The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-23
OVER IN OAKLAND.
A Quiet and BusinesSIike
Marriage.
MR.. KELLY'S CLOSE CALL
The Accused Supervisors-Two Boys
Walk In From San JoSe-New
Ferry From Berkeley.

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ceremony was performed by County Clerk
Crane yesterday afternoon, when he
handed out nice new license to Mr. Robert
Francisco. and MIR. Mccullough handed
over two silver dollars.
Miss Mamie j. Conway. also of San
Francisco. who had within the moment
become Mrs. Mccullough. blushed and
smiled at Mr.. Crane and said. THANK
you"
John Stephens was there, and so was
Catherine Allison. all of San Francisco.
They wrote down their names in the GER
tificate, later on in the day. at the exact
spot indicated by an Oakland clergyman.
and so became witnesses to the happy
event. Within half hour Robert and
Mamie were back to the Hall of Records.
and the Recorder was called into requisi-
ton and presented with the precious GER
tifirate. Then the work was done. Robert
aud Mamie trlpped cheerfnlly forth. They
took the broad-gauge and sped off 10 the
ferry. 1t was all very sudden.
Stricken With Paralysis.
j. Baucher, an employe of Anspacher
Bros. at Llvermore, was suddenly stricken
with paralysis Tuesday morning.
He was waiting on a customer and was
He fell in spasm to the floor. and when
medical aid was summoned it was learned
he was paralyZed.
He TooklLaudanum.
Edward Kelley, an old resident of Liver
more, had narrow escape from death on
Tuesday last by accidentally taking an
overdose of laudanum. Kelly has been in
the habit of using small quantities Of the
drug for pains, but this time made an al
most fatal calculation of its powers. He
was found in his room I'm a dying condi-
ton. and his life was only saved after hard
work for hours by the physicians who had
been summoned.
Hot Politics Mt Livermore.
The war between the high-license and
l0w-license factions of Livermnre is going
on with undated fervor, despite the fact
that the elections virtually settled the dis
pure several weeks ago.
Bitterness between individuals is eX-
IRENE, and both sides have been trying to
have their opponents arrested in order to
square accounts.
Daniel Hartigan, who was indicted by
the Grand Jury Tor Illegal voting was ar
rested Wednesday night and shortly after
released on giving bail in the sum Of $1,000.
There is vast deal of feeling over the
matter. and when the case comes up the
political factions of Lvermore will be at it
again tooth and nail.
Tomorrow evening a meeting will be
held to hear an expression of the public
sentiment on The question of retaining
Principal Frick. All the candidates for
School Trustees will be present to see
what the residents desire should be done.
The election takes place next Monday.
Hiram Bailey Gets 1t First.
District Attorney Shook has opened fire
upon the four accused Supervisors, as he
was directed by the Grand jury,
Hiram Bailey is the only one of the four
in town, so he is catching the brunt of the
battle.
Mr.. Shocks notice ran as follows:
Hiram Bailey.
To lie above-named defendant, Hiram
Bailey You are hereby required TO appear be-
media, State Of California, on the 18TH day OF
July. 1893, TO answer an accusation In writing
against you as a member of the Board of Su-
pervisors Of the county OF Alameda and as a
Supervisor OF the said comfy of Alameda for
wlllfu misconduct in office az such member of
SAID Board OF Supervisors and as such Super-
visor OF the said county of Alameda ann
which said accusation i'll writing was thereto
fore, 10 wit: OH the Goth day Of June, 1898.
duly presented by the Grand Jury OF the said
county OF Alameda, State of California, and
duly delivered by the foreman OF the said
Grand Jury TO the District Attorney of said
county. A copy OF The accusation In writing
Is hereto annexed. CHARLES E. SHOOK,
OIotiiCI AllOFuty.
This much done the District Attorney
sought respite from labor. He left bv
boat for Sacramento and with party of
friends proposes to take driving trip to
Tahoe.
Youthful Voyagers.
Two little boys, Austin and Malcolm
Chubbuck, aged 10 and IL years respec-
tiVelv, left their unce'S home In San Jose
on Friday last and walked to this city to
I've with their grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Bentley. 116S Eighteenth street.
The distance. over fifty miles, was COW
cred by the boys in day and half They
subsisted upon fruit ana berries picked nj
chance on the way and journeyed along
the railroad track, choosing the right direc-
tons from having studied their Biographies.
They left their uucle's h0use because
they were dissatisfied with the treatment
they received there and essayed the for
midable journey voluntarily and with the
view of being reunited 10 their two
brothers and sisters, who have been living
here with the grandmother.
A Wntchmnn's Discovery.
Al 2 o'clock yesterday morning the
night watchman of the steam schooner
Emily, lying at the Puget Sound Lum Der
Company's wharf at the foot of Washing
ton street. saw two men attempting to cut
the vessels lines and opened fire on them,
He shot three times, but failed to hit
them. Officers Sill, Lamping and Green
hurried to the spot, but were unable to find
the offender.
BERKELEY.
The local discussion with reference to
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