San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-02
SHORT sNAPPERs.
Dirt flies Monday.

tics last night.
Bruni doesn't carry the Italians
in his pocket any more.
The political cyclone will hit the
Callaghan crowd next week.
The intelligent vest pocket vote
is the one that will salt down the
Callaghan crowd.
The Hopping newspaper is al
ways afterwards looked upon with
suspicion by thinking people.
Laborer Mullaly will not do all
the voting, betting and counting
this time.
The Express is beginning to wake
up little, paving the way for re-
plies at twenty cents line.
Our friend Mr.. Vogler, can't sell
many trunks to General Peck's
Mexican army.
Callaghan has had to hire Nat
@. Henderson to talk for him.
Mats gall is needed.
Are not the promises made by
the Elmendorf ticket to our He.
brew citizens as good as those
made by Callaghan's lieutenants :?
Callaghan crowd "used" their
Hebrew friends to their own ad.
vantage, then left them in the
cold.
General Peck's Mexican army do
not buy folding bed-steads. Their
only equipment is red blanket
and pair of sandals.
The Callaghan orators are now
pleading with the MeXicans to
stand by the Mexican flag and vote
for Brian.
Nothing can prevent an over
whelming victory for Elmendorf;
the voting Intelligence OF the city
is on that side.
The week closes with fresh en-
thusiasm for the Elmendorf ticket.
Every meeting OF citizens has been
larger than the one preceding.
The opinion Of the attorney gen.
eral, that the aldermen will be
voted for all over the city, elects
the entire Elmendorf ticket.
1t is reported that the Boodlers
ticket Offered Mr.. Hindry $4,000
to postpone the sewer work until
after the election.
The voting laborers will under
stand the Injunction il such pro-
ceedings are attempted as blow
at them.
Peck's Guatamalian recruits are
wanted at the front. Whether the
general will issue his orders from
the saddle, is not yet determined.
The good will suffer the fate Of
the bad because they are found in
the same boat. The whole Callag-
han ticket is doomed.
Next Monday week the people
will vote, and everybody is glad OF
it; every body is anxious to snow
the Callaghanites out OF sight.
II there was any real ground for
an injunction on the part OF Cal
laghan crowd to stop the sewers,
why did they wait until this late
hour to do 1t.
Caesar. Lockwood Col. -Corkscrew
will begin his series OF articles
abusing the Elmendorf administra-
ton in the "Morning Sewer" to-
morrow.
The ElmendOrf committee does
not have to send out to the Medina
and ighboring ranches, and pay
men 80 and 80 cents to march in
the procession.
Candidate Sullivan would starve
to death If he only sold shoes to
such people as make up General
Peck's Mexican army. They only
wear Raw-Hide sandals.
There are 100 Italian voters
registered; as 80 Of them are en-
rolled on the list Of the Elmendorf-
Cosmopolitan club, where does
Bruni get "his sons" from?
The LIGHT is requested to state
that Mr.. Selig Deutschman is not
good authority on the question AS
to how our "Hebrew citizens will
vote"
NatQ. Henderson, great som.
mersault acrobatic political per-
former has been secured to make
speeches for Brian. Nat @. always
manages to get on the losing side.
II those few business men yell
ing Callaghan had to draw their
support from such voting cattle as
make up General Peck's army, they
would soon have signs on their
doors "Assignees Sale" etc.
The sewer contract is not the
first and only public work ever let
to a higher bidder-the block pave