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about the same as yesterday. He is very
low, but remains conscious most of the
THE SALVATION ARMY.

THE SALVATION ARMY.
On Monday night the men of the Salvation
Army came to grief by disobeying the law,
by standing on street corner, and last night
the women tried it with similar results.
Three of them were arrested for Obstructing
the streets, but were released upon deposit
ing $40 cash bail. AT the police station they
gave the names of Mrs. o. q. Edwards, Mrs.
c. Long and Mrs. n. Willis. Captain
Fletcher says the order of Chief of Police
Tompkins to arrest the army every time it
attempts to hold meeting on the streets
will be strictly enforced hereafter. AS long
as they keep on the march they will not be
mOlested.
Aleck Coplin, the man who was knocked
insensible in front of the White House Sa-
loon on Seventh street at midnight on Sun
day, has not yet regained consciousness and
the doctors fear he will die. Last evening
Captain Wilson arrested Martin ONeil as
one of the mans asSailanIs and he was
locked up in the City Prison. ONeil is an
empl0ye of the Union Iron Works in South
San Francisco and if Coplln dies it may go
hard with him.
At the meeting of the Board of Public
Works last night bids were opened for build
ING the new engine-house for the Fire De-
partment on Fifteenth street. The lowest
bidders We're Mcdonald & Egglestone, who
offered to do the work for SIS, 1855, and the
contract was awarded to them. This is the
third time bids have been received for this
work. X. ID. Eastman was the only bidder
Tor grading Independence square, and his
bid, 33b cents per cubic yard, was accepted
The residents Of the Temescal School Dis
trict will hold a special election en- the 25th
inst. to vote on the question of issuing
$4,000 in school bonds for the purpose OF
building new School-house.
RATIFICATION AT HAYWARDS.
Tonight the grandest Republican ratfica-
tiOn ever held Ill Alameda County, outside
Oakland
5. Langan, the County Committeeman from
Eden Township, can be believed. Among
the speakers will be Representative Nc
kenna, A. \. Moore and William Simpson,
candidate Tor the Senate from the Eigh-
teenth District The Republican Alliance
and Oaklanders will leave the foot of Broad
way this evening on special train at
O'Clock. A banquet will be given the ALI
ance alter the meeting.
The Steved0res engaged III unloading the
schooner j. +. Miller az the Franklin-street
Wharf struck for higher wages yesterday
and refused 10 let any non-uniOn men come
on the wharf. As the boat was loaded with
bitumiuouS rock, which the sun is rapidly
causing TO become soft, the captain was
forced TO pay higher wages or have his
vessel covered with the paving material.
The sticky cargo had to be l0osened from
the decks with crowbar as it was.
But three days are left in which electors
may have their names placed on the great
register Registration VIII close on Satur-
day night, anu every voter III the county
must register in order to vote at the next
election. Up TO noon yesterday 1892 voters
had been recorded anu there are yet several
hundred who have neglected this important
matter.
George Endrich and Fred Wagner, who
have BEEN conducting paint and oil stare,
have filed petition OF insolvency. Their
liabilities amount to S1314 aud their assets
are worth about $46S.