The morning call., 1895-02-03
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.


fore the Freeholders.
Sutro's electric-road to the beach will be
pushed TO completion.
Joe Rankins, a peddler, booked at the City
Prison for grand larceny.
There were few minor changes in the Har-
Dor Police force yesterday.
No meeting OF the Street Railway Employees
Union was held last night
The Federal Grand Jury filed its final report
yesterday and was discharged.
Suit is brought attacking the titles to prop
erty IN the Paramount District.
Almost $4,000 was subscribed yesterday
forenoon TO the valley railroad fund.
Police Judge Campbell has not surrendered
his private Office TO Registrar Hinton.
The steamer Peru sailed for Japan and China
yesterday with heavy cargo OF merchandise.
The viii OF Charles Kohler, who died in the
Hammam Baths some weeks ago, has been
filed.
Fred Parker, second mate OF the schooner
Vina, arrested LOT stealing one OF the ships
boats.
Forecast officer Harmon suggests the use OF
night signals IN this city by means OF colored
lights
James B. Allen has begun contest to test the
election of Mr.. Glynn as City and County Re-
corder.
Policeman James N. Marshall, a highly
respected member OF the force, died OF paralysis
yesterday.
A monument in honor of the German poets
schiller and Goethe is TO be erected in Golden
Gate Park.
Two thieves attempted to burglarize the at
Iached grocery-store OF Hayes Bros. at 40
Sixth street.
streetcar employees decided not to hold
meeting last night fearing they were watched
by 'SpOtters.'
The English officers on the Oceanic look for
ward with pleasure TO the prospec tive return
10 their homes.
san Jose capitalists believe they can raise
81 900 600 in aid OF the valley road If it is run
through that city.
T. V. Maxwell has interviewed in the election
contest OF Pelham AmeS and Frank j. Symmes
for School Director.
The municipal creditors have addressed the
Supervisors asking Tor d special meeting to
consider their claims.
The railway companies have warned their
employees not TO join the union. The Labor
Council will ask why.
Second Mate Thomas of the British ship
Springburn has been promoted to the first mate
snip OF the Buteshlre.
A number OF new witnesses will be called be-
lore the Grand Jury in the Fair will investiga-
ton next Monday night.
over dozen indictments from ten to twenty
years old were dismissed in the United States
District Court yesterday.
Mayor Sutro went to Haywards yesterday to
Ste1l 1900
his road to the Cliff House.
Judge Bahrs decided yesterday that to serve
as an election officer without qualifying as
such is not public ofense.
Charles Manoury OF 31O1E Sixth street has
called upon the police to md his wife. She
disappeared three days ago.
William Byington has been appointed by the
Sheriff to take the place of Joseph Coyle as
ballIh OF Judge SeaWelps court.
The FreehoIders telegraphed their congratu-
lations on the defeat OF the refunding bill TO
the California Congressional delegation.
Police Commissioner NJ. A. Gunst has applied
TO the Board OF Supervisors for permission 10
leave the State for period of twelve days.
Charles L. Fair was before the Grand Jury
yesterday, but refused TO say whether he sus-
pected any one OF stealing his fathers viii or
not.
Komuro Riaichi was sentenced to two years
imprisonment by Judge Morrow yesterday for
importing a japanese woman for immoral pur-
poses.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
will go on a strike tomorrow unless the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company restores their
wages
All sam, alias All Toy, a Chinese servant,
arrested for stealing drees suit and other ar
ticles from. the residence OF Ed Thomson, 3l5
Jones street
Mary Meyers discharged cook, was arrested
for attempting to poison the family OF h. \;
Fritz, at the corner of Frederick street and
Masonic avenue
Clarence Wooster of San Jose tells the story
OF how act of Providence defeated the con-
struction of connecting road with the Santa
Fe from this city.
Leverett NJ. Loomis will lecture on "Birds OF
the Ocean OFF Monterey in Midwinter" at the
meeting OF the California Academy OF Sciences
tomorrow evening.
The young mems meeting at the Christian
Association building viii be addressed by Pro
fessor William Martin at o'clock this after
Gnh
General Superintendent Fillmore of the
Southern Pacific discourages the idea that the
company Will Fecede from its present position
in its controversy with the engineers.
The High School young ladies were taught
practical lesson in Jelly making by Mrs. Lincoln
at the Pure Food Exposition yesterday, and
will compete for prizes, to be awarded next Sat
urday.
Mrs. Nellie a. Reed is suing the Market
street Railroad Company for $4,000 for in
juries received in November, 1898. She was
thrown from Howard-street car by prema-
tuTe start.
Charles W Lamor has addressed a communi-
cation TO the Board of Supervisors calling at
tention to frequent violations of the two-cow
limit ordinance in the neighborhood of Thirty
second avenue.
The committee of eleven presents a new plan
for a legislative investigation by abandoning
local municipal affairs and investigating the
corrupting political influences of the Southern
Pafc Company
Miss ANGELA Dellville of this city has begun
O search for her mother, who deserted her in
this city years ago. 1t is said the girls mother
was an actress, that she lives in Washington
and is quite wealthy
August Shenger, a laborer living at 1929
Ninth street. fell from the second story into
the basement of the Parrot building on Mar
ketstreet, near Fourth, yesterday, and had his
collaT-bone fractured
Chief Arthur and the local locomotive en-
gineers held several secret conferences yester-
day and discussed their grievances against the
Southern Pacific. They express determine
ton TO strike unless concessions are made to-
morrow.
J. H. Arndt, who heard of the loss of the Fair
VIII last Monday night, was confronted by w.
H. Davis, the private detective; Herbert Clark,
The late Senator Fairs valet, and NJ. Welch.
He failed TO identify any OF them as his in
formant.
Joseph Hoyt, alias Joseph Hoey, who tried to
assist Joseph Riordan, q convicted burglar, to
escape last December, was sentenced to seven
wears Imprisonment yesterday. Hoyt threw
pepper in the eyes of the Deputy Sheriff who
had Riordan in custody.
A. C. Jones has brought suit against the Pre-
sidio and Ferries Railroad for $500 damages.
In October last while he was loading wagon
on Washington street, one OF the cars OF the
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