The morning call., 1895-01-28
THE LOCAL NEWS.
An Index Of Yesterdays Events in San
Francisco.
.pride of the Bay,, launched.

| pride OF Jne lduuCueu'
Several sailing records were broken.
Several accidents to cyclists took place in the
park.
The game of hurly was practiced at Central
Park.
The unemployed petition the Legislature for
work.
Ell. Angelo robbed by footpads on Stockton
street.
Parnells defeated San Franciscos at Gaelic
football
John P Irish replies to the critics of the
Little Claude, the wait, was sent 10 the
Sheltering Arms.
The local opposition to the Reilly funding
bill is very strong.
Rev. E. w. Ollie told what the Civic Fedora
ton intends to do.
Warden Hale does not fear removal from his
post at San Quentin.
The Second Regiment, n. G. c., held medal
shoot at Shell Mound.
Helen Campbell explains her theory OF go
operative Housekeeping"
Captain Charles Mayo, pilot, is being urged
for Pilot Commissioner
Rev. DR.. Henry spoke yesterday regarding
the local reform movement.
South Berkeley was excited by the discovery
| of gold washings in her streets.
| The B'nai Birth Free Public School held COM
mencement exercises yesterday.
James Sutton, indicted by the Grand Jury
| for election frauds, was arrested.
| Miss de Yelling lectured on temperance at
| the First Congregational Church.
| Judge Campbell displeased because he was
not asked to the Crowley banquet.
George w. Gibbs the well-known merchant
| and philanthropist, is seriously Ill.
| Rev. NJ. P. Boynton preached to women only
| on the subject OF ''Woman at Her Best"
| series of revival meetings was begun at
Howard Presbyterian Church last night.
| Reckless driving caused the death at the
| Receiving Hospital of an unknown woman.
4 at
| Church at the close of the Slovenian festtyal.s
| The Olympic Club Wheelmen and Imperial
and Crescent Bicycle clubs held runs to the
| park.
wildwood, the 'statuesque Californian"
racehorse, died at the Bay District track
yesterday.
The odium of Harry Pooles murder gives rise
to the tale that the scene OF the Tragedy Is
| ''haunted."
| J. H. Harvey, the motorman, who was re-
ported to have eloped with his stepdaughter,
| was arrested.
| To secure work for the deserving working
men of this city it is proposed to suspend the
| one-twelfth act
! President Valentine of Wells, Fargo G. Co. adj
| dressed young men at the Plymouth Congrega-
| tional Church.
The police vote to engage lawyer to pro-
/ tect their interests at the pending "Lexow"
| investigation.
The wind blew at the rate of forty miles an
| hour from the northeast, doing slight damage
| to shipping along the seaWall.
| Berkeley and Stanford students will debate
| the question "Was Casimir-Perier justified in
resigning the PresidencyT
Rector Foute of Grace Church refers to Mrs.
| Westwater's charges and speaks OF scandalous
| tongues Organist Bosworth is next to go.
The Market-street Railway Company de-
| nounced at mass-meeting for compelling en-
! ployes to pay exorbitant prices for uniforms.
| Champion Jones of Australia defeated Cham
| pion Riordan of the Pacific Coast in handbau
match with the left hand only, for 800 side.
Three German shooting clubs contested for
| medals and money prizes at the Shell Mound
! ranges though thewind and cold made it I'M
| pleasant sport.
| The employees of the streetcar lines formed
/ union and selected temporary officers. They
will resist the cut OF Is per cent in their wages
| to be made February 10
| Many leading citizens, United States, State
/ and city officials express themselves unalter-
/ ABLY in favor of municipal self government
/ and state their reasons. THE CALLS course
unanimously approved
| The festival of st. Paul the Apostle, was eele-
| brated in st. Mary's Church on California
| street yesterday. A sermon on the conversion,
| labor and martyrdom of st. Paul was preached
| by the very Rev. Father Predergast. There
! was an immense audience.