The morning call., 1893-05-21
onaI difficulty between the lady and the

sonal difficulty between the lady and the
mother and Isabelle was asked:
Odd that also extend to yourself and
your sister? A.-No; it was a matter of
correction between nv mother and my
self. It was not matter of differences
between my mother and myself.
Odd your mother ever claim to You
that all three of you girls were breaking
her heart? A.-No, not 10 me.
Odd your mother not appear % he dis
iressed with all of you young ladies'? A.
No. She was distressed. but not with all of
US. She was distressed with my eldest
sister.
Q.-Had not difference occurred he
tween your mother and yourself in 1888
that lasted for some time? A.-No.
Q.-Not difference concerning Mr..
Cleary? A.-No difference. My mother
simply said / was to stop it.
Q.-Didn't it result in some bitterness of
feeling? A.-N0ne whatever.
The deposition. which is very volumi-
nous, was submitted In evidence. It's read
ing took up large part of the morning Q
session and court adjourned at noon until
Monday at 80 o'clock.
being patched up. as it is limited there are
many family secrets the Murphys would
rather keep covered than give to the
world.
To go" MoNDAY.-Every preparation
is being made at the Oakland Trotting
Park for full fedged pOoroom on even n
bigger scale than it has ever yet been run
on the coast.
The booksellers seem to have the ut
most confidence that they are all right :;
that the ordinance empowering them has
passed, and that the Board Of Supervisors,
in refusing to reconsider il, have driven the
nail IN ana clinched matters They do not
seem to think at all that there is such a
thing as a Grand Jury, and il they do,
from appearances they do not seem to
think that body Will interfere with them.
They are going ahead as il the Grand
Jury did not exist.
Yesterday Mr.. Schwartz openly wired in
from the track that sales on Eastern races
would commence Monday
1t was also announced that the races at
the track would commence June 6, con-
tinuing till August /.
While these extensive preparations are
eOiuS Du dI tuc lldCb. WHIlt the Dig
boards are being put up and the starting
bell hung. the Grand Jury is quietly aud
very secretly at work at the courthouse.
Yesterday Fred A. Campbell. the man
with the ordinance. was before them for a
long time, all the forenoon, indeed. and
the haggard look on his face when he came
out betokened his having undergone an
ordeal.
The booksellers are going right ahead
with their affairs and so is the Grand Jury.
BADLY AFFLICTED.-It is nots thought
that Mrs. Redfeld, the unfortunate woman
who was 80 badly hurt in the electrician
accident, will ever regain her reasoning
powers. Yesterday morning the physi-
clans in attendance held hopeful views
after consultation. The lady is gaining
physically and takes great deal of LIQUID
nourishme2t and is said to be gaining
strength.
She has little suffering physically. taking
medicines readily when asked, but her
mind Is In shattered condition. The
horrors of the accident seem ever crowd
ing upon her. and occasionally she will
scream out in fright, "We'll all he killed p
and such words. showing her mind dwells
upon the fatal day
KILLED BY THE LoCAL.-As the local c
o'clock train from San Francis was pass
ing Seventh and Cedar streets last night
it struck man Oh the track and killed