The morning call., 1894-10-13

feet of Murphy, one of the petty larceniss, he
espied pair OF the stolen shoes. The identi-
fcat0n was complete and Murphy was conf
charge OF burglary was placed against him,
and he will have TO answer 10 H.
A Worry Serious Charge.
Benjamin I. Conger. the son OF b. +. Conger.
the printer at 1461 Seventh street, was ar
rested Yesterday in San Francisco on war
RANT sworn out by an Oakland young woman
named Miss May Biakely. a house-svrVant, ~
years OF age residing NJ 556 Third street.
Miss Blakely is rather prepossessng young
woman. and her charge is that Oh the 4th of
Nav last COnger wronced her under promise
of marriage. AS the time was rapidly approach
ing for tile birth OF her baby she sought out
COnger who was employed on a streetcar line
in San Francisco. and tried 10 persuade MIN TO
keep his promise TO marry her. but lie ftatly re-
fused, and the girl had him arrested.
He was brought 10 Oakland by Detective
Holland. on warrant charging betrayal and
was locked up He refused 10 hav- anything
further TO say about the matter than that he
had not seen the girl for eight months, ana he
added that II she was soon 10 give birth TO a
child IL was not his.
Conger's ia her and John r. Horton furnished
bonds in $1,000 each for the young mans APP
pearance and he was released al 3 Z. NJ.
Ezeta to Ci-nfuegos.
That General EZeta has not entirely forgot
ten his able lieutenant. Cienfuegos, now con-
fined in the Alameda County Jail. IS shown in
Colonel Cienfuegos:
Ny Dear yhunuo: 1t hurts me to think that you
are sorry, but exchange your sorrow with my
kindness. You want to have confidence, for l
have not forsaken YOU President Diaz has recon-
mended your case to the Minister III Washington
The lawyers are working In case. Don't
worry, but have patience. i have telegraphed all
over Mexico. Coiocho and Bolanos have not
rived. ANY place that your wife arrives
at any time she will have all the money
she wants at her disposition. Your case ought TO
Is a i'm IL
vador. Your general has shed blood on the battle
held to rise ia the world aud give him a name.
Above all my love for the American people is
great My sympathies are with that country to be
happy forever. Take care OF yourself aud receive
an embrace from one who has always called you
his ANTOINE EZETA.
PS.-Don't put any cabIegram on wire. 1 will
try and find out where your wife is.
To March the south.
The plans of Industrial General Kelley are
now made known. detachment OF The Oak
land army, consisting of five officers and twen-
ty-tive prIva es, will leave on Monday next for
trip which will carry them into Southern Cali
foInid. The iDdustrials, III their PROSECUTING
tour, will 70 by way of San Jose. taking IN
Niles and all Intermediate POINTS. and from San
Jose Will proceed 10 Los Angeles and San
Diego.
Industrial companies Will be organized all
along the route where unemployed people are
found TO make tie nucleus for grand army 10
move eastward in The spring.
lie officers of the advance body are: Cen
eral Kelley, Colonel RailtOn. Major Harris
Quartermaster West and Lieutenant Kelley.
To Open Tonight.
The Non Partisan party of Alameda County
Is all ready for The campaign and VIII tonight
hold a grand ratification meeting a; Hamilton
Hall al the corner of Jefferson and Thirteenth
streets. There will be able orators on band 10
address The audience. aud The county canc-
dates Will also introduce themselves to the
voters. The Fifth Regiment band Will furnish
music.
On Monday next the candidates of the party
Will speak at Haywards.
Mitchell Dismissed.
A. w. Mitchell. who was accused Of stealing
a diamond-pn from g. s. LanCan, the Hay
wards attorney. was dismissed in the Police
Court yesterday, because there was not a part-
Gle OF evidence TO hold him.
Testimony went 10 show that Langan,
Mitchell and others were drinking in Seventh
street saloon, and Langan aud another man
separate them. he diamond-pin was found
afterward In the sawdust on The floor of the
saloon.
Wants Better Service
Postmaster White is contemplating a better
mail service for Oakland. particularly Oakland
Heights and East Oakland sections. He Will
apply for four additional letter-carriers, and
also for mail and parcel boxes
The Oakland office h IS for long time been
in need OF additional mail service. the carriers
covering more territory than in any other city
where the same number OF men are employed.
An Oaklnnder Ipjured.
telegram from Redclff, Colo, says that
John Dayila. an Oakland man, was Knocked on
freight train uear Tennessee pass ana badly
injured. Davila is a railroad man. and in Oak
land resided on Eighth street, near Willow.
He will be brought TO Oakland when able TO
travel
Suit Ended.
The troubles between Sculptor f. Marion
Wells and his wife are ended. the Latter having
died Thursday. at the French Hospital in San
Francisco. from the results of an operation.
There were divorce proceedings pending be-
tween the couple In the Alameda courts.
"Who Struck k-iley?"
The Populists have issued unique campaign
card in the shape OF a big star, the words
printed on IL being. "Who Struck Kelley 2" 1t
has reference TO the clubbing given General
Kelley by big Jack" Seaman.
Watkinson's Petition.
Councilman BILLY" Waikinson yesterday
filed his petition 10 run as an Independent can
didate for Supervisor in lbe Third District.