The herald., 1894-11-01


fled by long study and experience in
the public schools. for the position she
bad hsan asked to fill.
After the singing OF q campaign song,
Non.Partisan Schools, Mrs. Galpin made
an eloquent, logical and forci0le addreae,
her remarks being received by the 9udi-
snce with expressions of heartiest APP
probation.
Mr.. G. p. Dorland followed with q
strong spsech.
BOYLE HEIGHTS MEKTING.
A large and thoughtful audience gath
cred at Corbel hall, Boyle Heights. to
listen to discussion OF the non-partisan
school movement. Miss Alice Nc
Comas, Miss Ida Col!ns. Mrs. Glazier
and Mra. II. @. Mcclure furnished de.
lightful mnsic. A campaign cong Gre
atsd good deal OF enthusissm with the
chOrua
Hnrrah hurrah! for peace and purity; =,
From party strife and politics,
AS every school should be,
For we are hign-mirded voters.
Mrs. r. II. F. variel gave the opening
address, in which she outlined the can~
paign thus far and spoke eloquently of
the women's candidates, Hon. g. L.
Harr!s OF Pasadena, aud q. w. Simonton
followed.
Mrs. Galpin at this time arrived from
the Seventh ward meeting. and spoke
most sccsptsbly on the ideal public
school.
Hon. w. III. Workman and the Rev.
Will A. Kniahten followed.
Mem bers OK all parties united in the
meeting, and ali the speakers gave their
reanons Tor supporting OF the nou-parti-
san candidate. The meeting closed with
three hearty cheers for Mrs. Galpin.
TAE PLAZA MEETING.
On the plaza last evening an enthuei-
astio Democratic meeting was held.
Over 500 Spsnish-Americans were pres-
ent. Eignor Sanchez presided and in
troduced r. j. Adcock. candidate for the
assembly, Seventy-third district.
Sig. Flores. editor of Dos Kepublicas,
the Spanish newspaper OF this city,
made an eloquent speech in Spanish
and defended the principles Of Democ-
racy. Fitzgerald Murphy followed and
poured some hot shot into the ranks of
the A. p. A. and exposed the records OF
Dan Burns and other Republican lead
srs. Don Carlos Cruz spoke freely and
eloquently in Spanish and the meeting
closed with cheers for Patton and
Democracy.
LONG BEACH NOTES.
George 8. Patton will speak on the
railroad and harbcr questions at Long
Beach tomorrow afternoon. Friday.
The same evening he will speak at
San Pedro under the auspices of tho
three cities Of Long Beach, Wilmington
and San Pedro.
The federation OF Republican clubs
which were to whoop up things at Long
Beach Tuesday night did not material
ize. thereby putting damper on the
meeting. The boys were much disap-
pointed, IS great preparations had been
made TO receive them.
FRENCH DEMOCRATS.
Club Lafayette (French Democratic
club) will meet tomorrow evening al
8 o'clock at Painters hall, Aliso street.
All French American citizens invited.
Addresses will be made Ia French and
English.
The busiest man about town il H. G.
Register OF Ward 4. He 10 said to be
working for place in J. A. Donnell'B
office. 1t is whispered that he 10 to have
the position Of district attorneys detec-
tive in the event OF Burr and Donnell
being elected.
l. r. Dunkelberger 10 still spoken of
as Burr's undersheriff. and it has been
noticed that he does not let up in the
canvass which he lie making for Burr.
One hundred dollars even was bet in
San Fernando last night that John Burr
will not carry his own precinct, and
there is $500 more to bet on the same
proposition. While betting is not argu
ment it sometimes indicates the direc.
tion Of the wind.
Robert J. AGcock, candidate for the
assembly in the Seventy. third district,
ie q sure winner. Hia campaign has
been one continual round OF enthusiasm
and with the undivided Democratic
vote of his district with him on every
issue, he cannot be defeated.
Allan P. Richardson, the regular Dem.
ocratic candidate for constable, ia q
worthy, painataking pescs officer. whose
record for two years during which he
has held tho Office is without blemish.
Tonight Democratic meetings will be
held ct Alhambra. Downey and Green
Meadows, and at the old San Fernando.
street depot in this city.
The Democratic county central COM
mittee continues to receive the most en-
couraging reports from all over the
county. and predicts big surprise for
the Republicans when the count ia fin-
isbed.
The impression is growing that the
fght for mayor will be between Hazard
and Ryan.