The morning call., 1891-06-29
ACROSS THE BAY.
San Francisco Boys Arrested for
RObbing Orchards.
The Typographical Union Expels Fifteen Men
for Working in an Unfair" Office.
Manned by the Cars.

The Oakland Typographical Union has
expelled fifteen members working in the
Enquirer office, and passed resolutions de-
claring that Messrs. w. e. Darge and
Frank j. Moffitt. managers respectively of
the Evening Tribune and Morning Times.
had nothing to do in eOercing the union
into its present position on the stereotyped-
plate question. 1t also adopted resolutions
commenting the action of Foreman Soule
and K. T. Sullivan, who walked out of the
Enquirer Office on Saturday morning. The
Enquirer men say that such course would
naturally be expected as all the members
of the Oakland union are employed in the
three offices, and that under the dlctatlon
of their employers those in the Tribune and
Times Offices, having declared the Enquirer
an unfair Office, would have to back 1t up.
They declare, however, that the rules of the
International Union have not been COM
piled with, and until they are and an au-
thOTitauiVe decision made by that body, to
while h an appeal has been forwarded, the
situation will be unchanged as far as they
are concerned.
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Thomas Booth, aged 26, native of En-
gland, attempted to jump on the San Jose
train while in motion. on First street, be-
tween Franklin and Webster, and had his
left leg cut off between the knee and ankle,
and the toes of his right foot had 10 be taken
off. Booth had been working at San Lee
andre, and was on his way there. He was
taken TO the City Receiving Hospital.
Fred Murdoch, foreman of Hose Com
pany /, who fractured his skull by diving in
shallow water at the Piedmont baths Satur-
day evening, became conscious yeste rday
and rested easy all day, but is in precarl-
Gus condition. lie is completely paralyZed.
oil Ias1,r toI- 70
the City Receiving Hospital yesterday from
Twenty second and Market streets, suffer
ing from paralysis. She will probably be
taken to the County Infrmary or to the
Fabiola Hospital.
COURT VACATIONS.
Judge F. w. Henshaw has returned from
visit TO the interior and will conduct the
necessary business of the three departments
of the Superior Court this week. The court
vacation will not end until three weeks
from to-day. During Judge HenshaN's
absence his courtroom has been renovated
and painted in tints and gold. 1t is now
one of the halds0meSt in the State. Judge
Greene and family 90 to GilrOy for week
or ten days.
Dick Seguin, the trustv, who walked away
some weeks ago and remained at Salinas
until an officer went down and brought him
back a few days since, was given twenty
days more for jall-breaking on Saturday.
AS He Hdu no dJtOTHey lHt Qu6SllOu us W
whether or not an additional sentence could
be given him. as truSty, for breaking jail
was not raised.
For some time an early sncak-thief has
been stealing flowers from a nursery on
Fourteenth and Jefferson streets and taking
them over to San Francisco TO sell. Efforts
to catch him on the train had been Hnavail-
ing, but yesterday he was caught 1t is
claimed he is not responsible for his actions.
EVANGELISTIC WORK.
Rev. DR.. S. NJ. Martin, an evangelist of
the Christian Church, accompanied by Pro-
fessor Easton, a singer, will commence
series of evangeistic meetings in Rev DR..
Sweeney's church at Thirteenth and Market
streets next week.
Oakland is fast becoming a city of cement
sidewalks. One hundred and thirty-twO
permits were issued the past thirty days for
constructing cement walks.