The morning call., 1893-06-15

dren's meeting which was addressed by
MIS-. Ballentyne. In the evening Rev. Mr..
Huckelberry of Denver, Colo, addressed
the young peoples meeting Rev. Mr..
knight of San Francisco spoke at the
mems meeting, and the days work was
brought to close by Rev. Ray Palmer.
To-day there will be preaching by the
Rev. Ii. l.. Gregory Of San Leahdro. Mrs.
Carrie Judd Montgomery ana Rev. George
Newton.
FRIGHTENED by A TELEGRAM.-A tele-
gram as follows was received by Portu-
guese woman named Silva, living On
Franklin street, yesterday:
MENDOCINo COUNTY CAL, June IA, 1893.
Louis StiUG. 704 Franklin street: Joe Nor
derg, Anton Tonkalm. killed yesterday on the
railroad. Can you notify relatives? Answer.
ALBION LUMBER COMPANY.
The lady's husband had left Saturday
last for Mendocino County, with some
Portuguese, and the queer telegram al
most set her wild She was of the opinion
for while that her husband was killed.
The wives of the men killed were found
later. and Mrs. Noderg was so overcome
by grief as to demand attention. She was
taken to the Citv Prison and afterward to
the Receiving Hospital. where she now is,
together with Mrs. Tonkorin and their
children. 1t is feared that Mrs. Noderg
will lose her mind entirely.
STONE AFTER HIS MoNEY.-In spite of
the fact that Auditor Snow had put in
formal document declining to pay Egbert
Stone $4,000 on account of his boulevard
contract expenditures. and that the Coun-
Gil and Mayor approved the Stone claim
over the Auditors head. when Mr.. Stone
presented his demand for the $4,000 yesrer-
| dav morning the Auditor promptly made
out warrant for that amount and handed
1t over to Stone. Stone took his warrant
to the City Treasurer, but Deputy Treas
urer Bortree said there was no money in
the fund. because so many warrants have
been filed against ii. He sent the warran {
to Judge Uhl. Treasurer Glpin's attor-
Iey. to ask advice as to its payment. The
Judge gave no Immediate reply, but took
| the matter under advisement.
The GRAND JUKY.-The report of the
Grand Jury will probably be ready by
Friday morning, and it is understood that
there VIII be some very severe censure of
| county officials. 1t is understood that in
lieu OF some indictments they might have
brought In on account of the pool ordi-
nance their intention is to censure severely
/ those connected with il.
The instructions of judge Greere IN tba
jury was not to censure and not To rem,in
in session the entire summer. The Grand
Jury has taken it's time, and IL Ia under
stood its entire report will brisyle with can.
sure.
THE CASE OF TAYLoR-The case of
James NJ. Taylor is still exciting comment
among his friends. Taylor was sent 10
Agnews sn, some time since from East Oak
land: when Taylor's case was investi-
gated the Superintendent of the asylum
stated that he believed Taylor insane.
His friends are not yet satisfied. how
ever. and will endeavur to have the case
looked into.
There is claim that Taylor owns some
property. or an interest therein. and that
this property is at stake in some way in
! the matter.
THE RUNAWAY IN MEXICO. Two
weeks ago II. F. Mannion, druggist at
the corner of Market and Seventh Streets.
transferred his business to others. leaving
] out some creditors who have ciamored for