San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-04

Lost, light brown coat on India
mona street. Return to this office ana
receive reward. 4ot
-Wanted-Three or four good So
licitors, at No. 125 West Marsnall
street. S-2-Zt.
Mr.. Ben Kiolbassa will soon re-
embark in the grocery business on
Houston street.
Greek George, the fakir wrestler
and boxer was in this city recently
selling patent liniment for horses.
Mary Bachmann has filed suit
against her husband VIM. Bachmann
for divorce, alleging abandonment.
"A new story begins in today's
LIGHT, entitled The Two Soldiers"
by the sterling author, Capt. Chas.
King.
The barbecue at the Losoyo cross
ing of the Medina yesterday was at.
tended by good many visitors from
San Antonio.
"A fight occurred in q chop house
on West Commerce street yesterday
in which q negro named Ike Mitchell
was struck over the head with .
stool.
Geo. G. Lester and Mollie Bigley
were Jailed today, the man charged
with forgery, and the woman with
attempting to pass the forged paper.
Residents on South Flores street
south of the San Pedro creek, want a
bridge, as all avenues leading to the
city are being cut off by fences.
MIR. VIM. Hyper will open up his
new stationery store in the Kamp-
mann building opposite the Maverick.
Two printers came near being ar
rested Saturday for kidnapping two
children for their friend.
Express Messenger n. w. Hold
ges, of the Wells Fargo Co. had part
of two fingers cut off by the car door
shutting yesterday as he fell out OF
the car.
Deputy Sheriff Bob Alderman is
suffering from wounds on his throat
by being dragged from his cart along
the rough roads.
Mrs. Geo. w. Saunders on Satur-
day last presented her husband with
q fine baby girl, and papa is the
proudest man in town.
Manuel Hernandez, who has been
on the San Geronimo, 25 miles from
San Antonio, has breed of hogs
with five toes on each foot. He ha
seven of these animals, and the COM
bined toes of the swine count up 140.
He will exhibit them at our fair.
The Krieger Verein of this city is
now member of the grand associa-
ton of the United States of this order
Fifty cases were before the recor.
der today, of which 3S were fined,
dismissed and continued. Fines as.
sessed $1S7.
To-day is the feast of st. Dominic
in the Catholic calender.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, we'll known
English capitalist, formerly in this
city, returned Saturday from the city
of Mexico. He has with him mag
nificent Russian Mastiff dog, which
makes him very conspicuous on the
streets.
Jonas Garden, near the Southern
Pacific railway depot, was opened to
the public last night when a dance
tc ok place There was large crowd
present. The young proprietor, Peter
Jonas, Jr., is to be congratulated on
his success.
The Mexican laborers In the en-
ploy of Contractor Micklejohn, struck
this morning for higher wages, de-
manding 25 and so cents increase per
day. Their demand not being COM
piled with, they quit work, and were
replaced with new men.
Justice Heron today took affida-
Wits against T. D. Harris, for assault
to commit murder; e. q. Lester, for
gerry; Mollie Bigley, attempting to
pass forged instrument, and against
Bud Franks and Ed Stevens, for gam
ing.
Philanthropic Beggars.