The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-11

Standeford, II. u. Graham, V. l.. Forum, H. L.
Bullock.
here Is some variance between this list and
that originally furnished by the Popuiists, some
oil the men having been dropped because they
were not assessed for real estate on the city
tax list.
The names dropped were those OF R. M: Fitz-
gerald, NJ. j. Kell r. Prof ssor Frank Soule,
Or. A. Fine, j. nj. Bassett aud L. N huss.
Stiil i'm Jail.
Towerman Washington Bardo is still in Jail
and liable TO stay there. Contrary 10 eXpecta-
lions, john II. o. Brien did not go on his bond.
Mr.: OBren W as seen last evening ana stated
that he was not on Bardo's bond and had no in
tentlon of being. He said lie had known
Bardo's brother in S ock Oh, and his name had
been mentioned in connection with the BOND,
but he was not in The bend business.
Superintendent Wilder Is still on the bond.
bur bis name GOES no coed there without that
of an additional bondsman. and II is stated that
for this reason he too. Will soon withdraw.
BardO's friends nave stated that this is just
what Wilder wants. and there are hints that
the railroad is IN some way connected with The
failure of The additional bCndNman to stick.
The brother of Bardo is expected soon. when
another effort 10 get bondsmen will be made.
Abused His Mother.
Joseph Swas of East Oakland earned The title
of brute" ON Tuesday evening by dashing
cup Of hot water into the face OF his aged
mother. He was arrested on charge Of bat
terry and was gwen trial i'll the Police Court
yesterday. The mother testified that her son
was bowling 10 the house and when she re-
quested him 10 Stop lie threw the hot water into
her face by way OF reply.
Swas cOntradicted his mother. he said hat
he was only singing. that she threw hot cloths
at him and that the cup OF water fell out OF his
hand and spilled upon her.
Judge Wood told Swas, who was vfry impu-
dent and sneered AT his aged mother during the
trial, that he did not believe his story and lie
adjudged him guilty of battery The young
brute VIII be sentenced to-day.
Cnt OF without Cent.
Louise Bauerle yesterday filed for probate the
will OF her late husband, John Bauerle, who
died IN this city on the SGh of Septemb I. The
estate is valued at more than $4,000, and
Louise Olsen, Aqua Silva and Adolph III.
Bauerle, he cut them of without Il cent, and
wil!ed everything TO his wife.
The second paragraph OF what purports o be
bis last Will and testament reads as follows:
Il give. devise and bequeath all my property OF
every kind and nature of which | shall die
possessed TO my wife, Louise Bauerle, as IL is
by her Industry anO frugallty and good manage
mtnt our property has been Accumulated
The widow has been appointed execuuix
without bonds.
Strike Case.
The case of Engineer Charles Clarke, who
was arrested during the strike for running his
train over the Franklin street crossing without
having received signal from the flagmal was
up before Judge Wood yesterday
The gman at the point mentioned had
been persuaded" to leave by the strikers, and
the engineer made no denial Of running over
the spot.
His attorney, Sam Hall. held that if there
was no fagman there then the engineer was
not required TO stop. 1t was the duty of the
company and not the engineer 10 see that the
signalman was there. Clarke was acquitted.
Wants More Help.
City Tax Collector Gilpin has asked the
Council for five additional clerks to helm him
during tax times. There VIII he 80, 900 tax
payers paving IN 5000 shortly, ana as iuis
has to be all taken in within a certain time MIR.
Gilpin says II will not be possible 10 accom-
pllsh IT in the time allowed without more help.
There were seven extra clerks assisting in
getting the new levy ready. but these have all
been dismissed because their tine had expired.
Some of these clerks VIII be put On again when
The Council allows the five asked FOR.
Inspector Maison's Net.
Restaurateurs Martin KatisicD. P. Clecak
Fisher, who were all scOoped up by License
Inspector Malson for dispensing liquors IN
their restaurants without The formality of hay-
ing taken out license, were arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday.
Clecak pleaded not guilty and demanded a
jury trial. which will be given him on De-
plead and they were allowed until to-day.
Converted by Teed.
Frederick V. Castle has commenced suit for a
divorce from Ella M. Castle on the ground of de-
sertion. Mrs. Castle was well known in Ala
media as Ella Nj. O'Buen. and taught in ;ne
schools OF that city until 1889. IL is alleged
that while in Chicago she became a convert of
koresh Teed, and taking vow of celibaey de-
Cheap Board.
At its meeting yesterday the Board OF Super
visorS adopted 4 resolution, introduced by Su-
pervisOr felouZe. fixing the amount allowed
the Sheriff for feeding prisoners al % cents per
day each until January l. After that dale the
people incarceraled in the McKillican bastile
must worry along on 20 cents worth OF food
daily.
Boys Misfortune.
M. II. RAMS, a lad OF ] 8 years, while en-
in a i IrOn
serious accident yesteIC ay afternoon. A piece
OF iron fell upon his leg breaking IL above the
ankle. He was removed TO the Receiving Hos
pital, where his fractured limb was put In
spllnts by DIR. johnson.
Knight and Willard.
George A. Knight and S. G. Millard the Re-
publican candidate for Lieutenant Governor
VIII address the people OF Oakland on Wednes-
day night next. Great pi separations are being
made for the meeting.
ScanIan's Case
The case against "Big Jack" Seaman. who
clubbe Industrial General Kelley was vester-
day continued in the Police Court until Tues
day next
Superior Judge Ellsworth has affirmed the
decision OF Justice of The Peace CHIT III favor
OF MotUrman Robert Carman against the Oak
land, San Leandro and Haywards Electric DAD.
his ROAD requires deposit of $50 from mo-
tormen, and when Carman was discharged tie
company refused to refund him his deposiT.
his decision VIII probably make many dis
charged street-railrOad employe richer by the
amount of his deposit.
In the divorce suit of II. S. Grammar against
Jeanette Bfamman on the ground OF desertion,
"A decree has been handed down IN favor OF
the plaintiff. and the defendant is granted per-
mission 10 resume her maiden name of Jones'
The Cooperative Shoe Company of Oak.
land has Incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock divided into shares OF $40 each The
directors are: Nj. Davidson, 5. J.. Davidson Ed
ward l.. Levy, Celia Frank and Charles l. rank
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but hey also want to purchase and work gold
and silver min eS III California and Oregon.
BERKELEY.
In response TO an invitation by card issued 10
$50 OF the ladies' OF Berkeley, TO meet to COM
plete the organization of the association for the
establishment OF free kindergartens, fifty ladies'