The herald., 1894-10-28
bag the Southern Pacific railroad in de

bag the southern racine railroad III ue
next congress.
'It will be a play for yer life," said
Mr.. Masters. as he departed with hic-
cough and a stagger to deliver Bill
Stoves letter.
If Col. Dan Burns had caught
glasos OF Mr.. Masters as he made labored
have regretted that he had not given
him dose of DR.. Kelley's gold cure be-
fore sending him out on a delicate po.
litioal mission.
CITY DEMOCRATS.
A meeting, under the auspices Of the
Democratic committee, was held at the
corner OF Third and Spring streets last
night. Fitzgerald Murphy presided and
R. j. Adcock and Colonel Messmore ad.
dressed the large crowd present. Mr..
Adcock is candidate for aesem blym
in the Seventy-third district, and out
lined in extenso the policy he will fol-
low if elected. He was followed by
Colonel Messmore, who spoke forcibly
on the local issues of the campaign and,
in concluding, covered the ground on
the tariff question. The meeting was en-.
thusiastic and fully demonstrated the
fact that true Democracy is live issue
in this campaign.
MRS. GALPIN AT MoNRovIA.
Mre. Kate Upper Galpin, the non
partisan candidate for superintendent
of public schools, made an eloquent
speech last night at Barnes's hall. She
| explained the method by which nom
partisan candidate was placed in nom-
ination, and gave good reasons why
such an Office should be taken away
from the influence of trading in political
| conventions. She said that superin-
I tendents and teachers should be choeen
on account OF their fitness as educators.
and for that only, and that the specific
| object of education is to make good citi-
zens--bonest, practical, self-supporting,
patriotic men aud women-and that no
nation could continue unless made up of
such subjects. 1t was an instructive, en-
tertaining epeech, and showed the ex-
ecutive ability OF this thoroughly Amer
| lean woman.
DEMOCRATS AT FULLERTON.
Special to the HERALD.
FULLERTON, Oct. 27.-The Democrats
held grand rally here tonight which
was by far the biggest political meeting
ever held in this town. Fully 500 peo-
pie were at Chadbourne hall TO listen to
the eloquent speech Of COL Dan Baker,
editor of the Santa Ana Standard.
All the Democratic candidates of
Orange, county were present. J. s. Scar
borough, candidate for district attorney,
spoke after Baker had finished. Bands
and bonfires helped TO make the affair
the grand success it Was.
AMONG THE woRKMEN.
Yesterday Mrs. Kate Topper Galpin
and number of ladies went upon a
novel campaigning tour, which was
eminently pleasant and successful. At
the noon hour the ladies met the en-.
| ployees of the Southern Pacific at the
Ger shops, and Mrs. Galpin made an
eloquent address to them upon the
| public school question and her candidacy
for school superintendent. The address
was very well received by the boys.
From the car shops the delegation vis-
tied Llewellyn Bros foundry, Stearns'
Misunderstanding company, and other ma
chine shops, where they were treated
with the greatest courtesy and made q
very pleasing impression.
THAT CAVALIER TREATMENT.
|. J.C. McInerny's friends are very much
wrought up over the cavalier manner in
which the Republican city convention
! treated his nomination by the ward
convention for the board of education.
He was unanimously elected by the
| joint Republican and Democratic com.
n1ttGe appointed by the two central
mmittees, and then selected by the
Republican ward convention. Notwith-
standing this the city convention went
back ON the nomination and repudiated
it in spite OF the strong pleas made by
several delegates in favor of ratifying
the nomination as one altogether I'll and
fine tributes made to the worth of Mr..
McInerny. Because he was Democrat
the convention overrode the choice of
the ward convention.
| ANDRoUs CHALLENGED.
8. N. andre Candidate for State Senator on
| the Republican Ticket
DEAR SIR:-I desire to meet you in
series of joint debates before the voters
Of the Thirty eighth senatorial district,
in view of the fact that desire that you
| and / shall declare ourselves before the
people OF the district on the issues that
now confront our constituency. l es-
pecially desire that we show our atti
tude on the Southern Pacific railway
question and other material propositions
upon which you have hitherto remained
peculiarly Silent.
Vefy respectfully,
II. STEIGLITZ,
Democratic Nominee State Senator.
Your clock is all right but your stove