The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-12
ACROSS THE BAY.
SerigoIongs, the italian Shooter,
Arrested.
Glasses for the Training Of sunday-school
Teachers = Sale Of an Old Locomo-
tive-Burning Coyote scalps.

The wife of ex-sergeant Owen Davis, the
expert swordsman, has sued him for divorce.
The parties have been residing at Berkeley.
The remains of the unknown suicide who
took arsenic from the drinking-cup and died in
the front yard of a vacant house near Fruit
vale avenue was buried yesterday.
The Oakland public schools open for the
new year on Monday. The Garfield School
at Twenty-third avenue, however. will not
be ready for opening and occupancy until
Monday, the Goth inst.
Joseph Petrie, man found lying on the
railroad track, near Station B, North Oak
land, suffering from cramps, died at the
Oakland Receiving Hospital. He stated that
he had an uncle living at Los Angeles. but
kilograms fail to find him.
Giovanni Serigolonga, the italian who at
tempted to shoot DR.. George j. Augur on
Thursday night after the death of his eight
year-old boy, whom the physician had been
attending, was arrested by constable yes
terday afternoon and gave bonds in the sum
of $1,000 10 appear before Justice Shook for
examination on the I'D inst.
sUNDAY-sCHooL TEACHERS.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Normal Institute for Sunday-school
Teacher Training, held in the parlOr of the
Young Mems Christian Association, the
name of Oakland Normal Training School
was adopted.
1t was decided to hold mass-meeting at
$3.50 o'clock to-day in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, at which Rev. Dr.. Gilbert
will make statement of the method of
teaching.
Four classes will be opened this week
one tomorrow evening in the First Con-
Cregational Church, on Tuesday evening in
the First Presbyterian Church, Thursday
evening in Brooklyn Presbyterian Church
and Friday evening in the Thirty-fourth-
street Methodist Church Professor j. Il.
Crawford will teach the classes. Rev. DR..
Gilbert will assist during the first four
weeks.
One of the first locomotives of A. A.
Cohen's Oakland and Alameda Railroad
now the Southern Pacific Interchangeable
old j. G. Kellogg, has been sold to a mining
company in Shasta County. She will be
repaired and sent up there. She was built
nearly thirty years ago.
BURNED COYOTE sCALPs.
One of tue new laws of the last Legis-
lature has cost Alameda County about $500.
Nearly 100 coyote scalps were burned yes
terday which cost the county SIS each.
Assessor Robert Leckie arrested w. Fl.
Ayres and turned him over to 4 police
officer last evening, on II charge OF felony
embezzlement. Ayres was poll-ta collec-
tor and the Assessor claims that he has not
paid in the moneys.
Margaret caches yesterday sued w. III. Fl.
HuSsey, Sheriff of Alameda County, to re-
cover lot of tailOr's goods and fixtures held
by him on attachment against her husband.
She claims that the goods are her personal
property. She wants $1,000, the valus of the
goods, or their return, and 50 per day dur
ing their retention. The stock has been
attached by l.. Franklin of San Francisco.
TIE Rev. C. w. Wendte, pastor of the
Oakland Unitarian Society. arrived yester-
day from a three months tour at the East.