San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-28
LITTLE PICKUPs.

Callaghan gets off good joke in calling
his ticket Anti Ring"
Juan Cardenas will not give away his
carts until after the election.
The variety shows will have hard
road to travel. Get on the right side.
The new Mexican Philharmonic brass
band are fine musicians! The members
are all tailors, as well.
Chief Peck says he had no idea OF dis.
turbing any prayer meetings or political
gatherings, when he called out his fire de-
partment.
County Attorney Bart Dewitt is the
man who should enforce the Sunday law,
not the district attorney.
The police and fire department of a city
should be placed under the civil service
rules, and not be required to do active
work in political campaign.
Losano Rodriguez, the young Mexican
orator. m ade red hot" speech at the
club Nacional last night.
Col. Fritz kussi signs all his orders to
his foreman, to put this man TO work"
with "C'' in the corner, which means
get his registration certificate.
The Club Nacional will hold big rati-
fication meetion Tuesday night, to ratify
the nomination of Geo Paschal and tic
ket. Fully 1000 Mexican voters are eX-
pected to be present.
Darius Quasso is working hard for the
PaSchal ticket, and will pull the Italian
vote out of Signor Brunis pocket.
L. Wolfson makes a pretty display of
rattan furniture in his windows today.
The real estate men are now devOting
much of their time to local politics.
The butcher fight in the 5th promises to
be quite lively.
Some small bets have been made that
PaSchal will carry ward No. 2. But you
must keep your eye on those judges.
Candidate Sinner was preparing him
self tor the campaign last night, in eating
a ed-hot Mexican supper
One of Fritz Russis political orders is
in the hands of the president of the club
NaciOnal.
One who claims to know says Jake Coy
will get on the right side before the cleo
ton.
Paschal's majority will be something
II ie Grover Cleveland'S over Benz. Harri-
son.
If the Hogg democrats, and Boss CAL
laghan want to test the democracy. why
did they not call a straight nominating
convention.
Charley Knights company will pre-
senta new play at Rische's Opera house
next week.
There is dead horse on Alazan creek
not far from Alderman Webber's house.
l.. P. Peck & Co. exhibit pretty din
ing room set in their show windows to-
day.
A number of the beautiful Worlds
Fair Souvenir coins are for sale at the
LIGHT office.
The presiding judges in wards No. 2, 3
and I, are all city employees. Will the
people allow them to run things to suit
themselves.
A large number of tickets have been
sold for the knights and Ladies of Honor
ball to night, at the Mission Garden, and
the pavilion has been well decorated.
Keep your eye on those election judges.
Mr.. Louis Pavia, secretary of the new
South Building and Loan association of
Lake Charles, La, who recently spent two
months in the city for the benefit of his
health, has arrived home, and is enthu-
SiaStic in his praises of San Antonio as
health resort and of the cOurtesies of her
citizens.
Fight the devil with fire, and keep your
eye on those election judges.
Mr.. Thomas b. Smith was married YES
Cerday in HOndO City to Miss Ida FuSsel-
mann and the happy couple are now en-
iOying their honeymoon at home in the
city.
Chief Peck will please not allow those
false fire alarms rung tonight.
District Attorney EasIey, of Castrovile,
was in the city yesterday, en- route for
home from Austin.
The ringing Of the fire alarms will not
scare the people tonight. They will stay
and nominate the winning ticket.
Mrs. w. H. Howard, of Cotula, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Owens.
Mr.. V. H. Blocker, of Hondo City, who
has been visiting friends here, has re-
turned home.
Beware CT false fire alarms tonight The
people have rung the alarm for February
18th.
Captain Shardein is an honest man, and
has hosts of friends, but the people Will
not be deceived. They are tired of Callag-
han rule.
Miss Alvina Fromme is visiting friends
in the city.
Ring the fire bells II you choose; 1t
mean the death knell of CalIaghan boss
ism.
The people wanted B. +. Yoakum for
alderman, but Captain n. Mackey is a
number l substitute. Mr.. Yoakum is
going to stay with us however, and help
US over the bridge.
City Collector Rische celebrated his
s.xty-third birthday today and was around
celebrating his birthday with huge bou-
quet OF flow ers and the usual ct ceteras.
Ten Gases.