The morning call., 1894-10-13

But the Democrats are very much
alarmed. They are preparing to vigorously
canvass the districts aud they intend to
Nil the Jails with illegal voters on election
Gay IN spite of the fact that Poohbah
Burns is member of the Board of Police
commissioners and will have the police at
MS back at the polls. The Democrats will
rely on beuch-warrants and they point
WIN pride to the fact that at least one
stuHer Will not stuff this year because he
Is serving ten years. term at San Quentin
Tor stuffing two wears ago. They nope to
iand good many more Of the same sort
IN State prison this time
1t seems very probable that they will
nave ample opportunity for doing SO, as
the hgures are very significant. The regis
tfatlon during the past seven days has
heen: Saturday. the 9Th. 1918; 7th. 1906;
osh, 1886; 9Th, 1877; 10th, 1913; 18th, 1920;
I2Ih, ZOO. The largest registration IN
1872 was 1923. on the last day. In 1890 the
number registered daily ranged toward
the last from 700 TO 900.
Ihls shows that there is an enormous
10 nuX oil voters, and 1t is noticeable that
tney are HD.wlng into the residence por-
IONS of the city as well as choking up the
hotels-on parer. But the rush viii have
10 stop alter Monday, at least from this
quarter. Central registration closes, and
Then the public may watch to see what
Boss Rainey will do when bis turn comes
In the precincts.
The registration Office was open last
night and big business was done. IL
was observed that besides the suffers
there were many old men in the lines.
The men who stand about and know
everything as by inspiration said that the
presence of So many graybrards was due
To the agitation of the religion issues
which have been dragged into the cam
paign. Men who had not voted for years
this TINA tn q Ia
selves in sectarian lines. AT all events
they were there, and they registered with
out having much 10 say about how they
In tended to vote.
The Twenty-eighth, Twenty ninth.
Thirtieth, FOrtieth, FOrty-second, Forty
in which most of the stuffingis being done.
In the Forty-third Senator j. II. Manoney
Is credited with being the prime mover.
This can be heard on all sides. Last night
party of four men entered the registra-
ton office Three of the men were evil
IDENTIFY new" the other was plotting
| them. The pilot led thu way to the Sin
formation" desk and was heard 10 say ::
''Pve got three men here. but | haven't got
any instructions. What shall l do with
them?"
The clerk behind the desk said: "Take
them down to Mah0ney, at the Baldwin.
and bring them back in the mornin ing"
The Senator is sail to be very shrewd
coarher and novices look to him for advice.
The Democrats held a meeting in
Judge Sanderson's courtroom last night
10 discuss ways of heading off suffers
The meeting WAS composed If men from
all the districts and partook of the nature
of an informal talk. 1t was a strictly
private affair, and il any concerted plan
was decided upon, those who were present
did not divulge its nature. A force of men
is at work in the county headquarters in
the olumbian building copying the names
of the newly registered voters into books,
which will be given To canvaSsers, who
will make a house-to-bous Investigation
in all the districts. Whenever would-be
voter Is found 10 have given a wrong adj
dress he viii be put on challenge list,
and ON the day of election the challengers
will be ready to nab him.
The way of the suffer is to be made as
hard as possible.
The Democratic district committees met
last night in the various districts 10 discuss
registration, and a genuine resistance is
be M de all along the line to any aud all
attempts at illegal voting.
The Republican executive council held
hurried session in the AlcaZar building
last evening and decided To admit Mrs.
Ada Ballou and Mrs. Nellie Holbrook-
BliDn from the Womhn's State Republican
Club. The Afro-American League was
allowed SIX representa- ives and the action
VI IIlb COIDmi1tPe OF the Eleventh w ara
Club in Withdrawing one delegate and
substituting another was ind0rsed. SIM
liar action was taken in the case Of the
Austrian republican Club.
After indorsing the entire Republican
municipal ticket the council adjourned.
An enthusiastic meeting of the in
dependent citizens OF the Thirty-eighth
Assembly District was held at Franklin
Hail, corner of Eddy and Pierce streets,
last evening. About 800 citizens were
present They most enthusiastically in
dorsed in MANY speeches the candidacy of
Car tain S. P. Blumenb berg, the Independ-
emf candidate for the Assem- ply for that dis
tTict
W. j. Hurley presided and enthusiastic
speeches were made bv Captain Gerard j.
Brigerts, Hon. w. J. Hurley, Thomas
Wren, j. Boland, William Purcell, Judge
W. A. ). Nicholson. Mr.. BaIderman. NJ.
Fogel. Newman Cohp, Louis Goldsmith
latter clearly stated why ne was candi-
date and submitted his candidacy TO TIE
voters of the district irrespective of patty
as an independent candidate.
The Perkins Republican Club held a
meeting last evening at their rooms, $40
Green street. anG the following officers
were elected: President. S. j. Garibaldi !;
vice president, K. Rothmany; secretary,
G. Aicher; treasurer, Z. Stroll; sergeant
alarms, V. Dufour. Executive committee
w. Lindwali. l.. Stroll. ID. Cam pbell, Y.
Garibaldi, A. Denigri. A resolution was
passed indorsDg NJ. NJ. Eslee for Gov
emo and the whole ticket.
The Hayes Valley Social Club met last
night in Mowry's Hall. Laguna aud Hayes
streets, and Endorsed i. f. Loud for Con-
gress, Pierce for Superintendent OF Streets,
McNab for Sheriff and Benjamin for
Supervisor of the Third Ward. Pierce,
McNab and Benjamin were present and
made short speeches, and Tim Sullivan
spike in behalf of Mr.. Loud. Recitaiions
were given by members of the CLUB.
The Central Republican Club of the
Thirty-eighth District met last night on
Golden Gate avenue. near Buchanan
street. There was a small attendance,
gone to attend the meeting of the indie
pendents at franklin Hall. e Aigtltingar
presided. and speeches were made by Ed
ward I. Wolfe and James Kidney.
The Twenty-eighth District Republicans
h ad large meeting last evening at their
clubrooms, 146 Second street. The en-
tire Republican ticket was Endorsed.
Speeches were made by c. bunker, DR..
w. j. Hawkins. Philip Kiey. The fol-
lowing gentlemen entertained the club
with vocal selections. G. W. Lee, w.
Barrett, j. Loney, d: Barry. K. Flood.
George Won CLAIM and E. Stanley.
There was a rousing meeting of the
Peoples party of the Thirty-seventh As
sembly District held last night at Webster
Hall, at Haight and Market streets.
1t was the opening of the local cam
paigu in the district for the Peoples
ticket, and the feature of it was The in
dorsement of Richard Cohen for the As