The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

CoMMITTED.-Charley, the China
man charged with an attempt at rape,
was examined before Justice Parkin-
son Yesterday, and, in default OF 5000
bail, was committed to Jail to await
the action of the Grand Jury. The
father, mother, the little girl who was
the victim of the heinOus crime, and
DIR, S. l.. Lee. the attending physician,
were examined as witnesses, as was
also the Chinaman himself. The evil
dence was conclusive. The story of
the prisoner was Enormously connect
ed, but the falsity of it was apparent.
The Courtroom was cleared before the
mother and child were brought IN to
testify, and the anguish of the fathe
and mother was very great. After the
mother and child were removed ana
the Chinaman was placed upon the
stand. the father of the little victim
became So incensed at the cool eifron-
tery of the hideous looking
before him that he invoiuntarlly
ciutched a 6-shOOter, as If IN the act
of drawing it and ~wreaking summary
Vengeance, but officer Lewis caught
his arm and hurried him TO the
door. There he gave up his pistol TO
Gen. Edwards and returned to hear
the monster testify. We learn from
an intelligent Chinaman that h real
name of the prisoner is Paid All Wan,
and tina he is known among his
trvmen as a desperately bad character,
having killed a c~ountrvman in Sdcra-
mento and another in Virginia.
JUsTICE's OFFICE.-Justice K. L.
Parkinson Informs US that some per-
son or persons have been i'll the habit
of entering his office during his absence
and overhauling his official papers.
He SAYS he will exhibit these papers to
any one desiring 10 examine them. II
they Will call during office Il and
added, with an omlnous SWING OF MS
ponderous paw, that If he should catch
"a person in his office at other hours he
would build "A monStrous head on the
intruder. The guilty party Is re-
ouested to take the hint without be-
ing knocked down.
MUTTERINGs.-A good deal of feel
ing was manifested on the street yes
terday in regard to the Chinaman
charged with attempt at rape, and
there We're some mutterlngs ABOUT
hanging. 1t were better that the law
take its course. The summary hang
ing of the wretch would be no punish
ment to him and would give our citl-
zens no guarantee against such crimes
in the future. Besides, the Jail is we'll
guarded and armed.
AT CoRNELIAN Hot SPRINGs.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel (W.
B. Campbell, proprietorl, on the
northern shore OF Lake Blgler on the
18th: Dr. \. :. Baldwin, .. *. Free
man, san Francisco: J. leaders, John
Fitger. Chas. Cotter, y. st. John,
Truckee; q. Blackmer, New York; K.
L. Ross, Long Valley; DR.. j.. 7. Ross,
Chicago; Hon. James Hardy, Sacra-
ent
Al GLENBRooK.- The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel a. H.. SaNton, proprie-
tori eastern shore of Lake Bigler
Yesterday: Q. X. Freeman and wife.
Ii. +. swain, San Francisco; IL. IL.
Hewlett, wife and children, Stock
ton: Mrs. ID. c. Mackay and child, j.
ID. smith, Santiago Mill, New; Andrew
Bond. j. W. kenney.
SEWING MACIIINE>.-J. Z. Stouten-
burgh, opposite Sheyer Il Morris dry
goods store. is agent for the ~tavorite
Grover Il Baker sewing machine, and
keeps on hand and for sale needles,
spool cotton and silk, binders. corder>,
ha>ter>, ~heImmer>, tuck markers, etc.
See his advertisement.
WIRES DowN.-One of the wires OF
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany passing through this section has
been taken down, leaving the COM
pany two wires sill i'll operation.
JUDGE HARDY.-Judge Jim Hardy
is up at Lake Bigler, resting from bis
legal lab0rs.