New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
TOPICS IN LEADING CITIES.
SAN FRANCISCO.
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN SCHOOL DISPUTE
-GREENEBAUM
rny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


cr,.xc,sco SAINT 1s.-The Republican cam
paign opens tonight throughout the cta'o. Jun
+ swift. candidate for Governor, speaks IN ,h's
o;,v Creed Uavmond at Sacramento. j. u camp
hell nominee for Congress- at Stockton, NJ. M
Estee nj Eureka ex-Minister Sargent al No'"'"
Citv. CONGRESSMAN McKenna at san haiae'' anu
other able speakers in n score OF towns. ~ !"
evident that a number OF side issues VIII oia"
strength from both political partes' Du' W.
Democrats will su fer the more from this u''""OH
tion The Anti-Chinese Association 10 u'0',
disgusted with tho Democratic party pecau'o
eyaded the boy colt question, anu also i",'0N
nominate for Governor " Pat" keddy, WIN "''
been prominently identified with tue Ch'ne'o IVY
cott 1t is trying to induce Ready " III" .,
,nde,endent candidate, but there is no prospect
49,. ho ,v;lI holt tbe ticket The association with
r,onv labor organizations. will hold a convention
here next week and prepare ticket. can mas
o,so been issued for q State Convention Oh the
" American partyn to be held at Fresno Oi'y vi
,entember %. In the declaration OF prihcip'es
which accompanies this call 1t IS announcer 'na'
the naturalization laws should be uncondt'onaiiy
repealed.n that no alien resident or NONRESIDENT
should ever be permitted to own real estate anu
that no person not in sympathy with our Govern
ment should ever be permitted to immigrate TO
these United States"
Several weeks ago Lieutenant Graydon, formerly
Of the Navy conducted experiments mere WIFI iii'
dynamite shell 80 successfully that ne ioriiou I"
stocr comnany In which many leading citizens
took shares This week it was discovered that
Grayion had gone East without notifying any one
of his departure 1t was also discovered that no
had made a proposal Of marriage to MISS Macpeen,
daughter Of DR.. Robert s. Macbeth OF NO. l'L1 ,
pinest had been accepted, and the young lady nau
her frousseau nearly completed, the weddng nav ny
heen Get for an early day. Graydon has wIe
now living in Los Angeles. but he toio nts nam t
that a divorce would be procured peloro 'h0
! wedding day.
Tho Herdic cab has appeared on the streets, and
| eaorts will be made to introduce it.. ms heavy
cab with single horse IS not wei auapl11 ol"n
steep grades of the hill streets INC Iap th E,c
ment of the cablccar system has also hurI tno ''
| business. 49,,
A curious fight is going on in Temescnl, u.elg
town across the bay. Another puolS sG h"n
building Is urgently needed, and EFFORTS nafo town
hnnT for the purpose These attempts have been
defeated by Catholic residents OF the district no
opposed to another public sc4Eo r s ' forced to
srnnort At the election last week the party III
favor of the new school building carried ,no thS
Nv six votes but their opponents now uec.tIo w
ooctio, VAS illegal and make petition TO have we
matter examined in the courts. A'i 1ttorn IUo
ssners Of the PotMt ontdsmens by his
Wtnory II will be remem bered, Is one OF the
most yirulent opponents of the pubic SCHOOL
system. -,
Surveys being made at falo Ai,o Inn n5I9i ,yigh
| dirertion of General Francis A. Walker ana DWlHn
II omStead for the site of the Stanford University
buildings i is thought the & Esn' s T sSpn hD
nostahiisbed n night school on the ranch Tor I'd,
5enedi Of the Jockeys and other boys employed
| there.
The mail which came from ALASKA tbs T "hil'
brought news OF the birth OF the hIst Whlto Cn.
in the Territory. The fathel - Il in'"'i '
on Douglas Island
The reports from Washington that Consu :.
Greenebaum of Samoa. had been asked 10 senu 81 -
his resignation caused some comment neIo' "a
Consul declared positively when he passed. lhIous
the city about three weeks ago that ne had no III
tentIon of resigning Although the state De Yep
ment believes he is in San Francisco In Iealits Nv
is in Samoa. a. he remained here only ono ual "n'
then took the steamer for the islands