The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

DARING BURGIAzI.-The store Of B. Marks, Co.,
Montgomery street entered from the rear. on
Saturday night last and goods the Aoun; Of 500
or $500 and eight dollars in money were car
ried of. The work Of entering the store neatly
executed job. and have been executed by proes
sion2l burglars careful survey Of the premises
from the interior well well from the outside.
The effected with iron bar. which had
formerly been used picket stake, and but fw brick
removed, exactly the right point thrust
through the aperture and unfasen the door They
made serious assault upon the safe, but il resisted
their efforts Goods and boxes scattered from the
Miners alley. showing they had made their
exit well loaded with plumber 1t evident that the
burglars were in some haste the adjoining saloon
kept open until late Saturday night and their oper
atoms must have kept them employed until near day
Light.
FINDING PLrNDEE
The officers exactly Of their and
much wild speculation INDUCED in who
mitied the chine. During the day, however the little
daughter of Mr. Schneider ofthe Orovile Brewery.
the bluff gathering flowers and found the goods hid
den away under fuue but short distance from the
road leading to the County Infrnary The detectives
appraised of this discovery and repairing the
spot found varied assortment of clothing and fancy
goods rolled up blanket. Surprising that the bur
glars would for their plumber time during
the night the valuable portion of the goods
removed and the bundle replaced its position with
guard stationed watch the returning offenders for their
plumber.
CAPTURE
The party on guard duty had patiently watched
til about O'Clock evening when the spot ar
preached by two Cinnamon, who summoned to
rul,;,. fbar
to do this and making 40 time escape, they were
pursued until officer Parks pitched head foremost into
shaft some ten feet deep As the Cinnamon were likely
escape they fred upon by such weapons the
party had and both were ridiled with buck shot and
revolver bullets Of them must have been instant
ly killed, upon examination, he had received
shot the back that passed through in the region of
the heart coming through the left breast The 9TH
one was filed with buckshot somewhat lower down.
They taken to Justice Dicks office where Dr. Vance
examined the wounded Chinaman. and succeeded in
extracting three OF the buckshot. fourth, which had
entered the spine, and evidently ranged in the di-
rection of the kidneys, could not be found Nowith-
standing his numerous ugly looking wounds, he gave
evidence of considerable vitality. and much suffering
while his wounds being probed. He removed
to the County Inrary where he fingered until Monday
morning when his spirit its flight the bosom of
his Josh His body removed to Justice Dicks office
and placed with that of his pal.
THE coRoSERs INQUEST.
A Coroner's Jury summoned to hold an inquest
the body of the Chinaman who instantly killed.
before the death of the other known. The Jury
was composed as follows: Charles ST. Sure R. T. Good
win. F. W. Latraud, F. j. Becker, Fred Kerby, Wi;m
McKillup, H. B. Cowles, and George H. Stephens The
verdict of the jury the following effect: That
the deceased was named All Lem, Cab Lem. China
aged about thirty years. and that he to his
death the eth day OF April 1861 by wounds caused
by sugs bullets fired from revolvers in the hands of
deputy constables Dan Hilton and j. V. Parks, while
in the performance of their duty such officers. and
further find these officers justiabe in such
acts, The body of the second Chinaman was brought
before the Inquest had completed its abors that
of the first and they resurmoned to hold the
ond Inquest. The evidence the same, and the
dict also with the exception that the Chnaman
known aged about S. and that he his death by
buck shot wounds. fired from gun in the hands of Benz
Rains while in the discharge of his official duty. and
that he fully justified in doing.
Upon the body of the first Chinaman killed found
nearly full suit Of the clothes that ha been stolen
from the store the key of the store which usually
left in the lock on the inside of the and the
change they had taken from the money till which
described and recognized as odd and marked pieces
There thus left not particle of doubt of their
guilt. and their sudden and terrible punishment is
lesson by which the wicked Of their countrymcn
should profit. One of them recognized former
inmate of the State prison. who had failed 10 be duly
impressed with his previous punishment Their bodies
turned the undertaken. and deposited
the earth in less than thirt ysix hours from the
mission OF their offence