The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-10

| anpum I'D TO LAST January, when he sold the
land to one Chin Shin, who agreed 10 assume
the obligations OF the mortgage.
Chm Shin, however, did not propose TO DO so,
| and he in turn sold out 10 his countryman.
WOO Hong Seeks. who is now m. IN possession use,
| That is why the lady wants the sheriff TO sell
| the Chinamans land.
Determined POpulists.
The Populisis of Oakland are of opinion that
they have been euehred in some way regard
| ing Their ticket for freebolders. Mr. HOugI-
| nam says that the leaving of the names fur
nlsbed by the POpulist committee was inten-
tional and done for the purpose OF Freezing
! out the people But We'll put up our ticket
and run it and elect II. 1t is composed OF Pop
| uists, Non artisans, Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, md it will be successful. They cannot
! shut us OUT If they don't let US on The ticket
We will vote another ticket. and 1t Will be
| counted
civ Attorney johnson is of the opinion that
the Populists are themselves TO blame for not
| getting the names on tile regular Ticket be-
cause they did not, as he advised. attend the
Council meeting ana enter their protest.
How another tick car be voted under the
Australian ballot system is not clear, but the
| Populists are confident they can get their
ticket In.
Deserted by the Railroad.
Washington Bardo to whose inexperence is
laid the WeDser-street bridge disaster, was
yesterday surrendered by his bondsmen and
thrown into prison.
His bondsmen were Superintendent Wilder
and William Kent, the saOol-keepeT, and yes
| terday the latter received letter from Wilder.
| which he showed tc BardO. The portion Of the
letter shown 10 Bardo states that the writer
| was about TO withdraw from Bardo's bond. and
| that II would be advisable for Kent TO 90 like
| wise. Ibis Kent cid, ana later Wilder followed
suit and BardO was locked up. He said yester-
! day be did not know why this step was taken,
| and that having no friends lie was lock ed up.
| Bardo was one OF the green men put in by the
| railroad after the strikr. He had served IN the
tower but nine weeks, and had never had any
| previous experience.
| Mr.. Kent explained last night why he with
! drew from the bond. lie said in the first place
| he cid not know Bardo at all and that 1t was at
| the solicitation OF Deputy Sheriff. Kellogg OF the
! railroad that he went on. He did not 90 on 10
stay and had so stated. and withdrew when be
could. He te!ephoned Mr. Wilder to that effect,
| stating that he was not ia The bond business.
! In reply Mr.. Wilder wrote him that he was not
| in that business himself. but he did not say any
thing about Withdrawing, and is still on the
Bardo bond. Kent said be did not feel entirely
safe on the bond and that IL was very easy for a
man to skip out and listening TO the sugges-
| tions of his wife, be withdrew.
| The case is an odd one. but the BELIEF Is that
! Wilder wanted to withdraw but could not well
do So the SuppoSitioD being that the rail-
could 1t is stated that Mir. Wilder has offended
some one high III authority In going on the
bond in the first place, but since he had made
himself bondsinan 1t was difficult to back
away.
IL was reported late last night that Bardo
/ had secured a new bOndsman In the person Of
| ii. U
dealers, who has joined with Wilder. and that
| the swiIchman bad been released. This proves
| incorrect, but Mr. o. Brien has consented 10 go
on the bond and Bardo Will be released this
morning.
Davie Wants the Slip.
There is trouble between John l.. Davie and
| City Wharhnger {. b. Rutherford over the
Frankiin-street slip. which IS used by the
former IN his freight ferry business, ana Dayie
yesterday sued for Injunction 10 restrain
the wharhnger from permitting other vessels
| TO enter the slip aud thereby impede the Davie
| ferry. Judge Ogden granted a temporary re-
stralning order pending the hearing OF the case
on the 22d of the month.
| Davie alleges In his complaint that, notwith-
standing that the slip has been assigned him,
that he has paid for II regularly. that his ferry
accommodates between 300 and 400 mer-
J chants, he believes that Rutherford will per-
NIT other vessels TO land in ana take possession
of the slip to the damage of his business. He
| prays that the wharfngtr shall be enjOined
from allowing any vessel other than his freight
steamers TO enter or occupy the slip. Ben Nor
| gan appears as his attorney.
Distinguished Visitor.
! Colonel Dan Burns, the ticket-maker, paid a
! hasty visit 20 Oakland on Tuesday last and
spent several hours at Republican headquarters.
The local Republicans were not much inclined
TO acknowledge The fact, but Burns was here.
his mission being, il Is said 10 look out for The
legislative ticket, with view OF furtnering his
own Senatorial aspirations.
! Another report was that The mighty Republi-
| can was in Oakland 10 switch tie Independent
|
sou in The Twenty.siXth Senatorial District.
AS matters now stand Denison's prospects are
not of tile brightest. because of the number OF
candidates in the field. 1t is certain the Popu-
list candidate will draw the a. r. Z. vote,
! which has heretofore gone 10 the railroad, and
| Mr.. Tighman the judgement Republican, Will
| badly cut into DensOn's party support, while
! the Democratic candidate Will draw not few
| dlsgusted Republicans to his support.
To His Wife and Children.
The will OF The late Edward Qu inn, who died
| in this city some three months ago. was flied
for probate yesterday By q. w. Howard. who
| has been appointed administrator at The re-
! quest of the widow. The Will is Geographic,
! and i: provides that The estate. which Is valued
at only S1400, be held in trust by the wife,
| Rachel Z. Quinn. for their eight children. In IL
Quinn also requested that his wife never re-
marry al least until after all the children have
reached their majority.
| PeDnoyer and Lease.
The PopuIsts of Alameda County are arrang-
| ing to nave Governor Pennoyer of Oregon and
Mrs. Lease of Kansas speak In Alameda County
during the campaign.
1t is stated that Hart North, the Republican
! candidate for the Assembly In the Fiftiett
| District, has accepted the invitation of Rev. 5.
| Goodenough, the Popuist candidate for the
same office, 10 meet him in Joint debate. Ar
engagements are being made for the meeting.
An Odd Feature in Theatricals.
| "In Old Kentucky' opens tonight at the
Marlborough Tbeater for run OF four nights
and Saturday matinee. The advance sale oil
seats has been large, aud a successful season is
the promise.
There will be peculiar feature in the shape
OF a street parade to-day i'll Oakland. Alameda
and Berkeley OF the company's famous Pick a.
Dinny band and the blo0ued horses used on the
stage in the performance.
After the Restaurants.
License Inspector NJ aloon yesterday swore
out warrants for the arrest OF tive restaurant
Keepers, who, lie SAID persisted IN selling
liquor withOul procuring liquor licenses. The
warrants were served on The proprietor of the
| following places: u. Z. restaurant, Baltimore
restaurant, Broadway restaurant, Helena res
taurant, ST. Lawrence restaurant.
The General Improving.
Industrial General Kelley, who was dubbed
by big Jack" Scanlon on Saturday night. is
still at his home. but improving rapidly. Scan
Ion is still on tie upper Broadway beat. his old
location being occupied by Officer Banks.
Sent to Ukiah.
Florence Walden. who has been an inmate OF
the inbrmary, was yesterday committed TO the
leptic fits.
Again Continued.
The trial nj Frank Miller, accused of mur-
dering Manuel Quadros, the miikman, near
Blair Park, was again continued yesterday to
November Is.
BERKELEY.
at the meeting of the board Monday evening
the question OF license was again brought up
Town Attorney Hayne stated that IL was posi-.
bic that license OF 500 a year for soda water
| fnn aims W mi mt H. oil and a