Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-16
Celestial Festivities at Sacramento

,. 49, .,i, lac,
A rev minutes oeiore e''0N ~
evening o ChinaInan was met on l
street between Second and Third, by
,,uo ,hr.. o,bsrs one of whom sud-
G"o VI .u'so Nd not him
Denly P,ouuSsu p Nv ,sS s ninOio and
the os,. s,Sis th,omab lid heart
pOSny instant death. The muir
49, snI1 bis comnanion, ran away,
.Sa 20 ,h,, aid ths shooting continil.
sno wv st.s., s,mo.t to Fifth. where
h ,u ~s,aoJinto a bricL building. One
~ h;s Ss;srds ran nm I street to Fourth.
"a ,hrnnnh FomrtL street 10 the alley
h.t wasn I and j. into which he disap-
ne,red. The shooting was but a con-
tInnation OF the feud growing out Of
an attempted kidnapping case which
occurred several weeks ago, and which
co,t All Ouong his lie recently. The
parties to the trouble are all members
OF the Ming Yung Company. but be-
LONGING to different ~"stores," Ah
Ouono and All Ow, his "cousin, "who
was Filled last evening, being con-
nsc,oI with the Wah Lung store, |
s,rss, near Third. while their II
dsrsrs hsIonp TO the Coon Chung Lung
store. Fourth and | streets. After the
s6ootino last evening the fighters CT
the Wah Lung store gathered to the
number of six or eight, and being fully
armed, started out to ayenge the death
OF their companion. Deputy Sheriff
Moore. while standing at Fourth and
| streets, saw them 20 up the street as
far as Fifth, and turn and come back
IN tho Coon Chung Lung store. where
,hav s,onned. but. seeing him, moved
SnIn M street. II Il thought that
,hav ;,,ended In Oman fire on the store,
sr, were deterred by the presence of
r. niH,,or A few minutes later,
Woors was informed that the crowd
III ti,,sI n Cbinaman between Third
nad Eonr,b stresis and procoedinp to
anu S-a.;rnotsd found a Chinai1an
' 0smhIiSg house very seriously
r, rns.rs thatlin front Of
MouIiusu. roor' IN WbirS sev.
tue snsss a.mh,inc q blanket
s.a' pa h,,n rSs ronchs lifted this
1890 fo,,sd hat ths man rbey
,vantsd was inside aud shot him. the
h.iI stririno bIs breast aud passing
,hra,gh bis body. An American
nhrS;s,an who wa. summoned ex-
rssssd tbe beIief that he might re-
pai n -nronerly treated. From the
~ roh,ing hepse the fellows continued
SowN street 10 the cigar store of
Wing CHINO. inst below Third street,
In which there we're several Cinnamon
=, tho sima. One of the marty opened
fha door and others Aired. wounding
Wing Chung in the hip and another
Cbinsman In the thigh, but neither
dangerously. The assailants then took
to their heels, some going down i
street. while others went up to Third,
and through Third to the alley be-
tween I and J, where two ran up to-
wards Fourth street. and n toward
Second street. officer. Chamberlain
and Deputy Sheriffs Moore aud O'Niel
pursued but were unable to overtake
any of them. Moore Identified n who
ran with q pistol in his hand as an in
diyidual who claims to be All Quong's
brother, and Is the party who, on the
day of All Ouong's funeral went into
IN station.6ouse TO call the dead mans
sn,r;t 10 attsnd tho funeral solemnis
f. sine tbe shooting, I street has
s ~ - ore,t c~ommotion. scores of
vee" .sr,ng for tteir lives.
tue Eeies S.Sa .rnsstcd civ China.
Tue p1sis 80 nointeJ ont by their