The morning call., 1894-05-28
STRIFE FOR RULE.
The Skirmish Before the
Primaries.
DISTRICT CLUBS ORGANIZE.
A Poor Outlook for Kelly and
Crimmins.
THICK CROP OF CANDIDATES.
Buckley Said to Be DabbIing in Re-
publican Politics and Advising
His Lambs to Vote.
THICK CROP OF CANDIDATES

Though 1t is conceded that Crimmins and
Kelly were badly defeated in the Organi-
cation of the clubs on Saturday night, the
struggle, it is said. will be kept up and
drag-out fight will result. Some OF the
friends of Crimmins and Kelly seem to
think that the end is not yet It is under
stood that struggle will be made to wrest
clubs in the Twenty Twenty-ninth,
Twenty-sxth and Fortieth, which are said
to be organized in their interests from
their control. 1t is charged that Buckley
and Raiuey are interesting themselves in
Republican politics and that Buckley fol-
lowers Will attempt to participate in the
primaries.
1t is said that many of the clubs as
organized will not be uDfrendly to II. NJ.
Estee's candidacy for Governor. and that
d. NJ. Burns would like to see him nomi-
mated.
Several districts which were supposed
to be strong for District Attorney Barnes.
1t Is now reported will not return delegates
who Will support him.
Around the various league clUb the
announcement of Attorney-General Hart
that he was a candidate for Governor was
topic OF conversation yesterday.
just what position John d. Spreckels
Will take seems unknown. His wishes
would have a strong controlling influence
with many OF the clubs.
The Blackthorn Republican Club
changed It's name to the Burns Republican
Club on motion of T. +. Barry, its treas
urer, at meeting held Saturday night at
495 Fourth street. A club delegation of
tWenty-eight men, headed by Il. +. Barry.
called at Burns headquarters Yesterday
There will be another meeting Of the club
next Thursday evening.
Trouble over the organization of the
clubs took place in several districts Satur-
day night. In the Thirty-second district
lights were put out and ten policemen
came 10 the scene of disturbance. There
was some disturbance, too, in the Forty
first district
There was trouble, also, in club OF the
Forty-third Assembly District, which met
al Germania Hall. 626 Bush street. Those
who are opposed 10 the organization as
formed state that, of the 100 men who
were present, 90 lived outside the district
They also state that firemen residing south
OF Market street and firemeu from Tele-
graph Hill took part, and that Buckley
and Ralney had gang of their followers
present TO work in the interests of the
1907 Pacific street and NJ. Coleman and D.
Coleman Of 5l5 Kearny street took part
IN the organization, being non-residents OF
the district.
Inspector NJ. Flynn, it is stated, lives In
the other end of the district, and Clerk
Riehtmire is said TO live on Market street,
while Clerk Raymond is unknown in the
district
Additional reports from clubs organized
Saturday night are as follows:
Iwenty-eighth Assembly District, Club /
President William Brown; vice president Gus
Mo- back; secretary, Joseph Hansen; treas
urer Charles Eugelke; enrolling committee.
Peter Foley, John Reynolds, John Caravan
executive committee, George Pratt Gus Mattt.
Fi-lds.
Twenty-eighth Assembly District. Club p
President, Douglass Elery; vice president,
Thomas GOslin; secretary, Peter Quinn; treas
urer, d. ). Weaver; executive committee, John
II. Won Buskirk, John o. Lind, John HeTgot,
Matthew Maum, NJ. j. RiOrdan.
Iwenty-nlnth Assembly District, Club Q
President Henry Ryan; vice-president W.
Crane; secretary, +. II. Lutgers; ire ,surer NJ.
Levy, sergeant-at-arms, Thomas O'Brien; ex-
ecullve committee, S. TauSsig, d. j. Crowley,
w +. DaSha, I. Regain T. ". FURRY.
Thirty sixth Assembly District Club Pres
ldent, Robert Ash; weep president, DR.. Soper;
secretary, j. IL. Mccain; treasurer. w. Wright.
Forlletn Assembly District, Club 1-Presi-
dent, Emil Bauer; Yice-DTesidents, Edmund
Iausky and DIR. 5. 5. Kahn; secretary, William
geant-at- arms Thomas Hess.
FOrly-lbird Assembly District, Club 2-PTesi-
dent, j. c. Treadwell; vieepresident, j. G.
DlmOnd; secretary, W. RightmlTe; treasurer,
George Fredericks; sergeanI-at-arms, Joseph
Barnard