The herald., 1893-09-03
.IAMM!ANYS TOPICAL TALKS.
The Political Situation at San
.,.s Francisco.
Serious Discussions Existing In Both
y 2~t of the Old Parties. p'i''
So the Non -Pastisans Think They Are
.safe-The Midwinter Fair-Los
Angeles People In
=, Thet City.

Special correspondence to the HERLLD.1
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The next
Republican primaries will without
doubt prove the most exciting that
have taken place here in years. Burns
and Crimmlns have sworn to annihilats
each other politically. though mutual
friends oiiboth men have tried In vain
to bring about some sort Of an agree.
ment whereby Zach was to have entire
control Of certain districts and under no
circumstances encfoach upon the 9th
er's territory. nniAlo ~ ~ nssasna
II looked at one time az II he differ
enoes existing between the two rival
leaders would be au1icahly arranged.
but the rub came when the ellotmept Of
districts was to be made, and the result
is that Burns and Crimmils are going I'd
fight for supremacy at the coming cleo
tions with more vigor than they have
yet displayed in the past. Ts,si !. 5 s9SS
lsCrimmins is msrshaling1 his forces in
readiness for the great fray and Burns,
who is in the east, has his lieutenante
similarly engaged, 90 that q very pretty
battle may be looked for when these
two factions meet sssi q. e,sl @39Ys
siat is.9 ;dssHiG xrx i1as1.s 5sasises
The local Democracy 10 also carrying
weight in similar manner by the many
factional fights going on within its
ranks. Especially is this true OF the
congressional district represented by
Judge Mcguire; here the friends Of ex.
Congressman Thomas J !. Clunie are lay.
ing the fopndation for his nomination
to the place now held by Maguire, and
as result the latter's friends swear
that they will defeat any Clunie man
who comes up for Office, and al d conse
quence of all this squabbling within the
lines of the two great parties the mons
P!sTtisens will fare even better than they
~ es''si II ns. Saisaa "a - 81
B. D. Murphy of san Jose ID out Of the
gnbernatofial fight, say those who
ought to- know. The cspitRl-femosine
qusstion is what did ithe lwork for Bar.
neys % no,men you'd stand mpch pfs q
chance for election to q state Office, from
either San Jose or. SACRAMENTO while
this subject is under discussion. sfs9p
friO st's ~ Z nc ~ tsfz.t ROT is9
Work upon the mfdwinter fnir is pro.
grsssihg rapidly, as avisit to Strawberry
hill several days since conclusively
proved. The scene here wasa busy one,
several hundred mon and many teams
being engaged in putting the grounds il
condition suitable for building purpos6s.
Though it may be possible that We win
not have the fair, it has at least been the
means 80 far Of feeding many . hungry
mouth and, bringing ray, of, hope for .
brighter future to = large number -of des.
titute homes by. employing idle laboring
men who were driven almost desperate
for the want of the actual necessities oi
life. etS aiisi';snt Fi8 N .aas v
AT the new postoffice site at Seventh
and Mission streets the unemployed con
gregste in large numbers daily. Here
they are fed, and long low shed, aboui
two and half feet high, serves as place
Of lodging, the bedding consisting ol
clean straw. donated, like the food, by .
generous public. ssaea 8 ,sio8 81 i
X ssa trsw .3hsr x*x a-ss.3a 48s +, ta
h M. j. Ashmore,i who was formerly
deputy clerk OF the supreme court al
Los Angeles, is familiar figure on the
streets Of this city. Mr.. Ashmore appa-
rehtly feels lonesome withouF the COM
panionship of his old time friend DR..
Wernicke.g g-,...--.. .,..,,- -...s.-,.-.
fs-sfGT79 olFi %** asuat'y enAYagt)
"Bob' Northam. whose home is ip
Los Angeles, but who spends the greater
part Of his time in this city, is once
more here and as usual makes his head
quarters with the high-r0llefs. 19es
lsi8 fsl ~ ~ .'''v'i iAStS'.9 10
Willard Fowle, who has for number
of years been one of the most gentle
manly and efficient members of the Los
Angeles department, stopped in this city
q few days this week on bis return home,
having fully recovered his health on an
Oregon farm where he has been spend
ing the past four months. al65 q H1Hs