Captains Shardein and Cardenas
and all the city employees worked hard
for his honor, the mayor, and of
course should be rewarded and reap
pointed to their positions.
Secretary Gregory, of the Immi-
grafton association, has received the
good news that 200 Canadian families
want to come to southwest Texas and
form a colony. They are farmers and
have 500, 900 in cash as their capital.
All Dismissed.
When the recorder took his seat
this morning there was rutf1e on his
face that seemed to say "Ah, remem-
Der you showed me under few thou
sand feet of snow yesterday" and it
didn't auger we'll for the offenders
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