The morning call., 1894-10-30
ALAMEDA,

As compared with all previous efforts of the
Democracy of this city, the demonstration last
night looms large. The parade, headed by The
Oakland Club in uniform, was success, and
ATmory Hall, in which the subsequent IN. citing
was held, was crowded 10 excess, ladies being
present in large numbers. The meeting was
pres ded over by Major q. E. Colwell, and the
first speaker was Judge Mcguire, who spoke
hopefully of the prospects OF the Democracy
In the State ana in this district Judge Mcguire
paid his respects to the railroad In no measured
terms.
Tax Collector RosbOrough sang several
rouslng songs. A representative of the Fruit.
and addressed the meeting in favor of Cy
Brown, the Democratic candidate for Super
wiser, an office for which very hard fight is
heing made.
Mr.. Phillips candidate for Railroad Commits
sioner, followed aud promised, If elected, IO
follow in the footsteps OF W. w. Foote.
Nj. +. Tarpey succeeded with a pointed ad-
dress in which he nyeghed against the A. T..
A, and mercilessy scored the railroad. He In
sisted that falling to meet its debts the Govern
ment should foreciOse.
Hon. Warren b. English was very warmly
received, and his address was punctuated with
liberal applause.
The Trustees.
The Trustees met last evening all present.
george Britt was appointed eXtTamau of the
West End chemical engine. The Str ct Super
lntenGent was authorized TO purchase some
HSS''
which blocks the water near the Webster
street roadway. IL was ordered that FrulJvale
cement be laid on the walks in the Alamr ola
Park. The matter OF opening Buena Vista
avenue was laid over one week, as was action
as to tDe Op ming of Eagle avenue.
Harry Z. Rossiter made complaint against
the Poundmaster. Two of his horses were
temporarily tied to a fence outside lot, when
the Poundmaster, be said, took them. and TWO
days afterward, without notification, he sent
them TO the Oakland boneyard to be Killed.
The Board instTuc ed the clerk TO notify Ihe
Poundmaster 10 appear pefore them next Mon
day night at o'clock. Quire OpenShaw, TO be
on time, applied for the position of janitor of
the new City Hall 10 be erected.
A protest against the or ding and macadam-
iZiEg OF San Jose avenue, formerly Jefferson
street, was ieceived from W. H. TAYLOR, Martha
Z. HoH and oThrrs. Caroline L. Dwinelle and
others protested against The laying of a sewer
In Post and Washington streets. Resolutions
OF intention were ordered drawn for artificial
stone sidewalks on Halght avenue, between
MINI aud Third streets.
Queer Actions of Peter Olsen
The Osens OF the West End are not done
with their troubls. Mrs. Olsen recently made
Peter, her husband OF very much younger
years, walk out OF The house for good Peter,
however, like the Cat, came bacK. This Is the
cause OF the revilIngs OF Peter as he lies in the
Alameda jail. with scarcely strip OF clothing
left on his back. The charge against Olsen is
battery on his vile, Supernduced by whisky
applications on the inside OF Peter. When
Constable Morris came 10 make the arrest he
fonnG he had contract on his hands, as Olsen
fought desperately. 1t took four men TO strap
him 10 the bottom of a wagon. On being re-
moved 10 tile jail he tore his Clothes of com.
petely, so that some necessary articles of at
tire must be had before lie can explain his con.
duct IN court.
Populists To Rally.
The big demonstration of the PopuiIsts takes
place tonight in Llnderman Opera-hou
Among the speakers VIII be: Hon. h. NJ Glib.
son. nominee for Supreme Justice; Green
Hajors nominee for Assembly; S. a. TafI,
nominee for State Senator; G. B White, nom
inee for Sheriff. The Peoples party slereopti-
con Will be used for the last time, and Colonel
Tobias. The campaign singer, viii assist in
arOusing enthusiasm.
Illness Of Father Sullivan.
Rev. Father Sullivan. pastor of ST. Joseph's
Church, is seriously III, suffering from severe
hemOTrhage of TIL lungs. He was unable tC
say mass on Sunday. Ii is found that The Rev
Father has oVertaXed his strength during the
construction of the new church building
A Woman Evangelist.
Blanche Cox. noted evangelist sent to thi:
country by General Booth Of the Salvation
Army, will speak at the Park-street Methodist
Episcopal Church on Wednesday evening.