The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-31

on tb- malicious mischief charge and the Judge
turned The money in at the police eince,
The trouble seems 10 nave Deen mat 'ne
police fixed the bail, and they put IL AT nguro
so mewhat in keeping with The amount OF Gam
age done This the court ola hot knom anou',
aud he says they exceeded tnelr authority III
fixing bail. This Is he WORK Oh the courts
alone.
The fact that Allen turned in the SO led TO
the belief that he had put up The bail.
Democracy Makes kffort.
The Democracy was out in force last night to
welcome their standard bearers, Budd and
Jeier. A delegation. consisting OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club. escorted The guests
from Democratic headquarters, preceded by
brass band up Broadway To Twelfth street TO
Red fire and skyrockels lighted the line of
march and lhrongs of people lined the side
walks AT the Tabernacle an immense audi
ence OF not less than $500 people crowded into
tile building. There were many ladies in the
crowd The audience was all enthusiastic one,
too and the points in the oraliOnS received lib
Hon. John f.. GIascocE was chosen president
of The meeting. After brief opening address
he introduced William I. Jeter, the Democratic
candidate for Lieutenani-GoYernor,w who made
a short speech. MI. Budd was then introduced.
He received an ovation from luSty lunged
Democrats as he stepped 10 The front. His ad-
dress was listened TO attentiyey throughout,
and at the end he received three cheers and
tiger.
The candidate for Railroad Commissioner, w.
W. Phillips, received applause from all parts of
the mouse when he made his business talk, and
II showed c0nclusively that MIR. Phillips vote
in Oakland will be a r0using one. for men OF all
parties have been impressed by the mans
honesty. The last speaker Of the night was
Denis Spencer, who entertained the crowd for
over an hour. He also gave several OF The
candidates good word. The Spencer speech
was followed by song from Alexander Ros-
borough entitled "Budd. Budd. You Democratic
Budd," which brought down the house.
After the meeting Mr.. Budd held a reception
on the stage and was kept busy shaking hands
n
clear.
Stirred Up by PopuIists.
The local Republicans had about given over
the idea of having parace on next Sat urday
evening, when Senator Perkins and Congress
man HilbOrn speak IN Ga kland, but now ar
engagements are being made for regular Re-
publican night. The big show made by the
Populists on Monday night has determined the
Republicans 10 make efforts 10 Guido the Pop
ulisUS.
Its now proposed to have The biggest parade
Of the Campaign. The EnciDal Uniformed Club,
San Lorenzo Club, HaywardS Club, FruitVae
Club, Eureka ColOred Club. and The First Sc
Ond, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Ward Clubs,
and the Veterans Club. besides other Repub-
lican organizations IN the county, viii be In
line.
The speaking will take place after the parade
at the Oakland 1heater.
Reminiscent of n Drink Cure.
suit was entered yesterday by Cbauncey
W. COPYRIGHT against George w. Babcock,
Calvin w. Kellogg and others 10 recover Sl2.-
500 on account Of an alleged contract 10 pur-
chase property on Hudson street, and for
S46S rs of interest. Tue defendants were
partners in the establishment Of an institution
for The cure OF drunkenness, The opium, NOR
phine and tobacco diseases.
Two Destructive Fires.
About O'clock last evening the house OF II.
j. Dykes, resident of Emerson street and Shat
tuck avenue, South Berkeley, was destroyed
by lire. Loss $500
The residence Of Mr.. McDowan, corner o
Columbus and Second avenues Temescal, was
partially destroyed by fire at midnight. Loss
$4,000; no insurance.
A Long Fall.
John Williams, painter, 6S years of age.
living al Tenth ana Washington streets, fell a
distance Of thirty feet yesterday from seat
folding on which he was working at the new
ChiidTen's Home al Temescal. lie was taken
TO the r. ceiving Hospital, where il was found
that his back was sprained and he was badly
bruised all over. His injuries are painful, bur
not serious.
Cannot Attend Her Funeral
Ole Wallub, the young man who was engaged
to be married TO Mss Caroline Tennis The
young lady who died on Sunday, has been ad-
vIsed by telegraph OF the death OF his afianced.
but he cannot possibly be here in time for the
funeral. which takes place to-day al O'clock.
Wallub is employed on The cutter CorwiD, now
at Astoria.
Non-Partisan Enthusiasm.
The NOn-Partisans held a rousing meeting
last night at Goiden Vest Hall On the Waits
Tract Speeches were made by candidate for
Dalton and CiliZen brancon. After the speak
ing the candidates received a regular ovation
from the Dig crowd present.
October Money.
The City Treasurer has received as taxes thus
far IN October S39707 so. This Is from The
city proper. From The annexed district the
sum paid in is S1286 20. There has been
S5139 received from licenses.