The morning call., 1893-03-25
WHAT THEY PAID.
Candidates on Election
Expenses.
MATTHEW'S EXAMINATION.
The Approaching Election in Alameda,
The Several Issues Raised.
Berkeley Notes.

Additional affidavits of campaign ex-
penses of candidates Of Oakland have been
filed. Those complying with the law so far
have been defeated candidates with one or
two excel tions. Yesterday R. w. Snow, the
successful candidate of the Republicans
and Non-Parlisans for Auditor, filed his ar
count. 1t showed total of secs expended
during the campaign 1t showed that 500
had been raid to the campaign committee
OF the Citizens Municipal League. 1.-The
Republicans got was So for nominating him.
The rest was for advertising. c. T. Lloyd,
candidate for Councilman upon the
Popuist ticket. snent SIT. DIR. II. J. Todd
and Ralph r. Bird, Prohibition candidates
Tor school Director and L5brary TTu tee
respectively, both averred that the cam
palgn est them nothing. The leading
candidates have not yet filed their accounts.
These were The six MayoraIty nominees
and all the successful nominees for the
Council.
All other cases in the Police Court we're
continued yesterday to give way to the pre-
lmlnary examination Of Louis Maiheny,
charged with the murder of Officer Cashin.
lie is The man arrested by the San Fran
cisco oihcers AID turned over 10 the Oakland
police a5 the accomplice of Tonhill in the
robbery Of kuhne'S saloon on the night
when both Touhill and Officer Cashin lost
their lives in fusilade of shots between
oflcers and thieves. Carroll Cook of San
Francisco defended Matheny. Officer Ely,
who, with Cashin, found the burglars and
who fired the shot that killed Tnuhil. testi
hed about the affair. telling what has al
ready been related. Officer Con Keefp who
arrived on the scene shortly afterward, and
huhnle, the proprietor OF the saloon, also
gave testimony. The examination was con-
tnued till o'clock this afternoon
committee appointed by the AtheuiaD
Club has selected the following list of can
didates for officers Of its club during the
ensuing year: PTesident, j. G. Edwards;
yice-preSid ident, W. q. Heushaw; directors
George Ii. Wheaton, c. w. Kellogg, c. d.
kennedy; election ommittee-ProGessur
Frank Soule. DR.. a. Fine, H. f. Houghion,
T. NJ. Fitzgerald, {. L, Rudolph, Sam Bell
Mckee, A. :. Macdonald, Everett Grimes
on April s.
Judge Ogden will soon occupy his new
courtroom, to be known as Department 4
lie Will have regular hours. aud will be at
the courthouse from 9 A. NJ to p. NJ He
believes that his time belongs to the people
and lie s satisfied that there viii be enough
work Tor him to do during the time mem
TONED. lie has instituted a reform " hich
consists OF the adoption OF certain necessary
rules hat have not hitherto been in force
An antquated house, surrounded by
shade trees, has stood at Thirteenth and
Washington streets while brick locks have
been going up all around IL. The owner,
Mrs Dem!ng, has steadily refused to sell.
Yesterday, however, bargain was made
and the Kahn brothers became the owners
OF the property. The old house will be torn
down and handsome brick building con-
slTucted The cost will be- about S1600 000
ihree smart young men. two of whom
were known as the Hillman brothers. have
ylctlmized humber of San Francisco
produce-dealers out of several thousand
dollars. They bought potatoes on credit
and sold them below cost price. disappear
ing with the money. ID. +. Hilman, one Of
the brothers, was arrested by one Of Harry
Morse's detectives and locked cd Tor OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses.
The only contest growing out of the late
election will be by Albert Kayser, who was
defeated by r. o. Whitehead for School
Director for the Sixth Ward. Notice was
hlPd Yesterday.
ChIng Nung, a Chinaman, died at the Re-
ceivlng Hospital last night from an over
dose of opium. He was found in stable
at Melro'e stuDefied with the drug. He was
a laOorer and came from San BernaIdlno.