The morning call., 1894-08-16

reception room with district registers, and
It was openly stated that cards were sent
rom me anteroom with instructions to
ssIuners TO register names written on them.
Many people left the hall.
~ y; II. Humphreys, j. p. Dockery and
i. " Maxwell were appointed as the en-
Iroiiing committee. so the stuffing will have
secretary.
Ia the Thirty-eighth District Joseph
Mann, deputy in the Assessors office,
was appointed clerk, and Max Goldberg,
u. u. OBrien and Frank Grimes were APP
pointed the enrolling committee. The
meeting was orderly and largely attended.
Organizer John G. Tyrrel appointed
Charles H. Murray secretary, and William
Jost, +. Schmidt and William NJ. Sullivan
the enrolling committee of The Thirty
ninth District. Nearly 300 names were
signed on the club roll.
A fight for supremacy between Jesse
Marks and d. NJ. Short, Todd Mcdonald
and others created considerable disturb
ance in the Fortieth District. The meet
ing in Bear Club Hall, Post and Fillmore
streets, comprised at least 500 men, nearly
100 of whom we're from south of Market
street, with full supply of suffers cards
bearing names of respectable voters. They
presented an unprepossessiDg spectacle as
they hung together and stopped the pro-
ceedings by boisterOus conduct. Intense
| feeling was engendered by the oppOs-
! ing factions. who, as the evening advanced,
obstructed business by rushing upon the
platform and pressing around the rolls.
The meeting grew more bOisterous and dis
orderly until shortly before p NJ police
men were called out. Seven officers were
sent from the City Hail TO preserve peace.
Just as they arrived at the door a frighiful
connection took place. The officers had
moved the rolls to an ante-room ia front
n ho fnlI
uoslty thai about fifty were pressed against
balustrade which gave way and precipi-
tailed them downstairs. A panic ensued,
but no body was seriously injured, the worst
wounds sustained being bruises Offace and
body.
The police quickly commanded order.
alter which enrolling began. About 200
names are on the roll. which closed at 10 30
P. NJ. An effort 10 steal the roll was de-
tected ana the seven policemen escorted il
and its custodlans to place OF safety.
I'd Kelly was appointed secretary and
Emile Bauer, w. d. Sanborn and II. w.
Miller were appointed the enrolling com
mittee.
Colonel d. NJ. Burns was one of the
early arrivals at Golden Gate Hall on
PACING street, near Polk, where the Re-
Dubllcans assembled in large numbers to
organize the central club OF the Forty first
District. A number OF other prominent
Republicans were present. Organizer Will
liam Cluff called the meeting to order and
appointed William Alexander as secretary
OF the meeting. He then announced as
the committee TO verify the roll William
Wade, William Mccarthy and c. Burdett.
Three hundred persons signed the club
roll.
There was another big crowd at the
meeting at 1913 TAYLOR street in the Forty
second DistrIc. E. G.. Hughes, the organ
izer, appointed J. Hart secretary; w. L.
Morton. c. j. Gavin and G. D. Graham as
a committee to verify the rolf Three
hundred and fifty signed the roll.
Senator j. II. Mahoney called the Forty
third Assembly District Club together at
California Hall. He appointed William
Livingston as temporary secretary, and
John Burns. Harry Vollers and William T.
Boothby as enrolling committee.
10 the FOrty-fourth District Il. S. Mar
tin. State organizer. called the meeting at
1923 Powell street to order. Louis Cooper
was made temporary secretary, and Melo
Ellrich, Dennis Daily and Gregory Valerie
were appointed as the enrolling COM
mittee.
The Central Club Of the Forty-fifth As
sembly District was organized by John F.
Martin, member of the State Central Com.
mittee, who appointed William Z. Ingram
secretary. Martin appointed John Hayes.
j. j. Jamison and Henry Gallagher as a
special committee 90 verify the roll. A bout
80 signatures were obtained. resolu-
ton indorsing Thomas Is. O'Brien for
GOUQrass WAS a00n1ed