New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

fright from her would be murdsrers who for moment
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scenes q vandalism and death; ... ,oootdsa above
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temper az any Christian mind when the ~ Inci
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savage sk In the persona OF seven Near The cor.
ne- OF Commercials. Near by were five more tm
mates Of the same Osss hanging oy sas in
California; all dead and mangled after mo'' FonS Won'
81 G% 0 aud ssa sSo and as Too young
who had Just come from China were ali ts s Of an
DSrad SSn9 Of dqnHEes frS@en and Tor
no Americans Germans OF all IN theSS s
Sree Victims were eli innocent Of the KNOWLEDGE
Of disturbance having been picked up IN tae s,ee o.
T Se sSns OF her daStary eisCuSu Hardly
escaped them. except that The Younger who was only
niece Of bSne rope about his neck "Me no frsid TO
ale me velly good China boy me no hurt no man"
COOK, two weeks from San Francisco; An wOa cook
late of Yokohama, but native Of Hong Kong, and 30
Hi also cOOl and late Of San Francisco These were
all hung with pieces OF rope and haters. During their
hanging several of them were fired at cut ana other
wise mutilatcd.
All Won and weug Chu both cooks in private families,
seized in the street by some wild Mexicans and
hung on the front Of the transportation wagon each
side OF the tongue A shot fired at one Of them
mouth wong Chin, Tong Wang, and All Loo-the first
one cook in Chinese boardlne-h house. the other
hung on the side Of the wagon. All three or
these boys struggled somewhat for their lives the latter
managing to get both Of his hands above his head and
hold Of the rope, by which he temporarily Kept on
strangulatOn. For nearly five minutes couple OF IRISH
men beat his hands with clubs and pistols and not until
they had broken nearly every bone In both hands and
beaten the flesh to bloody pulp did he release mis- hold
and drop into hanging position At this three humans
Dlazed away at him. perforatng his head WIN Dnets
These latter all took place near the residence OF
John Collier esq. wellknown German or TINS CITY
Mr. Collier when the first preparations for hanging were
going on and when his wife and Little ones were in
great danger OF beng accidentally hit by the bullets
which were reckessy sent whiZzng up and down the
streets from revolvers and Henry rifles rushed up To
lection of the desperate of the ruians ana ordered
them in the name OF law and Christian decency 10 de
sist Hardly had he uttered the words, 81 command
you to release those men," when murderer leveIed
Henry rife him and told him that he would shOOt u
ne didn't leave at once. Another made dash at MN
with huge instrument like carvingknlfe I'm CUT
your id heart out of you n you don't Set
away" At which the good citizen and would
be preserver of the peace made q nasty
retreat Mr. Widney. lawyer saved the life of seven
or eight Cinnamon; did Mr.. S. G. FOy, merchant
In fact large number OF the prominent citizens of all
classes sought IN vain to check the slaughter Among
these may especially mentioned Messrs Caswel mer-
chant; ThOm lawyer; LaLzarOyich, merchant; Hazard
lawyer; Brooks, carpenter; Baldwin, lawyer Bowman
welibOrer; SchwOb, auctiOneer; and White and Avery,
merchants clerks